Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-06-14
Foreign n eWs.


dated Paris, midnight, says that the
Boulevards were crowded tonight and
all the cafes were full of people.
An immense confagration was visible
in the northern part of the city. The
freight station of the Northern Railroad
being in flames. All the fremen of the
city hurried to the spot, and thousand
policemen and soldiers went in the same
direction. The fire began at 10 o'clock.
The government has decided in addi-
ton to the temporary suppression OF lie
Pays, to commence proceedings against
its proprietors for violation of the press
laws.
PARIS, June 12.-The scenes of yester-
day were repeated at the Western depot
| to-day. At the time for the departure OF
the parliamentary train for Versailles, the
populace reassembled in large numbers.
The deputies were alternately insulted
and cheered. The police dispersed the
rioters and arrested twelve of the most
violent. Four of the arrested parties
were released after identification, but the
rest were committed, So threatening
were the demonstrations that a body of
troops were ordered to the station, who
aided the police. NJ. Armand Adam, a
brother OF the deputy of that name, and
NJ. Spuler, brother of the publisher Of
lie Republique Franchise, radical Re-
publican journal, were arrested.
The government has suspended the
publication of lie Pays, Bonapartis
paper, and lie Rappel, radical Repub
lican, and LIE Dix Neuvicene Steele, {
y Conservative Republican organ, because
of their violent attacks upon its policy.
Paul De Cassagnac, editor of LIE Pays
replies in that Journal to-day to the de
mand of Schoelcher and Festalin, WHIT
were delegated by the Republicans tt
demand an avowed reparation of hi
articles attacking the members of tn
Left He says he assailed Gambetta anC
other deputies, but not Clemenceau, VIII
is not therefore entitled to reparaton
but, says De Cassagnac, If Cemencea
wants personal quarrel he can have il
He particularly wishes to fight Gam
: beta, and adds the names of nine men
: bers OF the editorial staff of lie Pays VIII
are willing to fight nine Republican del
, uties, and will draw lots for the choice {
h adversaries and weapons.
The second reading of the municip
bill was concluded to-day. M. de Ma
leyille of the Left Center, desired
know what course the government i
tended to pursue toward the Bonapal
lists, who de6ed the decision OF the A
sembly. NJ. Rethmont said the stat
- ment made by the Minister of the Int
rior yesterday in relation to the rece
disturbances, implied that the police al
te radical members were equally culpabl
10 and the government was culpable
ID keeping him in office. Picard point
c. at the long immunity from COVER
of ment interference the Bonapartist jor
nal, LIE Pays, had, and declared t
at Minister unworthy of confidence. L
ed latter declined to retrsct anything, al
5. said the Assembly should make an
he vestigation into the recent disturban,
He assured the Chamber that the Nj
ut istry was determined to make Mcmahon
be authority respected. NJ. Bethmo
moved vote of censure against the NJ
ms lister of the Interior. There was no d
N. turbance on the arrival of the parl
to mentary train this evening, the pol
he having dispersed the crowds. 1t is c.
sidered certain that De St. Croix,
he striking Gambetta yesterday, acted
ate accordance with prearranged plan
Try the party leaders to provoke duel. I
copies of the LIE Pays were seized
led the police this evening as soon as issu
vii The Left Center is reported to be S
of hopeful of a union with portion of
ms Right Center and the formation OF
la Ministry under the Due de Audriffet P
queir.