The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-01-28
THE MORNING NEWS,
ESTABLISHED 1850. lNcoRPoRATED lsos.
], II. ESTILL. President.
FRANCESNEW NAPOLEON
2or-1.ANGER SWEEPS THE FIELD
WITH 1850 PLURALITY.


+ion of the Ministry, the Dissolution
of Parliament and General Elec-
.io,, IN March-The Day Passes With
ont Serious Rioting.
P.Prs Jan. 27-Every quarter of Paris
uos a,livened last evening by frequent
"a .raa. brawls between the supporters ard
y ,,,,pents of Gen Boulanger. The most
,,iolsnt encounter took place in Mon tmnrtre,
where a number Of persons were injured.
mo noice interferred, and arrested several
- rba ringleaders. Another serious col
Iision occurred in Faubourg du Temple,
where several persons were injured. At
,ayeral electoral meetings there we're scenes
If great disorder Bands of men and lads
s;,ripg the "Marseillaisen and Boulsugist
sonys paraded the boulevards until late
Lonr In the Place de la Repubhque and
Place de LOpera open air meetings we're
hold Great masses Of people were present,
Int The proceedings were on the whole
foirIy orderly, although few individual
bn,vls occurred, and q uumbsr of persons
we're arrested.
BoULANGIsTs FIRST AT THE POLLS.
To-day opened fine, and at an early hour
the streets began to fill with people, the
general stir and hustle increasing as the
morning wore on. At noon the electors
we're thronging toward the 900 balloting
stations 1t seemed certain that the vote
would he the hea West ever polled in the dis
+rict. The B0ulangists we're everywhere
hrst at the voting places and displayed the
greatest confidence Ia their success The
voters OF the Faubourg, st. German and
Champs Elysees districts were nearly all
Boulangists, but the issue really depended
upon the vote in the wCrkmen's quarters,
especially in BelleEille, Charonne, st. Denis
and Courfevoie districts.
NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE.
One enterpriSing morning paper engaged
go special reporters, each of whom was pro-
vdet with a cab, and 80 bicyclsts to bring
the results in each section with the greatest
possible speed.
The Boulangists predict the immediate
fall Of the Floquet ministry, the dissolution
of parliament, and n general election in
Msrcn. They also forecast a rupture in the
radical party and express thebelef that the
forty radical deputies will join the Bou-
langists and thus give the general follow
ing of sixty members in the present cham
Der
The project of police to-day enlisted the
services Of large number of householders
f. aid the police in maintaining order.
Troops are tonight held in readiness at
var as points, and cavalry has been Or
dered to patrol the streets and disperse all
gatherings Municipal guards line the
bulsvards, aud in every quarter the po-
lice and military are well prepared to sup
press an outbreak.
COMPLETE RETURNS.
Complete returns show the following re-
suit:
Boulanger .244,O70
q
BOule ........-..... ......................1 16 100
0lh5r canQidaJes ;....-...........-.'.-... l0.555
BouaGger plurality ty..................... 81 $50
DoulalS1r majority ..-.-............,-. b4,532
Gen BOulanger, responding to an inter
view this afternoon said he felt sure then
tha, his majority would be 10000. The
Generals electoral organization is perfect.
His followers everywhere have been in
structed to maintain order, otherwise they
would iniure him. The excitement was
great at o'clock when returns showed Gen.
uauger'S majority to be 5000 in the st.
Denis dist let, aid that he had polled three
times more votes than his opponent in the
eighth arroudissement.
THE GOVERNMENT AsToUNDED.
The members Of the government are
astouuded at the result Bets ara freely
offered chat the ministry will resign to-mo
~" Ge1 Boulanger is spending tonight
al The Cafe Dlrand, where he is informed
by friends Of the results in the divisions.
i1e streets are hronged with people ex-
cLellY discussing tho upshot of the election.
Ine neNspa er Offices are displaying the
returns ny means Of Illuminated placards.
Inc pol closed at 6 o'clock tonight. The
eltendauce of voters was unprecedentlv
large Perfect quie5 prevailed at the close,
ana but few p lice were seen on the streets,
HeaiIY all being held in reserve The whole
rec as ready TO act in case Of necessity.
4ne @ 7inet is summoned to meet at the
NieN ryof the interior tomorrow.
.,5t Ve Boulanger is elected by plurality
A POSSIBLE PREMIER
'el Boulanger will resign the Seine seat.
ielalnins hat for the Nord department. II
49, .I,lurea mat NJ Magnin, governor of
cabinet ''A0A W A"i III
tuefe were few scufflesabout midnight.
a., R-,,I ao'hiag serious occurred. On the Petite
% '-. ,e aIte' the election, rentes declined
''N' i0r money aud IS cents for account
GREAT EXCITEMENT.
l.ag uIsag excitement prevailed on the bou-
1."'S 3 might. The police did not inter-
~ i'' len thousand persons were assembled
{' 'Ne CAFE Dura ID, cheering and sing.
icy were especially demonstrative
s.rts. ,'1,,ei zen, Boulanger appeared at
ir.. D. .. " "a p9u. bOulanger was lcav-
~ =" "'s carriage after the announcement
u' result, no passed "A restaurant opno-
F" 'aie l)urand, where the friends Of
s-.s lAi i'nent were assembled. The GEN
TA7 hs'ed loudly aud his friends re-
II.1 by throwing stones
liriiHn'., Jan -, 2 a. M-Gen. Boulanger
tofi 'itIan4s cafe at midnight aud drove
cr'r' s nome. A popular demonstration oo.
,tr. outside the Elysee palace. The
s.r,,,, arc now regaining their ordinary
n. READY TO RESIGN.
rp,t 't. met sa from IL O'Clock last night
oget q. eiock this morning. Premier Flo
c,,',.dl informed President Carnot that the
dsrt wa prepared 10 resign If tue presi-
Sa,,-.J,' J,'hsiderod such a step advisable
c9r,,.'l,Lo't VI The ministers advocated the re-
Tll-l ol The cabinet on a wider basis.
istrv T. 'eposei 10 include in the new min
lco- .li'1on ial men from all the renub-
tts ss,ectlons President Garnet awaits
Of degt,o.o 81 to-day's sitting Of the chamber
la, s-uss ao. before coming TO decision, lie
Fo.,cvsoan von'4ited ,rd with NM Ferry, valdez
i"aId, ltaynal and others.
H. CLAIMING THE CREDIT.
pr3 { Is computed t at 100 Ooo cons.rv,+ivs.
vs'sf many more radicals and Socialists
claim, ,,lr r Gen. Boulanger nj be Lesssns
iaoi'r.' 'ue credit fo- the generals irnnsnso
i9s 70 :, as result Of tellinc bis clisnts
lspger Foye and publicly dining Cen Ron.
f.'' once july. 1887 C.q, p,,,i...--