The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1876-02-21
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MARsEILLEs, Feb. 20.--M. Leon Gambetta
has protested against the exceptionally rigorous
measures of the military authorities in prohib.
= iting private meetings of radicals.
Election for the Chamber of Deputies.
PARIS. Feb 20.-Elections for members of
the Chamber of Deputies were held throughout
France today. In Paris the result is as follows:
In the first reimbursement there was no choice
and second ballot is necessary. The candi-
dates were Baron Haussmann (Bonapartist),
Tirard tRepubcan), and Maillard tR ,dical).
Tlrard had double the number of votes pc
for Haussmann, and fell only 500 short of a
majority over both his competitors. In the
second ACCOMPLISHMENT M. Brelay of the Left is
elected. In the fourth ACCOMPLISHMENT M. Bar
odet, famous radical, is elected, defeating NJ
Vautrain conservative Republican,. In the
eighth reimbursement Due de Cazes received
1910 votes. M. Chauffeur (Republican) 3612, and
Raoul Duval (Bonapartist) 1892 A second
ballot is therefore necessary. In the ninth ar
rondissement ex-Presdent Theirs is returned
by large majority. In the fourteenth and fif-
teenth ACCOMPLISHMENTS no candidate has ma
jority and second ballot is necessary. The
following are elected In the various remaining
ACCOMPLISHMENTS: MN. Brisson, Marmottan
and Floquet, (Radcals), Col Denfert, the de-
fender of Belfort, NM Clemencean, Gambet-
ia, Louis Blanc and Greppa (Republicans). M.
Blanc is successful in the 21sJ reimbursement.
The elections in Paris have resulted entirely in
accordance with the list inspired by M. Gam
BETA. Rouen, Carcassone, Dion, Nantes, Ver-
sailes, Rennes, Dole, Dunkerque, Veyers, Pau,
Barbecue, Rheims, Molums, Vesoul, Simoges,
all of which towns contain several electoral dis
tricts, have so far returned one Republican can
didate EACH Montpelier has returned two
Republicans, aud Lille three Republicans each
Relfort and Nsmes one Legitimist each, and
Nice one Republican and one Consttutiopalst.
against 1900 thrown for the extreme Radical,
Naquet. Gambetta is also elected in the dis
tricts of Bordeaux and Lille.
Second ballots, in which it is expected the
Republican candidates will be successful, are
necessary at ST. Etienne, Navre and Brest. The
Due de Cazes is elected by large majority at
DE Cazeville, in the department of Aveyron.
Renault, who recently resigned the prefecture
of police, is returned from Corbiel. NJ. Buffet,
Minister of the Interior, was defeated at Com
mercy, receiving 1873 votes against 2715 for his
adversary, who is Republican Jules Grevy
is elected, but the name of his constituency is
not given. A second ballot is necessary in the
reimbursement of Paris, where Spuller, one of
the editors OF La Republique Franchise heads
the poll Boulogne returns one Monarchist and
claims one Republican.
Later-Besancon, Nogent. Toulon, Poicters,
Chatelherault and the second circuscrptions
of Boulogne and Versailles have returned one
Republican each. The department of Vienna
hes chosen four Bonapartists. st. Denis has
returned Louis Blaze, making the third con-
stituency which has elected him. Scean and
Bezers have returned Radicals. A second
ballot will be necessary in the 10Th arrondisse-
ment of Paris.
LONDON, Feb. 21.-A dispatch from Paris
says Buffet has been elected in Bourges. Theirs
had 1000 majority in Paris. The city is quiet.
A Paris correspondent of the Times telegraphs
as follows: NJ Dufavre, Minister of Justice, is
elected. The returns so far received elect Is
Radicals, q moderate Republicans, 10 Con-
servatives and Bonapartists. Gambetta is
elected in five places and Blanc in four