The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-10-07
BOULANGER DONE FOR
Sundays Elections Resulted in
Crushing Defeat.
SOCIALIST BEATS aocHEFoRT.
The General. Fsre>resng the h<snit'
s~e-es~a the Campaign fssHs
E~tfrss In A@a~as Circumstances

p.xss Or. ns-bsIiofs were taken To
a. !, IA. s:ssyscEs IN whseA ts9s recent
elections xsrs without definite result The
.s.,be~ Was ans. and Eoss Of electors
.y-.s~at~sI themselves a. the polls The
fossozerx OF Eoalanss- sre deserving him.
rayrserrs and other former BosaiaEs1sts
have CEASED 70 mention the generals name,
,tv.sng themselves only Kssssaonssts-
n "a sstlrast,d two-thirds Of tbs rs eors-
,ti.rennies witch aallosssi today have gone
Iepabgscsn. The Conservatives calculated
uyoa tue resErn OF tso OF their candidates
ia PARIS
AL the members of the national commit
tee viii eonser With Boalangsr IA LONDON
on Tuesday next. rsiog 10 his departure for
the Isle Of Jersey.
In BesIviIse. Dumay. socialist. received
s,ss8 votes. and Rochs!ort s,aoi- In bor-
deanr. Joaras, Boniangist. has osistei
Faurs In Lille, verquin. Republican, has
beaten tie B0nIangisi candidate. Lyons
elected three Republicans.
The boagsyar8s we're animated this even
ing. Crowds psrsaed the streets. shouting
partisan cries. and mounted guards Kept
the people moving.
Returns thus far show the election o. -
Republicans aud 4 Doglanglsts. Among
the former are Locsray. Ms.israud, Drey-
fas. LanesSau. EospzI aad Manhattan.
Among Boulaneists ere Dr. Merry, who de-
festesi So Basty. and ". Sensa, Kho de-
fsated sx- Minister Hsge,iis.
The bosllsVards were animated this even
ing Crosds rArstlei the streets shouting
partisan cries. The total returns for Paris
show tic election of twenty-five Republic
cars and fourteen Boalan giSts.
HidnIga "A .ss arrests have been m sCie.
principally Of po,zy yogths. The streets
ara still crowded Otherwise the city j.
calm.
II - regsortea that a split has occurred
between Bouianger ard Count Dillon, BE-
cause OF the former- assertion that bar
gain will. the Conservatives bad caused the
loss Of seats 10 the Bouiangists. The Bog-
iangis;s have obtained nearly half OF the
representation OF Paris. AMI many OF the
anti Republicans elected are pied sed 10 a
revision policy.
Returns from 10 districts in which re-
SAl.ots are taken show the election Of II
Republicans and ~ anti Republicans.
LONDON. Oct 6-Tbe second ballots,
which took place in l>S constituencies in
France TODAY, excite the least possible in
tsress in fagiand. and appear Ia - re-
gartIed throughout France and IN Paris
Itself with nothing approaching the usual
election excitement The feeling seems -
have become general that the republic is
nov firmly established for many years,
and whatever mag be the result OF toaays
ballots France will maintain her existing
form OF government intact.
Boulanger il no longer factor in any
French political problem. Those who have
heretofore been bis firmest political friends
are TO dav ready 20 accept the verdict of
the generals disastrous overthrow at the
polls, which Is anything but creditable to
their former chief.
Utterly unable TO comprehend that the
French people should have deliberately re-
pudiated themselves and their revolution
ary schemes. they now insist that their de-
feat IT. due entirely TO the failure of General
Boulanger 10 use the large Sims OF money
which have been gwen him 10 aid in carry
ing the elections for the purposes for which
they were intended IL is plainly charged
that the brave general has been quietly
storing away millions OF francs which his
wealthy dupes poured into has Golfers,
whie he let the elections take care OF them
selves.
Boulaneer takes pains 80 create the i'm
preston that be Is Impoverished. but his
digusted allies make no secret OF their be-
lief that he has carefully nursed his bank
account at the expense OF his own aud their
political prospects