The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-05-27
The Government Censured for It's Lenieacy to
of Confidence by Large Majority.
RumOr of a Renewal of Revolutionary
Movements in the Island OF Cuba.
An Effort to Connect Alfred Aylward with
the Riel RebelIion-IIow Consul Mackay
Resented an Insult-Cable Notes.
THE PARIS COMMUNISTS.
Denunciation of the Government for Its Len
lent Treatment of the Rioters.

Denunciation of the Government for Its Len
lent Treatment of the Rioters.
PARIS May 26.-The triumphant attitude as
sumed by the revolutionsts since the withdraw
al of the military and police opposition to the
Communist demonstration on Monday has pro-
voked such bitter feeling among the law and
order classes that the affair, it is believed, will
now lead to an important debate in the Chamber
of Deputies Many suppose that one result of
this debate will be an attempt to overthrow the
present Ministry The Journal des Debats
blames the government for allowing the Com
munists to parade with red flags yesterday, and
urges the enactment of law against the public
use of all emblems of sedition. The French
press generally condemn the indecision of the
government in its conduct during the past few
days towards the Communists. The revolution
list organs are jubilant over what they term the
triumph of the Communists over the authorities.
The Ministry to-day discussed yesterdays
Communist riot. and approved the police pre-
fects ordinance forbidding, hereafter, the pub
lie display, in the department of the Seine, of
any emblems except the national tricolor and
the proper flags of foreign nations.
Four thousand men, including members Of
the municipal council. to-day followed the coffin
bearing the body of M. Charles Amouroux, the
Communist leader to the grave in Perela-
Chaise cemetery. There were twelve orations
delivered over the grave. The Revolutlonist
committee attending the funeral displayed the
red flag of the Commune in the cemetery, and
this emblem was greeted with cries of 'Vive la
Commune"
In the Chamber of Deputies to day, NJ La
croix ;nterpelated the government with reference
to the occurrences at Pere-la- Chaise Cemetery
on Sunday. He accused the police of provoking
the disorders. He denied the right of the gov
ernment to interfere with the display OF red flags
on the ground, and said that the law relating to
seditious emblems has not yet been passed.
M. Allain large, Minister of the Interior, re-
piled, accepting all responsibility for the police.
He said that even though some uncertainty
might exist regarding the definition of seditious
emblems, it was the duty of the government to
preserve order and to prevent the dis
play Of, of emblems calculated to in.
cit cite =, civil war He declared par1 that
with the minority of the Anarchist agtators
who provoked disorder and attacked the police,
who were compelled to defend themselves. The
police, he declared, had acted as veritable de-
tenders of the law
M LIE Lievre urged the government to re-
double its efforts to prevent the display of red
flags and banners.
NJ. Lacroixs motion declaring that no law
existed preventing the display of flags and
emb,ems, and condemning the violence of the
police on Sunday, was rejected by vote of 423
to A.
NJ Casimir- Periere then offered motion ex-
pressing confidence in the firmness of the gov
ernment in enforcing respect for the national
flag. The motion was adopted by vote of 38S
to TO-
After the announcement of the vote of con-
idence, NJ Allain large tainted away, and had
to be carried out of the chamber.
La France, referring to the communistic dis
turbance, says it has been disagreeable event,
but will speedily blow over.