The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-06
ASCENE OF TUMULT
The French Deputies We're Much
Wrought Up.
NJ. DUPUY HAD BEEN WARNED.
Attributes the Disorder al Auteil to
the RoyalistS.
GOVERNMENT WILL CLOSE THE CLUBS
Which Are Composed OF Those Who Would
Overthrow Republic.
VERY BOLD WORDS USED BY CAVAlGNAC
Proclaimed that the Country Was
Sick of the Republic aud Only
Awaited the Lender.
Which Are Composed Of Those Who Would
Overthrow Republic.
VERY BOLD WORDS USED BY CAyAlGNA(
Proclaimed that the Country was
Sick of the Republic and Only
Awaited the Lender.

Paris. June 5-The chamber OF deputies
met at O'Clock this afternoon The pub
lie galleries were crowded with fashion
able people including many ladies in pref
ty gowns, who used their fans vigorously
on account of the heat. The galleries OF
the senators and dplomatists were also
full. There was a large and early at
tendance of deputies who animatedly dis
cussed the incidents of Yesterday. Pre-
mier Dupuy and the minister of justice,
NJ Lobret sat on the ministerial bench. |
NJ dialogue, who moved the interpella-
ton, rose at 225 p. M and said the hour
Of action had struck. CHEERS from Left
lists and murmurs from Rgbtists and a
babel OF cries. in which Messrs. Cassaig-
nae and LASER anti-semtes. participatod).
NJ dialogue asked the premier II he
had been warned before hand of yester
DAYS demonstration. lie then eulogzed
President Loubet, who, he said, undertook
the presidency in time of stress cloud APP
plausel.
Nj. Rerour de Largentayo conservative,
representing the second division Of Dynan
Cotes- Nord, shouted. "Loubet is not
4 honest; he is a Panamist"
This statement called forth violent pro
tests and shouts of order" but NJ DO
Largentayo persisted in spite OF the up
! road in declaring honest men were ar
rested YESTERDAY This was followed WITH
shouts Of Down With Loubet' and
! scene Of wild excitement ensued The LETT
( lists shouted at the ton Of their voices;
/ "Censure with temporary exclusion"
President Deschane ordered VI De
! L5rgentayo 10 withdraw, but the latter
refused and the session was suspended. The
/ deputies being requested to withdraw liz
order that Nj pelaTgentayn be expelled,
I The commanding officer on duty nj the
I Palas Bourbon then entered the chambe,
Of deputies with squad OF soldiers ana
/ requested NJ DeLargentaya to withdraw
The latter waited until many Of his col
leagues mad left the house and then rose
and walked ont, escorted by the soldiers
| There was cheering and counter cheering
when NJ. DeLargentayo appeared In the
/ corridor. The sitting was then resumed
NJ. LaLogue asked what measures the
government Intended to take in the fu-
ture and the premier replied that after
Yesterday S incidents his first step was to
| address q respectful greeting to the ma
tons elect and Ia the firm citizen VINO
was and who remains the guaranty Of re-
publican communion (Cheersl Contiuu-
ing the premier said that Yesterday at
Auteil the advance guard of the reac-
tionary party protested against him and
called for his resignation, and proceeded
to enlarge upon the coarseness Of suen
demonstration against an Invited
guest" (Cheersl.
The premier then said The representa-
tives Of elegance and good taste have
given US an idea OF what France may ex-
pect from their ldleness and Incidence
We know secret meetings have taken place
and that preparations were made fol
demonstrations We took measures fur
the presidents protection in driving IA
ana from the race course. and nothing nc
Cured on the way"
Here a royalist deputy cried You hid
] him.
NJ. Dupuy retorted No but YOU,
= friends hid behind the women"
, Protests from the rightists followed and
VI LASER, anti-Semite. cried "Loubet and
Delcasse Ghe minister OF foreign affairs)
hid behind policemen.
This statement was followed by an M.
roar lasting several minutes,
When comparative quiet had been re-
stored, NJ Dupuy said We stationed 90.
lice at the paddock, with orders to inter.
vene Immediately in case of a demonstra.
ton, and they did so, though they met
with much opposition and protest | as
sumo all responsibility
You have the evil eye, cried NJ LASER
a remark which caused laughter
VI Dupuy continued All the police did
their duty. and an individual threw him
self on the president of the republic. VIII,
z remained calm The proceedings at Autie
were all the more disgusting because the,
occurred in the presence OF foreign repre-
sentatives. The persons who have beef
arrested will be examined by a magistrate
who will decide whether there was con
sriracy We are satisfied the accused ar
, members OF clubs which the government
has decided 10 close, Yesterdays demon
strators pretend to represent France an
the army but the public Is against them
We are supporters Of the republic and re
publioans, who do not mix with those VIII
have only borrowed her name in order t