The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1871-05-26
NEWS or The WEEK.
Cleaned From the Telegraph.
Friday, May 10.
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Friday, May 10.
FOREfGN.
The Yersaillisis undermining Paris
wall4.
Two gates destroyed by lombard.
ment.
The members Of tho Commune con-
tiDue TO quarrel
A. tremendous explosion killing 600,
most Of whom were women, occurred in
Paris.
A body Of Versailles troops cut of
and 10 danger Of capture.
Germans to attack east side of Paris.
The Commune arrests citizens of
Paris for high living.
Versaillsts gained victory by bayo-
net charge.
Shells are falling in all parts Of the
city.
Tho Republican State Convention of
Pennsylvania has nominated Col. David
Stnnncr for Auditor g eneral, and Rob-
ert b. Bath for .Surveyor-Gen
Saturday, May 70.
FOREIGN.
A movement on foot to remove Theirs
from the head Of the Versailles Govern
meDt.
The Germans and Vcrsaillists will
both attack Paris.
The mangled remains Of the victims
Of the explosion are ON exhibition ut the
Church ST. Pierre.
The Versuillis,s. were twice whipped
yesterday.
The Communists say rather than
surrender Paris they will destroy it.
DOMESTIC.
The President sent to the Senate the
foll,wipg nominations. j. u. Leucas.
Of Illinois, 10 be United States Consul
nt Singapore; Rev. Charles -. Boynton.
Of louisiana, TO be Recorder General Of
the Laud Office Vim. Harrison. Ct
Vermont, To be Consul at St. johns,
Canada; James K. Partridge. of Mary
land. 10 be Envoy Extraordinary and
Minister PIen'potentiary ut Brazil; w.
A. Pile, of Missouri, to be Minister res
ident ut Venezuela; Willard Warner. Of
Alabama, to be Governor Of New Mex.
ico; Franz Sigel 10 be collector Of In
tcrnal Revenue OF the 9th New York
District.
RuIof was hanged in Binghampton,
y. y, TO dag.
Monday. May 90.
FOREIGN.
400 Versaillists deserted.
An election is talked of to compro-
mise the French difficulties.
Communists dispiri,ed spd threaten
TO blow up the ramparts.
Two spies shot in Paris.
-Four expIosionisis condemned to
death.
DOMESTIC.
Cannons firing and bells ringing over
the resumption Of work 10 Pennsylvania
coal mines The strike is over.
A revolution in Tampico, Mexico, and
several fights have occurred.
The New Brunswick (Cinada) Lesis-
laturc by unanimous vote denounced
the joint treaty Mt Washington.
English members Of the Joint High
Commission paid their parting visit TO
the Presidential ma ansion to day.
Tuesaay May %.
FOREIGN.
The Ycrsaillists have entered Paris
and insurgents abandoned the ramparts
Shells are falling thick and furious
throughout the rampant.
Paris people flying in terror and
many of them being killed. Many
rebel leaders have disappeared.
The gnns on the ramparts have been
captured and turned ON the Commun-
lists.
A later dispatch says half the Ver-
sa;ilcs army is in Paris, aud others pour
ing in.
Versailles troops have nearly peuetra-
ted to the Arc de Triomphc.
DOMESTIC.
The Senate is hammering away on
the treaty with England. The vote on
it's final ratification Is set for Thursday
next.
Wednesday. May ~.
FOREIGN.
Versailles troons now occupy three
fourths of the city.
The city is absolutely won.
Many Of the Commune leaders were
taken aud there were some awful mas
sacres.
Theirs congratulates the Assembly ON
the sigual success Of the Government
troops.
The insurgents are completely over
thrown and Paris is ia the hands OF the
Versaillists.
DOMESTIC.
Nicholas Fish is con nfrmed as Secre ta-
ry of the Berlin Legation.
Vice President Coliax,sick.
\ telegraph cable TO be laid from
Georgia to the West Inies.
Thursday, May as.