The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-05-19
Germans to Enter Paris
CHANGE IN THE TREATY.
Return Of Imperial Dynasty
Feared.
nI.eu,.ion In the German Parlla.
ment.

nI.eu,.ion In the German Parila.
ment.
BERLIN, Midnight, May l1.-There
VA, a strong discussion in the German
Parliament to-day on the right Of men,
prrs to inquire into the acts OF the Gov
-rnment The Liberals were urgent in
demanding this right. This is the first
.,onhict between the German Parlia-
mept and the Government since the
Parliament met in session. The south
,-n members are exceedingly suspicious
and speak their mind plainly and with
,nersv. The Parliament will sit about
.hree weeks longer. There will be no
Whit,Sunday holiday.
Descent on n Restaurant.
PARIS, May II, via BoULoGNE, May
LAST night the police authorities OF
he Hotel de Vile, with a guard Of
Frsnc-tireurs, descended upon Peters
American restaurant, in the Boulevards,
spd arrested one hundred and fifty men
AMI women who were there dining lux
arousiy. The only offense was that
lheir extravaganza was not in keeping
with the times. Among those arrested
we're several high officers Of the Com
mane Government, who it has been de-
;e;nned to punish for neglecting dnty
'Jrpleasure.
Explosion In a Cartridge Factory.
Shells have been falling over all parts
VI the city today. At six o'clock this
evening an explosion occurred in a cart
ridge factory, which occasioned great
c0nsternation. The loss Of life was not
made known.
Revolutionary at. ack Expected.
There is great fear manifested by the
Commune OF revolutionary attack on
the Hotel de Vile, and the guards at
that place have been doubled
LONDON, May lS.-The Times has q
speclal dispatch from Paris which says
hat GOO persons were killed by the
explosion at the Avenue de Trocadis
Iast night, the greatest part Of them
women and children.
Attack OF the Insurgents Repulsed.
Last night large body Of insurgents
advanced from their works in front Of
the ramparts Of Paris and attempted to
surprise the Government forces at
Neuilly. They were promptly met by
the troops, who were fully aware Of
their approach, and after short strug-
sIe were repulsed by bayonet charge
snd driven back into Paris, leaving be
hind many of their numbers dead and
Wounded
Insult to the Army.
The destruction OF the Column Ven
lone by the Communists creates great
nilgnaton in military circles here, and
ls regarded by the soldiers as q direct
insult 10 the army. :
Washburne Asks Protection from
the Prusstans.
PARIS, May II, via BoULoGSE IS
Nr. Washburne and the other foreign
representatives in Paris have e requested
The protection of the Prussians for
themselves and their countrymen in or
Ter to insure their liberty, and the safety
o. their property, in the present con-
lltlon OF affairs, the Versailles govern
4ent having proved itself unable to
10 so.
Prussians to Enter Paris at the Ex-
piration OF Four Days.
VERSAILLES, May lS.-The Prussian
leaders held council OF war last even
ing at which, on the proposition Of
MeneraI Mont Moreney, it was resolved
mat period of four days should be
granted to the Versailles government
u. ~ winch to terminate the struggle with
Tue Commune, and establish its own
supremacy, failing in which the Prus-
sans will fire on Paris Immediately on
tne expiration Of said period. II the
commune consent to their entry it shall
De made In peaceful manner without
war or blood shed. The entrance will
pe made after bombarding Villette and
oellevIlle. The Crown Prince Of Sax
'uy has force OF 10000.
Trying to Overthrow Thiers.
ERslALLEs, May IS.-A party COM
posed OF the members of the Right in
'ne Assembly are trying for the over
tnfow Of President Theirs. Efforts have
0sen made to secure the cooperation oi
-, Iurreny and Marshall McMahot
,or THIS purpose, but all such overtures
"a'e been refused by them.
Attack on Neailly Repulsed.
PARIS, VIA BoLoGNB, May 18th
'srsaillists attack on Neuilly yesterda,
afternoon was repulsed.
The guns of the Federal batteries ar,
Som6arding the Versaillist's position q
'As chales Beoon.