The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-02-20
HYSTERICAL PARIS.
Il Number of Demonstrations Result
ing in Broken Heads and Smashed
Windows-Quiet Fina !. RESTORED.

Windows-Quiet Fina L; RESTORED.
PARIS. Feb. lg.-Police measures for
the maintenance of order have been Ia
ken on an extensive scale and the city Is
quiet. VI. Loubet did not quit his resi-
dcnce at the Luxembourg until c
O'Clock this evening.
Toward o'clock demonstrations oc-
CURED in front OF the office o. Sebas-
iian Faure's anarchist paper, the jour
nal du PeuDle. on the boulevard Mont
martre. for and agains: Loube,
There was 4 collision between the
rival factions and several persons were
injured. The partisans Of the newly
elected president We're wOrsted In the
conflict and moved off 10 the cafe Bre-
6lnt where they We're again attacked
and d!SfsrseE by their OPPONENTS. Many
arrests We're made.
Similar encounterg occurred at about
. o'clock at the Offices Of the L!hre Pa
role. and more serious disorders ut the
BraSserie Maxevil!e. on the boulevard
Montmartre, where several women were
trampled and injured
y iracas also took place at the Cafe
dies Panoramas, where blows were free
ly exchanged. In both cases the police
interveAcd energcntically. arresting
many
At II o'clock an enormous crowd was
demonstrating in favor of NJ. lola.
Toward midnight crowds broke the
windows OF the Rothschilds offices in
the Rue la Ft:e and another croup
yFnnksi 'hn nripaS ~ he. TnIF
Minor disturbances took place in var
ious parts OF the city. but the crowds
gradually dispersed and at midniGh,
qu!etude had been almost Restored.
Tomorrow VI. Dunuy the premier
will ask the chamber o: deputies 20 vote
$4,000 for rhe obsequIes TO NJ. Faurc.
VI. L0ubet will preside at the first
cabinet council OF the new adm!nistra-
tion on Tuesdar.
III the course OF the demonstrations
the DreyfuSards attempted to invade
the Offices OF the Petite Journal. Find
ing the doors barred against them, they
smashed the Windows.
At The hall OF a thousand columns,
seven hundred Bonapartists met TO pro-
test agalns: the election or NJ Loubet,
Speeches were made by Baron lc GouS,
NJ. LAsies and VI. Cuneo d'Ornano. Sew
eral persons who interrupted the pro-
ceedings were elected. When the meet
ing broke up there were some slight
disorders and several arrests were
made.
On The advice OF medical attendants.
the remains OF VI. Faure were placed in
the coffin this morning In the presence
of NJ. Dupuy. This afternoon crowds
filed past the bier
Madame Faure continues 10 receive
teiegrams OF coincidence from rulers In
al! parts of the world.
M. I.oubet Is receiving host OF con-
Sratu!atory kilograms. The Temps re-
jo!Ces in his election as the best poss-
bic choice" The Journal dcs Debats.
which is more guarded, Will wait to see
him actually at work. The Liberte en-
horts him 10 relieve the impression that
he WAS elected in the interests of Drey-
sus.
1t is estimated that 10000 persons
viewed VI. Faurc's body on Saturday.
The family Of the dead president
spent some time In the presence OF the
BODY to-day. prior TO the touching cerr-
mony OF placing the remains in the cof-
fin. which took place n; noon. NJ. Du-
puy stood AT the foot OF the Cataralnue
marched In and took M a position be-
hind the premier. Mn. Bcrgc. lie Gal!
and Blondett were also present. With
tears In his eyes. VI. EcrGc cut "a few
locks OF hair frOm VI. Faurr's head and
kissed his left hand, an example which
was followed by NJ. lie Gail and VI.
BloIdct. Four mut"s then prntls. rails
ed the body and placed It within the
collin which was enclosed In a icadcn
shell. the cover Of which WAS so,dCrcd
down. leaving a glass covered aperture
through which the face Of the dead
president Is visible.
Upon the silver plate on the Caslkrt Is
n simple inscription which describes the
deceased as president OF the rcpublIc
AMI master Of the legation Of honor. anu
giucS the dates Of his birth and death.
Atter the ceremony OF conln!ng the re-
mains was completed. the caskei was
placed upon :hc catafalaue and the
public was again admitted tn view the
remains
Altogether 100 arrests have been made
IN connection with tH-dRy's disturb
nnCcs. There Is every sign of q cam
paign against President loubci similar
10 that which drove NJ. Caslmir-Pcricr
to resign. Clearly Lat patraI Fraucnisc
VIII lcnNc no stone unturncd to achieve
this object It's chief ground nr uhirr-
ton bciug that III" president Is II Drcy-
fusrd, The street dcmonstra lions
which hay" occurred nuy" no, been
spontaneous. but We're evidently organ
iZcd. aud 80 fur they have been easily
suppressed.
1t Is affirmed that the Dupuy cabinet