New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-20
RIOTING QrELLED By POLICE
FIGHTS on THE RDs-PRECAUTIoNs
AGAINST UPRISINGS.

AGAINST lIRlSlNbo'
par,s Fob 10-police measures for the main
tenanco Of order have been taken on an extern
sive scale and the city is quiet. NJ. Louhet
did not leave nome at the Luxembourg uptil
o clock this evening.
About o'clock demonstrations occurred III
front OF the office Of Sebastian Faure's Anarch's'
paper. the Journal du Peuple.' on the bou'e
ward Montmartre. for and against Lou"e'
There was a collision between the riVai Iac'''''
and several persons were injured. The partsanS
Of the newly elected President were wors'e' ~
the conflict and moved to the care preo"''
where they were again attacked ana d'sP'
~, their onnonents. Many arrests were MADE
Similar encounters occurred apou'
~ the offices OF TIE "Libre Parole and more
ro-,o,,s a,sorders later at the Brasserie Make
vile. on the Boulevard Montmartre where Se'
oro, women wore trampled on and injured.
egbt took place at the Cafe des faho-
rn,os v,hore blows we're freely exchanged. In
both cases the police intervened enerse'''" ~
arrcsting many. ,t
At Il O'Clock an enormous cro"u "
demonstrations in favor OF NJ Iola.
-rouard midnight crowds broke the windows VI
,ho potbscbiId offices in the Rue Lantte' anu
o,o.hor oroun wrecked the offices OF the ANU
Juf" A.. r,ro,,
In the course Of the demonstrations the ORGY
fusards attempted to invade the OFFICES u w
petit Journal" Finding the uoo's
ooo,rst tben, they smashed the windows
A, rho Hall Of a Thousand Columns seNe"
hundred Rorapartists met % protest aCalhs' t''e
election Of NJ Loubet. Speeches were "i''" ~
Raron Legoux. NJ Lasies and Cuneo VI ""',
Several persons who interrupted 'he
,rgs were elected When the meeting orohe up
,bere we're some slight disorders ana seNeia'
arrests made.
Minor disturbances took place III Nai'o"9 f
~ the city. but the crowds gradually u'Sp''S
and AT midnight quiet had been almost 'es.o'
Tomorrow NJ. Dupuy. the Premier VIII "sN
rho Chamber of Deputies to vote to't'' i'i ~,
funeral Of NJ Faure This was the anoU''.
voted for President Carnots funeral ~,
roubet following the precedent set Dy
don't Casinir- Perier. will attend the 'e'
NJ Ioubet will preside at the hrS'
Council Of the new administration on iuN'
rho president IS receiving host OF congra'u
latorv telegrams. The Temps reJoioeS ~ ''0
election as the best possible cnolcs'
.,.,,r,oi des Debats." which is more guarded
,,,u wait 10 see him actually at work.
"r ihertA" exhorts him 70 remove the IMPRESSION
,ho, bo was elected in the interests OF Ore! iuS
nI+ocoth.r 100 arrests have been made IN
oonroc,ion with to-day's disturbances.
There IS every sign OF campaign asa'"''
president Ioubet similar TO that whch u'o,e
" Casimir-PerIer 20 resign. Clearly La ra'''e
rrancoise will leaye no stone unturheu u
achieve this object. its chief ground oi oOJe.
tion being that the President is pfeytuSa'u u.
Tho street demonstrations which have occu''en
h,vo not been spontaneous. but were eVideh.N
orgonized and so far they have been easily
suppressed ,,. ,.tu az,
II is affirmed that the Dupuy Cabinet VIII "0'
ororcaticaIIv TO maintain public order.
THO kavnote Of NJ. Louhet's policy may prooa-
1,. no found in the following conversation WIN
NJ Roureeo,s leader Of the Moderate Radicals
nbo conoe 70 offer to the new president tiie
eun,ort Of his party. Before accepting II NJ
I.oubet said: . tho
"you are doubtless aware that one OF 'ir
crst oroctnents OF any Ministry OF mine win
10 stringent law to stem the current OF Insult
,rtarv and defamation, which now oelou,S
rrance I fear that perhaps Legislation Oh '"'s
LIND will scarcely tally with the radical 'u4a'
NJ Rourgeois's answer was a cheertul acqu''S