The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-14
VIOLENCE STARTS UP IN PARIS
HDWB NPIOSI0N EIIITRIG
IIGHT HIRES ar.
c.. -rmsn' 0mceS Trlephsne wires Also
"a upsrrd Win Ten Arrests Made 30
Iar"r I'A'irr~ CAlling out sS the
nr,rr,IsIS ia, \ SobrrinE E0Prt


... B"rri The noise aroused the
..rvnding district. which "a one ~ the
pr lash ionahle IN Paris The fine doors
'., HOUSE were damaged the inner
battered and the window. blown
r.a,r, The houses on each s,d. and
r.ui tl>o suffered Nobody vas m.
.HI
.." reason this particular house Nas
,.N"d - unknown Judge Drevfu- -
.." - fu" occupants ~ the hous... and
ON fa."f Detective Goron lives next door
fNEI~. bCt i3-N 7 o'clock toni Oh,
''' electric lights in the Clchv section
v"-" cni out. (hchy il one oT the 81 chit
90 .-'ons into which PARIS ~ divided
'.- electric lighting. The putting out
r' ~ lights ~ presumably due to a STRIKE
10 sympathy with the railroad men
Plenty Of lamps we're available. how
ever, and they we're produced quickly
Tie supply was obtained during a pre-
vlous similar experience and during the
foods Of last January. when the electric
machinery was put out NJ commission
nv the water
II through the energetic measures Of
the Government thelposition Of the rail-
way strike greatly improved during tho
nav the same cannot he sad of the general
FeNPfNlsfR
serve with the colors proved a mos,
elective move Men were seen IN many
places in Paris and az the provincial
stations wearing armlets which wer.
practically a uniform. shown G,thev were
under military law The material and
color of the armlets showed their rank
and the regiments 90 which they belong
Premier BRAND. com mentinr on tho
electricians act. emphasized the rev olI- .
tionary character of the strike movement /
IL - believed that a warrant has been /
Issued for the arrest II The notorious
Pataud, secretary of the electricians
union. who IL credited with the response
bilitv NJ the eNtingulshment Of the lights
As dusk came the elect rio lights in the,
Ministry Of the Interior and the Palace
~ the Elysen went out An attemut
was made 10 inform Prafect of Police .
Lerine. hut II failed and then ~ was found
thai the telephone wires had been CUT.
hiryclist was then -ent with the in
formation TO the police \ bait alion
- infantry was detailed 20 protect the
Palace. which - N" residence IT Pr-si-
tent Falhsrr>
~ The electric STRIKE was NOT cpnpIa,a .
I1" champs Ely-.'s YVES plunged into
darkness rHd the Ieft hTTk 4 thu Snine
Tered severely In 9id''lun O. losing
- rTh' IN" 90 ctrlc cErs we-" stopped
Nv h" .uitirg y 81 their power
Maxim :. BullI"r~ .Hd m" boulevard
- Michael Gates had reCpur=.. 10 Oh n.-a
a. terms and cT1dl"s struck INTO bottles
lN' luuy end - MIJhs pI'S theatres
f.i their hrs; uIgh'- ruined A. The
90. .-,. 'omiuls Tc' tyl'ne Sc, l.mps wera
sod The Cgm,di" Frgl,.. -. Installed
..uis. bat meet Of IN" Boulevard theatres
g. ~ not Affected
Premier BRAND Avs the managers
- the Northern PARIS. Lyons ard Meitsr-
ran"au Eastern and P,ri~-Orle,n- sv--
tour are ready IL accept ms mediation =
with the men
\ meeting - the various transport
workers sat from o'cloCN until >. IL
WIS voted that the employees 81 tho Met
'opolitan omnibus and tramway lines ,
--7rld strike. II heing left for each union
20 - the time for the strikes to- ba InaIgI-
-a'ed
- leaders 81 the railroad strike were
t--.-' II by the police this morning Two
H."r- we're arrested tins afternoon
F." of the leader taken this morning
were arrested AZ IN" once Of HundHH|.
the Socialist newspaper They had spent
TO p sht in he Offices Of this rapar evi-
i"1'.y expect InG arrest n daybr~aN
" ..a : N" earliest legal hour az which
-T". acrIon by the authorities can 10 &
'as-u u
When this hour arrived the mon ssnt y
a sreCial message 10 Premier BRAND an q
n0In1ng that they were AZ his diSpus,- A"
ZION ~ me ofics-- 81 Human! Then the
non par ook II light meal which was
Washed down with ChAmragne All was :
,.'.' until o.25 o clock. when thrp.. 81 the q
p gr"-' police officer arrived They were a
P-"f"r' ~ Police Lepine. ms assistant. 2
" Iogny. and VI Hamard. IN. chief u
detective. \ strong fore" II police
ARID the street about the Offices II IN.
newspaper
" lemolne, the secretary Of IN" stink"
rnrrrftea; VI Leguennrc. the leader 81 ~
Pc InlOn on the Western Railroad VI "'
".g. the SECRETARY Of the Drivers and r.
mems Union. and NM. Borden" and &
20 aplt were Immediately placed under -
,..a-' rhe sixth man. NJ QmevraIn.
f ,- arrnSte d A. his own home
won the arrests wer" made Tofiin
-.4fIed the chair and edit oral table
y...' we're rI-ed by Premier Brand when \
rs- member Of the stan 81 HunnHHc ,
.- . ads Gated a general stri ke 60
I..- afternoon NJ Bidedegarray. score VI
a.. - the National Federation 81 Rail
fw Workers. VI Escaba-se. "A member
f 'r" lame ORGANIZATION. and two ~ hers
names are not known AZ present "
.'a-en INTO Gust ody
large against them will probably =,
a. tn"y haverendsred traffi~ bv 4,
Vigorous t. life the Government
e araHdoned a. too complicated Va
""t Of having them indicted for -.
against the internal safety IT
..f'" Irl- proceeding would IN m.
... -IfinE e tho senate a. a high bu
u..."s and o. i thought that TO
r..r 'aS - sufficient - cover =
81,
socialist n"p'Itie- met m the cham
.'",rI'I"- to-day and decided ~ "o'
H tu" immediate convoCatIon II 10
.'u' 'n rak" 49, the strike question. o.,