Omaha daily bee., 1888-05-27
AWAY WITH GLOOM.
Paris Weather Made to Please the
Pleasure Seeker.
FRAGRANT WITH SUMMER BLOOM
The Influx of American Tourists to
the Gay Capital.
THE GENERAL BECOMES GRAVE.
Pulling Back Impetuous P%artisans
BY the Coat Tails.
THE EDEN's LAST PRODUCTION
"Rolla' Proves IN Acceptable Innova-
ton to French Theater Gocrs--
Parts of the Dialogue of the
Play Really Ineligible.
Basking in the Sunshine.

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PARIS, May 26-TNew York Herald Gable
Special to THE BEE. l-The warmth of
summer has burst upon Paris, every leaf as
sorting itself in juicy effulgence in all the
we'll known haunts of this city of pleasure.
Thu Partisan is essentially an outdoor AMI
NAL. While the Bushley park, with all It's
fragrant chestnut bloom, is comparatively
tranquil, while Kensington garden is devoted
to strollers, here in Paris there is a rush to
verdant corners, and oh what a brilliancy is
added to the bloom when dark evening comes.
The pavilion D'Armenonville and a restaur-
ant D'Madrid are bright with lights and gay
with the echo of Hungarian orchestras.
Ballots and concerts have chased away gloom.
The silence Of winter and the annual dog
show at the Tuilleries has made the heart of
the new Paris season beat ioyously.
Quite a nosegay Of American swells are
now in the French capitol. Miss Eleanor
Winslow is at the Metropolitan. Mr.. and
Mrs. Harper are at the Binda. Mr.. and Mrs.
Brockholst Cutting, Miss Cutting and Mr..
William Outhout were the American guests
at the dinner given last evening to meet
Monsignor Rostelli, the papal nunciato, at
| Mrs. Albert Gallatin's, whose marriage with
| Count Roman de Chabot is the big social
| event. Amongst others are General Lawton,
| United States minister to Austria, and
Mrs. Lawton is a passenger on the Gascogne
| for q brief absence in America. Mr.. and
| Mrs. Butler Duncan nave arrived at the
| Hotel Bristol. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Lanier
| have gone to London. Mrs. Charles Watrous
left for London this morning. Mr.. Bradish
| Johnson june is at the Hotel Westminster.
| Mr.. r. C. Shannon, ex-United States minis
ter at Panama, and Mrs. Shannon LETT this
morning for Carlsbad. But certainly Paris
was never so alive with good Americans
since the exhibition of 1873 as this year.
1t seems a sin to touch French politics in
such a paradise, but Boulanger, alas, is still
at work. While he plots there never will be
peace for the radicals or the Gambettists
The Boulangists are evidently gaining
ground while their enemies are perfectly
! frantic. The general has thrown off the
mask and stands forth as a downright pre-
tender. His public utterances daily grow
holder. They eliminated in an interview
| which has just appeared in Figaro. Said
| Boulanger: "Ihave been pushed to the front;
| there 1 am, and so long as 1 am wanted there
1 shall stay. Whatever the people may tell
| you l have only promised two things-the
| revision by means of a dissolution and re-
form of the social laws, or perhaps l should
say of social manners. Where my promises
cannot succeed at once. / learn that it
would be quite possible for me to precipitate
events but l have regarded it as my
duty not to engage the country
in disquieting adventure. Industry and com
merce dread anything like a crisis. / hope
to gain my ends calmly and logically by the
mere force of things. What is called Bou-
langism is spreading like a tree with almost
mathematical regularity. / am striving, 1
assure you, to pull back my too impetuous
partisans by the coat tails.'
gan this is very grave and the result has
been a series of conclaves, ending up with a
sort of council of three of the good ones of
Venetian pattern, headed by Clemenceau,
Hsnc, a former GambettiSt; and Goffrin, a
very doubtful creature of the communist
order. These three, like Herod, Plate
and Caiphas, have joined hands against
the dreadful Boulanger, who takes it all
with a light heart, seeing that he has ball
ads and barrel organs on his side. Mean
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suggests the delightful idea of a congress on
the l4th of July, which, seeing what has
passed since the last national fete of the
same date, is simply diabolical. The fact is
Boulanger seems to have the devils own
luck, although probably Boulangism will
spoil Galliffet, or Sussier, or anybody
before it has run its course. Tonight the
right had its innings at the Hotel Continental.
They mean, of course, to pull Boulanger to
their W side without his personality, but
they will not succeed.
Hyere's wine poisoning affair is still max
ing a terrible sensation. Day after day more
illnesses are reported, and if M. Devilleneu
had not been arrested he would
have ran a good chance Of being
lynched. Some of the victims have dreadful
commissions; others are partially paralyzed
or nave their hands and legs swollen; in
other cases the eyes are unnaturally dilated
and the patients have all the appearance Of
being insane.
The production of Nine. Mansonetti and
Angels ballet at the Eden theatre, with
premiere danseuse Mile. Cappini, second
premiere danseuse Mile. Legnani Leon
ara, M lie. Labatirolla, M. MONT,
Michael Angel and NJ. Cuckoli, in
"Et 7 or Reyient Toniours ct SEES Premieres
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