Morning journal and courier., 1889-09-23
News by telegraph FROM ALL QUARTERS. THE FRENCH ELECTIONS. Much Re- BaIIoting is Found
 Necessary. GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS. A Mysterious Murder At Providence. HEAVY STORMS IN MEXICO. Ravages of Cholera in Mes-
 OpOtamia.
THE FRENCH ELECTION.

Returns Coming In Slowly and
 Many Re-Ballots are Necessary.
 PARIS, Sept. 22-Notwithstanding the fact that an electora! contest was proceeding, the streets of Paris early today presented deserted aspect. Rain cleared the boulevards and people kept within doors. Crowds of electors have thronged the Mairies for the past two days, obtaining their voting papers. It is therefore considered. improbable that the prediction of large falling off in the vote will be fulfilled.
 The voting proceeded slowly until after noon. There was no excitement or hustle anywhere. Telegrams from the provinces re- ported equal tranquility. After o'clock the polling places were thronged, still perfect order prevailed. The crowds were good humored and there was no apparent tendency to disturbance.
 PARIS, Sept. 22, 1 p. m..-General Boulan- ger has been elected in Montmortre. The vote was as follows: Boulanger 7,S16, Joffrin labor) 5,5O7, Thiebaudin (rep) 444.
 In the First Seine district the vote was: auyot (rep.) 4,4sa. rurquet (Boulssngisp B., 688, Despatys (conservativD 2,103, Muzet (rep.) 1 ,462, Petit Qabor) 2S6 In this district another ballot will be necessary, mo candidate having received the required majority.
 In the St. George district Andrieux (Bou- langist) received 5,0S0, Berger (rep.) 2,957, Strauss (rep.) 2,s61. Another ballot will have to be taken.
 In the Pantheon district the vote was: Nauquet (Boulangist) 4,586, Bonneville (rep) the divisions of Bordeaux second ballots will have to be taken. Other returns are as fol- lows. Belleville Rochefor.e 3,025, Dumay Qabor) 2,90, LaCroix (radicaD TITO, Came linat (socialist) 1,169, Suini Gndependent) 405. Pere .la- Chaise Vergoinge (Boulang ) 5,006, Revillon (radicaD 3,547, Valiant (rep) ) 3.002, Berthante Qabor) 1, ,496.
 Grandes-C -Carriere Laisant (Boulangist) B. 516, Lafont (radicsD 2,565, Mic Qsbor) 555.
 Bearse district-Mesureua (radicaD 4.270, Gassier (BoulangisD 3,925, Michau (rep) 1,- 973, Gamard (conservative) 1,714. St. Gervais-Barodet (radicaD 4,752, Me- norval (Boulangist) 4,O02, Piperot (socialistJ 5s5. Hotel de ville-C Chassinaig (socialist) z, ,O05, Thiesse (Boulangist) 1,940, Ruel (rep.) 1,639. The Boulangists have two seats, Millevoye defeating Goblet st Amiens and Count Gre- fulte being elected in Melun.
 PARIS, Sept. 23, 1 a. m.-There are only six definite results in Paris-one republican, Brisson, who defeated Thibaudin, Boulang- 1 ist and five Boulangists, namely Boulanger, Laguerre, Revest, Farey and St. Martin be. ! ing elected. Of all seats in Fash. de. Calais ! the republicans won nine. In the other two districts in Boulogne where a conservative ! and legitimist head the polls, second bal ! lots being necessary. The returns up to this hour show the cleo tion of 77 republicans and 36 anti-republi ! cans, the latter including revisionists, Bou' | 1angists and conservatives. So far 67 re. l ballots are necessary.
 According to the latest figures second 1 ballot will be necessary in Montmartre. Thi result is probably accounted for by the mum | Der of blanks.