The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-29

from yesterday election was discussed
Ii is reported that majority of the Cab
met favor the dissolution of the Cham
Der and holding. general election in
April, after changing somewhat the cleo
toral laws. \ number of deputies de-
mand that General Campenon be asked
TO form a Cabinet, and they urge strong
anti Boulangist measures. Many pOliti-
cal leaders called upon President Carnot
to-day, but the latter intends 10 await
events calmly. He will not resign his
Office
PREMIER FLOQUEr
Is ready to resign or TO do anything that
the Chamber may consider advisable
/ The Bourse is not greatly affected by the
sensation of the hour Three per cent
rentes declined only 20 centimes to-day.
/ Republican journals declare that Gen
eral Boulangers election is not sufficient
to discourage the party which must act
more strongly against the increasing
/ power of C9sarism. The Monarchist
/ papers declare the election or cOndemna-
tion Of parliamentary republic, and
that IL presages It's downfall
The BOulangist organs say the Gov
ernment has received its death blow
Le Figure says that VI. Jouyenal lRadi-
call will question the Government to-day
in the Chamber as 10 what measures il
intends taking 10 check the spread of
Boulngism. 1t is expected that VI.
Floquet will reply at length.
An election was held yesterday TO fll
the vacancy in the thamber of Deputies
for the department of the Cote dor. VI
Balay Republican, was elected Eleven
thousand votes were cast for General
BOulanger
ENTHUSIASM OVER BOULANGER.
PARIS, January 2s.-The questions
which some of the Radical members pro-
posed TO ask the government in the
Chamber of Deputies to-day regarding
Yesterdays election and its result. have
been postponed until Thursday next.
General Boulanger did not appear to-
day in the Chamber, and thousands of
his admirers were disappointed. Large
and excited crowds gathered outside the
Chamber of Deputies, and il was with
difficulty that this enthusiasm could be-
restrained by the police, who were pres
ent in great force. When Premier Flo
Quet appeared it was noticed that he
looked care-worn and nervous
BOULANGERs TRIUMPH QUIETs Tur
PARIS BOURsE.
LONDON, January 2S.-The complete.
ness Of General Boulanger's triumph mas
had a curiously Quieiing effect upon
the Paris Bourse The market has
been steady to-day, and dnancers
generally believe that il will shortly
be stronger than for some time
past The bulk Of the public and
press opinion and comment on the
election fayOrs the belief that BOulanger
is perfectly satisfied of the extent of his
political strength, and is content lot the
present with yesterdays disclosures of
it, He viii remain quiet and calmly
await the drift Of events The followers
Of Boulanger, as well az the General
himself, are convinced that so long As
they remain quiescent any action the
Government may take against them will
only add 10 their popular strength, and
they are also confident that the Minis
try's chagrin will lead Floquet and his
colleagues to the commission of acts
which will rebound to the advantage OF
the new deputy for the Seine.
THE MENACE TO THE REPUBLIC.
PARIS, January 2s-The fact that
10000 Conservatives and 100000 Repub-
licans voted for Boulanger is considered
in government circles 10 menace the Re
public.
REsIGNATION OF THE FRENCH MINISTRY
TENDERED.
lARIs, January 2s.-Premier FloQuet
this morning rendered the designations
of the entire Cabinet 10 President Carnot
The latter declined TO receive them.
Il REPRESENT ORDER" " (BOULANGER)-
THE EMPIRE Is PEACE UoUIs Ma
POLEON)
LONDON, January 2s-The Te',graphs
Paris correspondent informs his paper
that in an interview to-day General Bou.
LANCER said Instead Of the Govern
ments treating the election as an Ordi-
nary accident affecting tho life Of
Parliament, they have made out that
the future Of the Republic depends upon
il. II they do not now know what 70 do,
| will not help them. do not wish to
give color to their accusation that am
a disturber. Ibid not go to the Chamber
to-day because | did not desire any de
mOnstration The Government repre-
sents disOrder-I impersonate order"
OPENING OF THE ITALIAN PARLIAMENT.
ROME, January 2S.-The Italian Par
lament was opened to-day by King
Humbert In his speech the king said
& hot Ia kff. rtrlf
be introduced in Parliament were Of
very specific character. Nevertheless
peace must be safeguarded by necessary
forces.
Italy" said the king, continued 20
work for the peace which all desire, and
which, declare, shall be kept by u.s."
A LONDON PHYSICIAN AND AN AMERICAN
BLONDE.
NICE, January 28.-On Friday last a
London physician eloped from Nice with
pretty American blonde aged t., the
daughter Of a New York State official The
girl was staying at clearinghouse here,
and with her mother last week stopped
at the same hotel with the doctor at
MentOne. The couple took a train al
Nintimiglia, and were arrested in Paris
on Saturday The affair has created d
great sensation throughout the Rivera
UPRoAR II THE HUNGARIAN PARLIA-
MENT.
PERTH, January 2s.-There was a
scene Of great uproar in the Hungarian
Parliament to-day upon the discovery
that detectives had taken places in the
strangers gallery. The opposition mem
bers sprang 10 their feet, and pacing the
hoor of the House shook their lists alter
nately at the president and the
detectives and cried. Turn them out. -
The uproar increased, and the excited
members meanwhile conducted them
selves like maniacs. Finally the detec-
tiyes rushed from the gallery into the
street, but they came very near being
| lynched before they could make good
their escape.
Beaten by white Caps.
indianapolis. January 2S.-Late last