The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1898-11-11
MOB RULE IN PARIS.
Gold Is Leaving the Country Fast
and Furious,

Gold Is Leaving the Country Fast
and Furious.
Observation-Disclosures the efforts
of the military and police authorities,
another rule Of mob violence rules to-
night (Oct. 26), and the scenes enacted
yesterday are being repeated. Mobs
continue to patrol the b~oulevards and
military authorities to quell the dis
~turbances are of no. avail.
Many more arrests We're made this
afternoon, but the mobs continue to
march, even after their leaders are
dragged away. The downfall of the
Brisson ministry has caused the ma
tionalist leaders to become wild with
JOY, and their followers are those who
are responsible for the disturbances all
owe the city.
The most OminOuS feature is the ap-
pearance in the streets of fierce, disheV-
eled w~omen-furies, who. with distorted
faces. shrek blasphemies and urge the
crowds to violence.
Unkempt and haggard. stamped with
abject poverty and distorted vice, their
shrill voices rise abo"e the angry tu-
mutt. They are the women whom the
crimson call of the commune
ed from dark places, whose bitter ives
are spent in the black squalor of Paris
the very dregs of the vast city stirred
in a muddy cloud to the surface and
threatening the very safety of the re-
public.
All that is lacking to call into the
streets of Paris the dread petrolouse,
with her work of flame and destruction.
is some determined, fanatical leader
like LOuise Michel.
LARGE CAPITAL WITHDRAWN.
A sensational feature of today's mar
kets is the flight of capital from Paris.
French exchange on London is up to
25 francs 43 centimes, or II centimes
the rush of money from Paris to Lon
don.
Russia is said to be withdrawing
large sums from France transfer
ring them to London.
President Faure this morning receiv-
ed in audience Senator Loubet, presi-
dent of the senate, and Mr.. Deschanel,
president of the chamber of deputies.
NEW CABINET FORMATION.
1t is the intention of M. Faure to
form a new cabinet as rapidly as posi-
BILE, and the anne of Messrs, Ribot and
Ia I>r AZ Of I, NO tIo
mentioned in connection with the pre-
miership.
During the afternoon NJ. Faure con-
suited with M. Leygues, vice president
of the chamber of deputies, who ad-
vised the formation of a concentration
cabinet, to include among it's members
Messrs. Ribot n Dupuy as the prin-
cipal ministers.
In the Hobbies Of the chamber of dep
uties all shades Of opinion expressed
the conviction that M. Delcasse should
remain at the head of the foreign office,
in order to assure the continuity of
the Fashoda negotiations.
GENERAL CHANOINE TALKS.
The Petit ournal today publishes an
interview with the former minister Of
war, General Chanoine, who explained
that he resigned on account of the diff
ference of opinion with the premier, NJ.
Brisson, about the Picquart affair. He
added hat he had not demanded the
prosecution of the papers which had
been attacking the Amy, because he
considered that the penalties provided
by the laws We're insufficient.
The moderate apers say hat yes
terday realized their hopes, and the
RADICAL and reVisiOnist organs express
belief in the existence of a military
plot. They urge a union of all repub-
leans as the only means of giving sta
bility to the future ministry.