The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-06-27
.BAN|SHMEAT IS
MUT|AEtRS' FA'E
RE1ELLIoua FRENCH SOLDIERS
TIC BE PUNISHED ON HOT
SANDS OF TUNlS.
.REvOlTLtADi R DEpOSEO
AS Pcn@lty For Part in Causing Wine
Growers Clash With Government
IN. Albert to Surrender
Office.

Paris, June Tranquility still
prevails in the Midi Some of the
Paris newspapers tonight publish SOY
lies OF d sensational character coa.
,cerning disaffection in the army and
}more mutinies, but the sensational r.
ports are all denied officially. The
s called mutinues appear 70 he only
! ltheasinglng of seditious songs by Il few
soldiers in Narhonne and Avignon,
! War Minister Picquart declares
| the sensational sories in tonight's
papers are only exaggerations Of I'M
significant Incidents
+, The men of the Seventeenth regi-
ment who mutinied are 70 be sent to
southern Tunis. Two cruisers will take
ithem on board at TGnlon. The crnis-
ers are now being put in readiness for
the voyage. The mutineers number
400
A report has reached here that the
troops en- duty at the railway station
at Beziers stacked their raes and re
fused to serve against roters The
mutineers have been ordered sent Q
Gets,
Albert Deposed as Leader.
Marcelin Albert, organizer of the
wine growers revolt has been practic
ally deposed from The leadership of
the organization His friends ar
nounce that IN view OF the decision
Of the wine growers executive com
mittee TO continue the agitation IN
the Midi along peaceful lines Albert
will surrender tomorrow at Mont
peler to the officers who held the war
rant for his arrest.
At a meeting of the cabinet today
/ Il was decided that II would be un
constitutional TO grant the req ests fol
1.-THE provisional release ol the Leaders
IN the wine growers agitation, lis fhe,
are now hi the haHels Of the judic
tiary. They viii be beyond tho juris
diction ff he executive department
luntil Judgment shall have been pro
duced.
In the senate today the wine fraut
bill was made urgent and referred tC
he proper committee II has already
been adopted by the deputies
Sharp Debate in Deputies.
There was sharp debate in tn
chamber of deputies today when Al
bert Debounce a deputy from the Midi
district, attempted to interpellate th'
government upon the situation there,
Premier Clemenceau deamnded that
The Interpolation be postponed until
Friday, and II went over to that date.
In the chamber Of deputies NJ Con.
ant, socialist proposed that the gov.
ernment purchase wine for distribr'
ton as soldiers rations. He said he
made se proposition as a measure of
relief for the wine growers. Minister
OF War Picquart expressed a willing
ness TO consider the subject, but Was
opposed to hasty action. The mat
ter was referred TO committee.
A statement was issued today by
Premier Clemenceau in which he de.
MED that he had entered into a bar.
gain with NJ. Albert regarding the re
lease of Nj. Ferroul, ex-mayor OF Mar
bonne, and the arrested committeeman
of Argelliers and the withdrawal ol
ne troops from the disturbed districts.
All the Premier said to NJ. Albert was
that II he would induce his friends %
return to legality the governmen.
would do everything possible to re.
store peace and tranquility. Troops
still remain on duty in the southern
proyinces