The Portland daily press., 1871-06-01
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10 THE DAILY PRESS.


l PARIS. NAV JU-AtTtduy tueIc IN SCrOUS
feeling that the present government is too I, al
| to last
Awful massacres continue. At the barri-
cades in Rue Rochuart in one ditch wounded
people were found 10 it buried alive. They
| erOaned and shrieked dtea fully all night, An
epidemic is feared from the number Of dead
bodies. Riudel was shot, as Was also Frel-
heird: The body of the latter was claimed by
his widow. Forty thousand francs were found
ID MS cellar, spoils Of the republic.
Inc versalliists have plac' d hack the statne
OF Henry Quatre, which had been thrown into
the Seine
| Okolowski. found wounded in an ambulance,
was taken ont and shot Niilhere was arrested
at Luxembourg. He resisted violently and
hred six shots from his revolver. He was TAX
| en- to the steps and platoon Of soldiers shot
him.
| During the attack by The Versaillists upon
tho barrcades 10 the Place des Fetes num-
Der lost their way and got mixed up with the
Communists, by whom thew were taken pris-
oners and fifty of them shot.
| Cluserea and Roche fort.
| RochefOrt has been condemned to death by
| the Versailles court martial. He has been
| probably executed already. General Cluseret
was shot Saturday in the barracks Of Prince
| Eugene
A p'isoner named Duff, having boasted that
he ordered the execution of Gems. Thomas ana
| Lecompte was Instantly killed.
girl seventeen years Of age was shot this
morning for firing at officers.
A humber of persOns were detected throw
| ing petroleum in the CELLARS Of FaubOurg Mont
matre and also in firing upon the troops in
hue Havre. They were all arrested.
All the shops in the city are opening once
more and Paris begins to wear an animated ap-
pearance.
WsmeA shot "A Brutal Gair.
PARIS, May 31.--Thirty three Communists,
among whom were seven women, we're shot in
body by company of soldiers in the plaza 10
front Of the Hotel de Vile this morning.
Around three sides Of the square troops to the
number of 1900, were drawn up, under Col
GuZOt At O'Clock the prisoners, who had
been col fined in coal cellars back II Porter's
lodge in the Hotel de Vile, were brought out
Their hands we've tied behind their backs and
they We're marched out by the main gate
through double file OF soldiers, and having
reached the centre of the wide area 10 froIt Of
the Hotel de Vile, were ranged in low and
made to kneel down close together. There
was nothing on the whole plaza but three emp
ty scavenger carts, which stood in a line at the
rear OF the prisoner. When the company was
in line and ready to fire, Col. Quiet stepped
forward and told the prisone rs in few words
that they were to suffer death for having been
caught 10 the act of setting fire TO buildings
and dwellings in Paris. At this moment the
women uttered piercing shrieks and began to
sway themselves back aud 10th. An officer
advanced and made them keep still with the
Hat of his sword. A few moments afterwards
volley was fired and when the smoke cleared
away q most horrible sight was presented.
Three of the women in tho middle Of the row
between the men were still living and with
ing in awful agony. The second volley was
fired and a third, aud lot until the sixth did
all the prisOBeIs cease TO live. The dead.bOdies
were then flung into the three scavenger carts
and car. led away to be buried. There we've
few people at the scene.
mi.ccllaneeus Items.
PARIS, May 31-Evening.-Orlers to set fire
to buildings which had been previously mark
ed by the Central and Safety Committees for
destruction have been found on insurgent
prisoners
Omuibusses and cabs have commenced run
ming again. Gales, restaurants and places OF
amusements are opening their DOORS but are
ordered to close at midnight. All proprietors
who disooey will be handed over to the militia
ry authorities.
A new journal, the Tri- Color, advocates the
restoration of the Orleans Princes on the
ground that they will be standing menace to
Germany.
Kreoin, the insurgent leader, has been cap
tured at VincenDes and shOt.
Oscyn, member OF the Commune was de.
livered to the Versaiists by the Prnssians and
was soon afterwards executed.
The national guard throughout France will
be disarmed and disbanded.
Of the 10000 prisoners at Versailles manv
will be sent for trial to the seaports.
The Banishcd Princes.
