The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-28
B0ULANGER'S TRIUMPH.
HE WINS 4 BRILLIANT VICTORY IN
THE DEPARTMENT OF SEINE.
ELECTED OVER All OPPONENTS
BT AZ OVER WHELHING
MAJORITY
Fxeitement In Europe over the News.

3 Excitement In Europe over the News.
/ PARIS. January 27.-Results OF the
election in the Department Of the Seine
have been received from thirty, districts
giving Boulanger 1913 votes and
Jacques 1888. BOulanger's majoriiies
have been mostly obtained in the central
and the extreme outlying districts.
A ORDERLY ELECTION.
Pans. January 27-The Boulangisi
organization is perfect, and the followers
Of the General were everywhere in
structed TO maintain perfect order, other
wise the cause of their chief would be
seriously injured These instructions
have been carried ont 10 the letter a0d
no disturbances have occurred. The csc
citement at O'Clock this evening, when
the returns showed that Bonlanger's
majority in ST. Denis was 5000 was very
great. I'm the Eighth arrendelement
B0ulanger polled three times as many
votes as his opponent, Jacques, and this
announcement added Go the excitement
The members of the Government are
astOunded AZ the result, and bets are
freely offered that the Ministry Will
resign tomorrow The Boulangists now
confidently expect that the Generel will
receive fully 100000 majority.
BOULAGEK's MAJORITY, 81 oil.
PARIS January 27-General Bou.
LANCER has been elected by Sl,5ll ma
iorily
COMPLETE RETURNs-BOrLANGERs MA
JORIrY OVER ALL
PARIS. January 27-The complete re.
turns from the Department of the Seine
give Boulanger 24407O; Jacques, 1872
$50; Bouile, 1850; other candinates-
lO,3js.
DISSOLUTION OF THE FRENCH MINISTRY
PREDICTED.
PANS. January 27-The Bouangists
confidently predict the fall of the Flo
quet ministry and the dissolution of the
Chamber The city is carefully guarded
by the police and military TO prevent
disturbance
STREET BRAwLs AND FIGHTS IS PARIS.
PARIS, January 2S.-Duriug last light
there was much excitement and consid-
cradle disorder Throughout the city.
Manv brawls and street fights occurred
which. i'm some cases, were very serious
The disorder was particularly great in
the vicinity of MOntmartre and Fauberg
Temple, where quite large number OF
persons were wounded
The morning opened bright and fair,
4 ~. IUrT. a Of
an early hour The electors We're
very active and all INDUCED in predicting
the nearest figure 10 the actual vote
shown by the returns. The Boulangists
were alert and displayed surprising con
fdence throughout The wOrkingmen's
vote. upon which the issue depended.
was mainly cast for BOulanger The
newspapers displayed unprecedented
energy i'm their arrangements for receiy-
ing returns.
LONDON AWAITS THE RESULT WITH IN
TEREsr
LoND0N. January 27-The rooms of
the London clubs and the corridors OF
the principal hotels were crowded at AN
early hour this evening hy persons
awaiting the announcement of the result
of the Paris election. and the excitement
which prevailed everywhere was as great
and. in some cases, greater than that
which has attended many general cleo
ton for members of the British House of
Commons All sorts of rumors were
ahoat, and predictions of dire disaster TO
France, or the immense enhancement OF
her prestige, according TO the political
leanings of the prophets, were freely
made The definite result was received
much earlier than was expected, and,
while it aroused considerable discussion,
L excited no surprise
THE MOST REMARKABLE PHASE
1f the election was the perfect discipline
)f the Boulangists, which affords anOth- !
.r example of Boulangers wonderful
kill as an organizer. Each of the 213
polling places in the department /
VAS guarded by members Of the /
patriotic league, who worked like beay- I
.rs throughout the day, and the
outcome attests the faithfulness Of /
heir work. The Boulangists, con- /
ident of success, had arranged for I
An IMMENSE BANQUET
It the Cafe Durand to celebrate their /
-ictorv, as soon as the results should be
Known. AT 10 O'Clock the approaches to .
he cafe were lined with troops, and the
basement Of the Madelaine was
He'd with soldiers, in readiness to
,ounce upon the crowd in the
vent of row. The banquet +
ook place, however, without the at .
enhance of any unusual disturbance .
" hen the announcement was made that +
3oulanger had probably received a ma /
ority Of 100000, the opponents OF Bou- I
aneism were dumbfOunded. The police, T
military, and other officials, Immediately
made preparations 20 suppress any dis /
urbance that might grow out OF the F.
sbullitiOns of the followers Of the doughty /
General or the discontinue of bis adyer- /
iaries, and for awhile the excitement was /
intense.
THE LATEST DISPATCHES
rom Paris indicate that the government /
must resign Immediately and it is stated F.
hat President Carnot. foreseeing this, /
las decided to request VI. ROuyier 10 at /
empt to form a ministry. lt Is impossl- +
DE 10 oyer-estimate the gravity OF the 7
situation.
4 crisis seems inevitable Boulangers +
success being assured, and in view OF the /
lihiculty which naturally must be en- /
.ountered in bringing together a stable 1
,abinet. task which now seems almost .
impossible. All likelihood OF the ior- /
nation Of a species of provisional gov /
.rnment az a last resort seems very great /
BouLANGER TO RESIGN
PARIS. January 27.-General Boulang
n win resign his seat for the Department
If the Seine. 10 which he was elected to- /
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