Tunis, Apr. 10. Anti-French demonstrations, which had been ordered by the Nationalist Party for Friday, were followed on Saturday by serious rioting in which a number of people were killed and injured. Arabs attacked and seriously wounded a Zouave, Trams were stoned and a branch post-office was sacked while armed police and troops, who had been called cut to quell the disorder, were attacked by the rioters.
All roads from the interior have now been closed to the Arabs, and the Nationalist Party leader, Belhovanne, has been arrested. Martial law has been proclaimed snd armed patrols have been stationed throughout the town.—Reuter.
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