Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-06-22
MUT|NEERS
HAVE SURRENDERED
Give up Arms and Ammunition
And Promise to Return to
Their Quarters.
CONFIDENCE IN GOVERNMENT.
Chambers Vote administers Given a
trcc lland--AnaIrs in Winc-grow-
ing Region Less Threatening.


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panied only ny stan officer and one
orderly, Gen. Mailloud today APP
praorhrd the mutinears Of the Seven
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tune TO Aide, He promised the men
that they would be treated with all pos
sibIe l.pion,y Ar,cr a vucht hosita-
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""'' '''e su'"''iS sur I"u"peu 'he'' ''''e9
ana ammunition and promised TO re
turn TO their quarters. Ehey nav" until
tomorrow TO DO so,
Srq,rrA,rro>, nee .rti,,p,, rt-N,1,cc,
Paris June 1l.-Eortihed by vote OF
confidence In the chamber Of deputies
and by the receipt OF Assurances That
the government forces gradually are
gaining the ascendaucy throughout the
rebelliuus departments in the south,
the ministers tonight incline TO the be-
lief that affairs in the wlne-growing
region are entering less threatening
phase, The mutiny and descriOn from
BeZiCrs of battalion Of the Seven
teenth regiment followed by circum-
stauuaI stories Of similar detections at
out to be untrue cause widespread
alarm. not luy in official circles, but
throughout ne entire country.
The war Office lost no time in order
ing fresh troops TO the scene, and fully
a score of regiments OF all arms were
despatched 10 Narbonnc, Montpelier
and Beziers or We're held in readiness
Just before adjournment of the cham
her tonight Premier CIemenCeau was
able ia announce the surrender of the
mtnous battalion Of the seventeenth
regiment, and the hearty applause that
followed indicated how deep was the
relief u is rgall2 S.s1 on an sues '" oo
means completely disappeared, but
those NJ the helm seem satisfied with
the progress toward the repression or
anarchy,
The ministers intend to take no
chances Martial Law is NOW IN force
throughout thc whole of the disturbed
aroa ana VIII be maintained, Premier
Clemeuceau announced, until normal
civic life can be- resumed,
Tonights vote I'm the chamber II j
beiieyyd win nave considerable effect
ON the malcouteuts, who apparently eN-
pected that the governments represslVe
measures would not he approved ny
narliarurnt. The decision of the cham
her To mold a session tomorrow and cS-
nedita the wine frauds bin will assist
ibe work of cancellation, It is hoped.
Although apart from the mutiuy IN the
Seventeenth regiment no serious ouL-
h,eaIts were reported up to midnight,
fine number Of cases OF tearing up OF
railroad racks sei2ing of officials who
40 MA as hostages anu cudgeling
J..aiotod rolice ms Justified the belief
mai the militant populace might, If
inaSo,s were Forthcoming. be organ
- CO... e,,errlIla warfare. The where
nhNuts az Ntercelin Albert, leader of the
,,,S,'a,,,ent reralns mystery.
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FREE HAND fuR MIME Ems
r,t. Y,,r, -, nv a majority of lOl
~, ,,,o,''tn, ~ IDENTITIES mis- afternoon
w ',,,e da,,ca in the government and
Noseu .'I,,istars free hand To- en-
S'ne ~ ,,nos,,,ns ,bev think hest to re-
80 ,5,eh Ida i'm the disturbed south
'sl"pl'an -. -
~, u'y rosnit came fter a dav Of excite
-, go. ne ,n,,tinv Of troops, follow
,,,. ,no u,idcsnread disorders OF the
,,,;,o s,,,vsrs
VIII, ny $3.50. ,.te,v NJ the French capital
.akcS a az ne ,raplc outcome was
0enlPts 80 ~ sce,po I'm tho chamber
~ W.',tos man The government was
OF uepu ulI,, ~, ,hn ~ s,Ires IT pro-
ul'e' p.''"'S,I E,,en Standing room was
pc "s'n ~ ,iWaIio MANY women listened
.,"' Saha,o ,vhirh at times was SUI
Nv NJ "a
p.,ro,,i., Cle,nenceau lost no time In
premier W. So,ntics thc news
lmpaI ll'S ~ oaJinr tn Tho informa-
from NaI 'v,,1isha5 tbs fact that
non a',souS 80 sotd,ers we're wounded
over nu,,V, ,estnrday The rioters,
~ ~ Ia bsd disappsared from the
he salu' hau u'1 ,F " -, s,,rro,indin, ..
slteets' l cosat1 ~ sbootinp. took
villages: tgIIi'e tor howe Then amid
tne Nls, sWo,,ca me nrer1icr gave the
lllpIeSS ,.r'.sInn NJ Inc uutiny OF tho bat
"lI,i, 1'o' H. savanteenth regiment at
lIllDh w t,s n,nrch IN Reziers, fully
'Hg,T,,,,in,r thr dispatches of the Asso-
clated Press. 49,, ,o onv nroposltion
he could llot llsSvi. ,,ra,,isr or Tho rnu-
for the ''',,,i5 n, an almost fatal
tmeers. us II M"uas ,,,,,ort IN canitulat g
move Tor tnr E"NT H. cnnc,,ded by de-
to the solulet{, - conedence so that
mandlif WI rnrry OUT I'm the
the minister's ou,h ne work OF ro-
maine ~ Wv
preston ,,,,tos occ,.7ed the
The opposing aepu 80 s,ir I'm
ministers OF Seuui,mS oi,tb saving that
the populace ~ lne it,,io nrovncatlon
the troops nrtd nltu - "a mat yo-
and without NOUN Ell sIa ,tghtersd
men ana chnartu l.ou ralsnss az NJ.
They insisted lhat ~" ~ Nerbonne
Feruoul, FORMER .l' LII, otherwlge.
would eiuie In,.,ad ,tbe bloody rlOtlng
one speaker HSse'' ,So trmvnl,,tion of to-
OF today VIII p' ~. ~ It 'N,.lr rlr,n,erra
morrow" Former minister -, SI rio,,,sr
Milerand's denunclotluH -, 49, an
renu WINS particularly NloI'H' ~