The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-30
BOOMING B0ULANGER.
ALL EUROPE EXCITED OVER THE
SITUATION IN FRANCE.
THE MINISTRY ADVOCATE STEPS
TO CHECK "CFSARISH"
Foreign News and Cable Flashes.

PARIS, January 29-Premier FloQue
suggests that a meeting of all the Repub
lican section be held for the purpose OF
settling on course OF action, but the
leaders asserted that he must announce
to Parliament that he has made up his
mind 10 do like Rochefoucauld.
Doudeayille, presiding al meeting OF
the committee of the ROYAL Right, yes.
terday said The current events are a
prelude to the restoration of the mon
archy. Only few weeks ago had the
honor Of being received by the Comte
d'Paris | found him fnll Of hope, and
thoroughly convinced that he viii save
France"
A thousand students paraded in the
Latin Quarter last night They broke
windows in houses occupied by persons
known to be parlisans of General B0u-
LANCER. The police finally dispersed
them.
Ia Justice, commenting upon the cleo
tions, refers as the only parallel case 10
the vote of Paris for Napoleon as Presi-
dent against Cayaignac Ii SAYS that
Paris has now elected mutinous soldier
who is backed by priests and foreign
capitalists
The National defes B0ulanger 20 at
tempt force, without which. Il says. he
cannot gain his end
BouLANGERlsM BOOMING.
LONDON, January 20.-The complete
state of terror into which the French
ministry have been thrown bv the cleo
tion of General BOulanger is rapidly de-
taching from adherence 10 the govern
ment great many influential politicians.
who though they have no love for Bou.
LANCER admire courage and abh0r cow
ardice
THE EUROPEAN PRESS ON THE RESULT.
ST PETERSBURG. January 29.-The
journal s. Ptfersburg and the Nofost
state that the election of General BOu-
LANCER is "a summons 10 the Republic 20
take action for lbs preservation.
A Political ADvENTURER.
VIENNA, January 20-The Niue Frce
Press referring 20 the election of Boulan.
ger says: If President Carnot earnestly
summons the whole of France TO decide
the question Of government the country
will perhaps rccOil from the disgrace of
falling into the hands of political ad-
yenturer.
EFFORT TO CHECK BOULANGER.
PARIS, January 29.-The Cabinet has
decided that when VI. Jouyenel inter
pellates the government on Thursday,
with regard 10 the measure 10 be adopt
ed TO check the spread of BOulangersm;
TO fully explain the situation, and an
nOunce the intention TO introduce the
Serutin q ACCOMPLISHMENT bill.
BOULANGER EXPRESSES HIS THANKS.
PARIS. January 29.-General Boulan-
ger has written a letter TO the electors
of the Department Of Seine, expressing
his thanks for their support of his can
didacy He compliments their unex
ampled patriotism, which resulted in
0yerturning the slanderOus efforts of the
government officials, and says that
universal suffrage is henceforth the
foundation Of the Chamber, which has
fought against the principle with unpre-
cedented fury.
THUNDER CLOUD OVER EUROPE.
LONDON, January 20.-Right Hon. Ed
ward StanhOpe, Secretary of State for
War i'm an address TO his constituents In
the IIerncastle division of Lincolnshire,
Yesterday, said A thunder cloud is
hanging over Europe, and sooner or
later probably sooner, IL Will burst
bringing the ferccst and most horrible
war ever known '
STUDENTS HOOrING ST THE
GOyERNMENT
pEsTH. January 29.-The riots which
occurred here to-day, on account of the
passage of the Military bin, continued
throughout the day and until midnight
The students generally participated
in the disorder, and In most cases were
in pr0l0r gingit Crowds
paraded the streets hOOting and gr0an-
ing Premier Tisza, and the disorder
mainly partOOk OF the character Of
demonstration against the government
Shortly before midnight the trouble
descended 10 the level OF small street
rows, and finally ceased
CABLE FLASHES.
LONDON, January 20.-Adyices from
Tonquin say that the King of AMMAN
died al Hue, on the 9th instant
Mr. William O'Brien was arrested at
Manchester, tonight, at the great Ma
tionalist meeting
ROME, January 29.-The Pope's con-
dition is so much better to-day that he
may be fairly considered we'll He has
been much cheered throughout the day
by the receipt Of large number of adj
dresses expressing opposition TO the en-
of Italy upon the rights OF
the Holy See.