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where he had been all the afternoon. ihe tiiifu
vas the son of the Secretary Of the Govern
ment, and young man OF great "o,.'' ~ a.
was on his way from visit to the fanny VI ..e
President of the Court, when he was st,uoA ~
the back by ball that came out at MS oreas'
Reside these, numbers were wounded, pu. noie
of them in front, as many Of the crowa hae' I'M
mediately taken to flight. f..


On the following day, the funeral OF ono OF li'c
students was attended by large concourse 'ron
the University and the City. The grief was
universal, except among the gendarnes ana ..'o
soldiers. One Of the former only had been pfuls-
ed by a stone thrown the day previous ana 70
be prepared to revenge the pretended insult t'le
troops were drawn up at the barracks u''uer
arms, and ordered to rush into the streets AZ
signal given by the discharge OF a nusket ,., nen
this was all arranged, gendarine, VINO was ,iiu-
den behind the door Of the prefecture, accldehe
tally discharged his gun; and squadron OF
mounted troops, beside the Tyrolcse dragons,
Immediately made their appearance, ana at,sIA
ed all they met wi h in the streets without dis-
tincton Atthe time, there was nothing iikc
disturbance or all assemblage IN the CITY, pat
number of persons were seized and carried TO
the dungeons. while many Of the citizens and
students we're shot anil cut down in rctreatlnS
from the streets and colee houses to thelr
homes. The numbero Of wounded Is not known,
as many were strangers and FASTENED out OF we
CITY. About 50 were imprisoned, but HAD no
arms, and were afterwards released.


These atrocicus proceedings occurred on the
24th and 25th. of las, Iunc.