Evening journal., 1889-10-07
HIS FRIENDS FAN Him.
Boulanger Said to be Dead
to France.
ELEcTloNFuNDs ron HIS own USE

The Rebailots Cause No Excitement in
France Ex Queen Natalie Said to DO
Losing Ground In Belgrade-Mayor
Isaacs' Peculiar Dilemma.
LONDON, Oct 7.--The second ballots which
took place IN 1856 constituencies in France
Sunday excited the least possible interest In
England, and appeared to be regarded
throughout France and in Paris itself with
nothing approaching the usual election ex-
element The feeling seems TO have become
general that the republic is now firmly es-
tablished for many years and whatever may
be The result Of the bailoting, France will
maintain her existing form Of government
intact,
Boulanaer Out OF the Fight.
Boulanger is no longer a factor in any
French political problem. Those who have
heretofore been his warmest political friends
are today ready TO accept an explanation of
the generals disastrous overthrow at the
polls which is anything but creditable to
their former chief Utterly unable TO CON-
prehend that the French people should havo
deliberately repudiated themselves and their
revolutionary schemes, they now insist thas
their defsat is due entirely to the failure Of
Gen. Boulanger to use the large sums Of
money which had been given him to aid in
carrying the elections for the purposes for
which they were intended.
Has He Feathered His Nest?
II is openly charged that the general
has betu quietly slowing away the millions
Of francs which his wealthy dupes poured
into his Golfers while be let tho elections take
care Of themselves. Boulanger takes pains
10 create the impression that he Is impover-
ished, but his Disguised allies make no secreh
Of their belief that he has carefully nursed
his bank account at the expense of.afis own
and their political prospects,
Republicans Garry los Districts.
The returns from the provincial district
come in slowly The latest figures give a
total OF eighty-four deputies elected by tho
Republicans and thirty-six by all shades OF
their opponents, In Toulouse NJ. Constans,
minister Of the interior, defeats NJ susini.
In Birdeux ex Minister Raynal has defeated
his Conservative opponent.
The latest returns give the results in 1853
districts. OF these the Republicans have
been successful in los, and the Boulansists,
or other opponents Of the Republicans, in
torty-fve
Deserted by Lnguerre.
The followers OF Boulangrr appear to hive
deserted his standard quite generally, and il
is estimated Tint quite two-thirds Of the 1856
seats contested for have gone to the Repub-
! Leans. Even the hitherto stauch Boulangist
I Lnguerre no longer uses the name % his
I former chief In describing his political faith,
? but calls himself Revisionist IA this
Y course he Is followed by many 81 tho gem
\ erals former supporters,
Y In the First Seine district NJ Gnyot. min
Z lister Of public works, is elected, and ia th,
y Eleventh M. Hoquet. the ex-premier M
Iaisant, the Boulangist, Is elected in th'
Eighteenth In Bordeaux two Boui4ngist
have been returned,
4 The Vote In Paris.
The totals for Paris give the Republicans
4 - and the Boulaagists "a deputies elected
\ Among the Republicans returned are NM
4 Lockroy, Milleraud Dreyfus, Raspail. Lanes
q san and Manhattan. Among the boulangist
q elected are DR.. Merry, who defeated NJ
J, Basly, and NJ. Senne, who defeated Heredia
4 In the Eighth Seine district NJ Marin, Con
Z servative Boulangist, defeated tho wei
' known Deputy Passy, and in the Ninth Emil
Z Ferry defeated M Berry Conservative Ii
Il the Belleville district the Socialist Duma,
a defeated NJ. Rochefort. Lyons returns thre