Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-06-01
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feeling that the Paris government is too weak to
last. Awful maSSacres continue. AT the barri-
cades in Rue Rochuart, in one ditch, wounded
people were found in it buried alive. They
groaned and shrieked dreadfuly all night. An
epidemic is feared from the number of dead
bodies. Videl was shot, as was also Freilhend.
The body of the latter was claimed by his widow.
Forty Thousand francs were found in his cellar,
spoils of the republic. Matthew member of
the commune, was arrested and 100000 francs
were found upon him. He is accused of selling
the cause. The Versaiists have placed back
the statue of Henry Quatre, which had been
thrown into the Seine. 0kolowski, found wound
ed in an ambulance, was taken out and shot.
Mieliere was arrested at the Luxembourg He
resisted violently, and fired six shots from his
revolver. He was taken TO the steps, and
platoon of soldiers shot him. During the attack
by the Versaillists upon the barricades in the
Place DIES Fetes, number got mixed up with
the communists, by whom they were taken pris-
Oners, and fifty of them shot.
Eyening.-Rochetort has been condemned to
death by the Versailles court martial. He has
been probably executed already. Gen. Cluseret
was shot Saturday in the barracks of Prince
Eugene. A prisoner, named Dull, having boast
ed that he ordered the execution of Gems.
Thomas and LeCompte, was instantly killed.
Large masses of troops are now passing down
Rue Lafayette, bearing 90 insurgent standards.
A girl II years old was shot this morning for
detected throwing petroleum in the cellars of
the Faubourg Montmartre and also in firing
upon the troops in Rue Havre. They were all
arrested. All the shops in the city are opening
once more, and Paris begins to wear an ami
mated appearance. Picard has resigned, and is
succeeded by LIE Franc. Gen. Cissey supersedes
Gen. lie Flo as minister of war. Favre remains
in the ministry at the special request of Theirs.
Picard will be made governor of the bank of
France.
Vincennes was surrendered Internationally
this morning. 1t contained three hundred men,
among whom were eighteen chiefs of the defunct
commune. Gen. CiSSey's, EAdmiraultS and
Vinoy's corps, have completely occupied Paris,
and will remain until the city is thoroughly
pacifed. Gen. Barral has been named COVER
nor of the city, but without title.
Wednesday EUening-Orders 10 Set fire to the
buildings which had been previously marked by
the central and safety committees for deStIuc-
ton, have been found on insurgent prisoners.
OmnibuseS and cabs have begun running again.
Cafes, restaurants and places Of amusement are
opening their doors, but are ordered to close at
midnight. All the pr0pretOrs who disobey will
be handed over to the military authorities.
The Journal des Debats has feappeared.
Nearly all the newspapers which temporarily re-
moved to Versailles have returned to Paris. A
new journal, the TricOlor advocates the reStor-
alton Of the Orleans princes, on the ground that
they will be a standing menace to Germany.
hTenlll, luSuTScllI lcdleT, at tluCenHeS,
has been Shot OScyn, a member of the commune,
was delivered to the VersaillstS by the Prussians
and soon alterward executed. OF the 10000
prisoners at Versailles, many will be sent for
trial to the seaports.
TERRIBLE SCENE OF BUTCHERY.
PARIS, May 31.-Thirty three communists,
among whom were seven women, were shot in
body by a company of soldiers in the plaza in
front of the hotel de Vile this morning. Around
the three sides of the square troops, to the
number Of fifteen hundred, were drawn up, un-
der Col, Guzot. At eight O'Clock the prisoners,
who had been confined in the coal cellars back
of the pOrterS lodge, in the hotel de Vile, were
brought out, their hands tied behind their backs,
and then marched out by the main gateway
through a double file Of soldiers, and having
reached the centre of the wide area in front of
the hotel de Vile, were ranged in row and
made TO kneel down close together. There was
nothing on the whole plaza but three empty
SCavenger carts, which stood in line at the rear
of the prisoners.
When the company was in line and ready to
fire, Col. GuiZOt stepped forward, and told the
prisoners, in few words, that they were to sui-
fer death for having been caught in the act of
setting fire to buildings and dwellings, in Paris.
