New-York tribune., 1894-01-08


Paris Jan 7-Senatorial elections were held
to-day in 1s9 districts. The returns up TO mid
night show the election Of seventy-eight Re
pubcans nine Radicals. two Rallied" and five
Conservatives
The first news from the elections was that
n Floquet ex-Premer and ex. President Of the
Chamber, had been chosen for district of
Paris The voting was done at the Hotel de
vue When the announcement Of Nj. Floquet's
election was made there we're deafening shouts
NJ Long live Floquet" and Long live the Re
nnblicr' mingled with cries of Down with the
Panama thieves" and Down with the bribed
no,it,cians" The delegates from St. Denis
shouted: Long live the Commune." The
followers of Floquet replied: Long live the
Republcw Each side shouted itself hoarse at
the other Serious trouble was threatened
several times. owing to the vehemence of me
Anarchists and Socialists IN their denunca,ion
of the Republican delegates. The revolution'sts
stood on the seats. sestculated furiously and
shouted volleys Of expletives ard stock phrases
about the misery Of the workingmen and the
nfamy of the bourgeoisie. Ultimately. the
ushers persuaded the most excited disputants to
leave the hall
Among the crowds waiting outside the Hotel
ie Vile NJ Floquet had no such ardent de-
lenders as ne found within When the result
of the election was announced TO those waiting
before the entrance. all the cries started BY the
revolutionsts ir the hall were repeated AS
NJ FIoquet proceeded from the Hotel de Vile
to cafe opposite, he was hooted and hissed
In the cafe he found party of friends VINO had
gathered to congratulate him.
The Department of the Aisne reelected the
outgoing Senator'S with the exception of NJ
-, VI
was defeated by eX-Deputy Macher>1
In the Basses-Apes Deputy Thivr' 'r blouse
wearing Socialist was defeated. NJ Mons-Servin
was reelected in the Aveyron Department
Fabre Ouvrier a Republican. was elected in the
same Department. oustng the Conservative zen
ator Iacombe. In the EOucncs-cu-Rhone, Ohal-
lemel-Iacour, president Of the Senate; \elten ana
Rarne were reelected and cX-Mnister Peytral
was elected for the first time. In the Ca!Vauo'
ex-Deputy Fournet. Republican. ousted senator
MarteU was reelected, while his brother ana Nj
Iaporte Republicans. gained the seats OF Mar,
shall Canrobert and General Maquis de hrcIliohu
OARS which were contested by the CpIserVa, -, -
d'Arnal and d'H6mery. In the Department oi
Cfte-d'Or NJ Spuller. Minister OF fuDHc III
struction. and Senators Mazeau and hugo, were
reelected. In Drome. ex-Premier Louoet' hcpup
Ncan and his two colleagues were re-eiccleu
In Finistere the Republicans gained four seats
The successful candidates are NM Hacgueh
Astor. Delobeau. Savdry and DrouiIaru' riil'
fArs z
u NIancra DEPUTY Ernest Francois Br1ens
Repubcan, was elected in place OF the la'S
Emile IIe-ocl. In Marine. Nj. Poirrier detea.eo
ex-Mi-i,.sr Yves-Guyot in a rebailot i0r ule
seat Of NJ Margaine. who is dead In 1au'e,
Savoie Dspr,5 Foiet was elected In place ol
the late NJ Chard1r. In this department one one
yote was ca It for Auyuste valiant In the I'e
rortmant of In, s'e., which is virtually the city
~ paris 697 lscs,.'s in the district represented
by NJ. Gtt'At n>;ed for Floquet. who Is elected
s;2 for Mu.Nt Republican: l'6 Tor LohsueN
pavolntionecy Scci ,ist; IS for Christophe. Re.
vts,onist; "a for Bailly: each for Maeis. Cyvoe'
and Vorbe. and 1S voted blank
Tba "Sor'' saws that VI. FlOquets triumph To-
Sav renairs IL il does not cfface, his defeat II
ths last general election If Deputies. The de-
feat of the Goblet candidate. Longuet, Is re-
garded hv the "Soir' as a protest against tht
conciliatorv attitude Of VI. Goblet and his fol
lowers toward Socialism. -.
london Ian S-The Paris correspondent o.
nent Of FIoouet in Sundays elections. is son
inlay of Karl Marx.