Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-09-23
Question Of Revision or No Re-
vision Arbitrated at the Urn.
The Republicans Have a Majority Over
the BOulangiStS-Many Second
Ballots Necessary.
BOuIanger Returned from Nontmartre-NO
Disturbances to Amount to Anything.
Vote by Districts.
FRANCES ELECTORAL Contest.

this morning presented a deserted
aspect. Rain cleared all the bouIe-
wards and kept the people within doors.
Country visitors to the exhibition left the
city yesterday for their respective depart
ments to participate in the elections,
leaving the different sections of the eX-
hibition less crowded than usual Crowds
of electors have thronged the streets for
the last two DAYS obtaining their voting
papers 1t is therefore considered i'm
probable that the prediction of q large
falling of in the vote will be fulfilled.
Voting began at 8 a. M. Around the
electoral urns stood the representatives
of the different parties and kept a close
watch. Groups of electors came and
RETIRED IN SILENCE.
There was no excitement or hustle any
where kilograms from the provinces re-
ported equal tranquility After O'Clock
the polling places were Jhronged. Still
perfect order prevailed. The crowds
were good humored, and there was no
apparent tendency to disturbance. The
authorities had taken elaborate preoau-
tons against riot, but there was no dis
play of force in the streets. Soldiers
were kept IN readiness and the police
were massed under cover at various points
with instructions to remain mac
tive unless compelled to interfsEe.
No row is now apprehended unless the
MOntmaTtTe returning officers decline TO
count the Boulanger voting papers. The
EIysee circle is more confident of
REPUBLICAN MAJORITY.
A Boulaugist majority is considered i'm
probable.
Reports from MontmartTe say that
even the defeat OF BOulanger is pos
sible, although his suppo rters are using
every means TO secure his return. The
clergy of MOntmartre ordered prayers
in his favor. The BOulanger committee
are in continuous secret session during
the contest.
There was a riot at AriguOn to-day A
crowd forced the doors of the building
occupied by the BouIangist committee,
burned the voting papers and set fire to
the building. Thence the crowd went to
the Boulangist club, broke in the doors,
wrecked the furniture and drove out the
members.
TIE RETURNS.
II p. NJ Gen. Boulanger has been
elected IN Moutmartre The vote was as
follows: BouIanger, 1916; Jeffrin La
Dor, 5507; Thiebaud, Republican reyi-
visiouist, Al.
In the First Seine district the vote was;
Guyot, Republican, 1888; Turquet,
BOuIangist, $685.; Despatys, COnserva-
tive 2I03: Museet Republi-
can, 1862; Petit, Labor, 298.
in this district another ballot will be
necessary, no candidate having received
the required majority.
In the st. George district AndrieuK,
Boulangist, received $3.50; Berger, Re-
publican, 2957; Straus, Republican,
286I Another ballot will have to be
taken.
In the Pantheon district the vote was
Naquet, BouIangist, 1856; Bonneville,
Republican, 2770. Another ballot is
necessary.
In the Fauburg where the St. Honore
district was: Passy, Republican, $685..
Martin, BOulangist 1916; Serve ,COuserv--
ative. 35II; another ballot viii be neces-
sary.
Returns from the provinces are coming
IN. NJ Theouet, minister Of justice, is
elected in the Second district of Lyons.
In the other divisions second ballots will
be necessary. In all the divisions of
Bordeaux second ballots viii have to be
taken In the First district of Havre
Sigfried, Republican, defeated Mar
chand
The workmen in the Montmartre dis
trict presented their ballots and departed
Immediately without trying to change
the views Of their fellow wO Tkmen. The
demeauor of the electors was quiet, and
there was no crowding at the polls. Al
ter the closing OF. the uTus there was
some excitement in various parts of the
city, and especially in the BOurse quar-
ter. Here different parties paraded the
streets, the BOulangists '-se
SINGING POPULAR REFRAINS.
- There was great Uproar at the Offices
of the Presse, where an an announce
meut of BOulanger' s victory IN Mont
martre was displayed or transparency
The news was received with mingled
cheers and boots by the rival contingents,
and as row seemed imminent, the pO
lice and mounted guards charged on and
dispersed the crowd. Several persons
were arrested.
OTHER RETURNS.
BelIeville- ROchefort, 1925; Dumay
Labor, 2090; LaCroix, Radical, 1770;
CameIinat. Socialist, 1863; Sugi, Inde-
pendent, 405.
P. PereIla Chaise-Vergen, Boulan-
gist. 5OOG; ReyIlfon, Radical, 3547; Val
liant, Republican, 3O02 BeTthant, La
Dor, 1896.
Grandes Carriers -Laissant, Boulan-
gist, 1916; LatOnte, Radical, 1865; ,~Nio,
Labor, 555; Pin, Independent, 1866.
Bourraise-Mesurra, Radical, 1910;
CASTER, Boulangist, 1925; Miehau, Re
publican, 1878; Gamard, Conservative,
IVA.
st. Gervais-Barodet, Radical, 4752;
Memorial, BoulangIst, 4202; Piperot,
Socialist, 5S5.
Hotel Deville-C hassaing, Socialist,
2e05; THESE, Boulangist, 1910; Ruet,
Republican, 1885.
FoIie Mericourt-F louquet, 1905; Ma
col, Boulangist, 1856; Allemane, Labor,
1879
st. Germain-Mermex. Boulangist,
6O46; Cochin, Conservative, 4743; Ere
bault, Republican, 1892.
In ali these districts second ballots will
/ be necessary.
| Il. Rouyier, minister OF ananoe. has