The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-09-23
IHH HLHCEION IN FRANCE.
The Contest Passes OF More
Quietly than was Expected,
RETURNS SHOW A CLOSE VOTE
In Many Of the Departments, where
Another Election will bc Neccs,
sary-Boulangist Strength De,
yeloped Riot at Riguon.

PARIS, Sept. 22,-Notwithstanding th
fact that an electoral contest was pre-
ceedipg the streets OF Paris early to.da
presented a deserted &pect. Rain cleare
the bouleyards and kept people withil
doors. The country visitors to the eS
hibitlon left the city yesterday for thei
respective departments to participate Il
the elections, leaving the different sec
tions Of the exhibition less crowded THAI
usual. The;yoting began at 8 o'clock a
IN. Around the electoral urns, repre-
sentatlves Of the different parties KEEP
Rssiduous watch. The voting proceeded
slowly until afternoon, Groups Of elect
ors leisurely deposited their papers and
retired in silence, There was no excite
lnent or hustle anywhere. Telegraml
from the provinces reported equal tran
guilty,
There was a riot at Rignon to-day. A
crowd forced the doors OF the building
occupied by tho Boulangist committee,
burned tho 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.
1lP. M,-General Boulanger has been
elected In Montmarte. The vote was as
follows; Boulanger, 1915; JpGrin, (La.
bor) 5,5O7; Thiebaud, (Rep.) l,444.
1n the lrst Seine district the vote was !;
Guyot (Repuhlican), 4,403; Turquet
(Boulangist), 8 6SS; Despatys (Conserva-
tive), 2,l0Si Muzel (Repu6liCan) l,460;
Petit I (Labor), $50. In this district an.
other ballot will be necessary, no candl.
date having received the requisite ma
iority,
In the Pantheon district the vote was;
NaquNt (BOulanglst), 4,5s6; Bonneville
(Republicap), 2,77O. Another ballot is
necessary.
In the Faubourge 81. Honore district
the vote stands; P.ssi (Republican), !,
1906; Martin (BoulRngistJ, 3,548; Serve
(Conservative), 3,5l1, Another ballot
will be taken.
Returns from the provinces are com.
ing in slowly. NJ. Thevenet, Minister OF
Justice, Is elected in the second district
Of Lyons;in the other divisions OF Lyons
second ballots will be necessary. In all
the divislons OF Bordeaux second ballots
will have To be taken. tn Tie first dis.
trict Of Hayre, Siegeiried (Republican)
defeated NJ, Richard { (Boulangist).
Later returns are as follows: Belle.
vile, Rocheiort, S,025; Dumay, Labor
2,092; Lacocq, (RadiCaD l,770; Camell.
nate, (Socialist) 1,lS0; susin, (Ind.)
4,050; Pere La Chase, Vergoine, (Boul.
angist) 5,005; Bevillon, (Radical 3,547;
Valiant, rep 5000; Berthant, Labor
l,490. In the above two districts and In
Grandes'C Carriers (Bourse) district, ST.
Gervair, Hotel De Vile, Fotie.MAryourt
end ST. German second ballots will be
necessary.
NJ. Rouvier, Minister Of Finance, has
been elected in Crasse, in the Alpse.Ma-
ritimes division, and NJ. Meline, Presl.
dent OF the Chamber Of Deputies, in
Remiremontin the Nosges division. The
Boulaugists have gained two seats, de.
feating Goblet at Amiens and Count
Creaffulte being elected In Metun.
/ a. M,-There are only ELK definite
results in Paris, one Republican, Bris.
son, who defeated a BoulangiSt and Ave
Boulangists. OF all seats In Pas do
Calais, the Republicans won nine. The
returns up TO this hour show the elec-
ton Of II Republicans and so anti.Re.
publiCans, the latter including Revision.
lists, Boulangists and Conservatives. So
far 67 reballots are necessary.
1t is reported that NJ. LoCkroy and NJ.
Clemenceau are elected. There appears
TO be no chance OF the Conservatives
winning single seat in Paris. Nothing
Is known Of the result in NJ. Ferry's dis.
triCt. In Montmartre district there was
free display OF placards representing
Boulanger ON horseback trampllng upon
Corpses OF workmeI, and inscribed
"Murderer OF Communists." Most OF
the foreign diplomats made II point TO
bein Paris during the elections. Notable
exceptions were the Ambassadors Of
Germany aud Italy. The bouleyards
were thfonged until midnight. There
was much crying gof "Down with Ferry"
LATER.-M. Ferry was defeated in the
Vosges department by PiCott, Re-
yisionist.) Deroulede is elected for An.
golemo, and Spuller for Reaume. Re-
ballots are necessary in Clelnenceau's s
and Constants district.