The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1899-06-10
ATTRACTED LARGE CROWDS.
Scenes in the Chamber of Deputies
President EuloEized.

Faris. Juno 5.-The Chamber of Dcpu-
ties met at o'clock this afternoon. The
| public galleries were crowded with fash
| ionahc people, including many ladies in
| pretty toilcttes. who used their fans Wig
! orously on account of the heat. The gal
| Ierics of the senators and diplomats were
| also full. There was a large and early
attendance of deputies. who anlmatedly
discussed the incidents of Yesterday.
I Premier Dupuy and the minister Of jus
tice. NJ. Iobret, sat on the ministerial
| bench.
| NJ. La Logc. who moved the interpeIa-
| ton rose ut 2:2J p. III. and said Che hour
of action had struck (CheerS from the
LeftiStS and murmurs from the Right
| istsl and a habble of cries in which NJ.
| CaSSagnac and LaSicS, anti-Scmite, par
| tiCipatcd.
VI. La Loge asked the premier if he
had been warned beforehand of ycstcr-
| days demonstration. lie then euloGized
| President Loubct, who, he said. under
| took the presidency III i time of stress.
| loud applausel
The commanding officer on duty at the
palais Bourbon then entered the Cham
Der Of Deputies with n squad Of soldiers
| and requested VI. nelaEentaYc to with
draw. The latter waited until many of
his colleagues had left the house and
then rose and walked out escorted by the
soldiers.
There was cheering and countcr-checr
ing when NJ. De I.argcntaye appeared in
| the corridor The sitting was then re
sumcd. NJ. La Iogc asked what meas
urcS the government intended to take III
the future and the premier replied that
after Yesterdays incidents his first step
was 10 address respectful greeting to
the nations elect and To the firm CItI-
zen who was and who remains the guar
| anty of republican communion. Cheers
Continuing. the premier said that yes
/ ter,lav. at Autcil. the advance guard of
/ the reaCtionary party protested against
/ him and called for his resignation, and
proceeded II enlarge upon the coarse
ness Of such Il demonstration against an
invited guest" tChcrrS.l The premier
then said The representatives. Of cle-
gance and good taste have given Us an
idea Of what France may expect from
! their idlcneSS and Incidence. We knew
secret meetings had taken place and that
preparations were made for demonStra-
tionS We took measures for the PrcSi-
dents protection in driving To and from
the r1yc course. and nothing occurred
ON the way Here a Royalist deputy
cried: You hid him"
NJ. Dppuy shouted: NO. but your
friends hid behind the women"
Protests from the RghtistS followed
and NJ. LaSius, Auti-Semite. cried: Lou
hct and pelCaSSr tthe minister 81 foreign
atfairSi hid behind policemen
This statement was followed by an up
roar lasting several minutes. NJ. pupuy
continued We stationed police a the
paddock with orders to intervene imme-
diatcly in case Of a demonstration and
did SO though they met with much oppo-
sitlun and protests. l assume all reSpop-
sihi iity."
You have the evil eye" cried NJ. La
sio< Il remark which caused laughter.
NJ. Dupuy continued: All the police
did their duty and an individual threw
himself on the president of the republic.
who remained calm. The proceedings at
Autucil were all the more disgusting be
cause they occurred in presence OF for
eign representatives The persons ar
rested will be examined by 4 magistrate
who will decide whether there was con
Spiracy. We are satisfied the accused
! are members of clubs which the govern
ment has decided TO close
+ Yesterdays demonstrators pretcnd TO
+ represent France in the army, but the
public was against them. We are support
ers of the republic and republicans who
do not mix with those who are only bor-