The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1871-03-16
NUMBER 4OaT
FROM EUROPE.
nTTHE ATLANTIOoEBLK.
TIE ENTRY.


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TIE ENTRY.
LONDON, March 2.---Aa.';7rs from Payia
Of yesterdays date sta. the ,Empe-
rer and staff reviewed IL man troops
as they marched into the city, The in l. = a--i
perlal group occupied a eommanding poSi- 80
tIon at the Hippodroms, where they ne I.
NAMED while the column mayched past.
The splendid appearance presented By the
German trpops contrasted strangely with
the misery and desolatiou which charac<
terized the city during the march, Such
citizens as were abroad at the time were
to ali appearance peacefully disposed; and
eylnced no ineilnatioll to oppose the pass -
| age ef the troops The Efrests Qensrnily
however, presented q deserted appearance
Meme Of the demonstrations which We pre- -r-,r q
vlensly apprehended took place. The
majority OF the principle approaches were
lined with military 70 act rs safeguards
against any outbreak which might arise
and to prserye order generally. - -.
A soESE IN TIE ASSEMBLY
BoRDEAuxs March IN Contie. form
erly private secretary % the Emperor Ea-
poleon, and now attached 10 the imperial-
ist faction IN the assembly made an attack II.
upon the deputies of that body at the ses-g q.
sion yesterday, strongly denouncing them
for their iuhdelty to the empire. This
sudden and entirely unexpected movement
on the part of NJ Oontis created great ay-
NJ
ever, moveda resolution stigmatizing the
late Emperor Napolron as the author Of
all evils which had belailen the nation,
and being responsible for the disasters
winch had been suffered by France, and
through which she had been brought to
her present depth of misery and hnmslia-
ton. The assembly unanimously voted
the resolution Of n Theirs BY aeclama-
ton.
EMPEROR WILLIAM CANNOT EErE1 PARIS
LoEDoE, March 2s--Dispatehes from
Versailles state that the Emperor has de-
ciared that he will not enter the city, It
is expected therefore. that the Crown
prince viii review the troopsin the absence
OF his majesty. Thespeedy vacuationl Of
the city by the Prussian troops is consd-
cred possible.
DEPRESSION tx PARIS.
PARIS, March 2-The barricades in the
Belleville and Montmartre districts are
still maintained, although no disturbances a-a-
have takenplace since the occupation of -1
the city by the German army The boule- rslis'
wards are crowded with people. but sad
melancholy silence prevails. Ali the
shops cafes, and newspaper Offices are
closed, and the entire business of the city,
is at a stand-still The telling Of depreS-
sion among all classes is greater than ct
any time during the s1ege, when starvation
was imminent q -- 5i1s1--ai -
PARIS QUIET @ -
LONDON, March 2--2P.a N. The oc-- Gsl
cupation Of Paris BY the Germans acontin-5 sais
ues be t4the l-absorbing opicofconyersa-vsoar-
ton here. Speculation was rife during the 3 r.-.r.
day as to the probabilities Of collision
botween the German troops and the peo-
pie, but the latest DISPATCHES received an izs5.
nOunce everything quiet and orderly. alzzlH saai
sno1gn e, sIien i.s pDSIlon y son. was Anlis
are for the moment paralyzed Il aa4
RATIFICATION oP THE PEAez TREATY i-
VERSAILLES, March S@Favre to-day oal i5'
notified Bismarck OF the vote OF the8-Na. ~ FllE
tional Assembly ratifying the prehmina5 sgonr
res Of peace. Bismarck at once replied 81 rrl
that he was ready to exchange the formal
publications., and that the Emperor had ~
already signed the treaty Of peace. tre.7- .sc1
FAYszEsToYTEE ISDEAsITY-RARss TnAs- 's.
a ,asfa QUIZ. a
LoNDox, March 3.-A Versailles dis -
patch says that the French idemnity Is -
payahlesin in three installments, Wis One .-9l
million thalers IN 1871. two millions n sai1ssT
1872, and two millions in 1878 The in
terest IS only on the last installment, from
which the proportion Of the debt apper- q
tanning to Alsaee and horraine, estimatsd .rc'
at one half million thslers. and the cost ssr
Of railways IN eastern FFaneeis to be de- 80.
A Paris dispatch of wednesday ssys': e7sizs
The Germans occupy all quarters assigned
them, and perfecs tranquility prevails.
THE PEkILs TO THE eEKlEAEs ~ PkRIs
LoEDoE, March 3s--It is believed the rs
Germans viii leave Paris this evening soy, - irs-y
at least tomorrow morniug There is in
consequence great Excitement in Paris.
A crowd Of PaFisians, observing some Prus- -h--
slams in the courts Of the s1auRre and &C.
Place de Garrousel yesterday, attempted 10 ,sii
use force for their expulaion, but were kept
back by line Of troops and pieces az
cloth hung over thegate to hide the Prus-
SLAMS. Conflicts are expected If the Ger ;.s..
mans do not soon evacuats the city Some
Germans marched 10 the line Of demaxkn-
ton offering their hands and saying. now
pecce is concluded, we are friends !" but
were repulsed, the French replying with
the conditions imposed BY Bismarck We
can never be friends Some disguised e
Prussian officers penetrated into the city,
but were soon recognized, asd theiP~liRes
in danger from the people, Were protected r
BY the authorities and recondncted to the
German lines. The poPulaee are less calm
han yesterday. r're
A LEAGUE AGAINST GERMAN woRKMEz.
LONDON, March IA league is being
formed-at Hagre 70 prevent the return Of
German employees.