The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-06-06
LOUBETS POPULARITY /
Increased by The Rualanly Attack
Of Aristooratio Hoodlums.
HE WILL NOT BE FORCED OUT.

Government and Delays the MorOicr
Inquiry Until After Drsyfus' Trial.
Countess Castsllane's Denial.
Paris, June 6.-An order of the day
was yesterday accepted by the govern
ment, stigmatixing the occurrences at
Autsull and approving the declarations
of the government 1t was carried
without division after the first part
had been adopted by vote Of 513 to
80 and the second part had been voted
by 1926 to 173.
The chamber, by 300 to 2Ss votes.
decided to adjourn the appointment Of
a commission of inquiry into the con-
duct of General MERCER. the former
minister Of war, until after the court
martial at Rsnnes. which Is to try
Dreyfus, as a result Of the decision Of
thaHnsrt VI, cessation.
There were violent scenes in the
chamber of deuties, owing to Royalist
denunciations of President Loubet, and
the soldiers on duty had to expel the
chief anti-Loubet speaker, M. Rious
de Lagentaye.
The project of police, M. Blanc, has
Oauei oe VIC elosu'e VI
CiuD de FRANCE OF "nlcn ing CoLnte
oe Dion. VINO was one OF inc rlne'
leaders at Auteuli sunday 10 prosl-
dent. A police commissary thereupon
proceeded to the clubs premises, on
the Plaee de La Concorde, and cleared
the members out, after which he at
fxsd seals to the doors.
vigorous measures nave poen tahen
TO suppress demonstrations. mOuh'eo
detachments OF Hepunncan duArds
nave been statloned apout inc Flace
oe Ia Cohcoroe' III Inc rue 10 l. "'sseo
and IN the Rue des lui!erles.
the municipal council yesterday AZ
ternoon discussed the Auteuii aHall'
ana M. bianc, prelect Oh poHes' an.
nounceo that oo OF tnose uhusi arlSs1
would Do prosecuted LOT lhsaitlhg inc
president. tie animaavorted sooSrsV
upon the coWardice OF Count Cnrs-
tianl, VINO now pretenos tnat ne struca
the president oy seciuent IN MS ~
tempt 10 escape from inc msieo' lAo
council Unanimously auopeou soso
luton expressing lts aphorrence Vi .ho
lnsuitlns aemohstrA'ion anu I'D le
spectrum sympathy Win ano 'oA"-
uence III M. houpe'.
Lieutenant useiaru nus oe1u
rested anu chareu no' onS WE
leilns seui'iUus eiies, W. 49, ',
saultlns M. ioanS' enlei u 'n' 'nu-
mcipai ponce. .,
Inc soc'ailst ana naulcal ueput a,s'
IN the lopnles OF the cnanloer easerly
discussed tne measures auop.eo Wy .iAo
CAD1neL ana CTIlltlZ9u Ln6lU db lAduc-
quale. lhey ilemenu INC olosuis -.
hoyalst CLUBS; lhe ueelsloh wiz
reference 10 General Mercier eauseo
great SURPRISE. =. -,
inc hepuoilcan uepuelss VI 81
shaoes Oh opinion nave sen' rleslu0us
Lonpet an aaofe's assuring nm vi
thelr fespectiul esteem anu VI tne''
oeVotloh 10 republican lhstl'u'ions.
Inc scenes at Au'euli VI ouhuay anu
IN tne chaiipef VI uepu'ios yontoiuay
nave only hau Tue ehee' VI inei ea"ns
inc popularity ol rresioent houpe' anu
OF streh sthenlhs ,he nahue y, tne sov-
ernment. Inc prompIituue OIL Inc ple-
mler, M. Dupuy' Ill caflylhs out lilo
promise 10 take MEASURES W insulo
!ustlce as SUN do 'no oou.' y. 70
ton nao pronounced 9uasmelt ~ TO-
garded as proving mat ne h!inseli can
snow cream Oh, anu ma, .nous ~. M0
Was. premier AZ lhe tiihe, Hehor"l Mei
cier kept MIN isholaAt vi 'ne lu0""ui Cd
ADOPTED against DfeyIus.
interviews Win various nlen per.
sonages VINO wnnesseu 'n1 iuoi H.ssn:,..
Auteuii are p"piieneu' Oil e
10 the saVasefy o. ING oen,oa 49,, at.on
IL Is asserted that, ai.nousA LUG p''v w
OF ADMISSION 10 tae pauoocA was Az
francs thls was run VI eoaoiinen.
1ootmeh ana waists, eviuen'iS Son'
there 10 Greats uls'ui pahoI -.
Inc papers pralse the eaini.osa VI
Presloent lAoupet throughout the ueM-
onstratloh asaihst hiih' ~ lepiyins
10 lhe ste"arus VI lhe Au'oui1 i"'e''
the fresiaenl iemarheo'
You are IN no way iespohslpie' anu
10 prove that nave Ao ahsel WIN Wv
II there were races tonioliow moulu
attend tnem. l am invi.eo W wi'hess
tne Irahu rfiA oh ouiua' 49,, Gnu
On his return to the Elysee NJ LOU
bet said to those who accompanied
him:
All of my family opposed my be-
coming president and | had no desire
to remain at the Elysee, but now that
it is dangerous to be the chief of state
NV duty is clear, and l will let my
enemies, if | have any, be convinced
that | shall accomplish my mission
to the end"
Of the 1870 persons arrested in con-
nection with the demonstration 43 are
still held in custody.
NJ. LIE Mefeier, ING oA" iN"s
lstrate, last night pesah ING ih'olio
CATION OF those unoer arrest lof par
tlclpatlhg IN sunaay ilotihs. ieh'
including M. ne rainlzl rassy' nase