Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-10-06
R0YALTSTS WIN IN GAUL.
200 SEATS SECURED AGAINST
100 By THE RADICALS.

Two OF the Cabinet Officers Defeated
Outright and q Second Ballot Neoes-
sary to Decide the Fate of Two 9th
ers-The Editor Of LIE GaulOis Mobbed.
PARIS, Oct. 5.--The results of the cleo
nons throughout France, yesterday, for
members Of the Chamber OF Deputies, as
far as officially reported up TO noon to-
day, created great surprise and chagrin
among the members of the Cabinet and
their colleagues. The Conservatives,
on the other hand, were wild with enthu-
siasm over the fact that they succeeded In
polling a much larger vote than the most
sanquine anticipated, and making
changes in the Cabinet requisite. The
returns show that the Conservatives have
won go seats in II of the 81 departments,
and have also beaten two Cabinet Minis
ters, and made a second ballot necessary
to decide the fate Of two others.
THE DEFEATED MsIsTERs.
NJ. Goblet, Minister of Public Instruct
tions, and NJ. Herve Mangon, Minister of
Commerce, are the Cabinet officers de-
teated by the Conservatives. The OppOr-
tionists have lost many seats, which have
been gained by either the Radicals or
Conservatives.
The Orleanists elected were chosen on
the basis OF promises otprotection against
American cereals and bacon.
The election in this city for members OF
the Chamber Of Deputies resulted as fol-
lows:
NJ. M.Brisson, Premier, and Allan Lafarge,
Minister of the Interior. head the list
with 10000 votes each, M. M. FlOuquet,
Lockroy, Barodet. M. Delalasse, ii. Glenn
enceau and Paul Bert received from 1000
to 5000 votes, and M. DeCassagnac and
Herve, editor of lie Soliei, 5000 each.
In f0rty-niue departments, including
LIE Nord, the Conservatives gained thirty
six seats and lost fonr.
'.LE GAULOIsv ILLUMINATEs.
The proprietors OF lie GauI0is, in order
to signalize the Conservative successes,
Illuminated their Office this evening. The
inscription
4'.-..''..... .................-.......a
One Hundred and Seventy five Conserva-
tiyes Elected-Nive La France!
-..........-........ .-..,..t
formed OF gas jets, was consplcuously dis
played in the windows. A crowd soon
assembled and threw stones at the win
dows. The police were unable to disperse
the mob. Editor Meyer made an attempt
to leave the building. He was
warned by the Commissary of Police
w 4bAhAVh biI tubu vi ledNAuks Duh ibl~
sisted, and was siezed by the mob. The
stan of lie Gdul0is then made a sOrtie
and rescued Nj. Meyer, who was severely
bruised. Meanwhile the crowd increased
and the excitement became intense. The
police were reinforced and the Prefect of
Police ordered them to clean the streets.
After desperate efforts the police sue
ceeded in dispensing the mob.
FORECAsTING THE RESULT.
PARIS, Oct. 8, 1 A. Mn eight depart
ments 1865 Conservatives and l41 Kepub-
licans have been elected. The Conserva-
tives gained 80 seats and lost 8. IL will
be necessary to have 202 second ballots.
CLEMENCEAU's POWER.
LONDON, Oct. 6, 3 a. ma Paris cor
respondent forecasts the election OF 200
Royalists and 100 Radicals, the remainder
being moderate Republicans. He adds,
IN. Clemenceau is leading the solid Rad
icals and becomes a political power Of
the first magnitude. No Republican Gov
ernment is possible without him.'
DULL BoURsE.
BERLIN, Oct. 5.--The bourse was dull
today, consequent upon the gain OF the
Conservatives in the French elections,
which are not regarded in a favorable
light on Change.