Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-28

They n"n't nirrt Ia France a- We
DO IN rhl~ Country.

They nan't Eirrt Ia Frnnce a- We
DO IN rhi~ Country.
snecial Paris cable Dispatch. Copy
rlghted, 1924. Is the Associated Press.
Paris. June ei-tNothing more unlike
an Aincrican election could Wen be
imagined thun THE l'rtnch presidential
election which today made N. Casimlf.
Porter president OF the French rcpuh.
lie. The electoral body formed Of both
houses cf the lctdslRturc, held ita meet
INK IN one NARt room On the form 81
q paralleogram and adorned With hattie
paintings ot the Bonnpafto period. ~
propnritiongte Hisc The constitution of-
deins that ihc successful candidate foi
the presidency OF the republic must
have the highest numhsr OF votes
above ell other candidates. ~. Cast
mir-perier today had An out OF $50
There We're So members present but
twentNfour nhttalucd from voting
The palace of Versailles was full of
hustle this mufnng upholttercrs.
GLACIERS and lioor pNliHhora were hard
nj work making ready the committee
rooms the gallery, the speakers rooma,
the future prcaideuts rooms In tho
former suite o. the queen OF France ana
the congressional hall
Ticket holders were admitted To the
galleries early IN the morning. TIM
members Of tho press were tho first
60 arrive and they missed the sight az
st, 1.aznre terminus. which the start
OF the parliamentary party Afforded,
Troops strongly guarded that trrini-
nus. A brigade OF police was posted at
different portions Of the general hall.
while uneasy sharp-eycd detectives
prowled about among tho crowds OF
holiday makers who had taken railway
tickets TO see what sights the public
places oi Versailles might anordi Two
l..N IA
pared toward noon, and train nt na-
loon cars awaited the ministers and
poor CARROTS state train was ready In
the event of the future president pro-
ferring to return TO Paris by railroad.
The lnat time II WAS used was 90 bring
back Carnats remains from iSsna.
MANY OF the parliamentarlans took
lunch at tho Hotel dos Reservoirs. The
members of tho Democratic party pre-
feircd the Hotel de Ia Chnssc. Tho
hurry and acurfy there was fearful,
The guests ran into the lardcr aud
kitchens 10 help Themselves. Their
Tongues warred freely aud the depu-
ties compared notes across the table.
who VIII YOU vote ior9' asked
Comic Mailieru, French I.nbouchere.
FOR NJ. Carimir-Perlcr." replied the
compile.
why. are you a radlral7"
eyes. hut want TO prevent him
from ever being premier. Hceidcs,
should the anarchists want to remove
another president prefer them 20 re-
move commemorative"
Tho police througud the passage 20
tn. telegraph office IN the palace No
oife who had not special pass or q
congrcasmans medal wna admitted,
At o'clock there wax full muster
Of ambassadors and other mcmbera OF
4 the diplomatic corps. frll into ron-
4 a.. ....la. ~ a fIItf "a
! ereaHmhn'p family IN the speakers
| tribunal aud wna told thai NJ. nriason
! wna now here. caainir- pefler. II was
| added was the fhyoritc The rpynliets
] Intended 20 vote Tor General Pnrier
| since NJ. I.aoour had Withdrawn. NJ.
| Casimir.perior would be better pres
ident than primo minister. He hnd q
great fortune, was honest ana honnla,
| bic, nor an India rubber character and
| was well bred. u would be an ndvhn-
tage TO France 10 have him at the
/ ElyHae,
The ushera kept arranging the hall
| lot boxes and seats Ms the cnnNefsa-
lion went on. The speaker, NJ. challe-
| mel I4acour and the secretaries GU
tered IN the meantime.
! Prominent nmpng tho latter bN
stature aud pcrsunal magnetism, was
NJ sorel. The historian and momber
OF tho institute. H. Chnllcmel Lhcouf
~ a whlte.haired. whlte-henrded, rosy
faced man Of aignihcd appearance and
| an admirable orator Somebody cried
'Vive 10 repnblique" AZ he entered and
the ladies IN the galleries ornneh for.
| ward and their fans ceased To fiutter.
The speaker, IN choice, simple terms
nlludca TO the hOrrlfying event that
nccessltatcd the meeting ana then de-
| cinrpd the couFrrfa opened. ThfeO
cranks, radical roynlist and u po'
cialist claimed leave 10 speak. and an
other crank cried. Long live the 10
oiai revolution.
Al 3 o'clock NJ. cnSimir-pcrlcr ar,
rived from Paris. To walked nervousis
nbout ihc passages OF the COMMITTEES
rooms AZ ALSO o'clock Sag votes had
been cast. Ono offer vote had been
refused DreaihleaH anxiety relgnat
while The votes were being counted
The speaker then declafod the result
SOCIALISM,, apparently for forms sake
cried, Down with dlctatorahlp," "f.cni
live social republlque" The member
OF the confer Hp9lnndcd and there Were
few who cried Long live caflniiI.
perier"
Very little eptbuRiaHm or warn feel
ing was shown any where, ilplean Z
was IN the speakers room Nv ~
Cosimir.pe who upon hearing th'
speaker nnnDunce The result Of INT
ballot burst into tears and said:
II make a great sacrifice IN accepting
the Office"
Half an hour after the newly elected
president drove towards Paris. -
corted By body OF dragOons. ~ ~
drove on he bowed pleasantly. III
iO0fa younger than his age. He hal
an erect carriage and prccipitAte die
tlon and there N iiitle out ~ the com
mon In Ills AIR. Ills connienance AMI
bearing nra rathrr IniiitnrN though
he "a clVlilan. IA. casimir-Pcrie
called upon Madame carnot on 20
turn.uR 10 paris and beggsd her q
stay al the Palace of The Eiysfo ~
IouK TX il was coi,veiifrsr 10 her. T.
the meantime he Will make the forcigl
ministry his Official residence
EMILY CRAWFORD.
Iis WAS ~ MILAN.