The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-02-19
TYPICAL PARTISAN DISORDER.
AFTER LoUBET,s RETURN TO PARIS
THE NATIoNALIsTs ASSEMBLED.
DC Rouledc Made nm Innammntory
ana Threatening Addrcss--Poiicc
Had n Hard Time with the Mob.

Paris, February 1s.--The nationalists
and M. De Roulcde made fiery address
to them. The crowd then marched to the
boulevards and stopped In front of Libre
Parole Office. There the nationalists yelled
themselves hoarse with cries with cries of
''Vive rarmeei" and Spit on Loubet!"
The appearance of President Loubet In a
carriage was the signal for hostile demon
STATIONS of cries of Panama, Panama."
In opposition to the cries OF "Panpma!"
the supporters of the president raised
shouts Of "Vive Loubeti' AT this stage OF
the demonstrate n detachment of mounte-
cd cuirassiers appeared and cleared pas
sage Tor the presidents carriage.
\ he noise was then redoubled and the
police had great difficulty in restraining
the mob.
Suddenly M. lie Roulcde, NJ. Millevoye
and NJ. IlaLTta appeared. The mob sur
rounded NJ. Millevoye, who donned his dep
my belt, which is the usual method OF
signalling TO his friends, and some 200 to
$40 of his supporters ranged themselves be-
hind the deputies, shouting Down with
Luubeti" 'kesignl" and "panamal" When
this body of men reached the Palace de
l'Opera there was not sufficiently strong
force Oh ponce there 10 oar the way, Dut
the demonstrators finally returned to the
statue of Joan Of Are where the deputies
mounted upon a sand heap
NJ Millevoye then waved n tri-coored
flag above NJ. De Rouil~. while the latter
harangued the crowd. He said: "Llsten
now to what | was prevented from saying
at the Versailles election. The president
belongs TO the people. | rejoice at this
manifestation, but today we can not 20
to the Elysee and spit upon him whom we
have no wish TO recognize as chief of state.
We must allow to rest in peace, such as 1t
Is, the man who is still lying there and
return home. But on Thursday we shall
not fail to attend the funeral ceremonies.
You will find among the followers OF the
coffin the judges OF the criminal section OF
the court of cessation and the base iepu-
ties who elected this president whom we
do not recognize. II is your duty.
Down with the republic aud long live
n president OF the people"
The demonstrators then marched to tho
Rue dc pyramtes shouting and Haunt
ing the ri-colors. The police attempted
to stop them and tried to seize the flags
But tho mob resisted and finally returned
TO the Avenue de lOpera, where large
! force of police was stationed In front OF
tho military club This detachment of
police succeeded In dispensing the demon
strators, downfall OF rain assisting In
the work.
Paris, February 19.-The street demon
| STATIONS were renewed at midnight The
| republican guard, mounted and on foot,
took up their station at the corner OF the
boulevard and the Rue Drouot The police
cleared the streets and the approaches to
| the Libre Parole.
NM he Rouede, 0oppe and Forain ar
rived together in the Rue Montmartre,
| De Rouledo and Cope attempted TO mako
speeches and more sntftiing ensued while
! shouts OF "Vive rarmce'' "Domission."
were frequently heard. The police Inter-
vened and scattered the crowd, making
many arrests. The police station In tho
| Rue Drouot was soon filled. Comte do
| parte was among those arrested, but re-
| leased.
The Latin quarter was quiet, but the
cafes were full to overlooking.