The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1871-06-02
TELEGRAPHIC.

VERSAILLES, May 26.-noon.-Belle-
vile was attacked this morning. The
batteries of Morine guns were posted in
Mont Mortre, which at the same time
fired down upon Belleville. The loss of
the government troops was twelve hun
| dred that of the Insurgents was i'm
mense. Since Sunday thirty thousand
prisoners have been taken.
COurtset poisoned himself after he
was captured.
Rochefort and Assy are to be tried
by civil court as criminals.
The belligerents have arrested sever
al reds, and have telegraphed to the
government here that they viii hold
them at its disposal.
VERSAILLES, May 2S.-noon.-The
Insurgents, Tuesday, that the arch bish-
op of Paris, Able Dugurri, and sixty
two other hostages remaining in their
possession. The troops had previously
captured Loroufuette and saved 1853
hostages detained there.
VERSAILLES, May 23.-evening.-
The instruction is completely sup
pressed not one band of Insurgents is
left. There are great number of pris-
oners.
OUTSIDE OF PARIS, May 2S.-evening.
All quiet within the city. Not shot
has been fired since 10 o'clock this
morning. The firemen have the flames
under control.
The Prussians, at Bournville, made a
thousand prisoners, including several
armed women, on Saturday evening.
All the Insurgents who came within
their lines were tlisarmed and placed
under guard.
VERSAILLES, May 2S.-The slaughter
on Saturday night was terrible. Alto
gether the suppression of the Commune
has cost over sixty thousand lives, and
the destruction of third of Paris,
TheFe are rumors of awful cruelties
by the Versaillists, who are reported TO
have shot men, women and children
found with. arms in their hands.
Provision trains are entering the city.
There is great rejoicing within and
around the city for the close of the
struggle.
PARIS, May 29.-The fighting at
Belleville, MeniT, Montapt aud Pere
La'Chaise was desperate. No quarter
was given even to women and chill
dren.
Executions are progressing In Champs
De Vile. From forty to one hundred
Insurgents are shot at time. No one
is permitted to leave Paris without a
pass signed by Mcmahon.
The troops, fearing inGendisry fires,
have caused all the cellar gratlngs and
other openings to be Theoretically seal
ly sealed
Tho disarming of the national guards
is proceeding. 4 multitude of people
haye been arrested. The people of Far
is are enthusiastic oyer the deliverance.
elvr
vas shqt or executed Immediately after
the capture.
LoHpos, May 2s.-The Times special
from Paris this morning, says that Fa-
vre and Simon are likely to be displaced
in the ministries of foreign affairs and
instructions.
The Bavarian General, commanding
at Ghappjgry, hes asked for passports
for Insnrgent Officers, and the mA9 cap
tnred by his troops at Fincennes,
and was referred by Vinpy as an
answer to she text of the peace conven-
ton.
NEW YORK, May 29.-yersailles cor
respondents telegraph that n De
tesellrae, deiegatp minister Of war un-
der direction of the commune, yes
shot by his guards, aud INSTANTLY killed,
Saturday night, in attempting to es-
cape. The trial of the communist lead
srs taken alive will commence during
the present week, Their conviction is
Inevitable. II Ia GENERALLY keIieyed
that every one VIII suffer death. After |
bloody conflict the government for
ces succeeded in capturing the insur- |
gent positions at RelieVjl.e aud Pere
La Chaise, late Saturday night The |
firing then ceased, and yesterday morn
Ing. on the troops advancing on one
position yet held by forces of the eons-
mime, the insurgents hoisted the white