Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-26

took immensely. At a dozen points
papers were bundled from the windows
OF the kiosks ana set abiaze. while youths
and excited patriots danced around
them. whooping "a Bas Les Traitrca."
"vive L'Afmee." others thrust single
copies Of the paper into the flames.
when II was alight they ran along
with i until the impromptu torch had
burned Itself out
\ company Of Cuirassiers were sent
along the Rue l,oyaic 90 drive back
the people out Of the footpath and W
into the buulevardH. The horses ahicd
at the honnres prancod around and
could only be rot 10 advance by dint
OF soothing and coaxinr
Slowly the human Hood wns driven
sullcniy into the wider channel of the
boulevard.
Although there Il evidence ~ sup
pressed Excitement on all sides here.
there has been 90 disturbance NJ pub
lie order today. The police and munich
pal guards are oui in Htrang force and
they viii nof permit the crowds 20 a..
sumo dangerous strength. iiut she
situation was eagerly discussed by cx-
cited groups 81 the main streets.
PrealdtiG FHure this morning re-
coived IN audience Senator Llub,e
president u the senate. and VI. bos-
chanel. prcrtguf OF The chamber OF
deputies ie h the Intention " NJ.
Faure 90 form new cabinet a. rapid
~ as possible. and tn almrs ~ Mime.
Rib1t and DcFrrvcinot are the m1rt
prrnIrerfly mentioned IN connection
with the premiership Duriar she
afternoon N. Faure consulted with VI.
LeyFuaa. vice rtcMden, ~ the chamber
~ deputies. who advised that the for
nation ~ the cabinoi include AMONG
Hs members NJ. nibai and ". Dupuy
as the principal ministers.
In fhe Hobbies % the chamber %
dopuiles today oll shades " upluidn
cNprl Hed the corvlct'ou chat VI. Del
clsac HlEuld remain 90 the head NJ the
foroEn on. F1 no to Insure the con-
tlnuhy % the FaHhodt negotiations.
BAD FOR SPAIN.
Tho morning papers here treat the fan
" the French cabinet and the scene In
the Chamber OF Deputies almost 90 the
exclusion OF general news. All uf them.
however, dwell briefly on the spanish
crisis. or the split 10 the liberal party
or Spain without. however. direct refer
cncc 20 the - peace commission *
cCpi IN the eco ~ H Newspaper. Ia
Nolnnie. IN Mad - article. dealing
with the Inc ruailuall situation in
Spain sums up as follows;
Whatever may be said one way or
the other regarding the situation one
thing r. APPARENT the moment iH
badly chnrOn Tor "a ministerial crisis
when dreadful calanHtieH threaten
Spain from the outside and nt the mo-
mtnt when her dpatlnlra are being de-
piiHd hy the Paris conference and AZ
the moment when her nhg was crushed
ai Porto INco, ihe liberal party o. In "a
state of chaos and disagreement in the
face Of Am rrlcan prctcntluns which are
daily becoming more arrogant Spain
nrds herself with a ministry without
authority Never has she needed moro
imporltlvcly a strong government one
more wntchful or awake 10 outside
questions. Instead NJ this miserable In
formal quarrrla and dlHiractinE the at
irniion " those who ought % have M
other uccupa tln than the salvation Of
their country"
The Matin. closing a brief resume OF
the spanish situation says;
The council dellhcratcd on the Gus.
toms tarlff Of Porto Rico promnturely
considered as no longer forming par,
OF spain"