Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-08-22
PASSED OFF QUIETLY.
Tbs Republicans Claim q Decided vietesy in
French Elections.

PARIS, Aug. 2l-The general parliament
ary election in France yesterday was un-
expectedly free from disorder, and even
excitement Except slight disturbances
ia the Var, where NJ. Clemenceau, the
Radical leader, had hot fight with his
sIaiderers, no trouble has a. yet been re-
ported
In Paris the poll although much larger
than Usual, was quite featureless.
The returns have come in slowly from
all districts outside OF Paris. The only re-
suits ascertained here at midnight are as
follows: In Paris, Alphonso Humbert,
member Of the Commune and present
president OF the nun icipal council; Gustav
Mesurer, Radical Socialist; Alexandra
Miilerand Radical: Eiouard Lockroy, Re
publican Ria;cal; Desire Barondet, .Repub-
icau Radical. and II. Denecheau. editor
Of The Eclair, have been elected. Mesurer,
Mllerand, Darondet and Lockroy sat in
the last chamber.
Charles Fluquet, who resigned the presi-
dency of the chamber because he was
besnIirched by the Panama scandals,
healed the list IN his district, but was
Obliged to try his fortune in a reballot.
self as Radical Socialist, polled the
largest number of votes in his district. but
must await the final decision Of the re-
ballot His principal opponent is NJ.
Yves-tiuyot, Radical, and member OF the
last chamber.
No Choice In Many Districts.
NJ. Audrieuy. ex-prefect Of police and
chief wirepullcr in the Panama scandal,
II tar bar l.
date in his dis.rici. In his case also, how
ever "a reb .iloS will be necessary.
ia the district ,f the Var, NJ. Clemen-
cpat received tie heaviest vote, but failed
OF - ctinn. a rehallot is necessary.
P.n.i Louis peytrai was elected in Mar
sellles
In Bor,leaux Jean Labat. Bonapartist.
Wa siec.,d over VI. Cbiee, Boulangist
N. DsSIsers was elected for Cochin
! China.
Baron de Mackau, member of the last
chamber for the .Argeutan district Of the
Orn. has been returned. Gustav Paul
Ciuseret, Republican Socialist and mem
ber Of the ta>t casmber, mast try in a re-
ballot to regain his seat in the Var.
Ose ol tue ul0st notable results of the
election is the defeat of Count de Nun.
trt4,Ats VI TAG N4ibBoitS,, aAAH htf ihct y tAi
ardent Royals. iu the following of the
Count Of PARIS. La the last chamber he
represented the second Poutivy di,tfics of
Mos biEasi.
NJ. Drutnsiit, the notorious Hebrew bait
ing editor Of La Libre Parole, was de
fessied III AaIteas.
/ Premier Dupuy's order that no excur-
sion trains siloald be run from Paris
/ cause great irritation. The opposition
/ press stenounces the government a. acting
I with nigh handed and inexcusably dis.
| regard for popular rights.
/ Ee-eisstion of Cabinet Ministers
1 All tile cabinet ministers have been re
I elected. none meeting with serious opposi-
I ton
/ NJ. Wilson, son-in-l law Of the late Presi-
dent Grevy. and who was implicated in
I the Legion OF Honor scandal, is elected BY
large majority in the Loches district oi
! OF the Indre-es-Loire.
/ N. Delehaye, who was prominent In the
! Panama canal exposure, IL defeated in bis
/ district Of the Indre-etLoife.
The returns received up 70 o'clock thi,
! morning show the election of lS0 Republi
! cans, I've Of the rallied" three Revision
l hts and Is Royalista. In s. Of The districtl
heard from rsballots will b necessary.
According TO the results already aseef
/ sAinesi. in about half Of the disssicts th,
Republicans bAvs gained . mors decisive
victory than was expected