Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-10-07
RERALLOTIN0 IN FRANCE.
The Returns Show Decided Rspublicau
Victory.

heoalioS were taken yesterday in the dis
trists In France in which Tie recent elections
TOR members Of the chamber Of deputies we're
without definite result The weather vas Ans
and host Of electors presented themselves 81
the polls. The voting in Paris proceeded in
perfect quistnsss, there being no incident
verify OF mention. The followers Of Gen.
boulanser are deserving Il. Laguerrs and
other former Boulangists have ceased 10 men,
aon the generals name, styling themselves
only revolutionists II il estimated that two
thirds OF the 1S8 CONSTITUENCIES which bsllotsd
have gone republican. The conservatives cal
culass upon the return OF tive Of their candi-
dates in Paris. All the members of the national
committee wall confer with Gen. Boulangsr in
LoaSon tomorrow, prisr - his departure for
the Isle Of Jersey.
III. vote i. the frs. Seine district was. n.
Turquet (Boulangist). s,i47. Ninth Seine dis
triet-A. Berger (republiean), e,19s; II. An
drisux lrsvlsionist). 1857. Eleventh seine dis
trict-A. Flequst (republican), S,2s4, n. Nicot,
Beulangist. los. Eightesnth Seine district
publiean), s,2l4. In the Arst district Of Bor-
deau1 N. Chiche, Boulargist. 10 elected.
The second Bordeaux district also
returns Boulangist, NJ. AimslaAlls.
In the fith Seine district Magnet, Boulansist,
received y, $50 votes, and Bonneville, outgoing
republican, 4,7A5. In the eighth district
Marin. conservative and Boulans ist, defeated
the well-known Deputy Passy. In the fourth
district Barodet and Chessaing. republicans,
defeated Memorial and THESE. Boulangists.
In the ninth district Emile Ferry defeated Ber-
~, conservasivs. In Bslleville Dumay. social
nt, received 1854 and Rochefort 4054. In
Bordeaux Jourde Boulangist. has ousted Faure.
In Lille Verquin, republican, has beaten the
boulanSist candidate. Lyons has elected three
republicans.
The boulevards were animated and 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 N. N. LockrOy. Miiierand Drey-
fus, Lanessan, Raspail and Manhattan. Among
the bouIangsts are DR.. Merry, who defeated n.
Heredia.
In Nauilly NJ Laur, Boulsnsist, received TO-
IA and N. Antoine, republican, $3.50. In Tou-
louise Minister COnstans received S.3e4 AID NJ
Susini 1888. In Bordeaux sx-Ninistsr Raynal
received 1850 and NJ. Princetau, conservative,
ll,z4S Boulogns returns . conservative and .
republican.
TWO AMERICAN CANDIDATES IN FRANCE.
In the present electoral struggle in France,
the hnai incident Of which took place yester-
day, when $50 deputies to the chamber were
SAooSA ou scCOuO DAllOt, tQo OnltoQ bt4toe
was represented. at least indirectly, by two Of
Its former inhabitants. General MacAdaras, .
strong republican and great admirsr of Secre-
tary Blaine at the time he lived in this country,
has been elected, on the first ballot deputy to
the French chamber by the district Of Sisteron,
In the department Of the Bases Alps in the
southeast OF France. The general, who mar
ried wealthy Franco-American lady of st.
Louis, was entitled to full French naturaliza-
ton through the services rendered by him dur
ing the war in 1870 MacAdaras and his young
friend, J. p. mcdonnell, now Of the Patter-
son Labor Standard and eX-abor commits
sioner for the state of New Jersey, were the
instruments through which many Irishmen
took service in the French army. They were
shipped to MacAdaras from London in the dis
guise of ambulance men by Mcdonnell who
finally was thrown successfully into the prisons
OF Clerksnwell aud Newgate upon 3 complaint
OF the Prussisn minister to the foreign office
that the provisions Of the enlistment act were
violated.
The other half-Amsrican involved in the pres
ent electoral fight III France is Ellie May, who was
since 1871 and up to 1884 resident Of New
York, and who STILL with his brother Gustavs
member OF the firm Of May Brothers. Ellie
May is candidate in the Paris twelfth electoral
district for the quarter or ward Of Plepus.
where Minister Reed went recently to place .
flower memento over Lsfaystts's grave, and for
thai OF Bsrcy, the great wine depot Of France,
which drives . big trade with the United
States. The former merchant Of Now York
and sx-Quartsrmaster general OF the COM
mune, who had sought for an asylum in this
hospitable country, has enlisted in the ranks Of
the Boulangists. He did not obtain the legal
majority Of votes on the first turn.