Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1871-03-31
ment have gone to Versailles. Hollow with

! ment have gone to Versailles. follow with
the whole diplomatic corps
All chiefs of battallions of the Ma
tienal Guard in-the Second Arrondlsse-
ment have signed manifesto joining
their voices to those of the deputies to
the Assembly and the Mayors OF Paris,
ina. determination to defend the he,
public and tranquility against al
gersens.x They have organized a special
| force and measures for the protection OF
their reimbursement, and appeal for
I the cooperation Of all IN the work for
Cancellation and abstentlOn from crime.
A similar movement. is being made in
other ACCOMPLISHMENTS. There was a
\ demonstration in the streets on the 2lst
| in favor of the union of all men of
order. The demonstrators proceeded to
the insurgents headquarters, but found
their passage barred by bayonets. An
alteration ensued, after which they re-
tired. But the movement has a ten
| dency to spread. A. - <
The revolution in Paris was at it's
height on the 10th. Thez- Nationals
have placarded two proclamations The
first one says " The French people
Ewaiteds calmly until an attempt was
made to touch the life of the Republic.
| The army did not raise its hands against
the arch of the liberties of the Republic,
! the only Government that can close this
era of invasion and civil war" The
people of Paris are convoked for COM
munal elections. The proclamation is
signed by the Central Committee of the
/ National Guard. The second proclama-
ton is headed "To the People of Paris, {"
and is as follows "You have intrusted
! us with the defense of the rights of Pa
ris. We have driven out the Govern
ment which betrayed us. Our mission
is fulfilled, and we now report to you.
! Prepare for communal elections. Give
us your only recompense, the estab-
lishment of real Republic Some
signatures, thirty in number, are APP
pended. ,"a''' '@I.
The insurgents hold the Hotel de
Vile, Palais de Justice, the Tuilleries,
and the Place Vendome. Complete APP
4 athy is displayed. No resistance has been
made to the insurgents. The murders
of Lecompte and"Thomas were perpetra-
ted by order of Riccotti Garibaldi, who
directs the instruction. They were shot
in a garden of the Rue DIES Rosters.
Thomas resisted vigorously, but Garibal-
eli ordered him held against a
walIswhileI his body was riddled with
bullets. Lecompte died with the utmost
GOODNESS, smoking a cigar and refusing a
sbandage over his his eyes Many other
executions have occurred. The windows
Of the Hotel de Vile are crowded with
armed Nationals. Chassepots are being
distributed among the people. The cry
of the mob is Versailles" The center
of the city remains undisturbed: Prep
arations are making at the voting places
| throughout the city for communal cleo
tons, ordered by the Central Republican
Committee. According to the appoint
ments made, there is one representative
to be chosen for every twenty thousand
votes. The elections will be held on
"Wednesday instead of Tuesday.
E The French National Assembly met
at Versailles on the DIST. A committee
wasAappointed to report measures for
dealing with Paris, and an energetic
resolution is expected to be returned at
once and adopted. Picard proposed, as
urgent, declaration of a state of siege
in the departments Of the Seine and
seine-et-Oise. M. Grevy, President of
the body. made o. speech denouncing
| the Instruction in Paris M. Clenlen-
Clan introduced a plan for the election
of a Municipal Council, composed of
fifty members, for the internal govern
ment of Paris, the Urgency of which
was voted by the Assembly. A plan for
the election of commanders of the Ma
tional Guard was introduced. The Dep
uties denounced the assassinations
/. which have recently taken place, and
repudiated the Paris Deputies who have
parleyed with the insurgents. Louis
Blanc, Trochu, Picard and Dufoure were
the chief speakers. Several Deputies
have gone to Paris, to demand the re-
I lease of Gen. Chanzy There are 10000
troops in the. neighborhood Of the As
4 sembly Chamber. The Assembly has
adopted resolution providing for the
appointment of committee to consider
/ the condition of France, and the neces-
sity ofplacing the Departments of the
Seine and Seine-et-Oise in a. state of
| sieue