Morning journal and courier., 1889-10-07
FOREIGN NEWS.

| The French Elections Re.BallOt ting
| In the Districts Where Definite Re-
| suits Were Not Obtained General
Boulanger's Followers Deserving
Him - Two.Th1rds OF tho Constisu-
encies Go Republican.
PARIS, Oct. 6.-Re- ballots were taken to-
day in the districts in which the recent cleo
tions for members of the chamber of depu-
ties were without definite result. The
weather was fine and host of electors pre-
sented themselves at the polls. The voting
In Paris proceeded in perfect quietness, there
being no incident worthy of mention. The
followers of Boulanger are deserting. MIA
guerre and other former Boulangists have
ceased to mention the generals name, styling
themselves only ''revisionists."
1t is estimated that two-thirds Of the 1873
constituencies which balloted to-day have
gone republican. The conservatives calcu-
late upon the return of two of their candi-
dates In Paris. ALI the members of the ma
tional committee cener with General Bou
LANCER in London on Tuesday next prior to
his departure for the Isle of Jersey.
The vote in the first Seine district was: n.
Yves-Guyot, minister of public works, g.
113; II. Turquet (Boulangist), 5,417. Ninth
Seine district: M. Berger (repubEcan), g., 1875;
NJ. Andrieux (revisionist), 1857. Eleventh
Ssss1t M 9aaet ss 5ss NJ
Saint (Boulaneist}, $500; M. Lafont (repub.
lican), 1914. In the first distrios Of Ber-
deaux NJ. Chiohe (Boulsngist) is elected. The
second Bordeaux district also returns Bou-
langist, NJ. Aimelfeille.
The bculevards were animated this even-
ing. Crowds paraded shouting partisan
cries. Mounted guards kept the people
moving.
The total returns for Paris show the cleo
ton of 90 Republicans and IA Boulangists.
Among the former are NM. Lockroy, Drey-
foos, Raspaile and Narmattin. Among the
Boulangists are DR.. Merry, who defeated N.
Basly, and II. Senne, who defeated ex-Minis-
ter Heredia.
In the fifth Seine district Nauquet, Bou-
langist, received 4, $50 votes, and Bonneville,
outgoing. Republican, 4,745. In the eighth
district Marin, conservative and Boulangist,
defeated the we'll known deputy Passy.
Insthe fourth district Barodett and Chasing,
Republicans defeated Memorial and THESE,
Boulangists. In the ninth district Emil
| Ferry defeated Berry conservative. In
Belleville, Dumoy socialist, received 1854
and Rocheforte 4,054. In Bordeaux, Jourde,
Boulangists, has ousted Faure. In Lille,
Verquin, Republican, has beaten the Boulan-
| gist candidate. Lyons has elected three Re-
| publicans.
A few arrests have been made, principally
| Of noisy youths. The streets are still crowded
| at midnight. Otherwise the city is calm.
The results in the provinces arrive slowly.
The returns up to this hour show the election
| of "a Republicans and "a anti. Republicans. In
| Neuilly M. Laur, Boulangist, received 10, 724
and N. Antoine, Republican,, $685., In
Toulouse Minister Constans received 1894
and NJ. Suisini 6,SS3. In Bordeaux ex-Min-
lister Raynal received II, $40 and M. Prince
teau, conservative, II ,24S. Boulogne returns
a conservative and Republican.
Ravages OF the Storm.
ROME, Oct. 6.-The province of Cagliara
has been ravaged by terrific storm in
which $40 houses were destroyed. Six
| teen persons were killed and hundreds were
| injured. The town of Csgliara suffered &C.
verely.
Returns In Montana.
HELENA, Mont, Oct. 6.-The latest re-
turns give Democratic majority of seven on
| iaint ballot in the legislature with one in