Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-05-30
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70 THE WORCESTER DAILY SPY
FROM EUROPE.
THE TROUBLE IN PARIS.
Latest Phases of the Situation,
FROM EUROPE.
THE TROUBLE IN PARIS.
France.


ALL SORTS OF PARIS DISPATCHES.
PARIS, May 29.-The fighting at Beleville,
Menilmoutant and Pere la Chase was desperate
and no quarter was given to man, woman or
child Military law has been established i'll the
city. Executions are progressing at Champs de
Mars, Park de MOnceaux and hotel de Vile.
From so to 100 insurgents are shot at time.
No one is permitted to leave Paris without
pass signed by Mcmahon. The troops, fearing
incendiary fires, have caused all cellar gratngs
and other openings to be sealed. Among the
hostages shot by the insurgents were Abbes
Sura and Degnerry, Jesuit Fathers Olivain, Car
bert and Bangy, the Able Ailard and twenty
gensdarmes. Three thousand prisoners arrived
here yesterday. The disarmament of the nation
al guards is proceeding and multitudes of peO-
pie have been arrested. The population of Paris
are enthusiastic over their deverance. Nearly
every member the commune was shot or ex-
ecuted Immediately after captured. The West
ern and Orleans railway lines were opened to-
day to goods traffic. Provisions are scarce and
the markets quite empty. Fayre and Simon are
likely to be replaced as the ministers of foreign
affairs and public instruction. A Bayarian
general commanding at Champigny has asked
for passports for the insurgent officers and men
captured by his troops at Vincennes, and was
referred by Gen. Vinoy to the text OF the peace
convention.
Monday E0ening.-A portion of the army,
which entered the city, is returning to Versailles
ne Olu, l4iU anu lOlu ACCOMPLISHMENTS anu Tue
Belleville and Villette quarters remain under
military occupation. The city is calm, and the
streets are thronged with sight-Seers. Fires
are still burning inside the Tuileries and the
hotel de Vile. The discipline of the army is adj
mirable.
DISPATCHES FROM THE HEADQUARTERS OF
THE ASSEMBLY GOVERNMENT.
VERSAILLES, May 2S.-Among the hostages
shot on Wednesday night at La Roquette prison,
besides the archbishop of Paris, were the preSi-
dent of Cour de Complies, and Jecker, the Next
can banker. There was fighting in Paris all
day yesterday. The cemetery of Pere la Chaise
was re.occupied by the communists. 1t was at
once bombarded by the government troops and
retaken. The number of the insurgents dead is
immense. 1t is seriously proposed to burn the
bodies as sanitary measure. The communist
leaders taken prisoners will have their trial this
week. After the capture of the insurgent posi-
tions at Belleville and Pere la Chaise, late last
night, the communists hOisted a white flag and
surrendered in a body, and were Immediately
disarmed.
NJ. Theirs has appointed Gen. Vinoy governor
of Paris The capital will be divided into
twenty military districts, each to be strongly
garrisoned. The loss of the Versailles troops
during the seven days fighting in the streets of
Paris was only 1895. The losses Of the insur-
gents are estimated to be fifteen times as great
1t is rumored that ten nuns were murdered in
the prison of La Roquette. Firemen from Ant
werp are now entering Paris. The fire in the
hotel Dieu has been eXtinguished Paschal and
Grousset, the principal leaders of the insurrec-
ton, have not been captured. Ten thousand
prisoners, including two thousand deserters
from the regular army, are now passing through
Rue de Lafayette bareheaded, and with uniforms
turned inside out.
May 29.-In the assembly, to-day, Changar-
nier defended Bazaine's equalization of Metz.
Gen. Lefo announced that the capitulations
during the German war were to be investigated
by council of war. A motion was introduced
in favor of erectinga monument to the hostages
massacred by the insurgents.
Remnants of the instruction, consisting Of a
few scattered bands who had taken refuge in
the bois de ViDcennes, surrendered to-day.
Gen. Clinchamps' division has returned tower
sailles.