The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1871-03-24

displayed by the bourgeois. 40 resist
ance has been made TO the Insurgents.
The murders of Lecompte assd Thomas
were perpetrated by order of Rieetti
Garibaldi, who directs the insurrectioD.
They were shot in the garden of Rue de
Rosters. Thomas resisted vigorously,
but Garibaldi ordered him TO be held
against the wall, while his body was
riddled with bullets, Lecompte died
with the utmost calmness smoking q
cigar, and refusing bandage over his
eyes. Many other murders occurred.
The government has telegraphed for
$4,000 men at camp Sartory to come to
Paris. The Prussians at St. Dents will
enter Paris if the garrison is increased
beyond 10000. The city is full of Bon
apartists agents. l have seen Cherrau,
Cont, Roupe, and Regnier. The insur-
gents for some days past have received
80 francs daily which is supposed to be
furnished by these agents.
PARIS, March 19.-l0p. MN. Assy,
of the international society, was presi-
dent of the court which condemned
General Lecompte and Thomas to
death. The corpses of the Generals were
mutilated after death.
Theirs is firm, but full of grief. Gen.
Vinoy's Indignation is boundless. On
Saturday the gen. d'armes fired up
on the nationals. The latter returned
the fire and several of the gen.
d'armes were wounded.
General VinOy has been mobbed.
The mob is triumphant and virtually in
possession of the city. Only the wine
shops are open; drunkenness is RAM
| pant. Even the women are armed.
General Chausey upon his arrival in
Paris was arrested at the station by the
Mont Martre's, and it is said will be
shot to-day.
All person of prominence are flying
from Paris.
CoNcoRD, N. H., March 20.-Certifi-
Gates having been granted the Demo-
cratic members of Congress, elect, Hib-
bard and Bell, they left by the morning
train for Washington.
The State Senate stands Republicans
to democrats. The Statesman claims
that the House stands 166 republicans to
164; giving the democrats in organiza-
! ton the labor reformers included in
this estimate. The Statesman claims
| ClenderhilI, of Chester, Legro, of Lam
caster, Wyman, of Penobscott, and
| Morse, of Winchester, who were re-
| turned, by town clerks, as representa-
tives. The democrats also claim them,
and no doubt are sure of a part, if not
the whole of them, which will give
them a majority of six, which they say,
by vote of disaffected or boiling repub-
licans, will be raised to twelve or four
teen.
CONCORD, March 2O.-The Monitor
gives the returns of representatives
from all the towns in the Stale, and
classifies them as republican l65, demo
Gratis and labor reformers 166. The
Patriot claims 16S democrats and 16s
radicals. The labor reformers being
classed as democrats. The Statesman
adheres to its statement of 166 repub.
licaus and l64 democrats and labor re.
formers. Nothing more definite will be
arrived at until the meeting of the leg.
islature in June.
1t is generally conceded that nothing
will come of the Ku kluX discussion
now going on in the Senate in the shape
of legislation to suppress the outraget
in the South, further than the resOlu
ton to appoint an investigating com
mittee TO sit during the recess, which
has already been adopted. 1t is the i'm
preston, tonight, that, after seYera
Senators have delivered their carefully
written speeches on the terrible condi
ton of affairs in the South, they viii
be found voting with Dems. in favor o
immediate adjournment.
New YORK, March 21.-The lates
advices from Paris are dated yesterday
The situation is unchanged. Fresl
barbados have been erected, but Their
| is a general quietude. The omnibusse
have stopped running, and traffic ha
ceased. The national guards have oc
cupied forts 1ssy, Vanvaes, and Bicetre
The police commissioners have bee
, arrested. Gen. Chausey was so NAL
treated by the mob when arrested tina
he has been sent to hospital. The In
surgents of the central committee, have
it appears, signed an order for the re
lease of Chausey. A proclamation ha
been issued by Louis Blanc, Victor Hu
go, and others which contains the fol
lowing statement: Actuated by tn
absolute necessity of having Paris ant
: the Republic convinced of the bes
means of achieving an end which vii
satisfy the legitimate wishes of France
the people themselves will propose t
= the national assembly measures provid
E ing for election by the national guar
, of its own chiefs, and for the creation @
a municipal council to be elected by tn
suffrage of all the citizens. What
: most wanted now is order, in the nam
4 of liberty and by liberty. The centra
, journal headed Official Journal of tn
Republican Federation. 1t contains tn
: following: A manifesto originating il
2 the SURFACES of 215 battalions of tn
: national guard, repudiates and disre
CARDS the government, calumniate
Paris and alarms the provinces, and in
famously seeks to besmear honor wit
, bloody filth. The proclamation fixe
2 the elections for Wednesday. The Jour
nal also announces that the Com. will
abdicate power upon the selection of
new one. The Com. is firm in its de
cision to respect the preliminaries o
: peace for the sake of the Republic, ant
appeals to the departments and invite
their quick adhesion to the cause. Tn
committee repudiates all participation
: in the execution of Gems. Lecompte ant
Thomas. The nationals have eHteret
and sealed up the offices of the Figaro
and the Gaulois. The nationals hav
discovered fresh stores of arms and am
unition, and now completely posses tn
) whole city. The trades people of Yer
| sailles are discontinued at the condition
of affairs, and impatient for decision
from the national assembly.
LONDON, March 21.-The Paris cor
: respondent OF the London Times tele
graphs that many persons were sho
J without trial on Sunday. The nation
ais will shoot Theirs, and Gems. Vino,
and DAurelles, if they be captured
There is a strong reaction among tn
respectable portion of Inhabitants. TIL
central Com. is alarmed.
LONDON, March 2I.-Versailles re
sembles a camp. The entire neighbor
hood is strategically occupied by troops