. VERSAILLES, May 30.-As the sitting of the
Assembly to-day Changannier euoke about
Metz. defending Bazaine. Theirs replied, call
ing Bazaine an illuslrious warrior. The Duke
Audeprel Pasquier proposed the admittance of
the Orleans Princes into the Assembly. Picard
replied that he should be happy to consider
the subject. The Monde announces that
Prince de Joinvil'e and the Duke d'Aumale
have proclaimed their adherence to the mani
festo of Count de Cbambord, aud that the flu
sion of the Legtimists and O,leanists is COM
plete.
military Divisions, sc.
MacMabop, in his proclamation Just issued,
divides Paris into four lids, viz: East,
North, Centre and South. Gen Kinoy is APP
pointed to command the East, Gen. Ladmiral
the North, Gen. Dayi the Centre. aud General
Cissey the South. The civil power is trapsfer-
led to military, and no ingress or egress from
the city will be permitted.
tits reported that Pyatt has escaped from
Paris.
who Shall - Kisg.
The adherents of Duke Aumale and Bona.
partists are both very active in schemes for the
restoration OF the Bourbon and NepoleOnic dy-
nastes. All foreigners in Paris are reqnred
to report their names and addresses TO head
quarters OF the army. There is still great
number of unburied corpse, and in Belleville
some apprehension is felt that the walls of
the Tuilleries aud Hotel de Vile will fall.
Whslesnle Order for Esccui,en.
The court martial has. ordered the use of
mitraileuses in cases of wholesale executions
Several war ships at Cherbourg have been
transferred into hulks for the imprisonment of
captured insurgents.
Mszzled.
VERSAILLES, May 3l-Eveniug.- The publ
cation aud circulation OF newspapers in the
department OF the Seine has been u satject of
special authorization by Marshal Mcmahon.
M: Picard and Lefto will soon retire from the
ministry.
Nsn.Inicrcsus sc.
HAvRE, May 31.-A society has been organ
lied here whose object is 10 prevent the re-
sumption of intercourse between Frenchmen
and Germans.
The Horror Continues.
LONDON. May M.-To-days Paris advces say
executions continue OF persons denounced. AS
soon as they are discovered in their hiding
places they are arrested and shot. Numerous
arrests of men and women continue to be made.
There have been renewed attempts at assassin
alton aud arsOn.a Many of those executed yes
terday and to-day seemed perfectly crazy.
A horid effleuvia from the bodies of the dead
fill certain quarters of the city,
COnp a,Eias.
There are abundant signs of a speedy coup
Tetat in the Assembly to depose Theirs and
summon Count de Chsmberd to the throne OF
France.
Left.
BRUSSELS, May 31.-Victor Hugo has left
Belgium for Holland.
Conmunisss q nd Huge Denounced.
The Belgian Chamber of Representatives
has rejected the resolution of regret for the ex-
pulsou of Victor. Hugo. The Ministers in
their speeches before the House severely con-
demned the completely of intellectual male fac
tors with the crimes Of the Commune.
Ts be Captured.
FLORENCE, May 31.-The Italian govern
ment has Instructed its Projects thrOue bout
the country TO capture all Parisians who may
enter the city.
A. biiratleu.
VIENNA, May 31-The Austrian govern
ment telegrapbs its consent to Baron Won
Sederir, Minister at Washington, to preside
over the arbitration on Cuban claims.
CONsTANTINoPLE. May 3O.-The director of
the Turkish foreign Office has gone to st. Pet
| ersburg taking with him the ensigna of the
Imperial order of Osmaine for Emperor Alex
| andria, and corresponding distinctions for TIE
Russian Ministers.
METEOROLOGICAL.
Government Weather Report.
WASHINGTON, May 31-Synopsis of the
past "a hOurs.-The pressure has recovered
somewhat on the Pacific coast with fresh S. w.
| winds. 1t has risen with clearing up weather
at the Rocky Mountain stations, and has risen
slightly in the Mississippi Valley. 1t has fall
| en- from Alabama to Key West with threaten
| ing weather and light rain at the latter station
1t has fallen heavily on the South Atlantic
| coast, and has risen from Pennsylvania to
Maine, and remains stationary on the Lakes.
Fresh 5. K winds prevail generally on the
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