The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-01-29
IN THE THR0ES.
,-rD DESIGNATIONS OF THE MINIS.
TIERS NOT ACCEPTED.

,-.orrenation OF the Government in
4na chamber of Deputies Postponed
.,u To-Morrow Vienna Editors
Toov,ne for a Change in the system
os+be Republics Government.
p.o,s Jan. 2S.-The republican journals
= Ems citv while admitting that the cleo
tior n Gen. B3ulanger is a serious reverse,
do,,ara that it is not sufficient to discourage
th.+ nartv. which must unite more closely
aronst the threatened Cesarism.
Monarchist papers assert that the result
. +bo alection is a condemnation Of a par
I.nantary republic and presages its down.
fall. ,.,o., doo,aro +ha+
Az aIectiou is blow to the government.
Several arrests were made last evening,
bit no serious outbreak occurred.
An election was held yesterday to fill the
,.ooo,cv in the Chamber of Deputies for the
Sonartment of Thecole-d'Or. N. Baray,
tha renublican candidate, received 25, ,545
to3as t,s and NJ, Prost, radical, %, 1888 There
,roro II 7O7 votes cast for Gen. Boulanger.
In consequence of the victory Of Gen.
Houlanqer Yesterday, the ministry ten
dared their designations this morning, but
President Garnet declined TO accept them.
MEETING OF THE CABINET.
The cabinet had meeting this morning
and discussed the measures to be adopted in
tbe event of di order arising. 1t is stated
that a majority Of the minister's are In
favor of dissovipg the Chamber Of Deputies
and holding a general election In April,
Int first modifying the election laws in
order 10 prevent plebiscitary proceedings.
Some members of the Chamber of Depu-
ties advocate strong anti-Boulaagist
measures by the government. They
urpe that Gen Campenon ba asked to
form cabinet. President Cannot held a
conference with many men prominent in
political life 1t is the Presidents intention
to calmly await events and accept all the
responsibility the situation involves He
viii lot abandon the presidency until th3
exairat NJ Of his term of Office. Premier
Foouet has decided to resign or to take any
ct, er action that the Chamber of Deputies
mgv consider in the interest Of the repuo-
lie
MENACES THE REPUBLIC.
In government circles it is considered that
the election Of Gen. Boulanger menaces the
republic, 900l0 conservatives and $50, 000
reDublcans having votei for him. One
minister. in speaking Of the situation,
gu led the words Of NJ. Thiers: I'VE
should take everything seriously, nothing
tragcally."
The various questions which it was pro-
p0SeQ 10 ask Jllo RON6TuulelJ III InB GUAM
ber Of deputies to-day concerning the pOlit-
cal ,Ituation have been postponed until
Thursday. cen. BOulanger did not appear
in the chamber The crowd outside the
chamber increased as the afternoon wore
on and became somewhat excited. A
large number Of policemen are in readiness
t. suppress any disorders that may arise.
NJ. Floquet, prime minister, was present in
the chamber. His appearance was care
II worn.
BOULANGER TO BE PRESENT THURSDAY.
Gen. Boulanger has announced bis i:ten-
ton to attend the session Of the chamber of
deputies Thursday. The chamber to-day
passed credit Of AZ, 600, 600 francs to be ex-
re tet IN IMP owing the military posts.
Premier Floquet proposes to introduce in
parliament Thursday an -plebisci'
measure and bill TO re- establish the Scrutin
q drrondiSSement system. The bureaux
Of lie left desire the introduction Of both
measures tomorrow in order to block NJ.
Jmgoncal's proposed Interpolation.
Ine IcmpS does not attempt to ignore the
lnlQo tanCe Of Gen. RoulaugeE'a triumph,
bu. a. the same time it strenuously rejects
The Idea Of the adoption of except oaal
n measures by the government or Of rebelling
asalns the popular verdict.
BouLANGER WON'T CoNsPIRE.
Gen Bouiaugsr, it says VIII not try to
II c'Splre against the republic simply be-
81 Cause be as 10 need to do so. The electors
n IL believes voted chiefly not against the re-
iubhc but against an Incapable and mpo-
XII 'e''l chami er of deputies. IL says that the
# system OF election known as the Scrutin
III Ddro@dESeRent ought to be Immediately
re-es'abished, the budg t for 1889 ionted,
auu parliament adjourn until October,
Nueh general election will be held. In the
-'aN'ime 1t says, the country should oc-
Il lTr
.l7 success Of the exhibition. The same
Z iatef announces that Premier Floque ;,
ne remains IN power, will introduce a bill
IA u" pIeFe t pleolscitary intrgues
tn groups Of the right and Boulan-
tI'S nave decided to take no initiative, but
M laval tAe acJon Of the majority.
Ma PRICES ON THE BoURsE.
Nj lne bourse to-day opened steady. To-
|au Iue close selling became active. Three
c,n ,eAV' rentes for account dropped 20
Ia -u'.Hes, Italian rentes Is centime{ Suez
IaA1I snares francs and 80 centimes. and
,,1'Ha .anal shares 3 francs and 50 CEN
ps. Under continued pressure for sale,
ANU pare declined 2l francs.
PROSECUTION FOR TREASON.
-oa tHe 0"'"ltn' des Debuts says that at a
-3IS N Rue Lincoln last night several
11 aepulfs urged the formation on the
rr W. Nl1istry Of action which should
irr 10 ',h IN the chamber of deputies
e,,', c.aleiy and demand authority to pros
We boniauger for treason. MANY
ibo,, present opposed the suggestion. and
I'M. "'Vc1II ,'aa1II dispersed at O'clock this mora
'"Do1O coming TO a decision.
PRELUDE TO A MONARCHY.
d'iriWIer rloquet suggested that meeting
rr-,o tefuhlcan sections be held for the
t5.' u settling on a course OF action,
nlurco 'eaIers insisted that he must an
b,.r 70 parliament what he has made up
Of Mn. ol'l nYljle, presiding at meeting
dsy I'u.ulttee Of the royaist right TO-
totIa'.N' ''.N' current events are a prelude
few aL,,oratlqn Of monarchy. Only a
ce.ya} }Srs {,. ago lad tie honor OF being re-
f11ot lae G mte de Paris. found him
he viii 3pe and thoroughly convinced that
WI" save Francen 'D0eN 'No'
MoToUs STUDENTS.
oua.,a. ,aoasand students paraded in the Latin
house. y",u'ght, They broke windows in
rs,,..arg- uped by pa sons known 10 be
faaI 53..l uen. Boulanger. Tne police
TtE dispersed them S0'''o
ton '"'ce, commenting unon tho aIac.
vote Of ~, as the only parallel case, to the
agaIn,t c.ia cIaria for Napoleon as president
now ele,a'y9a y9aIsnac. 1t says that Paris has
backed ICED a mutinous soldier. who il
Tia ~ priests aud foreign capitalists
attemnt .'o"uI dehes Gen. Boulanger TO
c,,Io IoFCe, without ,vb{oL -. - 50