The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-05-27
RED-FLAC RIOTS.
Unframed Communists RAM
pant in Paris and Ripe
for Revolution.
Great Preparations by the PeO-
pie for Hugo's FuneraI q nd
by Red Flags for Riot.
Canada as FeaTTui of Trouble
with the Redskins, who
are ArHHing Again.
Ries DenOunces the Priests
MeXiCO's Tribute TO Huge
General News Notes.
Hugo's Fuucral--Getting Up Rev
oiutiOu--Turkcy-C Conn
munists.


Paris, France, May 2G.-lt is Officially
announced that Victor Hugo will be
buried ut the Pantheon Before this
announcement was made decree
had beeu drafted securalizing the
Pantheon in order to permit of the
intcrment there of Ilugo's remains
The date of the frneral remains un-
fixed, although the government de-
sires to have it take place next Satur-
day. Mr.. Rene Goeblet will deliver
the funeral Grafton. Five hundred
dynamters have already animated
their Intention to attend the frn-
eral
The revolutionists of France have
determined to take advantage of this
affair to make demonstration.
The triumphant attitude assumed
| by reyolutionists since the withdraw
al of the military and police OPPOSE
| ton to the communist demonstration
on Monday has provoked such
bitter feeling among law-and-order
classes that the affair, 1t is believed,
VII lsSGaantRoPno impBEtapt ,aGpaiseAp
| suppose that one result OF thls uephle
will be an attempt to overthrow the
present ministry.
The journal DIES Debats blames the
government for allowing communists
10 parade with red flags yesterday
and urges the enactment ora law
against the public use OF all empielhS
of sedition.
The French press generally con-
demns the INDIGESTION of the govern
mcnt in its treatment OF the conllhu'
nists.
The revolutionists' organs are Jubi'
lent over what they term the TRIUMPH
of the communists over the auth"r
ties. ,-.
Eight hundred persons ATTENDED
Courvets funeral yesterday. INT
procession was unmolestcd uhtl
about leaving the cemetery, when tn
police tried TO capture their flag an!
dispense the mob. The changed atti
tude of the government causes seriou
uaeasiness regarding an outbreak
: the opinion bCiug that the anarchist
must be repressed The rioting o
Sunday last was the most serious ou'
break that has occurred in Paris sine
the DAYS of the commune. "A sargeat
of gems d. armes was among tho'
wounded Yesterday. The police wer
Obliged to call upon the repuDiica
guards for aid in dispensing the mo
Grave outbreaks of communists au
II anarchists are feared until after u
funeral OF Victor Hugo, as the reVoi
tionists have been worked up. To
high state of excitement, ana II Is
ported that they intend to erect par
cadcs in the streets.
.,r,nnhauIIs twenty 1ept NJ,
will be cree ed Under the Are dc i.
" umphe, which will be enclosed wi
Iran,ry on all sides, exec
thai facing the Champs I'll,
COS. and four oriflammes w.lh
yer mountings wiz surmonnt the
closures. a huge belt oil Grape W
cover the LETT OF the arhc, and on
front, masts will lie reared beai
oriflammes and escutcheons inscflo
with the titles of HuPo's wol
Thirty-two Candelcbi as, eleven l
high, will surround the arc.
The chamber of deputies this eV
ing, after long and stormy deD
concerning the Pere La Chase n
sunday and the governments
. iency towards the communists yes
dav, voted confidence in the COVE
ment by a tally of3sS TO 10
The ministry to-day discussed,
terday's communist riots and
proved the police.prefccts ord
iorbidding hereafter the public
play in the department OF the sen
any einblems except the natural
color and the proper. nags OF ior'
nations. .,,.
-Four thousand men, including II
hers of the municipal council, to
followed the coffin bearing the u
ru of Charles Amourax, the commu
H. leader TO the grave in Perc La On
cemetery. There were twelve
tions delivered over the grave
The reyolutionist committees att
ing he funeral displayed the red
of the commune in the oemetry
this emblem was greeted with c.
"vive Ia commune"