The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-10-07
ruE:FRENou E1Eor1oNs.
Heavy Gains by the CouHsrvatiVeS-ThO op'
pOrtuniata In DISmAy.

pDFtuniatA in DiSmAy.
PARIS, Oct. 6.-The results OF the elec
tons throughout France yesterday 70
members Of the Chambers Of Deputies. al
far as officially reported up to noon to
day, haye created great surprise ant
chagrin among the members OF thu
Cabinet and their colleagues. The Con
servatives, on the other hand, are wilC
with enthusiasm over the fact that they
succeeded in polling much larger vote
than the most sanguine anticipated and
making changes in the Cabinet requisite
The returns show that the Conservatives
have won sixty seats in seventeen Of the
eighty.seven departments. and have also
beaten two Cabinet ministers aud made q
second ballot necessary to decide the fate
OF two Others. NJ. Goblet, Minister oi
Public instruction, and NJ. Herye Mangon,
Minister OF Commerce, are the Cabinet
officers who have been defeated by the
Conservatives. The 0pportuuists have
lost many seats. which have been gained
by either the Radicals or Conservatives.
The elections in this city yesterday re-
suited as follows: NJ. BrisSon, the Pre-
mier, and NJ. Allain-Targe, Minister Of the
Interior, head the list with 10000 votes
each. M. NJ, Floquet, Lockroy, Barodit,
Delafosse, Clemenceau and Paul Burt re-
ceiVed 1000 to 5000 votes each, and NJ.
N. de Cassagnac aud Herve, editor ofthe
Soliel, G,0O0 each. In forty.Dine depart
ments, including the Nord, the Conserva.
tiyes have gained thirty-six seats and lost
four.
Il is said that the loss offiends and
relatives in Tonquin immensely influenced
the provincial electors in favor OF reaC.
tionariea.
The Mesager de Paris attributes the de.
feat ofthe 0pportunists to their extravag-
ance in colonial adventures, their war
against religion, and their i'll treatment OF
the magistracy. II
The Orlearists elected in yesterdays
vote were chosen on the basis OF promises
Of protection agAinSt American cereals
and bacon. sr str.
In eighty-ons departments, l65 Conser-
vatives and 14l Republicans have been
elected. The Conservatives have gained
90 seats and lost 5. II will be necessary
to have 202 second ballots.
The proprietors Of the Gdut0is. in order
to signalize the Conservative successes,
illuminated their Office this evening. The
insciptton, zone hundred aud seventy
five Conservatives Elected! Vive la
France" formed Of gas jets were conspic-
uously displayed in the windows. A
crowd soon assembled and threw stones
at the windows. Ths police were unable
tn dianeraa the moh. Editor Never
made an attempt TO leave the build
ing. He was warned by the com.
mlssary q police to abandon the idea OF
leaving, but he persisted, and was seized
by the mob. The staff OF the GG,ttoiS then
made o sortie and rescued Meyer, who
was severely bruised in the scufils. Mean.
whileithe crowd increased, and the excite
mentr became intense. The police were
reinforced, andthe prelect Of police order
ed them to clear the Htreets. After the
greatest efforts the police succeeded in
the, mob. During the melee
two revolvers were fred at the windows
OF the GduLois office
LONDON, Oct, 6.-The Paris correspond
ent Of the Daily Ncps forecasts the cleo
tlon Of 200 Royalists and l60 Radicals, the
remainder being Moderate Republicans.
He adds: "Clemenceau Is leading the
solid Radicals and becomes q political
power OF the first magnitude. No repub-
lican ngovernment is possible without him.
BERLIN, Oct. 1.-THE Bourse was dull
to-day, consequent upon the gain OF the
Conservatives in the French elections,
which is not REGARDED ina favorable light
on the Exchange.