Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-09-24

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| MORE COMPACT
! and more homogeneous than in the last
! chamber.
| Returns from the election in this city
! show that the Conservatives did not elect
| a single member, while the Republicans
/ returned one and the Bou-
Iangists four. Reballots will be
necessary in thirty-seven divisions
| NJ. Thevenet, minister of justice, has
| been reelected, but reballots will be
necessary in the districts in which NJ
| Constans, minister of the interior, and
Nj. Yves Guyot minister of public works,
were candidates. Their election how
ever, is regarded certain. Among the
Republicans defeated are MIN. MiIudo
Goblet, Jules Ferry, Willard and Jou-
bert, while in the districts in which Mn
Milleroud, Passy, Lackroy, Floquet and
Barodot, Republicans, and MIN. Aud
| rieuX, Laisant, Vegen, Lauer, Desuine
and Naquet. Republicans, were
candidates, reballots will have TO be had.
Count Dillon was reelected.
2 p. m.-Later returns show that the
Republicans have elected their candidates
in PIG divisions and the opposition in 156.
Reballots will be necessary i'll l20.
3p. m.-Returns from $50 electoral
districts show pa Republicans have been
elected, and 159 members of the opposi-
ton. Among the Republicans elected
include Is MOderates and 81 Radicals.
The opposition members elected include
SO Royalists, 81 Bonapartists and %
BOulangists. RebalIots will be necessary
in 157 divisions. 1t is expected l35 of
these will return Republicans. The Re-
pnblicans will probably also win the seats
for the colonies. The new chamber Will
probably consist of 1863 Republicans and
POI members of Incorporation.
AN END TO BOULANGIsM.
LONDON, Sept. 23.-The Paris CORES
pendent of the Times says the election
in France yesterday resulted in a crush
ing defeat to the Boulangists who re-
turned only twenty-one members, and
whose entire representation in the new
chamber, after reballotting will not ex-
coed thirty-six members. The Conserv-
-atfves elected 131 members and will get
three more. The Republicans returned
2lS and Will receive over one hundred
more, making their total strength in the
chamber between 325 and $50, against
220 or $50, representing the whole re-
actoTy BOulangist coalition. The success
of the Republicans and the defeat of
mOnarchism and C8sarism is a happy
fact The result of the election puts an
end to the BOulangist monarchist con-
spiraoy.
The Boulangists claim the general is
elected from Montmartre. They say
the rejection of Boulangist votes at the
polling stations was illegal.
PRESS COMMENTS.
PARIS, Sept. 23.-Temps says the po-
litical shades of the new chamber will be
much the same as those of the old, al
though the men elected VIII add a fresh
element to parliament. the Republi-
cans ,, it says, ought to use their victory
to give consistency to their political
action, which has hitherto been wanting
Liberte says the chambers will not
undergo change of balance of parties
sufficient TO have serious influence upon
the future of the republic.
The result of the elections made a
favorable impression on the bourse and
prices remained firm throughout the day.
Three per cent. rentes closed
so francs higher on the day.
Other advances were: Credit foncier,
81 francs; Suez canal, francs; Egyptian
bonds, l franc, % confines; Italian,
Spanish and Hungarian bonds, e. per
cent. each.