Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-05-31
TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR,
This Afternoons Dispatches.
Associated Press Reports.
FROM EUROPE TO-DAY.
FRENCH FIENDS.
MORE BLOODY WORK IN PARIS,
Wholesale Executions.
BURYIHG INSURGENTS ALIVE,
THEIR GRoAys HEARD ALL EIGEr.
GEN CLUSERET SHOT
WEAKNESS OF TIE GOVERNMENT.
Will Such Atrocities Make &c strong,
Ieteprdphd 6ret1strelg % Tae Ecer-1o STAY.
The Eersafilists rs Bic ID hi rsty "A, the
communists.
WEAKNESS OF TIE GOVERNMENT.
VIII Such Atrocities Make n strong,
feLeeraphed 6rei1streig 20 Tae Ever.ng STAY.
The Nersafilists as Bic ID thirsty as the
Communists


PARIS, May %, Monday evening.-Already
there Is sIon g feeling that the Paris govern
ment Is TOO weak to last. A wful massacres con-
thue' In one ditch the wounded were buried
awe; they groaned all night. Vidal was shot;
so vas treldherb. Forty thousand francs were
round In the latter's cellar the spoi,s of the
republic. Matthew Murcher, Of the commune,
was arrested and $4,000 found upon him.
OkoloWsk was found wounded in an Ambulance
ano was taken out and shot. Milliere was ar
rested at Luxembourg. He resisted violently and
to the steps and shot by the Versaillists AZ the
barricades in the Place des Fetes. A number on
i insurgents lost their way and got mixed mp with
oners, and fifty were shot
Gen. Cluseref Shot.
PARIs-Tuesday Afternoon nj yht Wis
tied Beileville. II is filed with troops, and the
ground Is covered with debris. Ruins of build
ID &c met my eye everywhere. Gen. Cluseret
Prince Eugene.
!neendiarfsm and Assassinations.
a prisoner, named Dunl, having boasted that
ne oroered the execution OF Generals Thomas
and Lecompt. he was taken towards ChartelIe,
when he attempted to escape: The Captain OF
inc troops which guarded Dunl, fired a revolver
AZ the neeing prisoner, and the bullet struck
him In the head. He fell, but Immediately a.
tempted to rise upon hi, elbows, when q sergeant
and four men fred spon him, killing him ir
stantly. At this writing large masses OF troops
are passing down the Rue Lafayette bearing
twenty-five insursent standards. Bands are
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much cheering. In tact the people are afraid
10 look FAD, lest they be arrested as sympsthi-
sere with the Commune. A girl Of II wears was
shot this morning for firing ct an officer,
number OF persons, detected in throwing petro-
leum IN the cellars and Of the faubours Mont
marne, and also In firing upon the troops In
me hue Hayre, were al arrested.
Changes I'm the French Ministry.
Picard has resigned, and is succeeded by lie
Franc. General Cissey supersedes General
Leno as Minister Of War. Favre remains in the
ministry at the special request of Theirs. Picard
VIII De made governor OF the Bank Of France,
Another Surrender.
Nlncennes surrendered Internationally this
morning. III contained 800 men, among them
eighteen chiefs of the defunct commune Gem
erals Cissey's, L'Admirsult's and Vinoy's corps
main until the city is thoroughly pacined. GEN
eral Barral has been named Governor of the
city, but without the title.
France I'm a Transition STATE.
Lo.-Dos, May 3l.-The Times' special from
Versailles says Earnest Picard has resigned the
ministry OF the Interior, and az succeeded there
in by Victor lie Franc.
The Noade announces that ,JoinviIIa ana
Aumale have reclaimed adherence to the man
nesto OF Chambord and the fusion Of the Leeit-
imsS and Orleaniste is complete.
Inc Dd " Netcs' special saws Rochefort has
certainly been condemned. General Lefio goes
70 ST. Petersburg IS ambassador from France
ana is succeeded as Minister OF War by General
Ctssey: Picard has been appointed GoyernOr
Of the Bank Of France.
"Death TO Hugo
FRANCIS Hugo writes q letter 70 the indie
pendenee Beige giving the details OF the attack
upon his father q house in Brussels, and assert
ing that the mob cried "Desth 70 Hugo" The
Beige disapproves Of the expulsion Of Hugo.