Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-09-23
THE FRENCH CRISIS.
The Fate Of the Republic Hangs
ii the Balance.
RESULTS or SUNDAYS ELECTIONS

Returns Coming IN slowly and the YER
dlcs Of the People stlll In Doubt-In-
tense Interest aEanIFeatsd in Paris and
: London-w Welsh Antipathy Toward the
1.-THE Cashersr.
PARIS. Sept. %. The election passed
OF TRANQUILITY in Paris, only few minol
disturbances being reported between
early morning and nightfall. Reports
from the provinces also indicate that no
serious trouble has occurred in the
country districts. There was riot in
"a city Of Avignon, where crowd
broke into the Boulanger committee
rouns, burned the voting papers and set
fire to the building Hence the mob
proceeded to the BouIangist club.
breaking in the doors, wrecking the
furniture and driving out the members
Of the club.
In the Partisan Districts.
In the first division of the department
Of the Seine Guyot Rep.) has 4,40S
votes, TurQuet (Boulangist) 1855, Des-
patys Conservative z, 10S, Muzet (Rep.
1,462 and Petit Qabor) 280. There win
having secured the requisite majority
of votes.
In Montemartre Bouianger received
1915 votes, Joffrin (Iabor-S Socialist
6,5O7, Thibaud Rep. revisionist) 444,
Boulanger being elected.
In st. George Andrieux (Boulangist)
has $3.50 votes. Berger (Rep.) 2,057,
Straus lRep.) 1851. a reballot is ne
cessary.
In the Pantheon district Naquet
(Boulangist) has 4, $50, Bonneville (Rep.)
2,770. No candidate has majority.
In the Faubourg St. Honore district
PossY Rep.1 has 1886, Martin (Bou-
langist) S.540, Serve Conservative
8,611. A reballot is necessary.
Returns from the Provinces.
Returns from the provinces are coming
In slowly. M. Thevenet, minister OF
justice, Is elected in the second diuisiOn
Of Looms. Rehallots will be required in
the other Lyons divisions, add also at
Bordeaux.
In the first division of Havre, Sieg-
fried (Rep.l has defeated Marchaud, the
Boulangist candidate.
The BOulangists gain two seats by the
election Of Count GreffuIte at MeIun and
M. Milleveoye at Amiens, the latter de-
feating Minister Goblet. M. Rouvier,
minister Of finance, is elected for the
Crosse division Of the Alpes Maritimes
and NJ. Meline for the Refinement di-
vision OF the Vosges,
Republican victory.
Up to this hour the results SO far "a
received show the election of ~ Repub-
licans and SO Anti Republicans, includ-
ing Revislonists Boulangists and Con-
servatives. Sixty-seven reballots are
required. Only six candidates In Paris
are known definitely to have been
elected, namely, nj. Busson Rep.) and
Nm. Boulanger, la Quene. Revest, Far
Cey and st. Martin Boulangists.) OF II
seats from the department of Pas De
Calais the Republicans win nine and
there will be reballots in g
Later returns show the election of
So Republicans and IS Anti Republicans
with D3 reball0ts.
Later returns from the M0ntematre
district indicate that reballot will bel
necessary. Il was thought at first that
Gen. Boulanger was elected there.
looks Gloomy FOR the CONSERVATIVES.
II Is reported that M. Lockroy and N.
Clemenceau are elected. There appears
10 be no chance that the Conservatives
have won single seat ID Paris. Noth-
ing ID known as TO M. Ferry's election.
There seems to be good chance for the
success Of a. Floquet
Ten provincial priests have been sus.
pended for preaching against the gov
eminent.
In the Montematre district there are
1913 registered electors OF these
-
votes and there were 2.404 blanks voting
papers. a reballOt IS therefore neces-
sary. It Is admitted that the blanks
really represent Boulangist votes. The
public consider the tactics adopted un.
Fair.