The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1874-06-16
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PARIS, June l3.-In the Assembly to-day,
the second reading OF the Municipal Election
Bill was concluded. NJ. Mallevllle, OF the
Left Center asked the Government to inform
the House what course it intenced to pursue
toward the Bonaparlists, who ignored or de-
fled the decisions of the Assembly.
Belmont, of the Left Center called atteu
tion to the statement mado yesterday hy N
Gourton. Minister OF the Interior, reuiiv- t.
the recent disturbances. That the stattmen,
implied that the Police and Radical Deputies
were equally TO blame. The Minister who
made it oughs not to be retained in Office an
other moment The Government was culpa.
ble in not :emoving him. On the part OF the
Left, he pointed TO the long immunity IRON
Government interference whchsthe Bona.
partist journal, lie Pays, had enjoyed, and do
oared that Fourlon was unworthy of eonl-
dence.
Fourton feplied that he declined to retract
anything he had said in the Assembly, aud
should await the result Of the inquiry which
had been in order into the recent disturbance.
In conclusion, he assured the Assembly
that the Ministry determined to make Presi-
dent McMahons authority respected.
Belmont moved vote Of censurs against
the Ministry, which was rejected by vote OF
377 to 1876.
About the return of the Parliamentary
train TO Paris this evening, large number OF
people began to assemble around the station,
but the crowd was soon dispersed by the
police, and there was no disturbance on the
arrival of the Deputies. Bonspartists rropa.
ganda is very active especially in the bar.
racks.
1t is considered certain that st. Croix, in
striking Gambetta yesterday, acted in accord
ance with prearranged plan of the party
leaders to provoke duel.
Copies of the lie Pays were seized by the
police this evening as coon as they were
issued.
The Left Center reported as still hopeful Of
union with portion Of the Right Center
and the formation of ministry under the
Duke D'Onret Pasquier.
MADRID, June l3.-Senor Zabata, President
of the Ministry, has authorized generals com.
mandiug the national forces in the north to
grant psrdons to convicts who give in their
submission to the government.
PARIS, June l3.-It is reported that the
violence Of the Bonapartsts during the past
few days Is part of conspiracy they have
entered into to bring about dissolution OF the
Assembly, and appeal to the country through
the plebescite.
st. Croix will be arranged before the police
court to-day TO answer for his assault upon
Gambetta.
A semi-official note protests agast the
newspaper accounts Of the late difficulties as
mysteriously provocative of excitement and
hatred. and expresses the hope that the meas.
ures already taken by the government to re-
store suet and prevent further trouble will
prove sufficient.
PARIS, June l3.-The measures adopted by
tho government to prevent repetition of the
scenes of yesterday and Thursday. at the
Western Depot proved eiIectusl. At noon,
the hour for the departure of the Deputies
the train was no more than usual at stall
ST. Crox was brought before the Police
Court for assaulting Gambetta. He was sem
fenced 10 six months imprisonment and fine
of 200 franks. He was also or cred to pay
the costs of his trial. He declined 10 accept