New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-07
M HOPE FOR BOULANGER.
,,,,prrRrJCAN SUCCESS IN FRANCE CON
FIRyED BY THE REBALLoTS.
,.,, THE GENERALS FRIENDS DESERT HIM
ruE REPUBLICANS SECURED Two!THlRDs
OF THE CONSTITUENCIES ON THE SEC

THE CONSTITUENCIES on THE SEC
oyp yoTE-A QUIET ELECTION.
Davis Oct. 6.-Reballots were taken to-day in
..o districts in which the recent elections Tor
,nsmbers of the Chamber of Deputies were with
ont definite result. The weather was hne, ana
host Of electors presented themselves al the polls
The voting in Paris proceeded in perfect quletness
ora ther, was no incident worthy of mention
7. e estimated that two-thirds of the l 83 con-
s.tr.ncos which baIoted to-day have gone Re
nuhl;can. The Conservatives calculate upon the
ro,urn of two of their candidates in Paris.
The followers of General Boulanger are desert
inc him. NJ. Laguerre and other former Bou-
Ionrsts have ceased to mention the Generals
name and now style themselves only Revision
;sts All the members of the National Committee
will confer with General Boulanger in London on
Tuesday next, prior to his departure for the Isle
of Jersey.
r. is reported that split has occurred between
Boulanger and Count Dillon because of the for
mer's assertion that the bargain with the Con-
servatives had caused a loss of seats TO the
BOulangists.
The boulevards were animated this evening
Crowds paraded the streets, shouting partisan
cries Mounted guards kept the people moving
The total returns for Paris show the election
of % Republicans and IA Boulangists. Among
the former are NIM LoclSrOy, Millerand, Dreyfus'
Lanessan, PaSpail and Manhattan Among the
Boulangists are DR.. Merry. who defeated NJ Basly'
and NJ. Senne, who defeated eX-Minister Heredla.
The vote in several of the districts was as 1ol-
lows: ,
First Seine Dlstrict-M. Yves Guyot. Minister OF
Public Works, GLIB; NJ. Turquet, B9uanS ST. o,fIt.
Filth seine Dstrct-Naquet, Boul lingist Iece yea
4s3O votes. and BourneVIle. Outgoing hePupucan
Ninth Seine Distrtct-M. Berger. Republican. 6136 +;
NJ Andrieux, Rev sonst, 4,56I. ,,,,oo
Eleventh Seine Dstrict-M. Eloquet. 1@puOhcdu'
1884; NJ NicOt BOulanGsf, 3,20o ,,,.,.+
Eighteenth Sc ne Distrlct-M Laisant' boui@nsiS'
. 500: NJ Lafont. Republican, 3214. =, o,.,
In the First District OF BourdeauX NJ. Chlche,
Boulangist is elected. The Second BOurdeaIuA
District also returned Buulangist, NJ. AmeahIle;
Boulangist, defeated the we'll known DeputSi
Passy In the Fourth District Barodet ana ana
ChaSsaing Republicans, defeated Memorial ana
THESE Bouldngists. In the Ninth Dlstflct Emile
Ferry defeated Berry, Conservative. In Belle
VILE Dumay, Socialist, received 5So4 ana lloche-
fort 4O54 In BourdeauN: Jourde' boGiahHlSS ~
has ousted Faure. In Lille, Nerquln, RePubh-
can has beaten the BOulanglst cahuludue' LSoiIs
has elected three Republicans.
Midnight-A few arrests have been MADE, prln;
eipally of noisy youths. The streets are sun
crowded. Otherwise the city is calm. Inc results
i'm the provinces arrive slowly.
Tht returns up TO this hour show the election OF
lOs Republicans and 45 anti-Repubncans. In Neuil!
NJ Laur. Boulangist, received 10, 724, and NJ An
toine, Republican $3.50. In Toulouse Mlhlstel
Constans received 1894, and NJ Susim 6,9S3. III
Bordeaux ex-Minister Raynal received l,51o; ano
NJ Princetau, Conservative ll,243. bouloSh
returns a Conservative and Republican