Mounted Police Enough: No Troops Yet Called Out London, May 7.
The Civil Commissioner of London announces that no further volunteers} are required for the mounted police.
There was further trouble at Hull} to-day which resulted in a police baton charge. Several strikers were injured, seven having to be treated at the infirmary.
Failing to suppress an attempt] Ostend—Reuter. by strikers to interfere with a volunteer bus at Cardiff, police charged with their truncheons. Some women were trampled on in the stampede. Two persons were injured. One of the strikers was arrested, The Government has broadcast an intimation to all ranks of the armed forces of the Crown that any action they may find necessary to take in an honest effort to aid the civil power will receive now and afterwards the full support of the Government.
The War Office states that no troops have yet been called up to aid the civil power except as guards at vulnerable points.—Reuter.
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