The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-05-27
FUNERALS AND FIGHTS.
The Present Principal Productions of
the Mercurial French Republic.
RevOlutionists, Communists and An.
archists Confront the Government.
The Red Flag Floats aud "Viye In
Commune" the Motto.
A Bloody Time Anticipated During
the Hugo ObseQuies.
The Government Receiving Popular Cen
sure for Its LenIeRcy Toward the
Chaos-Creating Elements Con
surs Pistol Episode.
A Bloody Time Anticipated During
the Hugo ObseQuies.
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS NOTES.
France.
THE APPROACHING FUNERAL OF vGo-
TOR HInn.


THE APPROACHING FUNERAL OF vIo-
TOR HUGO.
PARIS, Nav 2G.-It is officially en
nounce d tnat Victor Hugo will be bur-
led in the Pantheon, Before this an
nOuncement was made decree had
boen drafted secularizing the Pantheon,
in order to permit of the interment of
Hugo's remains. The date of the iu-
neral remains untiXed, although the
government desires 10 have II take
place next 5 sturday. M. Rsne Goeb-
lot viii deliver the funeral oration,
| Fifty thousand populations have al
ready intimated their intention
10 attend. The revolutionists OF
France have determined to take
advantage of the affair to make dem
onstration. The triumphant attitude
| assumed by the revolution lists since the
withdrawal of the military and police
opposition TO the communist demonstra-
tons ON Monday has provoked such a
bitter feeling among the law and order
classes that the affair, it is believed, will
lead to an important debats in the
chamber of deputies. Many suppose
that one result of this debate will be an
attempt to overthrow the present min
istry.
The Journal. des Debats blames the
government for allowing the commun-
lists to parade with red flags yesterday,
and urges the enacrment OF law
against the public use of all emblems of
sedition. The French press generally
condemns the indiscretiOn of the gov
ernment in its treatment of commun-
lists. The revolutionist organs are iubi-
liant over what they term the triumph
OF the commune over the authorities.
DISCUSSING THE RIOTS.
The chamber OF deputies, this evening,
after long and stormy debate concern
ing the Pero-la-Chaise riots, on Sunday
and the governments leniency toward
The communists yesterday, voted con-
hdence in the government by tally of
3SS to TO- The ministery, to-day, DIS
cusaed yesterdays communist rioEs and
approved the police projects ore taance
forbidding hereafter the public display
In the department Of the Seine Of any
emblems except the national tri-color
and the proper flags of foreign nations.
MORE COMMUNIST CHEERS.
-Four thousand men, including MEM
Ders OF the municipal council, to-day
followed the coffin bearing tho body of
Mr.. Charles AmourouX, the
leader, To the grave in Pere-la- Chaise
cemetery. There were u orations de-
nVerod over the grave. A revolutionist
committee attending the funeral dis
played the red flag OF the commune In the
cemetery and this emblem was greeted
with cries of "Vive Ia commune p
ANOTHER FUNERAL AND FIGHT.
Eight Thousand persons attended
cd COurvets funeral yesterday.
The procession was unmo-
Tested until about leaving
the cemetery, when the police tried 10
capture their flag aod dispsrse the mob.
The changed attitude OF tho govern
inent causes serious uneasiness regard
Ing an outbreak, the opinion being that
the anarchists must lbe repressed. The
rloting OF Sunday last was the most
serious outbreak that has occurred in
Paris since the days of the COM
mnne. A sergeant of the gen
yesterday. The police were Obliged
to cali upon tho Republican
guards for aid in dispensing the mob.
Grave outbreaks of communists and
anarchists are feared until after the
iuneral OF Victor Hugo. The reyoiu-
tlonists have been worked up TO high
state OF excitement. II Is reported that
they intend 10 erect barricades in the
streets.
HUGo's FUNERAL CEREMONIES.
~ SaIVopnhbus " loeb nigh Will b0
erected under the Arc do Triomphe,
which will bo enclosed with drApery on
all sides, except that facing the
Champs Elysees. Four orlflammes with
silver mountings will surmount the on.
closure. A huge belt Of Grape will cover
the lett of the arc. On the front masts
will be reared bearing orifammes
and escutcheons inscribed with tho H.
ties of Hugo's works. Thirty-two can.
dalebras, IL feet high, will surround the
arc Az the moment of the removal of
the coffin from the catafalque bands
VIII play q hymn Ia Hugo.
The cortege will wend its way
through the Champs Elysees and the
6oulevards, hating on the Place de In
kepublique, whore the choruses of the
opera Comique aud Conservative will
sing funeral chant.
HUGO Tributes.
TWO thousand students paraded be-
lore the Hugo residence to-day. The
funeral Will bo attended by $50 deputa-
lions and the ministry OF Greece has
noen instructed to convey to the fam
ny OF Nj. Hugo the co ndeleuce OF King
George and the Hellenic nation and To-
attend the funeral of the "oldest and
most generous and constant of Philo-
Hellenists.n
Brazil.