The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-20
SOME R|OIIHG IN PARIS.
CROWDS BREAK TKEE WINDOWS OF
ROTH~euILDs' OFFICES.
The Government Making siren Mons
Efforts 10 Preserve Orde<-Dne
Hundred Arrests Following she
demo nstrHr4ans MADE i1aass

PARIS. Feb. 3s.-police measures for
tae maintenance IS order nave e1@REi Ia
KIN "a an extensive scz4e. ard Ire city
Is .s4sst n Ioaoat di1 na[ quit zss resi-
eerce az tae luxembourg CDt1! . oS410@
LH5@ evening.
Toward O'Clock demonstrations &C.
cUTre4 ia front ~ tGe 0t11ch q. sebastian.
I'a@ra's anarchist raeoE, t1e Journal da
E'@4pfe. on rEs Boulevard a1&t1l1--ELIe, <oE
Gn8 against A.82aer
I~s=z. s94s a calsis4oa .3atween the rival
factions a1d seYeEat persons we're 81
jared the parl3s@ ~ * tae a4Yvay elected
president were worsteQ 4ud moved OF L
lse Gaze ETe 1suT. Ssere taey We &Ea4f>
ATTACHED AND dispersed - the1r oppoA-
ents. Many arr~agS were made.
Similar encounters occurred 81 about
o'clock " tae Offices 81 tae L3@Ee Parole
in tAe COURSE ot rae tons the
IJFeyluaaTs1s attempted - invade The Of
Aoez 81 tae Petite JJt2g&4h Finding tie
doors barred against t2e@a they smashed
Ehs windows.
A. the raj Of the Thousand Columns.
"a BoaapayglSts met 70 profess against
slle election II A. Is5uoet, Speeches were
made ~ Baron Ise tso1x. II. I.as-es and
II. Cunao q orIano. Several persons wao
interrupted the proceedings were elected.
~ en tAe meeting proite. up thare wsrs
sons slight disorders and several arrests
were made.
TN TIE 4-1ylca 81 medical attendants the
remains o( II. b&Gre were p.a2ed Ii yae
ceifin th.s morning IL the presence ot ii.
La1pay. IAls afternoon crowds FLED past
the Der.
Alne, F44re continues to receive tele-
grams OF confidence from rue4s in al
parss Ct the world.
al ioUbgt IS receiving Is host Of con-
sfatulatory kilograms. The TEMPS rejolcss
III lis election as "GAe best possible
caolee." The Journal des Debats. which
. - more guarded, viii H-a4t To see him az
tua{ly al work
Iaa IAoerta exherts him 40 relieve The
| impression taat he was elected IN the n
terests OF Dreylas
More serious disorders occurred at the
Brasser3o Ma&eEille. on the Boulevard
Moatmartre, where several women wu1e
trampiGd upon and injured.
i fracas also took place al the Cafe
DeS fanoromas. whore blood was freely
/ exchanged. In Dota cases the police IN
tefFened energet0st.iy, arro=ting many
men.
| Al Il o'clock AN enormous crowd was
demonstrating IN favor OF 81. Zula- To-
ward midnight crowds broke the win
aQHa Uf the EolhsChil4s' Offices in the Rue
La sltte, ara another gruup wrecked the
Offices Of tae Autl-Jtalf.
Minor disturbances took place in vari-
ous parts Of Inc city. bat the crowds grad
ually dispersed. ana 81 midnight QQieJuda
had been almost restored
Tomorrow Premier Dupuy VIII ask the
CHAMBER Of deputies to vote EG 40 Tor The
o9sequ{es u 81. Faure, fais WAS the
amount voted 1or President CARROTS ta-
neral. President Loubet following the
precedent set oy President Caalmlr- Per
Ter, viii attend the ohsequies.
Nj. Loabet VIII preside AZ the first cahi-
net council cf the new administration on
/ Tuesday. IT is estimated That zYtssi pcr-
saus viewed III 4aurSs body on Satur-
Altogether. laa arrests have been n,aaa
In connection With today's disturbances.
th@te s. every sign ~ campaign
against President f.ouhef similar 10 that
Clearly La Tatria Franchise vim leave
80 stone GntGrned t. achieve this object
| iis chief ground Of objection being that
lie president Is a Dreyfusard. The street
| Demonstrations which have occurred have
! rot been spontaneous, bar were evident
~ e "a. .t, amt 50 far they have boen
IL is affirmed that the Dupuv catjDat
| VII act eileFsa ucaliy 10 maintain public
Tho KEYNOTE Of VI. Ioubet's policy may
probably Ne found iu the following con
| VerSttion Win n. Bourgeoise leader Of the
moderate radicals who caYna 10 orTar
% the new president the support Of his
party. BEFORE accepting H. NJ I.ouler
>932. 81 are doubtless aware that one
~ the urst enaCtm@nts of anv ministry
/ u mine "Il ae stringent law h. stesn
| the current u Insult. infamy ana defana-
that perhaps legislation Of this Ielo9 vii
srarc@fF fAify With the radical IDEAS
y hoVtE*o.se's answer was Il cheerful
an1UfeENauce.
derr t'rieschauer. the correspondent ~
| from ta@ country
The family 81 the dead president snant
some t3no ia tha presence ug the hn3f -
akN. Nftnr - ths touching carerfgcess,r 80
tiaEfhg te9 remains in the coffin which