Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-06-06

sion to which is 20 francs, and that the
general public outside did not know what
the row wns all about until long after
ward shows how limited was the move
ment.
President Loubet was hooted from the
moment that he appeared at the course.
Cries of "Panama.' "A bas. Loubet.'
and "Resign"' filled the air President
Loubpt's friends made counter demon
stration with cries Of ''Nive Loubet.'
Tho Countess de Cnstellanc placed her
self at the head of the jeuncsse royalists
and marched up and down the lawn
shouting give l'armee,
A group of aristocrats rushed into the
state tribune. where the president. with
the premier, NJ. Dupuy: General Bail
loud, Mines Loubet, Railloud and others.
was sitting Baron Chrstiani led the
invading force He carried a cane and
with it aimed mighty blow at the head
of President Ioubet General Ballloud
partly averted it, but it descended with
sufficient force ITO drive the presidents
hat over his face.
Comte de Dion also had cane in
evidence, but he only succeeded in
smashing the helmet of a gendnrme who
was arresting him.
Trouble In the Chamber.
There were violent scenes i'll the cham
Der of deputies owing to royalist de-
nunciations of President Loubet and the
soldiers on duty had to expcl the chef
anti-Loubet speaker, NJ. de Largentaye.
The chamber If deputies met at
o'clock in the afternoon. The public gal
leries were crowded with fashionable
people, including many ladies in pretty
toilets who used their fans vigorously
on account of the heat.
The galleries Of the senators a..d dip
lomats were also full. There was
large and early attendance of deputies
who anmatedly discussed the incidents
at Auteul. Premier Dupuy and the
minister of Justice. Nj. Loubret, sat on
the ministerial bench.
Nj. Laloge, who moved the nterpella
ton, rose and said the hour of action
had struck. There were cheers from
the Leftists and murmurs from the
Rightsts and a babel of cries in which
NM Cassagnac and Lasies, anti-Semite,
participated.
NJ. Laloge asked the premier if he had
been warned beforehand of the demon
stration. He then eulogized President
Loubet. who, he said, undertook the
presidency in time of stress.
NJ. Rious de Largentaye Conservative,
representing the second division of Di-
nan. Cotes-duNord, shouted: "Loubet
is not honest. He is PanamaiSt."
These statements called forth violent
protests and shouts of "Ordern' But NJ.
de Largentaye persisted, in spite of the
uproar and hooting, in declaring honest
men were arrested yesterday. This was
followed with shouts of Down with
Loubet.' And IL scene of wild excite
mcnt ensued. The Leftists shouted at
the top Of their voices, "Censure with
temporary exclusion
President Deschamel ordered NJ. de
Largentaye to withdraw, but the latter
refused. and the session was suspended
the deputies being requested to withdraw
in order that NJ. de Largentaye be eX~
PEELED.
Papers Praise President.
The papers praise the calmness Of
President Loubet throughout the demon
stration against him. In replying to the
stewards of the Auteuil races, the presi-
dent remarked:
. GU are III no way feSpOllSlDlt, ana, 10
prove that | have no anger with You. il
there We're races tomorrow | would at
tend them. | am invited to witness the
Grand PriX on Sunday next. and you
may be sure | will be present.
On his return to the Elysee. NJ. Loubet
said to those who accompanied him:
"All of my family opposed my becom-
ing president. and | had no desire to- re-
main at the Elysec; but. now that it is
dangerous to be the chief of state. my
duty is clear, and | will let my enemies,
if | have any. be convinced that | shall
accomplish my mission to the end
or the $50 persons arrested in connec-
ton with the demonstrations 43 are still
held in custody
Lieutenant Guclard has been arrested
and charged not only with uttering sedi
tous cries, but with assaulting Nj. Touny,
chief of the municipal police.
The project of police. Nj. Blame, or
dercd the closure of the Automobile club
de France. Of which the Comte de Dion,
who was ono of the ringleaders ut
the Auteuil track. is president. a po-
lice commssary thercupon proceeded to
the clubs premises, on the Place de la
Concorde. and cleared the members out,
after which he affixed seals to the doors.