Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-29
HEAVY BLOW TO The STATE
Not a Single Ministerialist Elected from
Paris to Chamber Of Deputies,
OPPONENTS SCORE A SWEEPING VICTORY
outside Of City of Paris A~dministra-
ton Adherents Fare Better Thar
in the Limits of the RE-
pubIic's Capital.

PARIS, April 2s.-Paris has not elected
a single ministerialist to the Chamber OF
Deputies. Eight nationals, six anti-min-
isterialist-socialists, four anti-minlsterial-
ist-republicans and three conservatives
were returned. 1t was the worst defeat
the government has ever sustained in
Paris. The ministerialists lost four seats
and another new constituency was won
by the nationalists.
The deputies elected include Mr.. Mile
voye (nationalist), George Berry (national-
ist), Lockry (radical) and valiant (revo-
lutlonary-socialist), who were members Of
the retiring Chamber, and NJ. Flourens
(progresslst), NJ. Mesurer (radical-sccial-
isD. A retiring deputy was replaced by
NJ. Syveton (nationalist).
Reballoting will occur in twenty-nine dis
tricts. The nationalists, however, suffered
a severe check In Algiers, where NJ. Dru-
mont, the notorious snti-semite, was
turned out by a majority Of 900.
Among the prominent deputies reelected
to the Chamber are: Count Boni de Cas-
tellane (progressist). from the Department
Of Castellane; NJ. Ribot republican,, from
the district OF Saint Omer, Department OF
Pas de Calais; NJ. Meline (progresslst)
from the district Of R~emormont, Depart
ment Of Vosges, and NJ. de Lanessan (rad-
ical), from the district of Lyons, Depart
ment of the Rhone.
Among the deputies reelected to the
Chamber are: M. Delcasse (radicaD, De-
partment Of Argio; Calloux (republican),
Department Of Sarthe; Baudin (radical-
socialist), Department OF the Seine; De-
erals (radical). Department Of Gironde;
Deschanel (republican), president of the
last Chamber, Department of Eure-et-Loir.
NJ. Reinacb Back in Line.
Two ministers, NJ, Millerand, the minis
ter Of commerce. and M. Leagues, the
minister Of public instruction, await re-
ballots, which most probably will be favor
able. The Dreyfus champion, Joseph
Reinach, whose temperance in political
life was one of the features of the cleo
tons, headed the poll or mis- district in
the Department OF Basses-Alps. He prob
ably will be reelected on a reballot by
the transference OF the votes given to the
republican candidate.
Up &c the present the results from 275
districts are known, i'll ministerial depu-
ties and SO anti-ministerialists have been
elected, and reballots will occur in SO dis
tricts.
The ministerialists elected included
eighteen militant-socialists, who will give
very loose support to the government. The
misunderstanding include thirty-nine anti
socialists and republican followers of M.
Meline.
Results from S53 districts have been re-
ceived. They are divided as follows: 1873
ministerialists, ITO anti-ministerialists and
Ito reballots.
Late reports show that LAT ministerialists
and 147 anti-ministerialists have been
elected to the Chamber, and that reballots
will occur in 11S districts. Jean de Cas-
tellane and Stanislaus de Castellane 0ib-
eral-independents), Leon Bourgeois (rad-
icaD, M. Pelletan (radical-socialist) and
Jules Slegfried, who was recently in the
United States studying the subject of reel
procity, were reelected.