Omaha daily bee., 1889-10-27
PARTISAN POINTS.
Happenings OF Interest Mt the
French Capital.

LCoppioht 1889 bu Jams Gordon Bennett.1
PARIS, Oct. 90 New York Herald Cable
Special to The BEE. lit has been rather a
fatal week for Paris. Metro was buried to-
day, Record will be buried tomorrow and
Emile Anglers funeral will soon follow.
October is the spring of winter, and the
weather has been so tickle and chanf cable
Siberian blasts succeeding tropical sun and
a cold drizzle effacing its warmth, all within
a few hours-that the greatest variety ap-
pears in the costumes of men and women.
Furs and summer apparel are seen side by
side on Rue de la Pa;x.
The hunting and shooting season Is now in
full swing, and the first meet of the Fran
chard stag hounds in the forest OF Fontaine-
blepu was the most successful and brought
together largo number of distinguished
visitors. Amongst them were Michael Ep-
prussia, master of the hounds; Comte and
Comtesse De Gramant dAstor, Comte and
Comtesse Louis De Montesquieu, Comte An
tome De Gondant Baron De Carman. Mar
quis d'Harcourt, Comtesse De Haussonville,
Comte and Comtesse Louis d'Harcourt,
Comte, Comtesse and Miles. De Motbrison,
Vicomte and Vicomtesse De DampieIre,
Comtesse DE Cosse, Mines. Gillois, Gillon
and Dollfus, Vicomte Desmorters Merinville,
NJ. and Nine. Hosen, Conte and Comtesse
Cospand, M. and Nine. Dummy.
Partisan bohemanism has met with a sad
loss in the destruction of the famous gre
nouillere, at chateau on the Seine near
Bougiral. 1t was here that Gramont Cader-
rouse and Prince Demidoff and scores of
young Americans and Englishmen used to
revel on Sundays with the fascinating mes
danes les degraffes of the period. The ia
nous grenoullerie of the chateau is no more.
The famous floating ballroom, where con-
teurs, each with frisky conteuruse on his
arm chaued avec sa chaconne, used to gam
Dol and play; the grenoullerie where many
solid father of family once aired his wild
oats, has been burnt to the
waters edge. What loss 10 the
young and frolicksome folks, who
on summer Sundays congregate at the chat
teau and Bougiral.
The newly elected SOCIALIST deputy for
Montlucon has been pretty well chaffed by
the press for the promise he made to wear
his blouse in the chamber. He has written
q letter to Jeune Republiaue, in which he
says that his electors do not wish him to dis
guise himself for the opening sitting, but to
go to the house with his blouse outside his
Overcoat. Upon this occasion he will not
wear sapots, but boots, but he does not
promise that they shall have pointed
toes and fiat heels. He will from
time to time leave his blouse at
home, but as for wearing a clawhammer, he
would never think of it. During the election
campaign he appeared once before a meeting
without his blouse but the electors would
not hear him speak. They cried out, mo!
mol this is not right, so Thivrier means to
stick to his resolutions and make his first
appearance in the Palais Bourbon in his
blouse After that he says he will see what
circumstances may dictate, but he does not
think it will come to wearing clawhammers.
The new armor-plated cruiser Jean
Bart was launched on Thursday at
Rochefort. She is 800 feet long and
has a capacity of 4,163 tons, with
S,000-horse power engines. She is expected
to steam nineteen knots per hour. She will
carry four cannons of l6 centimeters, six of
IA centimeters and four quick firing cannons
of AZ mlllimeters, besides six revolving can
mons ana six torpedo tubes The Jean Bart
was commenced in 1889 ana will cost ,0S1, 900
francs. OF this sum 100000 are for the
construction of the hull, 100000 francs for
the machinery and the rest for the arma-
ment
Baron HausSemann Is preparing an edltlon
of memoirs in four volumes. Messonier is
at work on large picture representing the
aphotheosis of France.
Prince Murat and Miss Caldwell will be
married October 20 in the church of ST.
Pierre de Chaillot.
Jules Ferry has written long preface to
a work on Tonquin shortly TO be published
by an anonymous author
Carnot is thinking of shortly visiting
Toulon and the Mediterranean squadron He
might take advantage of the occasion to go
to Algeria.