New-York tribune., 1906-05-20
OF three yards with multi-colored posters bear
ing the most thrilling inscriptions
THE SECOND GUNDAY RALLn

THE SECOND SUNDAY BALLOT.
According to every indication the second bal
lot IN the elections on Sunday will result IN
still further increasing the governments de-
cisive victory OF May 6. Meanwhile the strong
hand shown by NJ. Clemenceau in dealing with
the strikers. and his determination backed up
by display Of armed force never before seen
in Paris in time of peace. to preserve public
order, are having most sautary effect Yester-
day NJ. Clemenceau remarked to the Tribune
correspondent: Don't be misled by the plausI-
BILE glittering generalities. bon mots and With
cisms that you may hear at the smart Partisan
gatherings, where it may still be the fashion
to twit the republic and incite ridicule against
the radical republican government. If you
make Independent Investigations in any quar-
ter you may choose, you viii And that after all
is said and done France has never had a,
stronger government than it has to-day. for 1t
is based on the practical common sense and in
telligence OF the masses Of the French nation.
Nervous capitalists have to be timid
because property is protected with scrupulous
and impartial thoroughness. just as, on the other
hand. is the liberty Of labor
METHODS OF GOVERNING PARIS.
A picturesque object lesson Of NJ. CIemenceau's
methods OF governing Paris occurred on Thurs
day at the fashionable Church of Saint Philippe
de ROule. where the marriage took place be-
tween the son Of the owner OF leading Partisan
printing house. NJ Le Serisse, and Mile. Keller,
the daughter Of the proprietor of large print
ing firm at Evreux in Normandy. The brides
father, who is on excellent terms with his work
at Evreux, invited $50 Of them, with their
wives and families. to attend his daughters
wedding, and supplied them with a special train
to and from Paris. and betrayed the cost Of
their three days stay in the capital.
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and his employees exasperated the printers syn
dicate in Paris, and at the Labor Exchange 1t
was decided TO make a hostile demonstration
at the wedding. Consequently, when the bride
groom and the wedding guests arrived at the
Church of Saint Philippe de Roule a body of
400 strikers assembled suddenly and hooted
and yelled at the bridal party and insulted the
guests.
CUIRAEEIERS TO THE RESCUE.
The policeman on duty Immediately summoned
reinforcements, and IN less than five minutes
three sQuadrons OF cuirassers came along at a
smart trOt with drawn sabres and dispersed the
disorderly mob in the twinkling of an eye. the
troopers now and then thwackng some noisy
and aggressivey Insulting rioter the head
or the stomach with the fat OF the blade, al
ways taking pains to inf1ict no serious injuries.
score Of arrests made by the curas-
siers, and the rioters finally appreciated the
humOr of the situation. and later realizing what
boorish part they were playing in interfering
with the wedding, speedily transformed
into good natured spectators When the bride
appeared and smiled, showers Of May flowers,
white roses and lilies-of-t -the-valley were scat
tered among the crowd. Meanwhile. at a signal
telephoned from the Prefecture of Police. 10000
infantry and cavalry in immediate readi-
ness to concentrate in the quarter Of Saint