Omaha daily bee., 1888-08-09
CRUSHING THE NEW COMMUNE,
Even Revolutionary Papers Con-
denim the Endes Rioters
AND UPHOLD THE GOVERNMENT.
The Mob Composed OF Bcggars and
Social Ofscouriugs-Thc Senti-
ments Entertained by the
Late SoCialistic Leader.
The Government Sustained.

ltOpUf1Ult INNS DD James fOidOn Benncfl
PANS, August S. New York Herald Cable
Special to THE BEE. ALI the clements
of social revolutions, like combustibes in
powder magazine, were to-day in movement
in Paris and in the socialist centers, North
east License, Lille and Amiens. Fifty thous-
and men under the guidance of professional
revolntionists and accompanied by tire-eating
youngsters are parading the streets, singing,
dancing and making things lively. All
the fashionable quarters are utterly
deserted. The windows of the Fauburg
Saint Gcrmaine, Champs Elysee and Boule-
ward MosherDcs are closed and hundreds
of thousands of Parisians assemble in honor
of the late General Endes, whose motto
was: mi Dieu nj maitre," and who de-
clared almost with his dying breath, Isl Dieu
existait je lie ferais collier au mur"
To-day L'Homme Librc, Endes' news
paper, was scattered broadcast by the hun
dred thousand throughout Parts, sound
ing the trumpet of revolution, and
in great black letters printed
around Endes' portrait thus invites
the people to the funeral: "The central COM
mittce of the revolution and former members
of the committee, the editors of L'Homme
LiDrc, the family and the friends of Citizen
Ellie Endes, invite the entire population of
Paris to come to the funeral We the under
signed old members of the commune and CEN
tral revolutionary committee, appeal to all
men who fought in 1871 to accompany the re-
mains of Citizen Endes, who died while
speaking for the cause of the COM
mune and revolution. The socialist
groups throughout France should unite
with the workmen now "a strike.
Let all poverty stricken proletarians let all
Paris society," all those who sympathize with
the true republic of the people, join us in a
supreme effort to end their misery"
Signed by b. Malon, II. Lonquet, G.
Arnold, Martelet Epugit j. Alhx, Evaillaint
| II. Champy, Ward G. Dupont. c. Lefrancais,
| Rurbain Henri Prace, L. Girardin Bonit.
The royaist papers, Figaro and Gaulois,
| say: "This time we are surely on the eve of
| a social coIvulson in Paris
The Figaro calls upon the government to
"overwhelm the strikers with masses Of
| troops seize the gredincs and imbecile
| agitators and IN forty-elght hours put an
end to a plaisantere that positively
| dishonors Paris and lowers the Eluquet min
| istry au dessous de rein"
! The republican and radical and even rev.
| olutlonary papers like the Intransigeant and
Lanternc accuse the royalists of conjuriug
i up u puuutOui VI ISSolutiOu W liSplTC d Rcu-
| eral panic and serve their own ends
| Rochefort says: "If the police do not pro-
woke us all will be quiet, but If Floquet
wants to excite the workmen and have his
| petite journee and afterwards telegraph all
over France saying that he has sauve la aux
societe, why there will of course be trouble"
M. Clemcnceau publishes in Justice note
calling upon all good citizens to remember
that disorder can only serve the aims of the
| enemies OF the republic.
| Commenting on to-days Iv!uss, Charles
| Laarent editor of Paris, writes: Royal
| lists, Bonapartists, Boulangerists, three
heads wearing the same cape or crown,
may now take back the uncaled-for prize
they would have been so happy to be.
stow on the cabinet, the expected
| grand field day so confidently dis
counted at Sheen house, brussels, and
in Rue Dumont. Durvidge leaves the
republic tonight as steady as ever, and as
determined to defend itself against its real
enemies on the right, and as able to make
itself respected by the instigators of vio
lence, whoever they may be- The orderly
citizens, who form great majority of Paris
are warmly congralulating the government
| IN its victory