Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-01-24
More Excitement Today in French
Chamber Of Deputies.
HOUSE GIVES VOTE OF CONFIDENCE
Socialists Protest Against the Pres
ence of Police Guard.
TALK OF A COUP D'ETAf

PARIS, January 24.-The chamber of
deputies was thronged today when the ses-
SIGN opened, at 2:1O pm.
NJ. DE Beuragard protested against the
treatment accorded the chamber on Satur-
Gay, saying 1t recalled the coups detats
Of December. 1851, and November, 1890.
prolonged mprmurs.) The deputy fur
Their complained of the intervention of the
troops on Saturday.
The president of the chamber, NJ. Bris-
son. explained that those who were
charged to clear the tribune met with re-
sistance, and thought 1t their duty to call
cut the guard
M. Jaures, the socialist leader requested
permission to continue the discussion of
Saturday. He criticised the governments
incomplete prosecution" Of Emile lola.
and asked what were the reasons for this
state of affairs.
Jaurcs Enters Protest.
M. Jaures protested against the alleged
Illegally and secrecy of the Dreyfus pro-
ceedings and reproached the government
with pusilanimity. He also claimed that
for the past twenty-six years the republic
had been controlled by financiers and ac-
cused the. majority of desiring the RE
delivery of the republic into the hands of
the monarchy and clericals."
But, M. Jaures exclaimed, me social
lists are prepared to defend the true re-
public
The premier NJ Meline, refused to reply.
because he said. 1.-The government has
no right to constitute itself a court of
Justice.
The house by vote of 376 to 1873 ex-
pressed confidence in the government
Military Club Guarded.
The Military Club today was guarded by
the police, who were also stationed within
the palafs bourbon chamber of deputies).
while a reserve force of 100 policemen was
drawn up in the court yard of the minis
terry for foreign affairs.
There was another body of police in the
garden of the Tuileries and a detachment
of the republican guard was stationed in
the court yard of the ministry of marine.
There We're big crowds of people in the
neighborhood of the chamber of deputies.
More Riots at AIgiers.
ALGIERS, January 24.-Further rioting
occurred here at 8 O'clock this morning,
when it was learned that Hebrew had
stabbed Spaniard. mob gathered, at
tackled and looted the Hebrew stores.
Governor General Lepin personally inter
vened in order to induce the rioters to de-
sist from further disorderly conduct.
The governor general narrowly escaped a
chair which was thrown at him from
store.
At the head of six zuoaves, with fixed
bayonets, the governor general. preceded
by military drummers, traversed the
streets, appealing for quiet. He was fol-
lowed by a mob of about 5000 people, who
shouted:
Down with the Jews "Resign,' In
termingled with a few cries of ''Vive Ia
Gouverneur Generate! ~ '
The governor general finally retired to
the Winter Palace, escorted by detacEs
1nents of police and zouaves. AS this mes
sage Is forwarded a large crowd Of natives
is tryag to join the rioters and partici-
pate IN the work of pilage. Several He
brews have been assaulted and a score, Of
arrests have been made. -.
RiOtinx mt st. MalO.
ST. MALO. France, January 2f.-There
was an anti-Hebrew riot here today. The
mob smashed the windows Of the business
houses belonging to Hebrews, and the
troops were obliged TO assist the police
in dispensing the rioters.