The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-02-20

eral Outbreak-Loubet Fectiop
Worsted In Encounters on the
Sfreets-Nurnerous Arrests Made
-C1fy Quiet at Late Hour.
FAR1S, Feb. 19.-Police measures fo,.
lhe maintenance of order have been
taken on an extensive scale and the
city is more quiet. M. Loubet did not
quit his residence at the Luxembourg.
until o'clock this evening.
towards z o'clock demonstrations oc-
CURED in front of the residence of So
pastian Faure's anarchist paper. the
journal de Petit. on the Boulevard
Marie, for and against Loubet. Several
persons were injured.
The partisans of the newly elected
president were worsted and moved off
to the Cafe Brevet, where they were
again attacked and dispersed. Many
arrests were made
Similar encounters occurred at Q
o'clock at the office of Libre Parole.
Still later there were more serious
disorders at the Bazaar Delvide. On the
| Boulevard Montmartre, where several
women were injured and trampled
! Cafe des Panoramas. where blows were
| freely exchanged.
WINDOWS BROKEN.
AT IL o'clock an enthusiastic crowd
was demonstrating in favor of NJ. Zola
Towards midnight crowds broke win
dows of the Rothschilds' Offices and
another group wrecked the Office of the
Anti-Juif. Minor disturbances took
place In various parts of the city, but
! at midnight quietude had almost been
| restored.
In the course of the demonstrations
the Dreyfusards attempted to invade
the offices of the Petit Journal. Find
ing the doors barred they smashed the
windows
! At the Hall of the Thousand Columns
700 Bonapartists made protest against
| the election of M Loubet. Several per-
| sons who interrupted the proceedings
We're elected. When the meeting broke
up there were some slight disorders and
| several arrests were made.
| Altogether 100 arrests have been
| made in connection with today's dis
| turbance. There is every sign of a
| campaign against President Loubet.
| Perier to resign. Clearly La Patrie
Francaise will leave no stone unturned
| to achieve this object, it's chief ground
| of objection being that the president
is Dreyfusard.
Tomorrow M. Dupuy will ask the
chamber of deputies to vote s32 900 for
the obsequies of M. Faure This was
/ the amount voted for President Car
| nots funeral. President Loubet. fol-
| lowing the precedent set by President
Casimir- Perier, Will attend the obse-
| quies.
NJ. Loubet will preside at the first
cabinet council of the new administra-
| ton on Tuesday.
On the advice of medical attendants
the remains of M. Faure were placed
In the coffin this morning, in the pres
ence Of M. Dupuy. This afternoon
crowds filed past the bier Nine Faure
continues to receive kilograms of con-
dolence from all parts of the world
M Loubet is receiving a host of con-
gratulatory kilograms. The Temps re-
| joices in his election as the best pos
sible CHOICE
The Journal des Debats, which is
more guarded, will wait to see him
actually at work
The Liberte eXhorts him to remove
| the impression that he was elected in
the interest of Dreyfus
HONOR TO FAURE'S ASHES.
It is estimated that fully 10000 per-
sons viewed the body of NJ. Faure to-
day. The family Of the dead president
| spent some time by the body today,
farfO IN ho Of
ing the remains in the casket, which
| took place at noon. M. Dupuy stood at
| the foot of the casket. while the de-
ceased's military household marched
in and took UP a position behind the
premier. MN. Berg, Legat and Blondet
We're also present.
With tears in his eyes NJ. Berg cut
| a few locks of hair from NJ. Faure's
| head and kissed his left hand, an ex-
ample which was followed by NJ Legat
and M. Blondet.
| Four mutes then gently raised the
| body and placed it within the coffin,
which fitted in leaden SHE'LL the cover
of which was soldered down, leaving
! a glass s-covered aperture through which
| the face of the dead president is visible
| Upon the silver plate of the casket is
| a simple inscription which describes
| the deceased as president of the repub-
| lie and master of the Legion of Honor,
! and gives the date of his birth and
death
| After the ceremony of coffining the
remains was completed the casket was
replaced upon the catalfalque and the
| public was again admitted to view the
| remains.