Arizona republican., 1907-06-23
WINE WAR
 IS ENDED
Order is Being Restored
 In France
The Most Dangerous Sit uatiOn in the History of the Republic.


 found sense of relief pervades France and the capital tonight. at the check of the outbreak in the south which was described by eX-Premier Ribot as the worst international crisis in France. in the past thirty seven years. The government is apparent ly satisfied that it has the situation well in hand. Overwhelming forces of troops are garrisoning the whole area effectually and will prevent a recru- desence of the armed revolt against the central power. Such a mobilization of the military force has not previously been witnessed in this republic. All the towns. and majority of the villa ges in the two disturbed departments are armed camps.
 Tonights dispatches represent that general surface calm prevails. all though there are one or two storm centers in isolated districts. There is some evidence too. of an anxiety over possible developments tomorrow. Sum day being Frances favorite day for demonstration. Both the civil and military authorities have made ample preparations for all eventualities.
 The chamber of deputies today pass ed as a whole and practically unani- mously. all the clauses of the wine frauds bill. previously adopted sepa- rately. thus enabling the government to put the measure into immediate of rect and remove the principal griev- ance of the wine growers finally. The bishops of the disturbed districts have exorted the people to avoid further violence
 The result is that Premier Clemen- ceau is able tn give his colleagues |, generally hopeful report of the situa ton, but the planned visits of Presi- dent Fallieres to Royan and Bordeaux. and all ministerial engagements for festive functions in the immediate fu- lure have been cancelled or postponed. all on account of rational sorrow at the bloodshed in the south of France.
 A new feature of the situation wa a communication of the minister ot justice today that among persons ar rested in connection with the riotinc in the disturbed departments were members of local royalist clubs. which bore out the cabinets claim that con- siderable politics is mixing up in the movement
 A delegation of senators and depu- ties representing the south of France visited President Fallieres this after noon and appealed to him for his good offices to bring about the release of M- Ferorul. former mayor of Narbonne and other members of the wine grow CTS convention Who are in custody The president replied that he could not depart from the constitutional rule which bars any Guch int ference on the part of the president
 In the evening there were few instances of disorder. especially in the neighborhood of Paulhan. where a band of several thousand peasants committed minor depredations. Oth- erwise the day passed without serious accident. W.
 The local committee of defense of the wine growers of Montpelier pla- carded the walls of the city with ap- peals to citizens not to resort to law lessness. The wounded in the two conflicts at Montpelier hardly exceed cd fifty. of whom the majority are soldiers suffering from revolver shots Train loads of soldiers continue tC arrive at Montpelier. Shops and cafes are all open. commercial life has been resumed. officers and soldiers are freely circulating in the streets and neither are molested.
 The prefect of Montpelier. Mulder who was captured yesterday by the peasants and held as a hostage. has been released. Beyond some bruise. he did not sustain any injuries. Al Narbonne the shops were opened and business is being resumed