The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-06-08
NEWS SUMMARY.

The great instruction in Paris has az las'
been quelled, the remnant OF insurgents con'
sisting Of only few scattered Dands WnO
refuged in the Rois dc Vincennes, having SUI
rendered on May 18th.
| Of Paris, and the city divided into twenty mil
1itary districts
Among the hostages murdered by the lasur-
gents were ten nuns and decker, the banker,
whose claims against Mexico were the cnlel
cause of the French occupation OF that coun'
| try several years ago.
Theirs has ordered the disarmament OF Paris
and the disbandment of the National Guard In
the Department of the Seine.
Mcmahon issued congratulatory prociama-
ton to the army, announcing the suppression
of the Communist rebellion and that order, Sc
curity and labor were about to be established:
Ali the Commune chiefs. except Pyatt and
Grousset, were either killed or taken prisoners.
It has been announced that the national ar
chyes, library arsenal and museum OF the
Louvre are safe.
Victor Hugo has been expelled from Belgium
by order of the King
1t is estimated that during the week ending
May 30th, forty thousand insurgents were
killed and sixty thousand taken prisoners.
Vitol and Faidherbe were both shot, as also
Okolowski and Millere.
Summary executions of insurgent prisoners
continue.
Since their entry into Paris, the Versaillists
have collected $4,000 rifles
The London Times special says that Picard,
of Theirs Cabinet, has resigned and that Vic
tor Lefranc is his successor.
Rochefort is condemned to death.
General Lefo goes as Minister to Russia /;
General Cissey is appointed Minister OF War,
and Picard Governor of the Bank of France.
MacMahon has divided Paris into four COM
mands. Vinoy commands the eastern portion !;
L'Admirault the northern: Donai the Central,
and Cissey the southern. Civil power is trans
ferred to the military authorities and no ill.,
gress or egress is allowed.
The French Minister at Washington has
been suffering from alteration of mind and has
asked the Versailles Government to recall him.
Notwithstanding Grants order to the army
requiring the enforcement of the Ku-klux law,
not single case has been reported to the War
Department. Governor Scott of South Caro-
lima has informed the Secretary of War that
neither additional troops nor martial law are
needed in that State.
The revolution at Tampico, Mexico. is at an
end, and Escobedo is reported as certifying
San Luis Potosi.
1t is generally believed that Juarez will be
reelected.
May 3oth was generally observed through
out the principal cities of the country as a hol-
iday, being the day set upon which to decorate
with flowers the graves Of the soldiers. Gen.
Grant and the Cabinet officers attended the
ceremonies at Arlington, where an Grafton was
dali hv T. nF Ma
York, aud an address by Fred. Douglass
Extensive preparations are being made in
San Francisco to receive Gen. Thos. +. Burke
aud Thomas Clarke Luby, two of the Irish ex-
lies who are en- route TO the Pacific coast
The Vulcan Iron Works Company of San
Francisco have gone into Bankruptcy.
Hon. James Brooks OF New York arrived in
San Francisco on May Goth. lie intends max
ing the trip around the world, and was expect
ed to leave on the next steamer for China.
The naturalization treaty between Austria
and the United States, signed last September,
has been ratified by the Austrian Reichsrath,
and will be submitted to the Hungarian Diet
on June 18th. 4 year is allowed for the ex-
change of notifications.
The Swiss Federal Council have decided. in
regard to the extradtion of Communist refu-
gees. that only those will be delivered TO the
French authorities who are proven guilty of
ordinary crimes.
The outside walls of the Tuileries and Hotel
de Vile have fallen. Over 10000 insurgents
have been taken prisoners.
Bishop Dupanloup succeeds the Archbishop
of Paris.
The French are very bitter against England
as many of the insurgents are found to be
English.
The executions still continue i'm Paris, and
the telegraph reports that the courts.martial
use the mltrailleuse for wholesale executions
On May 3lst, in front of the Hotel de Vile,
thirty-three Communists, of whom seven were
women. were shot in one body by company
of soldiers.
1t is reported that large number of wound.
ed insurgents were piled with a number of
dead bodies and buried alive in the same ditch. |
Nor QUITE A DIfEr The Wall. WalIs |