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

# the insurgents laid down their arms v
md the drama was over. Ten thous-
nd prisoners are now passing through
he Rue Lafayette. The most of them
and with their uniforms
jagged and turned inside out. Among
hem are two thousand regulars, who i
vent over to the insurgents on the out $
break of the rebellion. The bystand-
srs are quiet, and do not utter any
words of reproach. The French geV-
srnment will ask the extradition of all
he communists chiefs who have al
ready been taken, or who may take
refuge IN England, as under the French
laws they are regarded as criminals
who come within the terms of the ex-
treaty. /,
PARIS, May 3O.-Troops still hold
mayoralties and public buildings. The
of the national guards is
They are forbidden even
to wear uniform.
McMahon has declined a sword of
honor offered him after the battle of
Reichshoffen. Summary execution of
Insurgent prisoners continues.
VERSAILLES. May 30.-Since their
entrance into Paris the Fersalllists have |
lest three thousand killed and wounded |
and the authorities have collected 3d.
600 rifles. Fifteen members of the |
Commune surrendered in ViRcennes. |
The reported changes in the cabinet are |
semi-officially denied.
PARIS, May 30.-evening.-Alli is aui-
ct. Victorious troops accupy the bar
racks. There is already strong feeling
that the Paris government is too weak
to last long. Awful massacres con-
tinue.
All the barricade in Rue Roche are
buried in the bitches. Wounded peo-
groaned and shrieked dreadly all night.
An epidemic is feared from the num-
Der of dead bodies.
Vendat and Frielbriet were shot.
Nathien, a member of the Commune,
was arrested and one hundred and fifty
| thousandfrancs found on him.
The Versaillists have placed back the
statute of Henry Quartre, which had
been thrown into Seine.
Okaloiviski was taken out and shot.
Milliere was arrested at the Luxem-
bourg. He resisted violently, aud fired
| six shots from his revolver. He was
taken to Paris and a platoon of soldiers
shot him.
| During the attack of the Versaillists
on the barricade in Place Des Feteman,
| the Versaillists lost their way and got
mixed up with the Insurgents by whom
| they were taken prisoners, and fifty of
them shot.
PoUGHKEPsIE, N. Y, May 30.-To-day
the thermometer reached ninety-five in
the shade, and tonight reports came in
of terrific storms on the Hudson, be-
tween here and Kingston. At Rondout
roadways were flooded, trees blown
down and windows smashed by hail.
1 To- Too G
struck by lightning and completely de-
stroyed. Loss heavy. At Hyde Park
the storm was severe hail stones were
picked up measuring four and half
inches in circumference. Three miles
from here, in a northerly direction, hail
stones of the largest size were scooped
up in shovels. Birds were killed, and
whole acres of rye entirely destroyed
At Pleasant Vally, Mill Brook, and
est character. Shwer after shower fol.
lowed each other in quick succession
and the grain and fruit in the above
sections are very seriously damaged.
LONDON, May 3I.-Paris advices to.
day say that execution continues Of
persons denounced as soon as they are
discovered in their hiding places, and
are arrested and shot. Numbers of ar
rests of women and children continue
to be made.
There haye been renewed attempts o.
assassination and arson.
Many of those executed yesterday
and to-day seemed to be perfectly
crazy.
Horrible efinvia from the bodies o
the dead fills certain quarters of thu
. city.
There are abundant signs of speedy
| kok sn hn H1 10
! Theirs, and summon Count De Cham
: bard to the throne of France.
PARIS, May 3l.-The most revolving
sight occurred this a. m. on the plaza IL
. front of Hotel de Vile. 33 commun
r lists, among whom were seven women
: were shot in body by q, company o
Q soldiers. Around three sides of thu
square troops to the number of 1,50l
were drawn up, under the command o
Col. Guizot. At 8 o'clock the prisoner
who had been confined in the coal eel
lars, back OF Portcr's Lodge, in Hote
: de Vile, were brought out, their hand
Q tied behind their backs and then march
4 ed out by the main centre area in from
e of Hotel de Vile, and were ranged in
f row and made to kneel down close to
: gether; there was nothing on the who'll
= plaza but 3 empty scavenger carts
] which stood in a line at the rear of. tn,
prisoners. When the company was IL
G line and ready to fire, Col. Guizot step
ped forward and told the prisoners in
/ few words that they were to suffe
death for having been caught in the &C
: of setting fire to dwellings in Paris
e At this the woman uttered piercin;
I screams and began to sway themselve
back and forth, an officer stepped for
ward and made them keep still witt
the blade of his sword. A few mo
: ments afterwards volley was fired
and when the smoke cleared away tn
most horrible sight was presented
three of the women who were in tn
> middle row between the men were still
living and writing in awful agony
: A second volley was fired and third
: and not until tia sixth did all the pris
s oners cease to live. The dead bodie
: were then flung into three scaYenge
carts and carried away to be buried.
The adherents of Duke Aumale an,
I the Bonaparts are both active in thei
! schemes for the restoration of the Bour
bon and Napoleon dynasty.
All the foreigners in the city are or
dered to report to the head quarters o
i the army.
1t is said that many of the Paris In
surgents were Englishmen. The repor
occasions much bitterness towards Eng
land.
A court martial has ordered the us,
of the mitrailluse in cases of wholesale
: executions.
Several war ships are transferred in
to hulks for the Imprisonment of cap
tnred Insurgents.
PHILADELPHIA. May 3l.-A specia
dispatch from Washington says the Sec
rotary of treasury, has finally notified
Jay, Cooke s. Co. that the proposition
made in behalf of the combination o.
banks and bankers and themselves, tc
take the balance of the $500, O00, 600 loan
is declined, for the reason that the Sec
rotary doubts his power to accept some
of the conditions proposed.
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