New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-21
FRENCH ELECTIONS QUIET.
REPUBLICAN GAINS SHOWN.
CLEMENCEAU POLLS 4 HEAVY VOTE. But
FAILS OF ELECTION.
THE ONLY DISORDERS WERE IN HIS DIsTHCT
OF FLJoUET, GOBLET AND ANDRlECX-
THE CATHOIIc LEADER DEFEATED
ALL THE MINISTER'S

ELECTED.
Paris Auc oil a. m-The returns r'c"lN'o
up 10 the present time show the election OF lo'
Republicans-a gain of five scats-l2 Royai>t', 3
"RalIicd~ and Revi,ion>ts SiNty-eight rc5al'ots
are necessary.
The election WAS unexpectedly free from
disorders and even excitement. Excepting sIlght
disturbance, in the Department of Var, where VI
Ccmcnccau. the Radical leader, has had not
fight with his sandcrcrs. no trouble had been re-
ported at II 80 last evening. In Paris the poll
although much larger than usual, was quite Tea
turcle,s The returns have come in slowly from
ali district outside - FaTis.
All tho Cabinet Ministers have been rc-el"ctei'
none meeting with serious opposition. NJ Wilson,
son-inaw OF the late President Gr"vy, VINO was
imp. Gated in the Legion of Honor scandal Is
elected by large majority in the lochc' us
tlict Of the Indirect Loir". Dclamye VINO WAS
prominent in the Panama Canal exposure l. de-
fcatod in his district of th" lnir'"t Lore.
In his district Of the Var W. 'lemenccau re-
cciv..i Inc heaviest vote but failed OF election
rcballot i necessary.
Charlie Flo1uct who resigned the presidency
Of the Chamber bccau-c he was n'smirchcd 10y the
PanImr scandal. headed the list in his district.
but will be- obliged to try his fortune IN t'oal-
LOT E\-Iremicr Goblet described by himself a.
n Radical Socialist. polcd the largest number OF
VOTES in his district but. like VI. Floquct. must
await the final decision Of the r"ballot HIS
principal opponent j. NJ. lveo-I'uyot, h1ulcai'
aud member of tie last 'hamlcr
NJ Anlri,uN, cx-rrcfcct of Police and chief wire
pnllcr in the Panama scandal. poll"d more votes
than any other candidates in hi. district In hi.
case also. however, a rrballot Will be necessary.
I'm Paris Alphon-c Ilunbcrt. member of the
Commune, ami now president of the Munlcipa'
Council nu,ta, M"surcr Radical Socialist A'\-
andre Millcrnnd, Radical. Desire Bdrodct, k"-
publcan Radical, and VI. Dcucchciu, Editor of the
Eclair." have been elected. McSur"r, Millerand,
Iarodct and Iocllroy sat in the last Chamber.
Paul Louis Pcytrn was elected IN Mar9cllirI.
I'm Bordeaux Jean labat, i)napaltlSt, wa "lcc'''
over NJ Chchc, Bouiangist NJ. Drvllrrs WA, was
elected for Cochin thna; Haron dc Machnu
member of the last Chamber tor tn" Argrhtah
District of the Ornc, has been returned "uStaN
Paul Cluscrct, Republican Socialist ara nriiip.r . VT
of the last thambrr must Try IN rcpallou u
retain his seat in tl" Var. .
One of the most notable results of III" election
/. tI. dcfrit of Count de- Nun, leader OF the
Catholics and formerly an ardent KoyahSt III ,. tle
following of the Count de Paris In t,Ic last
Chamber he represented the lld Pontlvv DiStrlct
of Morbihan W. Drumont the notorious jew,
batting" editor of " La Lbrc Parole, was uci''t,u
II Dupuy's order that no excursion trains
should be- run from Paris to-day has caused ira.
irritation. The railway conphhrN, WI" INV 80 u
obliged to refund the money E'li IN advance i ior
thousands of tickets, complain bitterly. me
Cprosition press prof,>Sc> hot indgnation ana 'e-
uohnccs the Government ~ acting with MN
handed and incxcu~ablc disregard of popular rights.
I'm the first arrondi~s,inrnr of Iarl, th" ilsur'9
ore: Yvcs-t;nyot, 2,IjN: Goblet, l,1?O; Mu%c''
Moderate. 2,3Os Goblct's success IN the r'-
ballot is not regarded as assured.
Returns from the eleventh arrondlrs"inent SHOW
that NJ I.ockroy was not clcct"d, and that q new
ballot will Ec necessary. In III" thirteenth ar
rondisscmcnt Paun-Mry. PoulangSt, was
elected hy a larqe majority 10 succeed himself. .
In the twelfth arrondsscmcnt. VI Picton, ot
LA Justice" ran only GO votes brhlhd vi
Nchclin, BoElangst. and will pfobably De "hc',u
ON the rchalloi. Cloyis-lIuglcs heads ~" poH pH
900 votes in the nineteenth arrondISs,'m"ht, az
though rcballot will be necessary I'm the H"V'ii'n
arrondissemrnt. NJ. AndricuN rccrived i,32S Vo,'s
VI frcbault Republican, Also; VI l"roilc h%''n- %
her of the Right. 3,Oil. VI. AndrieuNs chance"
Of winning ultimately are fair. ,.,..
Tie result in Lille is regarded "a p'cniiarN
significant. There NJ. Loycr, lathoIc VINO n., y.
become rrcon,ch 10 IN" Republic and b'l'nSH ~
the so-callcd party of IN" Rallied, was ri,
bv a vote of 7Osl over VI. lafaigue, Nociail'''
who received l.1ij I'm
Felix Jules Mcline the French Mckinney, W%ho %
i'm the last Chamber represented ulrtrirt III
Uapartmcnt of the Nosgc~, was reelected pN -
e0I votes. Charles Ferry was returned from '"''
same department.