The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1871-03-23
FRANCE.

<+idS III IdHC6 EdTlS is n lf,H, duu
Paris is mob. The Nationals ana Mnhjl :
and sailors in Paris have risen igain.t
ne Government OF France. Thee have
possession OF the Tuleries IN / he IIo-
tel de Vile and the red fig lies nver
,he latter. They have barricadcd the
steets and occupy f"rts I,sy Vanv,rs and
Bicetre. They have executed Gen, raj,
LcCOmpte and Thomas and some r. ports
s!y Clement, Chanzy and Why. TIE
first two were tried by Court nar'i | bus
Who constituted the Cour that tri,d hem
or with what crime the were cj,atgrd We
have no knowledge There stems 70 re
Central Com. hat issues Is ord RS a Il
proclamations. The following shows
he first INTERPRETATIONS. ifrl
Harris March 10 The Nationals have
.placarslcd IVY" ptocllnatitns The fir<,
ne says the French people have wait7d
esimly, until an. ATTEMPT was made to
20 eli toe life of The republic The arrtiy
did not raise its hands against the march.
of liberty. A rcpunl,c IL the only gov
eminent that can close it's ear of lnYa ion,
and evil war.ieaIhe people of PARIS are
"onroked Tor communal elections Fh,
proel mati"n - >igne,i hy the Centra..
Ccmm.tte Of the N ltinn i G arr, And
lated at H. Hytcl9tie Vuleg eo.I r,g
The second proclamation. is as 70 lows !:
10 the poopte " PfrlS 1a.3 HT
4" You have, entrusted Us with the.
lef' nee of Paris. We report that we
nave driven out the govrtnnirt which
has betrayed US. Oar mission is 7fiil Fl Hes,
and we now rrp5rt t. y"i I. preparr 70
communal elections. Give, us r,as, our
only rec'nl pense, the establishment Of a
zeal republic IN 1xfgl
Some signatures, thirty in number are
pPended
rhe 10 lowing dlsparchesL cohta the
lat st news. .Cr trYi aH
General lie 5Comte was abandoned by
us trWpS,. and aires Ell on the heights
IF Mpnn-mafre. G neial- Thomas was
arrested in plain clothes. His las,
cord was Cowards.' He fell at the ithIri
discharge a,a5b} stt ii aIla5 his d .h5.qon..
On Saturday, The gensd'dinses fred up
on the Nationals The latter returned
the fire. and several Of the gensd'arme
were wounded. o3N
General Vinoy bias been mobbed TIL.
moi, IS triumphant, and virtuly possess
tue city, On'y Wine shops are open, and
drunkenness is rampant Even the wa-
men are armed.
Theirs is firm but full of grief. Gen
Vinoy's indignation is boundless 2 Z
LONDON, March 20.-Itls thought the
II voiutio.ary movement nnS in pr gress
IN Paris will extend to Marsellies and
Lyons, and even to Bordeax.
fheIrs contemplates The removal of the
Government tn Tours. 1t Is said the
Germans decline to iniefere with affairs
III Paris
| A report from the French capital saws
VsnstGrmes have collected from the prov
incts. Gen. YIN y has deserted and
j infd the insurgents. Ia
PARIS, March 30 Wlrlds Special -
The insurgents hold the Hotel de Vile
the PaIas de Justice, the Tui'eries, and
the Place Vendone. ti
WAsHINGrnN N, March 90 Secretary
Fish has received the following cable
dispatch:
LONDON, March 20-The following
dispatch haS just been received by 8
M ssenger from Washburn at Paris, fol-
Secretary Fish
PARIS. March l9.-The National
/ Guards committee is master of Paris
The Depar mcnts of the Interior and
Justice. and the Prefecture of Police
gre occupied by the insurgents Gener.
ais Vinoy Thomas aud lie Comte have
leen murdered by the troops. An cleo
tion for a commune will be held toner,
NOR. All the members Of the Govern
nent go to Versailles. / follow, with
the whole Diplomatic Corps
| (Signed) oaa Washburne
Moran .
| The official journal has the following
"A proclamation frum committee
assuming the name of Central Committee
has been distributed throughout Paris
Men Of the barricades have taken posses.
zion OF the Ministry OF Justice, and have
assassuated Generals Clement Thomas
and LIE Camte. Who are the mc.nbeIs
of the committee 10 unknown, as is also
what they deliver Paris from. The
crimes committed by them remove all
excuse for support by their followers
Let all who have regard for the henor
and interest of France separate from
them and rally round the republic and
Assembly. -
| 1t is signed by the Ministers at pre-.
sent in Paris.
The murders of LIE Comte and Thorn.
as were perPetrated by order of Garibaidi
who directs the instruction. They were
shot in the garden OF the Rue des Ro
sieres. Thomas resisted vigorously, but
Garibalda ordered him to be held against
a wall while his body was riddled with