New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-01

tionary fury for a WeeF. but there Was p, fight.
ing In tho streets - Paris nor even n. fainte.,
Interest shown in the crisis by thu y.oplo a
large This was the most critical conflict h.tae.u
the two houses Of the French l."gisIa'ur, that
has taken place and upon this occasion II.
Senate was victorious the credit of ths .icto-y
being chiefly due TO ". F:anch ChauK,au
Senator Louis Charles Edmond prvell- uho
should not be confounded with his younger
brother. NJ. Jules rcyelle. Deputy and Minister
in the Cabinets Of NJ De Fr.ycinet ard N
Goblet. was born AT Barbecue on Apri
1881. NJ. Edmond Devcllc WAS admitted h. TN
bar Of his native town. and as lawyer prae-
tised law there until 49,? when he became a
Deputy. He was elected Senator in lss5 lie
is a modest. retiring man. and very seldom
takes part in debates. H' has ben memts1
of several parliamentary committees or agrk
culture and finance.
Senator Louis AuguSte cordelot vas born u
the little village Of Parignt-l 'Evtquc. in the
Department Of the Sarthe on January u. tSh
He is an "avouf," and as solicitor is mornhs
OF the bar of L. Mans. He h'canc a Senator
in 1Ss2 and served as member ~ the Commit.
tee Of Investigation 81 the High Court ~ Justice
during the Boulanger trial NJ cordcid Is
hard working man who takes HE seriously
He personifies the type Of French magistrate
as described by BaZac. He is pale and thin
and always wears a tightly buttou"d hack
broadcloth double breasted coat. His narrow
short-cropped whit" whiskers are o. hs mode.
known in Partisan slang as the "rahh.t's paw
H. is the founder 81 the Republican party n
the Department Mt Of the Sarthc. and is always
eagerly listened t. IN the Senate, Tor II Is known
that he never speaks unless b. has = ln'thin:
important t. say.
Senator Francois Alexis Alcidr Dus',iier was
born September -. 1885,. at Nontron in the lie
partment of the Dordogne. he stud.oG law q,
Paris. but soon branched OF into journalism
and became contributor to the "tigar" LII
ttraire" and Main jaime" He has also pub
lishcd several political pamphlets and Irm
At the 'all Of the Empire he became Gamb"tus
private secretary In 1881 he was elected
Deputy He was chosen Senator from his natl"
Department in 1891. lie is presid' nj Of tn
Senatorial group or republican union. NJ Jus"
ier is "A man of the world, bright and WHY H
has warm personal friends even among BIS
political opponents.
Senator Theodore Jules Joseph caZot - he
Senator and one Of the pillars of tn. Third Re
public He was born at Alais in tn" DepaN
mcnt Of the Gard on February H. ISL m
came 10 Paris when a boy and in du" 'ours toos
his degree Of doctor OF law at th' "a UT!
Paris He was professor OF Law 1t tho facuu
at the time of thr Revolution Of 1878. IN whes
h.. took an active part He was arrested ny
his republican sentiments at the time ~ sh
cour d'ftat Of Decemhcr > 1851. He Was rub
L.. fil
prc Vas professor o: law at the F., ults Of
Paris He was an influential member ~ I"
opposition at The Corps Ldgislatif. and al tn
fan Of the Empire. after September !. $40, l."
a leading part in The Government Jnd'r CAD
hctta H. was Minister Of Justice in the mfo
istrics Of Froycin.t Gambetta and rcrr, ~
was president Of the Court Of Cessation IN I'M
but in the most honorable manner rsgne
when the failure Of thu Soci6t6 d'Alais a. Ehone
of which ho was a director was ANNOUNCED.
cazot has been a life senator since lS1' Hes
also the senior gu, stor Of tn. Senate,
Senator Louis Marie Hippol,tc Mor'll,i is a.
advocate ard member Of the Paris har. lie Ia
also been a magistrate. he became = nsi1r Z
l>SJ He is An authority on al. juiic,a. GUS
tons. and in 1889 was member % th' in',so
eating Committee Of the High Court - justice
Quite recently ne was reporter Of the oiH I'd
bodying the law Of espionage. II" - fm@
man of great intellectual activity ana Isrs'"
ance.
Senator Louis Charles TilIayc Ma isfn T.
Vimoutier in the Department OF tn" 0r~,
Nav 81 1St7. He studied law at CA'n. An
was admitted to the bar in i&S. bUrhg ID
war he fought sergeant major in baita'a
Of Mobiles He afterward RESUMED his !"
practicc and became Senator in 1873, H' ~
ready and versatile speaker. lie Ma A'ns"
of Public Works in the Cabinet ~ ~ htn
I,risson. but, being strongly opposed II rru'
OF Dreyfus ne resigned together Win Gene"
ZurIinden Minister OF War n hen NJ. Brss"