The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-19

and Marcel HabeFt, and anid the Inquiry
hal showed the existence oE Z conspiracy
20 change the form u Sovefnment. 70
which the disorders Of last February. II
was added. were due. and which Nh. De
Roulede. Marcel Habert and some m<mners
OF the League Of Pzfy1oEa. -. 0uertn and
some members Of fhe Autt-0em1tsc Lesgve:
n. Duboc and some members ~ the Anti
Semitic Youth socsefy: NJ. Buffet, Code
frey and CheyslH. membeu Of the royaiist
party. v<re incuipated- All the societies
nnsutioned, since 1s1e. II WAS posnfed out,
had abandoned electoral action for revo-
lutionzry action. and the League Of Pat
riots openly pursaed the object Of over
throwing the constitutional government,
NM De Rouiede and Marcel Habert seek
irg TO attain their ends By the union Of
rioters ard troops In the streets The
Anft-6emific League. II was also ciatm-
ed, has tosned the insarrectsonal organtza-
ton. whereu4th are associated the nation
aiists. royaiists and Imper:alfssic League.
and the Anss-semific Youth has AZ mis-
sion the propaganda In the provinces Of the
revolutionary movement.
II. Duroc. II was further charged, n the
link between the AntI-semittc and Fairs-
o<ic league&
PaRiseulass 81 the CoasDsrasy.
The Indictment then gave few parfic-
uIars If the provincial organisation Re
5erring to the Royai:st League. II said IL
vas worthy Of attention because, though
the nea Of a monarchic restoration APP
pGAsed uncomfortable Il Dad played . pre-
ponderant role In the recent events, Its
leader being the Duke Of Orleans himself.
ana iss managers his accredited reprsseata-
tvcs. An the Leagues. II was asserted,
seek 10 cnanse the form Of government by
streef ristnss.
Lssters q The Dslke - Orleans.
A latter from the Duke Of Orleans 70 his
sepresentafive. ~. Buffet. written from
1sleresba1en, In lso& jnstructtne him to
commencs . roysiist organization. was
rad ana that other secret instructions. IN
which II WAS stipulated that the sum 70
Be spent was not 20 exceed 1oo.6oe francs.
The mention Of this figure evoked laugh
ter from the senator's and oshsrs pressnt
ssThsee hundred thousand francs would
be cheap" sas the remark heard from tho
pres gallery.
r. Fal;ieres tapped Tor silence. and -.
Bernard continued to review the rcyslha
agitation It the end az tas. showing that
u. Buffet. on Oetober ~ and October -,
tesegraphed In code 20 the Duke At Or
leans who was then In BojoviA. 70 como
10 the frontier October $. being the date
OF the anfi-0smitic ana royaiist disturb
ances on the Place De n Concovae. On
Decembsr n there was further disorder, =
mob marching on the cherche Midi prison.
crying s.yive ie DUO dOsieana" The %
ice stopped the mob. but -. CheviIly wired
to the Duke Of Orleans. Success this time:
1.eeo demonstrators: police stopped them.
but wal rccommence-"
This royaIsst outing. ~ II appears. arors-
ed the jealousy Of tho other parties. and
u Buffet wired to the Duke Of Orleans
that he feared the Bonapsftists were siso
contemplating action.
1eysIast MOI lssslts Lssbst.
The indictment proceeded with . -
capisulation Of the Roy aIist mancuvcrs.
and declared the Royafisss ted and paid
mob 10 Insult Presiden, I>oubes on the day
IL his election.
Letters sesxed ~ the residence OF ~.
Chevfily showed that the funds were boz
coming exhausted BY February. is5s. and
promises OF money. mostly from ladies.
were found In the corsesroneence.
DssssleAs's AsssnDt.
The eliminating event sf the Royaiiss
conspiracy vas reached February n. when
n DsrouIede made his notorious attempt
on the Place de n NstlSnsle 70 induce .
brigade 10 march on the Elysee palace.
Everything. Il seems, was prepared 20 car
ry out the Royaiist plan that day. bu, ~
Dereuiede's failure spoiled all and the Duke
Of Orleans. who was awaiting at Brussels
the signal 10 come TO Paris. received
telegram from NJ Buffet. spying: Useless
to come. Send you further news tomor-
row.
Farther Installations.
The Duke Of Orleans then wanted 10 90
further away and the fact that the Royal
izss wished 90 carry out their conspiracy. IL
possible. was shown In a telegram which
n. Buffet seat him. begzing him % remain.
"aa the government did not kEow what
to do with NJ p~rosIede" Continuing, the
Indictment then explained the conspiracy
was nee abandoned with the failure az Feb.
rusry =. but that the Vaccinations con
tiEued IN secret and public meetings were
continually he'd NM pefouiesse ard Mar
eel Hah.r: In Jalv q, 81 Cloud and in the
T-heater De Ia Repssbllaae. Paris. outlined
the pans stu existing for the overthrow
Of the parliamentary regime ~ mob up-
rising, aided hy several chiefs % the army
and srco.s on whom they esuIs count,
Indt~snseas Esek~s lssght~v.
The sndlctmsn; evoked frequent auiburs,s
Of dsrtsive laughter asI ifoaical comment
1t the expense u tho Hoyai.sts. especially
cH the reading - she various kilograms En-
csSrgea ard the failure II ihA plots At
the onnelassaoa re the rcasiIsx of sha in fie;-
use-t n Barnard an4 ia colleagues Ists 80
scene ard ". FsIlicFes ordered tas senator's
20 81 bxhfa4 ci5sea doors
TIE sscreiary. a. : ?. II. WAS sss.l deln-
GRATING. II vas thcn pn.tsrs;oas ne Mn.
ators hat agreef - grant .ta- app.ss afson
that the arisoners - represented EssfsYe
,he parliamentary inquiry ny coun>~s Tn,s
was a sosat TIE afsEossEs cersi3ere4 most
important 70 them