Omaha daily bee., 1899-06-06
PARIS IS IN A FERMENT
Royalist Deputies Create Scene in the
Chamber of Deputies.
SOLDIERS ExpEL THE CHIEF DISTURBED
Cabinet Has Reached No Decision MS
to what IL VIII DO with Generals
de BoisdefYre and Gonsc-
ZoIa in Paris.

morning, President Loubet in the chair, and
decided to remove the advocate general, NJ.
Lombart, and the minister of justice, VI.
Lebret, was directed to begin proceedings
against NJ. Tardff, president of the assizes
court, before the council of magistracy, for
the way in which they conducted the case
against Mn. Deroulede and Marcel Habert,
who were acquitted Wednesday last Of the
charge Of melting soldiers to insubordina-
tion at the time of the election of President
Loubet.
The cabinet did not arrive at any decision
respecting Generals de Rc!sdeffre and Gonse,
pending the result of the enquiry regarding
Du Patty de Clam.
Lieutenant Guolard has been arrested and
charged not only of making seditious cries,
but with assaulting NJ. Louny, chief of the
municipal police.
NJ Emile Zola arrived in Paris from Lon
don yesterday evening, but refused to see
anybody excepting his intimate friends.
There is no excitement in the street where
he resides, the Rue de Bruesseles but
policemen have been stationed near his resi-
dence.
The minister of war. NJ Krantz, has
ordered proceedings to be taken against
Esterhazy for obtaining and using docu-
ments connected with the so-caled Secret
dossier, and the minister has also issued
instructions that proceedings be taken
against General Pellieux for the manner in
which he conducted the Esterhazy case.
The minister of justice, NJ Lobret, has
written to the president of the Chamber of
Deputies, M. Deschanel, calling his atten-
tion to the reference in the decision of the
court of cessation to General Mercier's show
ing documents connected with the Dreyfus
court martial, in order that the Chamber
ma ytrha
ceeded against for an unlawful act commit
ted while he was minister of war
great number of people called at the
Elysee palace and signed the visitors book.
The prefect of police, NJ. Blanc, has or
dered the closure of the Automobile Club
de France, of which the Comte de Dion
who was one of the ringleaders at Auteill
| yesterday, is president. police commits
sary thereupon proceeded TO the clubs
premises on the Place de la Concorde and
cleared the place out, after which he fixed
seals to the door.
Vigorous measures have been taken to
suppress demonstrations. Mounted detach-
ments of republican guards have been sta
toned about the Place de la Concorde, in
the Rue de lElysee and in the Rue des
| Tuilleries.
The ministers have decided to transfer
| General Roget, who commanded the troops
which NJ. Deroulede attempted to lead to the
Elysee palace at the time of the election Of
President Loubet, from Paris to Orleans
| Crowds in Chamber of Deputies.
The Chamber of Deputies met at o'clock
this afternoon. The public galleries were
crowded with fashionable people, including
many women in pretty toilets, who used
their fans vigorously on account of the
heat. The galleries of the senator's and
diplomats were also full. There was a
large and early attendance of deputies who
animatedly discussed the incidents of yes
terday Premier Dupuy and the minister OF
Justice, M. Lebret, sat on the ministerial
bench
NJ. Laloge, who moved the Interpolation,
| rose at 2:25 p. m. and said the hour OF ac-
tion had struck. CHEERS from the leftists
and murmurs from the rightists and be-
bel of cries in which NM. Cassagnaic and
Lacez anti-semite, participated. NJ Laloge
asked the premier If he had been warned
beforehand of yesterdays demonstration.
He then eulogized President Loubet, who,
he said undertook the presidency in time
of stress. Cloud applause)
Scene of wild Excitement.
NJ Rious de Lagentaye, conservative, rep
resenting the Second division of Dinan,
Cotes du Nord, shouted: "Loubet is not
honest; he is a Panamaist."
This statement called forth violent pro-
tests and shouts of "Order," but NJ. de
L,agentaye persisted in spite of the uproar in
declaring honest men were arrested yester-
day. This was followed by shouts of Down
with Loubet." and scene of wild excite
ment ensued. The leftists shouted at the
top of their voices: "Censure with tenn
porary exclusion"
President Deschanel ordered NJ. de Lagen-
taye to withdraw, but the latter refused and
the session was suspended, the deputies be-
ing requested to withdraw in order that M.
de Lagentaye be expelled.
| The commanding officer on duty at the
| Palais Bourbon then entered the Chamber
| of Deputies with a squad of soldiers and re-
ouested NJ de Langentaye to withdraw. The
| latter waited until many of his colleagues
had left the house and then rose and walked
out. escorted by the soldiers
There was cheering and counter cheering
when NJ. de Langentaye appeared in the
corridor. The sitting was then resumed.
| NJ Laloge asked what measures the govern
ment intended to take in the future, and the
premier replied that after yesterdays incl
dents his first step was to address respect
full greeting to the nations elect and to the
"tirm citizen who was and who remains the
guaranty of republican communion"
(Cheers)
Continuing, the premier said that yester-
day, at Auteuil 1.-The advance guard of the
reactionary party protested against him and
called for his resignation" and proceeded
to enlarge upon the coarseness of such a
demonstration against an invited guest"
(Cheers,)
The premier then said THE representa-
tives OF elegance and good taste have given
us an idea OF what France may expect from
their idleuess and Incidence. We know Sc
cret meetings had taken place and that prep
arations were made for demonstrations. We
took measures for the presidents protec-
ton in driving to and from the race course
and nothing occurred on the way"
Here a royalst deputy cried: "You hid
him."
NJ. Dupuy retorted: mo. but your friends
hid behind the women"
Protests from the rightists followed ant
NJ. Lasios, anti-Semite. cried: "Loube
and Decasse (the minister of foreign af.
fars) hid behind policemen"
Assumes the Responsibility.
This statement was followed by an up,
l roar lasting several minutes When com
I parative quiet had been restored NJ. Dupuy
r said: I'VE stationed police at the pad
dock with orders to intervene Immediately
I in case of a demonstration and they did so