Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-02-05
WAS IT OUTPUTS WORK7
Story of casimir-Perier's Do- mestic Troubles Denied.
LIVING HAPPILY WITH HIS WIFE.


 che Ex-Prssi5Gnps Success and Took Many
 Measures to Annoy Him. Finally Driving
 Him tO ResiEn-spiOd Upon COnstantly.
 PARIS, Feh 5-The bitter feud between ex- President Casimir-F erier and ex-Pre- mier Dupuy. which is surviving the po- ntical fall of both. is one of the most sin gular episodes oI the century.
 The Paris correspondents of a dozen leading European newspapers including NJ. de Blowitz of the London Times. have made it clear within the pnst few days that Nj. Casimir- Perier's resignation was wholly due to sudden but dominating wrath excited by his premier.
 It was know that NJ. Dupuy flOuted the president 6 authority daily. almost hourly; that he even enCoTNRged his associates in the ministry 10 follow his example. Not only were important foreign dispatches sent without n pretenEe of consultation with the president, but list of promo tions in the Legion of Honor was promul- gated without his consent or counsel
 So it was. too. with regard to many internal affairs of importance. administrA- tion measures iD She chamber of deputies and arrests of political offenders Almost revolutionary conflicts with the opposition became known t0 the president snly after the premier had made them the property of the public at large.
 M. de Blowitz now declares thet M. Dupuy kept NJ. Casilnir- Perier continual ly under the surveillance of police spies and furnished damaging reports constant ly to press agencies concerning the prSsi- dents habits
 No Domestic Infelieity. Today the statement is broadly made that the rumUrS of domestic difispiAss in the ex-presi1ent family can be t18esd to the same source. These reports have been | whispered in Paris for months. but not even the Til GlI anarchistie press here has | ventured tu give them publicity. 4 fortnight ago the correspondent of sn American press association cabled to New York an npl arrntly authentic report of prospective tiv0r,c proceedings between the ex-prcsi,:r' and his wife. SuhscG;l mt social inc In :'T Of the absolute aiIity of the rei:o,t el he European naIager to request '.,at the dispatch be withheld from publ.c,t,"n
 While no Hr!-iau or other European | journal has .':,";; sur CT 7 Co the report, | the lateat AaS-:c=s as ring sopiss of certain New ~'s -s, CTS in which the story tae' = i; shape that not | only are divo q ? ., ,at.;ns In immediate contemplation, hut ihIt NJ. Casimir- Pa. rier and his vile have already separated. The fal%;! If inc latter statement is plain to every "nc lecarsc Mmc. CasimiY- | Perier aceon anied her husband after leaving the kIysce palace to his private l residence in Rue NitOt. has remained with him there during the interval of Q fort night. and last night left with him for Beaulieu. on tho Riviera where rooms have been engaged for them in the Hotel | des AnGlRis
 Is It Dupuy's Revenge: l Interviews with persons in n position to know the truth seem to prove conclu. sively that the other report is equally | false. The most prominent of the French politicians and foreign correspondents here make no secret of their belief that thG story is purely the invention of M Dupuy and Q part of his extraordinary scheme Oi revenge which is perhaps unparallelc in political history. The only explanation of its origin is of course In tho defeat Oi NJ. Dupuy for the presidency by Nj. Casi | mir Perier
 Paul Lafarge. the secretary general o M Casimir Terrier and therefore head o the Elysee establishment, said today:
 M. and Mmc Casimir perier have nev CT ceas d for an instant to be on terms o the most sincere affection. I have lived for long time in close companionshiI with the former president of the republic and at no moment have 1 ever noticed tht slightest cloud across the family life O these two people, Both adore their chil dren and occupy themselves with their cd ucation.
 M. Casimir Ferier won the prize in th, general examination while he was attend ing school. and he has paid the closest at tention to tho studies of his son Claude who Is studying at the Condorcet Lycse Mime. Casimir- Ferier, on her side super intends the education of her daughter | Mile. Gnrmain.
 Every evening after dinner while O the Elysee. NJ and Mme Casimir- Terie had their children with them and exam ined and supervised their work. Do yol think that parents so anxious for the prop CT train nu of their children were any wa, nt cross purposes and seeking for sspara tion or divorca:'