The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-06

~ - 1rsw Ainusaa4 On ~ ysssG6n& q
- Dunac, Who rsanained caln. rhs pro-
q Ant1l were "a tAs 9oes d.
pecaaae they occurred Ia the pees-
- q fersign visitors. 1he psrsone Who
~ Desn AYrssted win be examinsd by :
rofe Who WIN dscads whether there
- conspiracy. We are satisfied the
ed aSs Mes1beFs Of e1uha which the
esefnment has decided 10 csose. Yestsr-
Demonstrations pretepded 70 sspse-'
Ii France ID the army, bat the public
vas against them. We are supro.ters 81
republic. and republicans do ncs mig
Wsth tn0se who have only borrowed the
e "a order 70 better destroy her, They
es*en ~ couBseT1lgn Ne intend 60
1900 III You Kfvs IN your condolences We
xH Know how 70 defend our institutions
ssom THOSE who attack them" (App.auaey
Hers y. de cassixnac. Conservative. In
tsrjscted.
The country II sick of the republic. A.
- anAir which has divided the nation
IA fAmiiies, II will YET weixn heavily
against you. Stories are current regarding
tne measures which you propose against
the generals"
certain amount OF courage" exciaira.
g the premier. rs required 10 do what We
pfopose."
To drag before high court" resorted
GAvignac. the former n,iniste. OF war,
your former colleague. You have cause
g Close the clubs. for the nation ID awak
e1ng. ana - only awaiting the right man"
lAppiause.j
Gevern0ene II aastainea.
After further debate n. Meiins and his
supporters moved the order OF the day,
approving o. stns governments action. and
euemAti1tng the occurrence at Aufel IL
WbS carried without division, after the first
per had been adopted by q vote - sig TO
- ana the second part had been voted by
- TO II.
Frsor 10 the vote being taken ". Denys
xpohin. Conservative. asked that the let
sefs OF the government demanding the
Ueosecntion Of Gen. Nercier. should be
communicated TO the house.
Ine premier explained thar the trial OF
oe Rouieds ANa not conducted In be-
seeming manner. irHianctng the fact that
-. &c h0uiede was permitted 70 pronounce
yong diatribe against President LeubGt
M regard TO the verdict Of the court OF
2esat!on: which showed that some per-
eons had incurred responsibility wIsch
must be expiainsd. First there Was the saxe
Du fAty de Clam. and then the com.
Wlunicafi0n OF the secret Documents OF the
courf-marttal having been attributed to
Gen. dercter. and the government believed
y TO be his duty 70 ask the chamber TO
ken. t0rea. excitement and applause
The vote was then taken. A heated dis
Cueelon afterWard occurred over the proe-
ecutson Of Gen. Merc.er. In the midst Of
which -. IAsois suggested the impeach-
rent q the premier. and violently. cirisi-
Cred those who were s'p@rsecutlng'' Gen.
Merctsr. which the deputy declared was .
vancouver made 10 Influence the court
martial NJ HennaH
Finally the chamber voted. - to zss. 10
oeJourn the appointment Of the commits
4l0n and inquiry into the conduct of Gen.
efcier until after the court-martial at
Dreyfss Verdict Ia Ne Placaraes.
The Leftists made demands that the YER
0Ict OF the, c0urt OF cessation be placarsled
eyerywhers in France. and NJ. Jourde. So
taken aSeu. shs pnssfs. % a Raj o and had
rcparation TO make. He added that he Was
surprised that NJ Cavgnac had no, pre-
the latter 70 say: Il have already made
Ieparation by discovering and makins
known the error committed"
sided over was unfortunate enough to
cause to be p|acarded speech contain
irG misstatemenss ! ask the chamber to
co.e Sns ss:ssraanE q the verdict OF ne
The premier mo MT oppose the piacaSSd
Ing OF TIM verdict. which was adopted by
5ourned.
VIII Prosecute the JuAge.
.hes mirlsteys INST today. Presidant Icu-
da ths chair; and assjdsa e remeve
isser OF Justice WAS directed to begin pro-
cesdtp9s against n. rardifY prssiden; OF
tho assisss court. for the way m which
snsy conducted the case against De Ron-
lfde ana Habers. who were acquitted
Wednesday last of the charge OF tnciting
soldiers 20 INSTRUMENTATION III the time OK
he cabinet did sl not arrive ss as any de-
cision regarding Generals BofsdeiYre aud
Gonse: pending the result of the inquiry
regarding Du Patty de Clam.
The ministers also decided to transfer
Gen. Roget, who commanded the troops
which De Rouf.tie stt.mptei 10 lead into
tho Elyses palace AT the time OF the elec-
ton Of President Loabe,. from Parts 10
Orleans
Al the municipal council this afternoon
M Blanc, project az police announced
that ftfty of those unier arrest would he
prosecuted for Insulting the pre- sidsnt He
commentea severely upon the cowariiy
conduct Of Count Christsani who now prs~~
tends that h. struck the pTsasd. ut nv ae.
cic-ns In his attempt 10 escape from inc
melee The council unanimously adopted
RESOLUTION expressing It's a. horenee OF
tho resulting demonstrations aud lie re-
~ Isoubes -
chIgs.i no, eaiy with uttering sssiiiiosss
cries, bat asssuit.ng NJ. I.ouney chef OF
tae municipal police.
MarrAaaa leave. Paris.
Maj Marehand proceeded 10 Thol.sev.
nine miles from Macon last evening n,
cider 20 visit his parents
Count dc tavieliane has written a te.fvr
To the Echo de- Paris. denying tire state
msnts OF newspapers saat the eounssss
formerly Anna 5euisn plaeai herself a,
TIE head OF the 1sannesse rus&sliSss AT the
Auteii representation YESTERDAY. The coun,
declares ais wife does nat n<.io,ss l., fhe
cub and that she sssd nes .snse hsr seat
ftuus which sho eoatl not even see what
was occurring,
DRENFtS STARTS THURSDAY.