The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-09-19

their places on the right Of the presi-
dent
The first was NJ Bernard the procur-
ator general, who was handsome figure
in his scarlet r1be trimmed with "a
broad strip Of ermire. The two substi-
tutes with him wore scarlet gowns trim
mod with black and having no ermine
Mr. Bernard Immediately began TO read
the Indictment I'M monotous voice
The indictment commenced by reoiting
the facts Of the arrest Of Mime Der
Guide and Marcel-Habert and said the
inquiry had shown the existence Of a
conspiracy 10 change the form OF gov
erument. 10 which the disorders Of lasl
February were due and in which Mime
Doroulde. Marcei-tTabert and some mem
bers OF the League Of Patriots NJ Guer-
I'm and some members uf the society Of
anu-semitic youth. NJ Buffet. Godefrey
and Cheviliy and members of the roy
olist party were inculpated. An the socle-
ties mentioned. since 1898 Il was point
ed out had abandoned electoral action
for revolutionary action and the league
of Patriots openly pursued the object Of
overthrowing tho constitutional govern
ment. The arti-semltic league. 50 was also
claimed has Joined the insurreotional
organization, wherw1th are associated
the Nationalis.s, Royalls.s and Imper-
ialists league and the anu-semitic
youth has a mission the propaganda IN
the provinces OF the Revolutionary move
ment
NJ. Dubuc. it was further charged. is
the link between the anuSemite and Pa
triotic leagues.
DUKE OF ORLEANS LETTER.
The ind ctment then gave a few parti-
| culars of the provincial organization Re
ferring to the royallst league it said il
was worthy Of attention because, though
the idea OF a monarch.c res oration ap-
peared inconcelvable. st had played a
preponderant role in the recent events
It's leader being the Duke OF Orleans him
self and SIS managers his accredited rep
reesntatlves. All the legaues IT was as
serted seek to change the form Of gov
eminent by street risings.
letter from the Duke of Orleans to
his representative NJ Buffet written from
Marenbad In July 1895. instructing him
10 commence a royahst organization was
read and then other secret instructions,
in which it was stipulated that the sum
TO be spent was not to exceed 100000
francs. The mention of this figure evoked
louhgter from The senator's and ot,rs
! there present
"rhree hundred th5ueand francs woul
he cheap was remark heard from the
press gallery.
NJ Fallleros tapped for silence and NJ.
Bernard continued TO review the royal
ist agitation at the end OF 1895. showing
that NJ. Buffet. October q and October
25 telegraphed In code 30 the Duke of
! Orleans who was then in Bohemia 10
come TO the frontier Ocicar 5. being
the date Of the ant-Semltc and royal,st
disturbance ON the Place De La Concors.
| on December - there was furthe. d.sor-
der mob marching on the Cherche
| Midi prison crying "Vive de uc dor
leans" The police stopped the mob but
N. Chevilly wired TO the Duke OF Or
leans: Success destme; 1000 demonstra-
tors; police stopped them. but win re-
commence"
This royalist outing appears. aroused
the Jealousy OF the other powers and NJ
Buffet wired to the Duke of Orleans that
he feared the Bonapartists were also
contemplating sediuon.
The Indictment continued with "a recap
itulation Of the royallst manoueyers. and
declared the royalsts led and paid a
mob 20 insult President L0ubct on ne
Jday OF his election.
MONEY FROM LADIES.
Letters seized at the residence OF NJ
Chevilly, showed that the funds were be-
coming exhausted by February. 1899 AMI
promises OF money, mostly from ladies'
We're found.
The culmatory event OF she royallst
conspiracy was reached February @
when NJ Deroulde made his notorious at
tempt on the Place De la Nation to in.
lduce brigand OF infantry 20 march on
the Elysee palace. Everything h seems
was prepared to carry out the royalst
plan, that day. but NJ. Deroudes fafur,
spoiled ali and the Duke Of Orlcans. whc
was awaiting al Brussels. che signal Il
come TO Paris. received Instead "a tele
gram nom Buffet saying Useless Il
come. Send you further news tomorrow
The Duke Of Orleans then wanted to 80
farther away, and the fact NAT tie roy,
alists wished TO carry out their conspir
acy, II possible, was shown In @ teegrar
which NJ. Ruefrit sent him. begging I'M
20 remain. "a sthe government did moi
know what TO do with NJ Deroulde."
J Continuing the indictment explained
that the conspiracy was not abandoned
with the failure of November % hul thai
the Vaccinations continued in secret and
public meetings were held Nm ucroulde
and Marcel-Iiabert, in July az ST
cloud and IN the theatre De Ia Republi-
ne. Paris. outlined the plans sun exist.