The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-02-20

Paris, Feb 1S.-The official count show
ed that Sl2 votes wero cast and that NJ.
Loubet received ls3, NJ. Mene 253 ana 90
were scattered.
After the announcement of the result
NJ Chauvean and many members of the
assembly repaired TO an adjoining salon.
where NJ. Loubet awaited them. The
result Of the elction was communicated TO
him and he received the congratulations
Of his friends
The new elected president has promised
TO devote his best efforts 90 fulfilling the
wishes Of the country and to "reunite the
republicans VINO have drifted asunder boy
the current Of unhappy events
President Loubets remarks brought
forth lively applause from his hearers
The premier NJ Dupuy, then formally
transferred The executive power TO NJ
Loubet and congratulated him upon his
election.
The president In thanking NJ Dapuy
expressed thehope of having the support
Of the cabinet. The senators and deputies
then filed past and shook hands with tho
president who afterwards received
deputauon of newspaper men and through
them appealed TO the whoie press of the
country to work In union and appease-
menL
NJ. Loubet LEFT the palace in carriage
accompanied by NJ. Dupuy and followed
by the ministers. The crowds along the
route acclaimed President Loubet with
cries Of "vive L. republique," "Yive
rarmee,' "Vve Loubet"
At o'clock Versailles had resumed rs
normal aspect.
President Loubet arrived here from Ver-
sai.les at SOS p. m. and was received with
military honors. Amid renewed acclama-
tions from the crowds the president pro-
ceeded to the Elysee palace, in order TO
pay a tribute OF respect TO the remains
of the late president Faure He then Went
TO the foreign office, where he received
the high officials of state and the diplo-
matte corps
Later In the evening bands composed of
the members Of the League OF Patriots
nationalists and others paraded the boule-
wards, blocking traffic. Rival shouts Of
Resign and Revision were raised and
some fighting took place between the
members of the opposing factions, but
order was gradually restored. number
OF arrests were made.
The street demonstrations We're renewed
ait midnight The republican guard,
mounted and on foot took up their sta
ton at tho corner of the boulevard and
the Rue Droubt
| The police cleared the streets and the
approaches 20 the Lbre Parole Nine. De
Roulede. Cope and Forain arrived togeth-
er at the Rue Monmotre. De Rou.ede and
Cope attempted 20 make speeches and
more scunling ensued, while shouts OF
"V,va L'Ame. 'Domssion." We're free
quently heard.
The police interviewed and scattered the
crowd, making many arrests. The poe
lice station I'm the Rue Drouot was soon
filled Among those arrested was Comte
De Bari. who was released how, ver. wher
he was Identified
The Laun Quarter was quiet but the
cafes were fun 20 overlooking.
Paris. Feb l6-In opposition 10 th'
cries of Panama" the supporters Jt th'
Ipresident raised shouts of ''Vive Loubet
AT this stage OF the demonstration
detachment OF mounted cuirassicrs APP
lpeared ana cleared "a passage for the presi
dents carriage.
The noise was then redoublel ANA th'
police had great difficulty n restraining
the mob. Suddenly 81 Dero.lele. Mile
voye ana Habert appeared. The mpA 1ur
rounded NJ Mulevoye whl d1uucl H
deputies belt which ls his usual irethGi
lof signaling 10 his friends. aNd raI .e
to 900 of mis- supporters ranged thcm
selves behind the three depu,ies shouuW
Down with Loubert" 'Resign' u'
, / Panama"
when this b ,dy Of men reachol ih
place Del Ope.a there was NOT "a SUI
, dcenfiy strong force of p,liee there d
bar the way, anI me demorsirlr9rs fn
anv relurntd 10 the sLatue Of Joan .