New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-28
BoULANGER'S TRIUMPH.
tcon,iuuca from FRS, Paae0

The boulevards until late hour. In the fisco uo
Ia Rennhlioue and the Place dc Popera open-a'r
meetings were hold Great masses OF peopio VIZ
nresent hit the proceedings were, on 'no WIZ" 'N'
fairly ondcrly although there were 10" i"o''
brawls and number Of persons were arles'eu.
Tho dav opened fine and at carly hour inc see..
began to fill with people, the general sur anu 49,,
increasing as the morning wore on. a. noon -. ~
electors were thronging toward the 900 palouns s~
,,es 7, sesms certain that the vote viii be the
haa,,est ever nolled I'm the district The Bouianelss
are everywhere first at the voting places anu spl1S
the greatest confidence their success Inc eo'er9
az the Faubourg st. German and ChaihPs NiS'o
districts arc nearly all Boulangis1' pu' 'o 'o
really dcpends upon the vote In the worAnou qu',
ters especially in the Bellevile, Charonne OF Den''
and Courbevoie districts -. oxo
sreclal reporters. each of whom is provided WIN
b and thirty bcyclIsts to bring the results IN eacn
section with tho greatest possible speed.
The RouIanpists now calculate upon majority "a
40 600 for their candidate, and are ais
cussna the probable sequences OF their Vc'ory
Among other things they predict the immeulae 10.
of the Fioquet Ministry, the dissolution OF far~uo"
and general election In March Ihoy ~l'o .'i So,,ot
r,ntIlre IN the Radical party and express tno Von9
that forty Radical Deputies will join the bcuiAhss'
,anks and Thus give the General following OIL STAY
members in the present Chamber ,...a ,ho
The Project of Police to-day ehiS'co 'ao
services of a large number OF househoiuelS "
aid the police in maintaining oruer' fooPS
ara held in readiness at various points, o"
cavalry have been ordered pahoi 'i'
800 and d,snese all gatherings. Municipal guards
line the bouevards and In every quar'er 'no Pono
and military are well prepared to suppress an out
break - 40.
General BouIanger responding to an interview TINS
as,ernoon. said he felt that his majority
would be 10000. The Generals electoral orssni-
.tor &, nertect His followers everywhere have been
Instructed to maintain order otherwise they "ouiu
,ni,,re him. The excitement grew az o'clocA' VINO"
the returns showed General Boulsngers majority I"
be 5000 in the St. Denis District, and that ne had
poIled three times more votes than MS opPo"on' :"
the Eighth ACCOMPLISHMENT.
The members Of the Government are astounuoa AZ
the result Bets are freely offered that the Ministry
viii resign tomorrow.
II * midnight General Boulanger Is spending the
evening at the Cafa Durand, where no Is informed ~
friends of the results in the divisions Inc stfeeeA
are thronged with people exctedly discussing the up
shot of the election The newspaper Offices arc ais
plavne the returns by means Of illuminated plscss'
when the returns from 900 divisions gave Bou.
LANCER 147 900 and Jacques $4,000, It was pelieVou
that Boulanger would get a majority OF ioo,oo"'
There were few scufies at this hour, Dus notnins
serious happened. =.
On the Petite Bourse after the election rehtos ue
clIned SC. for money and CSC. for the account
Great excitement prevailed on tho boulevards aur-
ing the night. The police did not interfere len
thousand persons assembled outside the Cafe Durano
cheering and singing. They were especially demon
strative Whenever General Boulanser appeared az
the window. When Bouanger was leaving Ia DIS
carriage. after the announcement OF tho result no
passed a restaurant opposite to the Cafe Duran''
where friends Of the Government were assembled
The latter Kissed loudly, and Boulangers llenus TO
nl,ed nv tbroeing stones. The singing and cheering
have continued all the morning.
1t is computed that 100000 Conservatives and as
many moro Radicals and Socialists voted for Cen
eral Boulanger.
NJ. de Lesseps claims the credit for the Generars
immense majority as the result of his Hing his ohen
how TO vote and Of publicly dining Bohanger
Since July, 1887 General Boulangor has received
IN the different elections aggregate vote OF 7ooooO
The Republicans during the same period, claim "
100000.
. General Boulangcr left Durand's cafe at mid
night ana drove to his home popular demonstrar
ton occurred outside the Elysee Palace. Tue
streets are now regaining their ordinary aspect