Sacramento daily record-union., 1889-09-23
Boulangist Club-room Raided and Prop
erty Destroyed.

Boulangist CIub-room Raided and Prop
erty Destroyed.
PARIS, September d-Notwithstanding
the fact that the electoral contest was pro-
ceeding, the streets of Paris early TODAY
present deserted aspect. Rain cleared the
bouleyards and kept the people within
doors.
Country visitors to the exhibition left
the City yesterday for their respective de-
partments, to participate in the elections,
leaving different sections of the exhibition
less crowded than usual
Crowds of electors have thronged the
mairies for the last two days, obtaining
voting papers. 1t is, therefore, improbable
that the prediction of large falling off in
the vote will be fulfilled.
Voting began at s A. NJ Around the
electoral urns representatives of the differ
ent parties kept assidious watch. There
was no excitement or hustle anywhere.
kilograms from the provinces reported
equal tranquility. After 8 O'Clock the
polling places were thronged; still, perfect
order prevailed. The crowds were good
huRored, and there was no apparent ten
dency to disturbance.
The authorities had taken elaborate pre-
cautions against riot, but there was no
display of force in the streets.
barracks, and the police were massed under
cover at various points with instructions to
remain inactive unless compelled to inter-
fere
The clergy of Montmartre ordered pray
ers in Boulanger's favor. There was a riot
at Avignon. A crowd forced the doors of
a building occupied by Boulangist com
mittee, burned the voting papers and set
fire to the building. Then the crowd went
to Boulangist club, broke in the DOORS
wrecked the furniture, and drove out the
members.
AT IL P. NJ. it is announced that Boulan-
ger has been elected at Montmartre, in the
first Seine District. Another ballot will
be necessary, no candidate having received
the requisite majority. In the st. George
Pantheon and Faubourg ST. Honore Dis
tricts another ballot will be taken.
The returns from the provinces are COM
ing in slowly. The Venet, Minister of
Justice, is elected in the second district of
Lyons. In the other divisions of Lyons
second ballots will be necessary. In all
the divisions of Bordeaux second ballots
will have to be taken In the first district
of Havre, Siegfried (Republican) is defeated
by Marichand, Boulangist.
There was great uproar at the Office of the
PresSe, Montmartre, where the announce
ments Of Boulanger's victory in Mont
martre was displayed on a transparency.
The news was received with mingled cheers
and hoots by rival contingents. A row
seemed imminent, and the police and
mounted guards charged upon and dis.
persed the crowd. Several persons were
arrested.
PARIS, September 23d.-1 A. ADMINISTER
of Finance Rouvier has been elected in
Grasse and in Alpes Maritime's divisions,
.c IL.
of Deputies, in the Vosges division. The
Boulangists have gained two seats. There
are only six definite results in Paris-one
Republican, Brisson (who defeated Thibau.
din, a Boulapgist), and five Boulangists,
namely BOulanger, Lsguerrere, Reyest,
FaIey and ST. Martin, being elected. OF
eleven seats in Pas De Calais Republicans
won nine. in the other two districts in
Bologne, where the Conservative and Legi-
timist head the polls, second ballots are
necessary.
Returns up to this hour show the cleo
ton of seventy-seven Republicans and
thirty anti-Republicsns,th the latter including
ReVisionists, Boulangists and Conservatives.
So far s1xty-seven re-ballots are necessary.
PARIS, September 23d. . A. Nm.
Flourens is elected in Embrum. The Pre-.
lecture of the Seine has issued the official
figures of the result in Montmartre, as
follows: Registered electors, Is, ,743; voters,
1855; blank voting papers, 2,494; Boulan-
gerreceived, $3.50. According to he!igures,
second ballot will be necessary in Mont
martre.
This result will probably be accounted
for by the number of blanks.
2:30 A. M.-The results up to this hour
show the Republicans have elected eighty
nine and anti Republicans fifty eight Re-
ballots necessary, ninety-three.
DOWN WITH FERRY.
PARIS, September 22d.-In Montmartre
district there was a free display of placards
representing Boulanger on horseback,
trampiDg upon the corpses of workmen
and inscribed Murderer of Communists
Most of the foreign diplomatic repre-
sentatlyes made 1t point to be in Paris dur
ing the elections. The notable exceptions
were the ambassadors of Germany and
Italy. The boulevards were thronged IN
til midnight. There was much crying of
Down with Ferry"
PARIS, September 23d.-4 A. M.-Leon
Say is elected in Pau and Casimir Perier,
Republican, in Nogent-sur-Seine. Picot, a
kevisionist, has defeated Ferry in the
Vosges department. Deroulede is elected
for Apgouleme and Spiller for Beaume.
Re-bailots are necessary in the districts
contested by Clemenceau and Constans.
REPUBLICANS AHEAD.
PARIS, September 23d-4 A. Mt is re-
ported that Lockroy and Clemenceau are
elected, and there appears to be no chance
OF the Conservatives winning single seat
in Paris.
Nothing is known of the result in Ferry's
district. Ten provincial priests have been
suspended from the functions for preaching
against the Government.
For thirty-seyen uncontested seats the
members elected consist of twenty-eight
Royalists and Ministerialists and Boulan-
gist. The provincial vote yesterday seems
to have been tentative.
helatest totals are Republicans elected,
15S, an6 anti Republicans, SO; re-ballots
necessary, 145.
PARIS, September 23d.-4:30 A. M.-All
returns received are Boulangists elected, 10;
Monarchists, 163; Republicans, 217.