Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-27
PARIS POLICE
MAKE A RAID.
RoyaIist Conspiracy Unearthed in
Houses Of Alleged ConspiratOrs.
NOMINATING LETTERS.
Duke of Orleans sends Instruction. q.
Ills supporter. In the French
capital.

Paris, Feb. 26.--in consequence " the
placarding throughout tho city "
speeches of the Due d. Orleans. the or
ieanist pretcndcr recently delivered at
San Reno. and the seizure N scarfplns
aud medals bearing the pfctcnder's por-
trait the project of police was ordered
hy the government to make strict in,,H.
tlgation into the recent proceedings II
the monarchist party. Last evening the
project communicated the result or his
Inquiries to ". Dupuy. with the result
that the minister decided ON vigorous
action.
At midnight NJ. Cochofort. chief II the
secret police. was summoned to the pru.
lecture ANA directed to prepare seven
teen confidential letters and seventeen
warrants. which were handed to scven-
teen police commlssarler. authorizing a
search Of the residences OF suspects.
particularly NJ. Gucrin. manager " the
newspaper Anu-Juif. Mcasrs. DE pauN
Buffet. Robert DE Chavilly. Thiobaud
DE Muncuurt, secretary ~ the Duc a.
Orleans. Dubuc. president ~ tho Young
Anti-somltcn, and Comtc Sabran Pom.
tcvpH
Tho confidential letters Indicated that
the warrants aimed to discover the rX.
istence Of any political action on the
part OF the anti-Semitc leaders In their
relation with the ruynilsts aud Ilona-
phftlrt committees and with the other
leagues
No Incident occurred In the course Of
the dnmlcilinry visits. This morning NJ
l'unet who represents the Due dor
leans, vigorously protested against the
~ a NaNI d
the rOynliHt party would always con.
spiro. even " threatened with impria,n-
mvnt. Many documents were seized at
NJ. bunetH residence.
quantities Of prupagandlst pamphlets
ana portraits ~ the Due d'Ofienna
u list " the members m the rnynllst
committee and voluminouH correspond
ence were seized at the headquarters
81 the ruyalist committee In the Eau
bourg St Honorc. ana at the Residence
OF tomtc Snhran De pont.vcH. The
commiHsary who visited ~. De Mon
court surprised him Just as he had re-
turned from brussels with letters from
the Due d'orleana addressed 10 royal.
ist pcrronarcu and Instructions from
the prctendcr To his supporters. All
these were seized.
NJ Thicbaud expressed surprise ut the
proceedings against him, on the ground
that he belonged neither 10 the roynllat
committee nor the anti-scmitlc league.
Altogcthcr a large quantity of docu-
mentH was secured ana placed under
seal, All whose residences were
searched denied the Possession 81 COM
promiHinR documents. but II ~ believed
the raids viii be- continued
In consequence Of an announcement
that demonstrations were Intended T. .
made az the Ncndome Column, thirty
agents Of the police were posted In tho
vicinity today. About three o'clock this
afternoon people began a. arrive with
bouquets of violcts. Five who threw
flowers within the ratings surrounding
IN" column were promptly placed under
arrest, though released soon after on
giving their namoa and addresses to tho
police. Ilenceforth demonstrators will
Dc allowed 60 promenade with emblrms
hut not 60 approach the column.
According 10 dispatches from UruH-
sells, the Duc d'Orlcnns II greatly an
nuyed nt the result 81 he Roulcdo'H
horscplny which IN the dukes opinion.
has seriously compromised any attempt
nt mounrchinl restoration. Therefore
he LETT Cor Turin In hun. Prince Vie
tor Napoleon, the iinunpartist pretend
vr, who IL still az brussels. II reported
ne much pleased az the departure NJ his
rival, and aH rrmarklnF that the lutter'H
conduct has been na ridiculous ~ De
l,oulcde's.