The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-27
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
The Coroner's Inquest on the Remains of
Lieuts Dapt Schock.

LONDON, May 26.-An inquest was held
this afternoon in the case of Liutenart John
Loomis Schock, OF the United States navy,
No. Glenwshr Terrace, Black Heath, near
London. verdcs was rendered to the et-
feet that Lieutenant Schock committed sui.
eide snTing fit of temporary insanity,
caused by mental depression induced by
overexertion and anxiety to prepare sue.
cessfully for his graduation and examination
at the Royal Naval College this summer.
On the person OF Lietensnt Schock was found
letter written by him and addressed to q
personal friend named Nixon. In this let
ter the young Lieutenant intimated that he
inteD ded to commit suicide. He writes how
he desires to nave several OF hls personal ct
fects disposed OF. The suicide also LETT q let
ter addressed to the father of yOang wo.
man whom he loyed.
The Communists aud tho Fresch Au-
thorities.
PARIS, May 26.-The triumphant attitude
assumed by the revolutionists since the with
drawal of the military and police opposition
to the Communist demonstration On Monday
has provoked such bitter feeling among the
law and order classss that the affair, it is be-
leved will now lead to an important dsbate
in the Chamber of Deputies. Many sup
pore that the result of this debate will be an
attempt TO overthrow the present Ministry.
The Journal Des Debsts blames the Govern.
ment for allowing the Communists to parade
with red flags yesterday, and urges the en-
actment of q law against the public use of
all emblems of sediton. The French press
generally condemns the indeeision OF the
Government in its conduct during tthe past
few days toward the Communists. The rev.
olutionary organs are jubllant over what
they term the triumph OF the Communists
over the authorities.
The Chamber of Duputies this evening
after long and stormy debate concerning
the Pere lie Chase riots Sunday and the
Governments ieniency toward the Con
muDists yesterday, voted confidence in the
Government by q tally eli 38S to 10. TIE
Ministry toe day discussed yesterdays Com
munist riot and approved the Police Pre-.
fect's ordinance ferbdding hereafter the
public display in tie Department of the
Seine OF any emblems except the national
tri.coior and the proper flags OF foreign
nations Four thousand men, including
members of the Municipal Council, 10 day
followed the coffin bearing the bo1y Of Nj.
Charles Amouroux the Communist leader,
to the grave in Sere La Chaise Cemetery.
There were twelve orations delivered over
the grave. Revolutionisis' committees at
tending the funeral displayed the red flag of
the Commune in the cemetery, and this em-
blem was greeted with cries OF "Viye la
Communei'
Sensational Story Regarding Rie.'s Bebel-
lion.
LONDON, May 26.-T Pes Association
publishes he following, which it says was
obtained from reliable source: Early in
January, Alfred Aylward, notorious in con-
nection with the Beer rebellion, arrived In
London from New York. He was extremely
reticent in regard to the OBJECTS of his visit,
but on one occasion ne told friends at q
social gathering at his lsdgingsin Piccadiuy,
that before long he would prove sharp
thorn in the side of the British Government.
He went to Paris, and remained there q fort.
mis- hit staying at the American Hotel in the
Rue Duauour and describing himsalf as q
dentist Our infor nant says that Aylward'a
visit was connected with Riers rsbell-
ion, and furthering Of the movement
among the French population OF Canada
for separate government from England.
That France encouraged the idea di.