Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-06-05
RIOTING IN CHAMBER
Soldiers Expel M. de Largentaye
From the Hall.
PRESIDENT LOUBEF DENOUNCED
Cabinet Decides to Remove M.
Lombart and M. Tardif.
Observation-Disclosures TRIAL

PARIS. June 5-There was violent scenes
in the chamber of deputies this afternoon,
owing TO royalist denunciations of Prest-
dent Loubet. and the soldiers on duty had
10 expel the chief anti-Loubet speaker, NJ.
Largentaye.
The chamber of deputies met at o'clock
this afternoon. The public galleries were
crowded with fashionable people, including
many ladies in pretty toilettes, who used
their fans vigorously on account of the
heat.
The galleries Of the senators and diplo-
mats were also full
There was a large and early attendance
of deputies. who animatedly discussed the
incidents of yesterday. Premier Dupuy and
the minister of justice, NJ. Lebret, sat on
the ministerial bench
NJ LalCge. who moved the Interpolation.
rose at 2:25 pm, and said the hour of ac-
tion had struck. Cheers from the leftists
and murmurs from the rightists, and a
babel of cries. in which Nm. Cassagnac and
Lasies, anti-Semite, participated)-
NJ LaIoge asked the premier if he had
been warned beforehand of yesterdays
demonstration He then eulogized Presi-
dent Loubet. who, he said, undertook tine
plause).
NJ. RiOus De Largentaye. conservative,
representing the second division of Oman,
Cotes-Du-NOrd. shouted:
.'IOubet is not honest; he is a Panama
ist"
These statements called forth violent pro-
tests and shouts of order but NJ. De
Lareentaye persisted. in spite Of the uproar
and hooting in declaring honest men were
arrested yesterday. This was followed with
shouts Of Down with Loubet," and a
scene of wild excitement ensued. The left
lists SHOUTED at the top of their voices:
''Censure, with temporary exclusion
President DeschaneI ordered NJ. De Lar
gentaye To Withdraw. but the latter refused
and the session was suspended, the depu-
ties being requested to withdraw in order
that VI. De Largentaye be expelled.
Meeting of Ministers.
The ministers met this morning. Presi-
dent Loubet in the chair. and decided TO
remove the advocate general. NJ. Lombart,
and the minister of justice NJ Lebret, was
directed to begin proceedings against NJ.
Tardif president of the assizes court be-
fore the council of nagistry, for the way
in which they conducted the case against
NM Deroulede and Marcel Habert, who
were acquitted Wednesday last of the
charge of melting soldiers to insubordina-
ton at the time of the election of Presi-
dent Loubet.
The cabinet I'D not arrive at any dect-
sion respecting Generals de Boiedeffre and
Cionse. pending the result of the inquiry
regarding du Patty de Clam.
The papers this morning praise the calm
ness of President Loubet throughout the
demonstration against him yesterday. Re
ply..e TO the stewards of the Auteil races.
th$sfresident remarked: You are in no
wa3 responsible. and to prove that L have
no anger with you. If there were races
tomorrow l would attend them. 1 in
vited to witness the Grand Prix on Sunday
next, and you may be sure l will be pres
ent."
viii stand by His Guns.
On his return to the Elysee. NJ Loubet
said TO those who accompanied him:
''Au of my family opposed my becoming
president and l had no desire to remain
at the EIysee, but now that it is danger
to be the chief of state, my duty is
clear, and I will let my enemies. if 1 have
any. be convinced that l shall accomplish
my mission TO the end"
of the 100 persons arrested in connection
with the demonstration 43 are still held in
custody.
The government Will accept an immediate
discussion Of the Interpolation of NJ
LalOge, independent socialist. representing
one of the Saint Denis districts of the
Seine on the subject of the incidents which
occurred yesterday the Auteuu race
course.
Lieutenant Guelard has been arrested
and charged not only with uttering sedi-
tious 0ies, but with asSaulting NJ Touny
chief Of the municipal police
NJ. Emile Zola arrived in Paris from Lon
don yesteday evening. but refused 10 see
anybody but his intimate friends. There
IS no excitement IN the street where he
resides. the Rue de Bruxels. but policemen
have been stationed near his residence
great number Of people called at the
Elysee Palace and signed the visitors
book
There was a continuous procession of
senators. deputies, diplomats. officers and
high fuuctiOnaries.