Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-09-26
pouLANanR RourED.
A Quiet Election asut the ''nfan ON
ARorscDhck' Did Not Succeed in
Sn,ushtnR Frances Governments

fair, There WIS NO riot, no disturbances.
Suldiery and gendRrEleg were massed OF
convenient points under cover, but their
services were not required except for
short time about . O'Clock this evening,
when q crowd was attracted in front OF
the Presss Office by transpArenoies an
| nouncing General BoulAnger's election
by majority of 200 in the Montmartre
district. The multitude grew 30 noisy in
its demonstrations thht collision seemed
| imminent, md tho crowd WINS scattered
by police and cavalry, who then promptly
returned TO their quarters.
| In the other large cities the contest
proceeded in similarly tranquil fashion.
From Ayignon alone is any disorder re-
ported up to midnight. There Boulanger's
partisans were mobbed.
30 many candidates have failed to se-
| cure the requisite majority of tho votes
cast in their respective districts that on
unusually large number OF second bal
| lots will have 20 be taken. From present
4 Indications these second trials will be
| disastrous to the BoulangeTist, VINO can
| not acquire much more Btrength than
they have already Registered. Boulanger
list nominees head the polls in l6 sections
OF Paris, yet they can point to only one
assured election. H. all the other Sec
tiong the majority OF the voters array
themselves against tho adherentB Of the
banished general and on n second ballot
the government can oouut on certain VIC
tory in 81 of the sections.
So far as can be learned 10 night the re-
Hults in the provinces are encouraging for
the government.
Rochefort and Eaquet are assured OF
defeat on tho second ballot. Dillon is
elected.
The reelection of the ministers appears
to be beyond doubt.
The editors OF the Temps, Paris and
Bdt1tlie soy to. night that the results thus
far announced indicate the amash and col,
lapse of Boulangor
WHAT BoULANaER SAYS.
LONDON, Sept 23.-Long otter mid
night the windows Of General Boulang6T't
houssin Portland Place were abiazs with
light, but the police guard, which had
anticipated crowd, found nothing &c
do hut manage multitude of telegraph
boya with messages from Boulangerisi
agents in France The general refused
to receive tho cards of callers, being bus!
summarizing the figures with two con
GdrntiRl friends who arrived from Pari
OH tho night train.
Tie FIST dispatch the general received
from Paris assured him Of his own cleo
tlVa and that of Rochefort also, and sew
eral Of Lis henchmen. When asked t
send ont message to the World the gen
eral said he hal nc reason to alter hi
, confident opinion of success espresso
yesterday. 80 far Gs Paris was con
csrnea ho had absolutely no anxiety, an
. 60 far rs he had heard from the province
he felt much encouraged, for III place
where no expected to lose he had held hi
own.
The results up to 2.30 a. m, are as fol
lows: Republicans elected, 80; snti-R
, puolicaus elected, So; reballots necessary
|, 90.
: PARIS. Sept. 90 6on.-Ohlcial return
Q from G3G electoral divisions show that tt
/ Republicans htvo elected their candidate
1 fla 2l7 aud tho 2Uu Republicans In 10
: ltrbailotB Will be necessary in lGS division
It's believed that ia l27 OF the division
: where rsballots will be necessary tho resu
o will he favorable 10 tho Republican
u Ia tine other 81 divisions the opposite
i will proDably elect theis candidates.
4 The Republicans also rely on eleetiug Il
!, 10 members from the colonies. They WI
!, thus hold 35i seHta In the new chHmber
Y deputies. In official circles Il EOvernme
. majority ia conceded assured. Although u
majority will not be large, It will be mo
compact and moro homogeneous than tn
In the la-t chamber.
Returns from the oil etions In this ei
= chow That the Conservatives did not elect
single member, white the Republicans :
j. turned une aud the Boulnngetists four. Il
n ballots will be necessary IN 81 divisions.
,T,,IaF ~ hna faO
It reelected, hut rehalots will DO necessa
< 10 the districts In which NJ. Constans
At minister Of the interior and NJ Guyot, mi
N lTter Of public works, were candidate
Is Their election, howevor, is regarded
70 certain. Among tho Republicans defaat
Ill Is Jules Ferry, while ia the districts
Is which NM. MlllDrand, passy, LocktO
FladGst and BGrodet, Republicans, q
AiM. Audr.aux, Laisunt, Vnrgoin, Lat
y Suslni aud Naquet, antl-Republical
Is wore candidates will have to b6 had. ecu
OF Onion was elected.
10 Up. nj Later returns show that the !
OF publlGan- have elected their candidntr-
I'd 2l9 divisions and the opposition In /
W heballOis will be necessary Ia 40 division
or CnusHrEd nouLAEGIsT DEFEAT.
y I4oRpoS. Sept 2S.--The Paris correspor
OF emit Of the Tiwrs says the elections
le France Yesterday resulted in cruehl
" defeat 10 tho BoulAIgGts who return
~ only "a members AID whose entire rep
~ sentR;ion In the new chamber after tho
~ bAiioting will not exceed 36 members. I
~ Conservatives elected ljl r7imbeF5 II
40 will get 80 more. The EopuhicEas
u. turned 2l5 md will secure over 100 mo
no making their total strength in tha ohRrui
" bstWeen 325 and $50, asailst go Or
- representing The whole rosc5iunar,
ae BollalRist coalition. Wha success OF
Republicans and tbs detCnt q; ;h0 Elt
archist and Car arism is happy fact.
result OF the elections pnts an eud TO
ny Boulanglst moaarchi5t conspiracy,
an PARIS, Sept. "a. The RepQb,iYte FL,
10 cdise says: The country mas eieetod a s
40 ~. urnment majority aud has shown that /
W tired of the former divisions, and desi
pa that tho chamber should attend TO tina
'er tlonal interests By exclusion OF profile
mt causing dissOlelons.
by The Journal Dts DtbatS has no gr0at G
nj lliencG III the wisdom OF tho now major
n TIE monarchical and BoulanRist iourn
~ express disappoiutment mt the result of
~ elections and say they hope thut the snct
w bnliota will strengthen the position OF
on opposition.
is TuE ITALIAN PRESS.
ROME. Sept. "a The POpolo Romdno SO
The elections ia France have suvnl reg
licnu institutions, but not The cabinet. IT
show Tint FtGnG5 dGsireB peace. The CT
'Ty tan FracdsSa ans the JieSSagrr0 say I
~ the republic has defeated Boulangism.
Ia THE GERMAN PRESS.
osn BERLIN, S'pt, 2l.-ehe VossiSche Xeitu
ain tho YIgsbldH nnl tho National GHz
par agree tnet tbs elections IA Franco have
ans materially altered mo strength OF
al, parties They say that the future OF Fra
.eu dapsn.ls Oh thn republicans. Inc Matte
di- Gdzptle says That the chief danger TO
} Of republicans hls hOen nyeTted. The