Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-05
BASTARD ATTACK
ON PRIEST OUBET
Comte Christiani Rushes at Him
Brandishing a Stick
ALL HAPPENED AT AuTEUlL
mirage wa. rrenrranued- Many OF
the Participants Nciong TO III"
pir.t Families Of Frnncc'

the Participants Nciong 20 III"
first Families Of Frnncc'
Paris. June t-Proaldcnt Iouhet' as-
eompanlcd by the premier 81 pupuy.
and tha chiof of the military house.
bold. Gen. SIC. nallloud. drove TO tho
Auteun races this nftcrnoon. closely
followed By Madame Louhct In a See
pnd andnu A. they drove along the
Avenue dcs champs r,lyaocs. the crowd
b,wcd respectfully. but ON arriving nj
hutruli they We're met by violent
demonstration. evidently organized and
directed against tho president There
was storm Of boots. yclls and cries
of "pnnamai - bias Loubct'' and
'yive rarmcci" a few shouts Of "Vivc
foubeti" were drowned by the ciamor.
A strong force Of police kept order and
arrested many OF the dlaturbcra. In
Guiding a man who tried 10 force his
way to the presidents carriage.
cLAMoR INCREASES.
During the second race tho clamor
Increased to violence and was plainly
directed by committee 81 the League
Of Patriots. collected. with their sup
raftura, both before and behind the
presidential stand. around which "a
formidable afray proceeded.
During the grand Hteoplfchnae many
blows were struck Hnd several police
we're Injured Ia their cndcayorn 10 pre-.
vent an invasion u the presidential
stand
Al tho crisis of the excitement while
shouts OF "Nivo rarmrri" and "Nivo de-
ltoulcdc'" weru heard on all aidcf
rnmto ChHatiani rushed toward the
president. hrundlahluE 70 stick. and %.
rUctcd "a blow against him. striking MS
hat. The crowd rushed upon Christi
AMI, who only escaped severe handling
By being taken under police protection.
LoUBET Is UNMovED.
President Loubct remained all tho
while quite unmovcd. talking to the
premier. while the officers uf bis milf
tnry household were defending him
against violence. Finally, after thirty
arrests had been made, the protect ~
police ordered the Republican guards
10 surround the presidential stand.
The principal leaders ~ tho dcmon-
ntrntion were ". Joseph Larica. anti
Semitic ana Nationalist. deputy for
Gcrs. and ~. Fcrmin Faurc. anti.
somlte ana Nationalist. deputy for
ouu, Algeria,
POLICE INSPECTOR HURT.
Police inspector udilicrc had his head
seriously wounded IN tho melee, ana
President Loubct has since decorated
him with the truaH N the Lesion N
Honor IN recognition OF his devotion O.
duty.
on returning 10 the Eiysco palace.
N i.oubct received many uympathlzing
callers.
II seems certain that the domons,ra-
ton was organized by the JounrHHD
i,oyullato the League de- pntrlotcu aud
the nnti-HrmitcH. the rnllylnr signal
being camntlon In the huttonholr.
comtc chriHtinni H. "a member ct the
NtrrplrrhnHn society "a very select
body, and hiH conduct caused the great.
ct indignation.
GOVERNMENT WILL ACT.
a special meeting of the council was
summoned al Q o'clock this evening 10
consider tho situation, and important
muAfufrn were concerted 90 be ruh=
mlitrd Co tho president ut another ruun-
ell tomorrow fur the preservation %
order, The member who were In neH-
sion until n o'clock. maintain strict
reserve aH 20 the nature " the meas.
urrs. but n Hrmi.oinclni note has been
Issued. which says. HThe government
viii act with tho greatest rucfgy aud
VIII impose RESPECT f0r the president
md Tor the state"
ARRESTS TO he MADE,
II n reported that q number OF fresh
INK
The events OF the day win tend 90 an
Important discussion IN the Chamber uf
Deputies. where the government VIII
domnnd n vote ~ c0nfdonce, There On
some fear ~ n renewal OF the disturb
uncc, although the police prvrnut IuH
are % tho most thorough character so
q late hour this evening more or l.Hs
excitement IL observable on the boulo-
wards.
Widest EXCITEMENT.
Further ucoounts show that the
whole ractcnutHu, particularly the IN
closure, witnessed scenes ~ the widest
excitement
comteaae Bonl de castellanc. who
was MlaH Anna Gould of New York.
placed herself az the head uf the
Jeunesfc Royniiste and marched up
nnd down the lawn shouting, "Viye
lurmoe'" tumt0 Hnnl dc taftclluue
soon liberated.
comte de- Dion, when arrested. resist
- NNNlA ANNHNN WIN llNN NNNANf NifNNNNNNN
y ON n pnliccman's head ana causing
the ieWelcd top 10 ny on, striking "a
journalist. Ito was detained In GUS
toby
Altogether about ieo arrests were
made, one being that of NJ. Dnnsotto.
deputy mayor u Armontleros,
a GREAT TuMuLT
Demonstrations aud counter-domon-
STATIONS continued until ~ I.ouhet
left the racecourar az 1870 -, M, the ar.
rival Of his carriage being the signal
for an indeaoribahlo tumult. The
mounted guards with difficulty opened
a passage through the crowd, the
president being pursued 10 the last
with boots ANA yells. Even eggs werl
thrown.
Il was noteworthy, however. that the
people generally checred him loudly
the cheers increasing nH he drove to-
ward the 2lyHec which he reached
thIcly nt $50 D, m, DURING the demon
STATIONS a number Of hats labeled
'RcHignntion" We're picked up,
Somte chrlatlnni was thrown down,
uampled upon ana severely bruised In
the melee. lie Is q grandson Of a gem
efal who was well known during the
empire,
THE DE fouLEDlsTs.
II goems that n was Intended TO give |
the Mnrrhand mission % big ovation, |
Tho government got Wind NJ the aifair |
ana kept Maruhund out Of the way. |