Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-05-01
PREVENT MAY DAY DISORDERS
Strong Bodies Of Troops Are
Posted at Main Railroad
Depots in the City.
Place dc Ia Republique Center OF In
terest--Aiany Arrests Made There
MANY Anarchists Expelled.


preparations, finds many quarters OF
the city presenting the appearance of
AN armed camp. The forces concentrate
ed under Project of Police L,epine are
estimated at 10000 troops, 1900 police
ana 5000 Republican Guards. gem
darmes and detectives Detachments
or troops Of all arms took Up positions
IN the main centers AT an early hour
The bulk Of the military forces had
been strictly confined TO barracks since
midnight and remained under orders
70 ne ready 10 move at a moments no
ace. The troops at midnight heeap
To guard the public sources Of water
gas ana electric supply. The plan OF
tile olnclals was to avoid the use of
tle military unless such a step was i'm
pefdtlNe To maintain order Accord
lngiy. the aspect OF the city during the
early hours was little different from
usual but toward noon the military
activity increased
Inc metropolitan railroad and the
omnibus continued TO operate. hut can
franc was crippled, owing to the cab
mon tears' The extensive central
markets We're deserted the countrv
folk refusing TO risk bringing IN nro-
visions. The suburbs, (which are puard-
ed by troops, were reported calm.
TROOPS AT RAILWAY STATIONS
strong bodies OF troops are posten
az the main railroad depots in the city
Inc ST, LaIarre station Is surrounded
oy squadron or curiassiers. several
companies of infantry and Republican
Guards.
Prior to the opening OF the bourse a
regiment of infantry took up "A position
I, on the terrace and Attachments Of
Ifcurassiers occupied the neighborlns
streets. The bourse opened at the u.s.
ual hour, but business was restricted.
BANK or FRANCE GUARDED.
The bank of France was similarly
guarded by infantry aud cavalry aud
ptckets Of troops patrolled the Vicinity
Of all the leading banks and important
commercial establishments. The Amer
lean Express company and many other
institutions had guards OF infantry.
carrying rifles before their doors. Tho.
appearance OF the Sentlnels and patrols
at the main houlevardS and streets wa.
an unusual sight. Squads OF Dragons
passed frequently through the ieWelry
district, the Rue De La Paix. where a
number OF the stores did not raise
thelr iron shutters.
PLACE DE LA REPUBLIQUE.
The Place de Ia Republique Is the
chief center or the Ia Dor animation.
The stores in its neighborhood are
closed and police patrols are husA
Keeping the crowds circulating Many
strikers wore n cockade bearing an em-
blem with the words Eight hours
work with a weekly holiday"
About 5000 infantry occupied the bar
racks facing the Place de In Republicans
and other regiments were atloIr .--A
houses adjoining the labor exChang,.
and the headquarters Of the confedei
alton NJ labor.
The doors and windows OF the Prince
Eugene are closed
MANY ARRESTS.
It;So--Owing to an Increase Of ac-
ton at the Place de Ia Rcpublique, the
troops interviewed and a hundred ar
rests were made. Tho prisoners were
Immediately taken before magistrates,
who quickly passed upon the cases and
the disturberS of the peace We're taken
tO Jail
Profession BROKEN UP.
1890 y. n.-The striking printers at
tempted TO march IN procession from
the Rourse du Travail 0abor headquar-
tarsl singing a revolutionary song
They attacked the police who inter-
yened. and the latter We're compelled
Ia draw their reyolvcrs. The pro-
cession was then broken up.
PATROLLING THOROUGHFAREGi
1880 p. ma squadron Of cuirasl = 4
with an ambulance has occupied
part Of the Place DO L'Eterite, fkSt
he Champs Elysee.
Dctachmeuts of cavalry are patroll-
Ing the thoroughfares iu the vicinity OF
he MINISTRIES and the quay d'Orsay
A police guard has been stationed at b
Inc American embassy.
ANARCHISTS EXPELLED.
2:25 p. m.-Many anarchists have
ieen expelled from Paris. including
'tephane Guertsioff and one woman
". Levy. secretary of the confeiera-
ion % labor, and NJ. Fromcntin, the
wealthy anarchist have heop arrested
Delegates from all trades are as
ombling at the labor hcad1uarters.
CONTINUOUS ARRESTS.
Il. m.-The Palace dc IA Repub-
ique Is the scene of continuous ar
'ests. The number Of disorderly per- I
ions has increased by several thou
and, A detachment OF 400 intantryf
,as stacked arms on the Place do
Eterile.
CHARGED nv CAVALRY !,
4t35 p ma squadron Of cavalry :,
harged the manifestants on the Place =
10 In RepubliQne forcing the riOters TO N
Yards tho st. Martin canal Dragon.
hen formed q Gordon cutting of in-----
.ress TO the square. Fifty addtlIona,
rrests were made.
CARRIED \ BLACK FLAG.
$50 y. mat the Brest The Nrik-
rs. carrying a black flag We're charged
y the police. a severe fight followed.
he flag was seized. and many arrests
made.
STRIKERS HOLD MEETING.
1870 y, m.--SiX thousand strikers
re holding a meeting at the labor eN-
hange. and more are assembling at the
Of the confederation of
bor The military surround the
ulldings and await the exit Of thu
lrikers
Project Lepine Is outside and couu-
els calmEess. Police charges are con-
nuous In the boulevard Magenta.