The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-06-24
NEW FRENCH STORM CENTRE
MEASURES TO PREVENT DISORDER At
VKRs<ILLES TOMORROW.

Paul Deroulede Not to lie Allowed to Make
Trouble at the Hoche CeIebrntton-Pate
of Now Cabinet in Doubt-German Praise
for Gen, de Gallinet strong Man.
spse,dl cable D,tpa,chet to THE sur.
PARIS June 23.-Paris has quietly accepted
the new situation expressions OF public opinion
being few outside the press. Nevertheless. the
view prevails privately that the new Cabinet
faces the grave danger Of coming croppcr at
the first parliamentary fence on Monday.
computation Of the probable votes In tho Cham
Der OF Deputies places the Government in the
minority. NJ Beaumetz is determined to Join
hands with NJ Meline. the recaloItrant Social
lists and the solid Right. The result will be
determi ned largely by the mum Der Of Radicals
who are prepared to follow NJ. BeaumetZ For
tunatey the interval before the meeting OF
the Cham Der will enable the Government to
show whether 1t possesses a firm hand. IL 1t
shows satisfactorily that II does It IL likely to
induce the waverers to rally to its support.
Premier Waldeck- Rousseau. Gen. de Galltf-
fet. Minister Of War. and N Monis, Minister OF
Justice hold a conference this morning to de-
eide upon measures OF order and repression.
The Cabinet met at o'clock this afternoon
and conferred for two hours. Gen. de Gaiffet
announced his decision to transfer to other
commands tho Generals and other officers who
recently INDUCED in manifestations incompat-
Bile with discipline.
Prime Minister Waldeck-Ro Rousseau an
nounced the retirement Of NJ. Blanc from the
Office OF Project OF Police. and tho succession
OF VI. Lepine. The greater part of the session
was devoted to celebrating the Ministerial
abatement that will be made to the Chant Der OF
Deputies on Monday. Another meeting will
be held Sunday to approve the statement
finally.
The names OF the officers who will be trans
ferred will be published In the official journal.
but until then they viii not be definitely
known 1t 10 not likely that there will be
many OF them.
According to good authority Prime Minister
Waldeck- Rousseau told Deputies Dos and
Gouzy that he had not thought Of proroguinR
the Cham Der OF Deputies. but rather intended
to give IL satisfaction and support. The Temps.
on the contrary. declares that the Cabinet will
shortly prorogue the Chamber and take upon
itself alone the solution Of the Dreyfus affair
The Premier presented Gen. de Galliffet to
President Loubet to-day. The President also
received the Projects Of Versailles and An
goulsme and tho Chiefs OF Police and con-
suited with them regarding the demonstra-
tioua organized by Paul Deroulede on the oc-
cason OF the fetes to be held at Versailles on
Sunday 10 celebrate the anniversary Of the
birth OF Lazare Hoche. the French General.
Action was also taken on the rumors that at
tacks upon she h'ysee were pioIec.eu nese
rumors had come 10 'he "''en''oh u H. Lep'he'
Prefect OF foiice.
IL IL oehe'eu thao sewers iie.sures WIN 10
taken 10 prevent fau porouiouo from ko'ns'"
versailles ana iotnen''nE uiStu[ oanee.
The f'onro describes 'he ne" oaolne' as 'he
Quintessehee OF con'en'ra.oh anu auus'
1T ia easy to imagine the Ministers. after a
brief discussion. fiinginR their portfolios at
one another heAds. ru' .he oao'neo"'.l not 10
occupied win poiitica! proKIani'ne' i'S pusi-
ness oelnR repuphcah heiehce' Tue maintenance
OF material oroer ana the re-es'aolis"n'eht ot