New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-24
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Paris Sent 23.-The h'eSV reSuriS iio~ O,,, ~
i, ai,,;sons show that the Repubncans
sN.o .1ooted their candidates In 224, and the
.i psnuhl,cans in 159 Reballots VIII DC
sossarv in 177 divisions. Among the prominent
o.SnhIicans elected are MN. Falheres, hbot
1@iss Roche Granet Develle. Deschanel, Barbe,
ssrrien and Reinach. Among the prominent
ornos;,ion candidates elected are NM Cassagnac
IeIou Fouid, Haussmann, Godelle, Lanjuinais
Deroulede and Nun. 49,
Among the Republicans defeated are MM MI
hide. Goblet, Jules Ferry, ALilliard and Joubert,
while in the districts in which NM. Mllerand'
passv. Lockroy, FloQuet and Barodet, Repuo-
uoans. and NM. Andrieux, Laisant,. Vergoin, Laur
de- Susni and Naquet, Anti-Republcans, were
candidates reballots will have TO be had Ooul'
Dillon was elected.
NJ. Thevenet, Minister Of Justice, has peen TO
elected. but reballots will be necessary In the
districts in which NJ. Constans, Minister Oh 1le
Interior, and NJ Yves-Guyot, Minister OF Puohc
Works. were candidates. Their election, however,
is regarded as certain.
The Conservatives have elected NM. Bretul,
Doudeanville Soubeyan, Mackau, Montgoller
and Bishop Freppel.
OF tine 177 divisions in which reballots are
necessary it is expected that 135 OF these VIII
return Republicans The Republicans Will prop
ably also win the seats for the colonies zen IN
number.
Among the Republicans elected there are 16
Moderates and 81 Radicals. The opposition men,
bers elected include SO RoyailstS' oI bohaparV-
lists and 20 Boulangists
The new Chamber will probably consist of
$50 Panublcans and POI members Of the opposi-
ton.
The Boulangsts claim that the General is
elected from Montmartre. They say that the
rejection Of Bouangist votes at some OF the
polling stations was illegal
Counting the destroyed voting papers, the
Boulangsts pOlled 100000 votes in the Seine
district, against their opponents 22600O; but
The Republican vote shows an increase OF 9hO66
compared with the vote in January. The Re
visory Committee will sit on Thursday next to
decide whether General Boulanger shall be de-
cared elected or whether another ballot is neceS-
ary in Montmartre.
The Boulangists polled 90, 800 votes in Paris,
against 244 O70 recorded for Boulanger in January
The Temps says that the voting papers los
Boulanger and ROchefort were burned The
matter will be inquired into upon the opening
sf the Chamber of Deputies.
In official circles Government majority is con-
sdered assured. Although the majority will not
be large, 1T VIII De more colDpac1 anu iuore honio
geneous than that in the last Chamber
Returns from the elections in this city show
that the Conservatives did not elect single mem
Der, while the Republicans returned one and the
Boulangsts four. Reballots will be necessary in
thirty-seven divisions.
Corrected returns from Belleville show that
EOdhefort BoaIangfstJ received 3,02o votes,
Dumav labor received 2,467 votes, Sussini On
dependent 592, Camelinat RepublicanJ 1858,
and La Croix lRadical Republican, 1000. 1t
Is expected that in the reballot the supporters
Of La Croix, Sussini and Camelnat will vote soidly
fer Dumay.
For the thirty-seven uncontested seats the mem
bers elected consist of 2S RoyalistS, Ministerial
lists and the Boulangist Lehcrisse.
The provincial vote yesterday seems TO have
been tentative.
The latest totals are: Republicans elected,
1885, anti-Republicans 80; reballOts necessary
l45.
The result of the elections made favorable i'm
preston on the Bourse, and prices remained firm
throughout the day.