The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-09-24
THE FRENCH ELECTIONS.
A REPUBLICAN, VICTORY BY A
SMALL MAJORITY.
Number Of second Ballots To he Taken
BouIanger successful In the Department
ofthe seine Gladstone on the strike
The Quebec Disaster.

naiuiur I,. shere has been no choice am
rnhallofing will De- necessary. Among IN
/ prnminrnf Republicans elected are VI. VI
Faillaire-. labOt. Jules Roche. hrana
b ps,plle. De-chanelle Barbc. -aNricn am
Rriuach.
The opposition have elected VI. VI. Dcca-
~agnac. lalon FOuh. lIan-smann. 6odclle
Iandeunais and Count Alhcr "Munn. u
~ of the districts iO be- rpconir>tcd the rc
.ulf of tine second ballot will probably be- ia
sorahlp io the Republicans. and ia the rt'
mainimy 80 the opposition candidates an
likely tn be- successful.
This estimate i~ made 10y the Republican,
themselves. The Republicans also rei'
upon their ability IA secure ten 'olOnii
seats and thus hold 81 seats In the new
Chamber. Everybody In official circles zap
pear to believe that a Republican majority
j. assured. which, though not large. VIII n'
more compact and more homogeneous thai
the Government majority M the last Cham
Deer.
LATEST RETURNS.
PARIS. september %. The latest riurn
show lhe election of two hundred and nine
teen Republicans and one hundred and hiil
~iN Conservatives and Boulaugi~t-. and the
nece,-it, for one hundred and seventy sup
Elementary ballots The election OF ,Oun
Dillon and NJ VI. Nckan and fwppel 81
confirmed.
a2l nrrt BittNN~ SO $50 OPPOSITION.
PARIS. september 23. Returns from Ml
divisions show tine election of 22i Repuhli
cau- aud $50 opposition members. In III
division. supplementary ballots VIII b'
necessary. The new Chamber viii prOba
hl, comprise 'ag Republican, and POI mem
hpr- of the opposition.
JrTF- FERRY DEFEATED.
PARIS. september %. NJ. jules Ferry wa'
defeated hN a close vote. Ills brother Al
bert. WIS elected in am adjacent district
! NJ. Ilolis-llugt. il defeated. VI. BlOwiil
correspondent of the London JuirS. say
the Chamber will annul tine election oi Bon
LANCER hy sweeping majority
ruE BoiLANGI-I~ SUCCESSFUL fN mn
~FINE pErARtMfNr
PARIS. september s} The Boulangi>l
vote I'm Paris was l92.3On. against 2liVi'
last January, The IcUps STATES that Not'
me papers for Boulan-cr and Rochriorl
were burned. The matter Will he referred
/ fn i'm the thambor. Counting ihp papers al-
/ lc-cd to have hccu DESTROYED. tine boulangl>l
UOllod 3uUuOu VOTES ln the seine Department
/ AGAINST 226.ODl for their opponent. but the
/ Remhlican shows am increase Df f.ed. conn
pared with than of january. The re, i~ing
committee SITS ON Thursday io decid,
whether Boulanecr shall bedeclared elected
| fof Nonmario or rcballot ordered.
ROrL,NGfE cot NrEp OFT.
LONDON. september D. The general
/ belief iu Paris il that General }0ulangef
was elected n the Montmarte district YES
frrilay and counted ont. The fact that his
election ht q -0od majority was 40 first con.
cedrd hN tine Governments representatives.,
aud that thcra WIS considerable delay n
I changu. the announcement tO one of defeat
give, color tO charges that are being freely
made tu the effect HAT the ballots were
/ manipulated Dog tine Government agents.
InE GENERAL RESULT
/ of ihc elections shows there Wa- no need
/ for the Government tD resort tO such dc--
I ppratc measures as are alleged. iui
/ B0ulaugcr did mot develop enough strength
/ throughout the country tO seriously cn
] danger the continued existence of
/ fhe present government Those who
+ hrlirsr fraud Wa, committed. how
ever. point oui that the time ii,
VOTES for M0ntnarc We're counted. the
returns had mot been received from the
provinces boo sufficient number, to show
/ how matter, were Going. The Government
| wa. alarmed ai ihc strength shown hi
/ Boulangpr in fhi- particular district
and fearing that 10 indicated the
general feeling of thc country. they deter
mined tD at lcu~i deprive the }Oulangi,i- of
f ihr personal leadership oi their idol. The
result 90 tine election i~ considered a- sails
7 factory i0r fhc Government 20, there Na'
auy reason Do hope for.
NEW BALIVt~
arr required in more than one-ihird of the
I districts. and the Republicans expect tn win
F IS maiorifS oi these. fron present ndica
f fion- ihr government will come oui nnall,
+ with small buf -afe majority.
GLADSTONE oN THE RECENT ,fElkE.
LoNpoN. september - Mr. Glad,fon,
received depuiIiinn of Liberal, iion
+ HYDE af llaNarlcn today. In Response {,
F. fhraddre-- presented by the dcpuiaiiun. Nr
/ Gladstone said that the i~~lic of theslOck la
hurlr' strike was pregnant with hope iOl
f. ihr future of labor in England. The politi
cil outlook he declared. Wa- very hopeful
fOr ihe Liberals.
BRITISH rENEDORE~ ON NNotnEH STRIKE
LONDON. september % The ,te,edorc'
employed on the East India dock have
a4ain zone ont on strike. They claim tha
the companies are NOT engaging the old
hands ~ fhri agreed tO when the strike war
settled.
IAIF~I FROM HE az EBfc pI~A,ifE.
Or fBrc. september -. Dennis Bcmieun
son Of Timothy BeTiyan. who died ON ~afur
dnt. died this morning The body Of Mr-
! Mckinnon WAS found standing erect. AbOu
~iNif men. employed by the citt. are now
working at the debfis with steam engine
and derrick-. The bodies Of Thomas N0lai
and wife were found late Yesterday locke,
iu each others arms.
The engineers express the opinion thai
tine houses i'm 'hampiain on both sides ans
ou the whole length OF the street. number
img about HOO should Dee deserted az once.
WANr, 10 Resign.
BERLIN. september %. Count Won Mum
Ter the German Ambassador To- France. ha'
been with Prince Bismarck since Friday
II H. rumOrrd THAI the tount Wi-he, 10 re-
-ign. owing 90 hi, age and ill health. but }
il more likely that the two are di,cu.-in.
the situation m France. The government
will soon notify England that Germany ~
cards herself a. bound by the stipulation
Of the London sugar convention unless M
English Parliament fails to ratify them. u
which ease Germany reserves the right o
acting in her OWL interests.
CABLE NOIK>.
LONDON. september -. The Pope ha
,.nt conglaiulation, 20 Cardinal Manning
Tor the success ot the Cardinals efforts il
settling the lockers strike.
Ro,IE. september -. Cardinal >chial
limo j. dead.
LONDON. september 43.-Wilkie Collins
the famous novelist. il dead.
EoMF. september s3-l'hc Italian GO,
erumeut ha, ordered from kuppa numbe
of masked towers for the defense of th
Alps.
LONDON. september G.-AdNice, iron
shanghai state that the Emperor Of Chin
and the supreme Council are debating ore
a memorial asking tine expulsion Of Amer
can, from the country.
Bold Pennsylvania Burglar.