Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-05-26

nIunists-rhry Say They Will
March I'm Victor Hug0's Funeral
Procession with Red Flags-keb-
els at Suakim Surprised.
ESPECIAL TO THE sENrrsEL.I
PARIS. May 25.-To-day being the an
niversary OF the Fall Of the Commune, the
Communists Of Paris attempted to hold q
demonstration at the tombs Of their com
rsdes in the Pere La Chaise Cemetery.
The Police interfered, and prevented the
display Of seditious emblems. A serious
conflict ensued, in which several men were
wounded. The police finally dispersed
the rioters, thirty Of whom were arrested.
LATER-The police ordered the Com
munists to surrender their red flag. The
latter refused. Fighting ensued and
the Police drew swords and drove the
rabble against heap OF stones.
The rioters used the stones, and
one policeman was knocked senseless, and
another had his jaw broken. The Republi.
can Guards, with fixed bayonets, charged
on the mob, wounding several in the fore
most rank. one fatally. Several reporters
were arrested, but sfterward released. One
Anarchist received five saber cuts and
others we're ~fesrfully gashed. The police
were unusually severe, showing no quarter.
The scene resembled an outbreak of q revo-
luton. The shops in the vicinity OF the
riot were hurriedly closed, and the utmost
excitement prevailed until q late hour.
Knots Of Communists gathered at various
places tonight, vowing vengeance on the
police and the Government. Il 10 said at q
late hour tonight that five persons were
IslIal ap1 a;uhtu xvnr,pAo1 1Trsno tha vint-
ing this afternoon.
The police expect and are prepared for o
renewal Of the Communists riot at the Pere
La ChAise cemetery to-day or tomorrow
Communist papers cry for vengeance upon
the police and the troops for attacking and
b~ayonetipg people who attempted yester.
day to make a demonstration at the graves
of the Communist s in the cemetery. These
journals. in order to inoite the mob,
falsely assert that the soldiers, during yes
terday's riot, shot four Communists dead
Threats were made to attack the author
tiles with arms and dynamite.
Victor Hugo's funeral will take place
next Sunday. The poets body will lie in
state under the Arc De Triumphe until
Saturday.
The Communists Of Paris nave resolved
TO attend the funeral and to march with
red flags in the procession. II they do it
is believed there will be q riot.
P. M.-To-day's demonstration of the
Communists in the celebration Of the Fall
OF the Commune has, up to this hour, been
orderly. The Government withdrew the
troops. and allowed the processionists 10
march into Pere La Chaise Cemetery with
red flags. The police also left the Com
munists TO themselves. Henry Rochefort
made his appearance, and was hailed by
the paraders with shouts Of "Vive La
Commune |" The policy OF the authori-
ties in simply ignoring the demonstration
ia praised. The Communists, not being
opposed, vented their enthusiasm and
alleged blood thirstiness in harmless
shouts. They claim, however, to have
overawed the authorities, and boast OF
their victory.
SUAKIM, May 25.-An armoured train
to-day surprised a body Of rebels tearing
up the rails of the new railway, and opened
Are upon them. 1t is estimated the rebels
lost several hundred men.