Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1870-11-12
LATER FROM THE ATLANTIC YATES.


| IONDON, NV. luz tWO ITu5Siau
army corps recently operating around
Nets, have commenced the sicgeof Thion.
vile. The bombardment is going on via.
orously. @
Tours, Nov Am official report of
recent riots at Paris is given to the public
here to-day. About noon on tho 21st,
groups of people assembled ia the place
De Hotel De Vile. They were much agi-
tated by the false rumor that the Govern.
ment had agreed to an armisticc. The
crowd pressed SO against the doors of
Hotel De Vile that they we're forced open.
About o'clock largo number of the M.
tional Guard, who were unarmcd, crowded
into the place De Hotel De Vile, already
filled to excess with q surging mass of peo-
pie. At this time Henri Rochefort ar.
rived, in an open carriage, and vainly en-
deavorcd to address the people. The lat
ter refused to listen, shouting constantly
"Vive commune" and "No armisticc."
Cen. Trochu came forward and addressed
the crowd. He was not listened to. The
people shouted continuously, and demanded
a dismissal Of the present Government.
Great tumult ensued. Evergnan, Aid-de-
Camp Of Gen. Trochu, was thrown down
and his soldiers with great difficulty with
drew him from the hands of the riotous
crowd. At 6 p. NJ, Gustave Fleurens ap.
pcarcd, leading a battalion of Nationals.
Trochu appeared, and the rioters at once
gave up the members of the Government,
and quiet was restored again. '
LONDON, Nov. "A World cable says
Europe will find herself taken back within
a week. A new triumph of Bismarcks
genius has been achieved in quito another
direction than that looked for. BE pre-.
pared for big things close at hand. Some
onapartistscheme which Bismarck's party
has hidden beneath the amnesty ncgotia.
ton. The cessation of hostitics during
twenty-five days are such balance of mil.
itary advantages to France that Bismarck
could not have granted such terms without
| secret reasons.
| Tours, VIA LONDON: Nov. 4, 4p. NJ
The immediate conclusion of the armisticc
is considered certain. Tliers reports that
he is entirely satisfied with the results Of
his mission.
A citizen was obliged to wait six hours
at butcher shop, in Paris, for onc.fifth
pound of meat. Horse flesh sells at SAILS
cents per pound. $4,000 eatablc horses
arc still left in the city.
An explosion occurred at Cherburg, and
twcnty-six persons were injured
George Francis Train was nominated as
commander.in.chiefo Of the National Il uard
at Marseilles, by Cluseret.
| SAN Francisco, Nov. ga. p. Crit
tenden expired at few minutes past 6 p.
NJ, having suffered intense agony for near
ly the entire time after being shot. The
charge Of murder will be entered at once
against Mrs. Fair. tits noticed that when
she is alone she is entirely quiet, but that
on any body coming in she Immediately
sets up great outcry. .'
RENO, Nov. 5.-The Central Pacific
passenger train, bound cast. and due here
} at 10 A. NJ, arrived at Verdi, IL miles
west Of Reno, on time. As the train was
, starting from that station three mask cd
men boarded the express car and five men
! more Immediately came to their aid from
} the rear cars These five evidently came
from the west on the train. Six stopped
on the express car, which they detached
from the main train by cutting the signal
rope, etc. Two jumped on tho engine,
and placing pistols at the engineers head,
commanded him to move on, which he did.
: The brakcsmcn endeavorcd to keep the
masked men off the express car, hut pis-
tolls placed at their heads compelled them
to retreat. The conductor rushed forward,
but pistols stopped him. Finding a
} Ratchet, he came forward again in time to
see the engine and express car flying down
the track, separated from the train. The
: robbers then placed the firomen, express
and mail messengers In the mail room, and
locked them up. When within six miles
Of this city they stopped their train, broke
open the express boxes, and robbed them
Of 81 900 gold coin. A later investiga-
ton shows that they put the coin into old
boot tops, and escaped to the mountains.
A double barrelled shotgun and pick were
left by the robbers at the quarry where
they opened the boxes. All the telegraph
wires were cut west Of Reno. Two Of the
Western Union wires werc cut. They
were, however, repaired by daylight, and
business was mot delayed. Parties arc
searching the mountains, and will proba.
bly, be able to throw more light on the
robbery during the day. t'os s7al I
LONDON, Nov. ga telegram dated
Versailles, 4th, says the result Of the cleo.
ton at Paris on the question Of confidence
in the Provisional Government, from re-.
turns for the whole city shows yeas 421,.
900, and nays $4,000. No disturbances
occurred. The result is considered to
make the armistice certain. 9aa I
Theirs had a long conversation with
; Bismarck on the Sd and 4th. The follow.
ing is the result: Theirs at the first inter-
view showed Bismarck his authorization
from the Paris government to arrange an
armistice on the basis proposed by Lord
Granville. Bismarck replied that it was
; all very well. as far as it went, but the
authorization from the Tours government
was also necessary. Theirs said Gambetta
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