The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-05-31
FEARS OF INCENDIARISM.
NATIONAL GUARDS To BE
SUPPRESSED.
ESTIMATE OF THE LOSSES.
A VOLCANIC ERUPTION.
gen. CIuseret Executed.

Gen. Ciuseret Executed.
VERSAILLES, May 3O.-Gen. Cluseret,
Minister of War has been executed by
me Nersailists.
Council n War 30 Investigate the
Capitulation of French Forts.
In the Assembly Yesterday, General
Changormez spoke in defense Of Mar
shall Bazaines capitulation Of the fort
ress of Metz. General Sifla announced
that a Council of War would investigate
The manner OF Bazaines capitulation,
and also Of all the capitulations which
had been made by French Generals
Turing the war with Prussia.
Fears OF lncendiarism.
PARIS, May 3O.-A fear amounting
almost to panic, prevails in this city
in apprehension of incendiarism.
General Ninoy the newly appointed
Governor of Paris, has ordered strict
and vigilant guard to be kept by the
troops on all suspected persons. Many
attempts which have been made to fire
the buildings have been discovered aud
fortunately frustrated, the offenders
being instantly shot.
Suppression of the National Guard.
VERSAILLES, May 3O.-P resident
.hiers has intimated his intention Of
shortly introducing a bill in the Assem-
u,v. having for its object the entire sup
,rrs-ion OF the National Guards OF
france.
BIanqui to be Tried.
Blanqui, who lately had control OF
the affairs of the Commune in Farls,
md who has rendered himself particu-
E.rlv obnoxious to the Government, has
Zen brought to Versailles for trial.
New YORK, May 30.-The special
correspondent of the Tribune at Paris
,rlegraphs Sunday evening: Paris looks
completely calmed The shops are all
closed and even those of vital necessity,
,uch as chemists, remain shut. The
restaurants, bakeries and grocery stores
lave also suspended business. | walk
ii across Paris last night and never
-aw anything so desolate ! saw no
human beings but sentinels every nun
,Irpd wards and one shabby civilian.
there were no sounds but the football
Of ,entinclS. and then only when they
struck their muskets on tlagstones.
The old revolutionary system of denun-
alton is going on with terrible teroclty'
Naiar, the apronaut has been arrested
tor supposed sympathy with the Com
mune. Nobody is safe even IN the
presence of their most intimate friends
\ rash word or an imprudent gesture
hv a man or woman lnsures instant
.icath Men, women and even children
are seized by the brutal soldiery and
shot. The saddest feature Is the con-
duct Of the women-temale insurgents
having in many instances been detected
firing the houses OF innocent persons
with petroleum. -,
VERSAILLES. May 30.-The inhab-
irants OF Belleville have openly an
nounced that they will make reprlsalS'
and secret system OF arson and assas-
-ination is apprehended. There con-
slant discoveries Of stores OF petroleum
IA Paris.
The insurgents in Fort Nincennes
have surrendered Internationally to the
Versailles troops.
Gaulois announces that the Orleans
Princes will be allowed to live III
France
Mcmahon has issued congratuia'
iorv proclamation to the army.
Paris Tranquil.
Paris is tranquil and trade alrea ty
show, signs OF reyiving The soldiers
have been feted by the inhabitants The
arrests Of the insurgents continue. The
insursent losses previous to May I'D
when the Versailles troops entered
Paris, are estimated at $1,000 killed
aud wounded and p, 600 prisoners, ana
since May 22d at 10000 killed an ana
wounded and 2O,OO) prisoners. The
prisoners have all been sent TO Yer
.,;lles. General La Celicia, with a
few followers, has fled to the Castle OF
Nincennes, but upon the commence
nent Of the erection Of the siege-works
by the Versaillists, he at once surren'
dered.
General Douai officially reports hav,
ing lost forty officers and six hundred
men during the engagements IN whicf
his troops have partici pated since th'
Versailles army entered Paris.
Paris journals demand the cessatiot
of summary executions.
Several attempts ere made yesterda!
10 assassinate heofficers OF the army
The bodies of the murdered priests
are to lie in state for week.
With the exception of Pyatt and
Groussett all the Commune chiefs have