At this moment, the women uttered piercing
shrek, and began to sway themselves back and
forth. An officer advanced and made them keep
still with the fat of his sword. A few moments
afterwards, volley was fired, and, when the
smoke cleared away Il ulOSt slSul WAS
presented. Three of the women in the middle of
the row, between the men, were still living and
writhing in awful agony. A second yoley was
fired, and third, and not until the sixth did all
the prisoners cease to live. The dead bodies
were then flung into three scavenger carts aud
carried away to be buried. There were few
people at the scene.
FRENCH NEWS VIA LONDON.
LONDON, May 31.-To-day's Paris advices say
that the executions continue. Persons, de-
nounced as soon as they are discovered in their
hiding places, are arrested and shot. Numerous
arrests of men and women continue to be made
There have been renewed attempts at asSassina-
ton and arson. Many of those executed yes
terday and to-day seemed perfectly crazy. A
horrible effiuVium from the bodies of the dead
fills certain quarters of the CITY,. There are
abundant signs Of speedy coup detdt in the
assembly to depose Theirs and summon Count
do Chambord to the throne of France.
IMPORTANT NEWS FROM VERSAILLES.
VERSAILLES, May 30-At the sitting of the
assembly to day, Changarner spoke about Metz,
defending Bazaine. Theirs replied calling Ba-
zaine an illustriOus warrior. The duke Aude-
pref Pasquer proposed The Abundance of the
Orleans princes into the assembly. Picard re-
piled that he would be happy to consider the
subject. Clinchamp's corps have returned in
triumph to Versailles, with 5000 prisoners, who
were discovered to be of the insurgents who
murdered nine priests Friday.
May 31.-The Monde announces that Prince
de Joinville and Duke d. Aumale have proclaimed
their adherence to the manifesto of Count de
Chambord, and that the fusion of the legitmists
and Orleanists is complete. Gen. Leflo goes to
st. Petersburg as ambassador from France.
Francis Hugo writes to the independence Beige
giving the details of the attack upon his faith
ers house in Brussels, and asserting that the
mob cried death to Hugo" The Independence
Beige dsapproyes Of the expulsion of Hugo
from Belgium.
May 31.-McMahon, in proclamation just is
sued, divides Paris into four commands, viz:
East, north, centre and south. Gen. Venoy is
appointed to command the east, Gen. j.. Admit
rault to that of the NORTH Gen, Douai the centre,
and Gen. Cissey the south. The civil power is
transferred to the military, and no lngreSS to or
egress from the city will be permitted. 1t is re-
ported that Pyatt has escaped from Paris. The
adherents OfDuke Aumale and the Bonapartists
are both very active in schemes for the
restoration of the Bourbon and Napoleonie dy-
nasties. All foreigners in Paris are required to
report their names and address to the headquar-
tiers of the army There are still great num-
Der of unburied corpses in Beleyille. Some APP
prehensions are felt that the walls of the Tuiler
les and the hotel de Vile will fall A court
martial has ordered the use Of the mitrailleuse
in cases Of wholesale executions, Several war
ships at Oherb0urg lave been transferred into
hulks for the imprisonment of captured insur-
gents,
wednesday EUeRmg.-Ihe puDllcat0n ana
circulation OF newspapers in the department of
the Seine is made subject to special authoriza-
ton by Marshal Mcmahon, Picard and IeAo
will soon retire from the ministry, Paris will
remain for some time yet under military juris-
diction, but communication with the city is now
unrestricted, and entrance and exit free to ALL
The prisoners now in the hands of the govern
mept exceed 10000
CHARACTERISTIC FRENCH ACTION.
HAvRE, May 81.-A society has been organ.
lied here whose object it is to prevent the re-
sumption Of intercourse between Frenchmen
and Germans.
Italy.
THE RUNAWAY PARIsIANs.
FLORENCE, May 3t.-The Italian government
has instructed its projects throughout the coun-
try to capture all Parisians who may enter Italy
Belgium.
HUGO GOES.
I'M AInl Of -Vintor H.,rro haa Lat