The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-08-09
THE COMMUNISTS.
Disorder and Bloodshed in
Paris Streets
a DAY or RIOT ann Ar.anx
An Enermeas Multitude feus~s
the Beloved General Endes "a the
roms-The Red Flag unfarled--
Peiice Beaten-Cansics with the
rroePs-Tae Labor rroasIe. Nos
Sahsidinx.

fNNs. AIS. S-The funeral Of General
EnSes. The ex-cammuriss who dreppes
dead while addressing the strikers Sanasv.
toek place today. Fifty thousand nrre
sons gathered In the streets adjacent to tina
house. and thousands lined the route 10
the cemetery. slong which cavalry was
stationed. other trscps Werr held Ia me
barracks tor aa emergency. IFafia ia the
streets through which the co-teee pnSze.f
vas suspended aud stores closed
ksi;eea thousAud persons narchesi In
isoat of the heafsa hearing the remains
Fhey wore s9uSnets of red immprteIles.
bGslS. ricnlhcr u the cAkFaber u sferusfee'
was prcSeat. He and Rschefarf we've
greeted with cheers and shouts u sssivc -
hetesntian and 'N.ve IA Cosnmnnef'
The pail bearers RcFc faemhe.s ~ the
cpasnuae ef ISL. LoaiSc Michel marched
afier the hearsc A brigade ~ nollce
head the pFseession. larse. t,saiies ~ work
men and strikers followed quietly AFTER
The waters and hatrdrcSsers in line were
n9ssseE and aemSnaed thaE the red farx.
which wcrc carried covered. he unfgrlcd'
ee crowds along the roeie shouted
"NsFc IA CosamuneF' a. ne hearse passed.
When the psecgasiou reached the Houle-
ward Volta re thfee red iags Wsrc unfa-iesl.
The eouwisssfy of police aitcmntei IL
fred revolver az him. bat the bullet went
wide 81 the marx Annfher eomsalx lxSarv
Was beaten with sticks. Rocacioli was sct
upon By anarchists. who handled him
quite 2rXtnelV.
The police were PeWerlsss hefcse the
mob. GeniAFmes made a charge Ia
frcnt 81 Prince Eescnd barracks. azd strtk-
ing Ia every direction with the butt ensis Of
tacif musksts succgvsicA Ia releasing tho
police who had beca surrounded - the
mob. aad captured the red dars When
the procession arrived a. the ofiice af tho
Eleventh asrpndisswcEf a revolver was
nred aud = bomb thrown close TO the police
station. but the bomb did no. explode. A
rtssFFc force Of police lcft he station and
charged upon the crowd with drawn
swoFls w0nndinE and taking into custody
many persons. The procession continued
on the way 90 the cemetery, bat grew
smaller a. Il progressed. A number Of ora
lions were delivered at the grave, amid
cries OF "Niye Ia Commune aad ''Five Ia
Rcvolutiour' At the conclusion Of the ora
lions the gathering dispersed The polsce
did not oppose the display of red naEs
inside the cemetery.
Forty persons were arrested by the police.
Mans police were injured ia the fight
PkKIs, Aug AFTER she conclusion Of
the ceremonies ai the cemetery to-day the
persons composing the procession with
drew quietly. KOchiofi, who rode In an
open carriage, was IN some places greeted
with boots and cries Of "a nas Roche
fnrtr' and "A has bOalanscrr'
The conflict on The boulevard Noltasre
Was the serious one oI the day. The riut-
ing lasted u minutes, and rs persons were
wounded aud 3 arrests were ieade.
n. scullcy, secretary of tae league for
the suppression Of registry Offices, WAS
arrested on chargs of lnriung to mnTfprs.s
and piliagc. .a.a.,sas.a,ss.s4 4 5
Many f0ugfx11M HtoG119 ~ |11@G1
upon the co IN. ~ Q1< Z \. .}sf&IEV&
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