The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-01-29

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at pm. The attendance of voters
was unprecedentedly large. The i'm
preston prevails that the few police
seen on the streets are nearly all being
held in reserve. The Cabinet is sum-
moned to meet at the ministry of the
interior tomorrow at 1.20 pm. The
result in 700 divisions is Boulanger 120,-
600, Jaques 1900 The excitement is
intensitying.
GREAT DISORDER.
Every quarter of Paris was eriivened
last evening by frequent street brawls
by Supporters and opponents of Bou-
LANCER. A most violent encounter took
place in Montmarte, where a number of
persons were wounded. The police
interfered and arrested several of the
ring leaders. Another serious collision
in the Fsuberg Temple occurred.
In the meeting were scenes of great
disorder. Bands of men and lads sing
ing the Marseillaise and Boulangists
paraded the boulevards until a late
hour. In the Place de la Republique
and Place de la Opera open demonstra-
tions were held. Great masses of peo-
pie were present, but the proceedings
were, on the whole, fairly orderly.
The day opened fine. Shortly after
the streets began to fill with people. AT
noon the elections began, and men were
swarming at 228 voting places. The
electors were everywhere first at the
voting places and displayed the
GRATEsT ENTHUSIASM.
Alarge number of householders were
summoned to aid the police to maintain
order. The police were held in reaoi-
ness at various points, and cavalry
then dispersed all gatherings. NUM-
cipal guards lined the bOuleVards, and in
every quarter the police and military
were prepared to suppress an outbreak.
BoULANGER ELECTED.
Complete returns show the following
results: Boulanger, 244,o7O; Jacques.
1872 $40; Boule, 16 ,760; other candidates,
10,03S. Boulanger's plurality, 81 $50:
Boulanger's majority, 81 ,432.
Members of the government are as
founded at the result. Bets are freely
offered that the
MINISTRY WILL RESIGN
tomorrow.
The Boulangists predict the immedi-
ate fall of Floquet's ministry, the disco
luton of Parliament, and general cleo
tons. Many express the belief that
forty radical deputies will join the Bou-
langist ranks, and thus give following
of sixty members in the chamber.
HEwoN'T TAKE IT.
Boulanger will resign the Seine seat,
retaining that for the Nord Depart
ment.
It is rumored that Margin, governor
of the Bank of France, will be asked to
form d lew cabinet.
THE MINISTRY TO RESIGN.
The Cabinet sat from II p. m. to a.
m. Premier Floquet informed the
President that the Carnot Cabinet was
prepared to resign if the President con-
sidered such step advisable. Several
ministers advocated the reconstruction
of the Cabinet on wider basis. They
proposed to have in the new ministry
influential men from all Republican
sections. President Carnot will await
the result of to-day's sitting of the
Chamber before coming to conclusion
BoULAEGER's ORGANIZATION
to-day was marvelously perfect;
Jasques' was greatly inferior. Louise
Michel worked hard in behalf of the
general, and was largely instrumental
in securing his victory. De Lesseps
claims the credit for the generals i'm
mense majority as the result of telling
bis clients how to vote when publicly
dining Boulanger.
AFTER THE ELECTION.
On the Petite Bourse, after the cleo
ton, rentes declined cents for money
and % cents for account. Great ex-
element prevails on the boulevards.
During the night the police did not
bled outside the Cafe Durand, cheering
and singing.
When Boulanger was leaving in his
carriage, after the announcement, he
passed restaurant next to Durand's,
where the friends of Jacques were gath
cred, who Kissed loudly, and Boulsn-
gers friends replied by throwing stones.
THE MINISTRY RESIGN.
PARIS, January 2S.-In consequence of
the victory of Boulanger the ministry
rendered their designations this morn
ing, but the President declined to
accept them.
Republican journals, while admitting
that the election of Boulanger is a Sc
rious reverse, declare it is not sufficient
to discourage the party, which must
unite closely against threatened Caesar
ism.
THE MoNARCHIST PRESS
Monarchist papers assert that the re-
salt of the election is a condemnation
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