The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-06-23
GOysrnn3at Measure Removes
 Wine Growers Grievance
REVOLT PARTLY POLITICAL
Mutinnos Troops Return--Pren1ier Clemeneeau Gives Cabinet Full Re- ports on Stuation-state
 Dinner Is Postponed.

Paris. June 2e-A profound feeling of relief pervades the capital tonight nt the check to the outbreak In the south which Is described by ex-PremIer Rihot as the worst crisis in France in thirty seven years The government apparently is satisfied that it has the situation well in hand. and that the troops will prevent a recurrence of the armed revolt Such Il mobilization of military forces has not been previously witnessed In the life of the third republic. All the towns and a majority of the villages in tae disturbed departments are armed camps.
 Tonisht's dispatches represent chat a general calm prevails, although there are one or two instances of disturbances Tn isolated districts
 Both civil and military authorities. how ever, have made preparations for all eventualitles.
 The situation resulting from the wine growers movement. which was followed by the demonstrations of sympathizers, including the officials of many munfcipau- tics, and by serious rioting and a mutinv of troops, appears to have improved con- siderably today
 
 were reported, The mutinous troops re- turned to their barracks, showing only one man missing. The chamber of depu- ties passed as a whole and unanimously all the clauses of tbe wine fraud bii, but previously adopted separately. thus enabling the government 10 put the meas ure into immediate effect and remove the principal grievances of the vine growers, and finally the bishops ia tho dfstufDt't area exhorted the people to avoid any further violence,
 The result is that Premier c1enienceaa is able to give his colleagues the fuii ice l port Of the situation but the plgiins sl vis- l It's of Prs siHe,d Fallieres h Boroenhs and all the ministerial enseaefnspta festive functions in the H3tHadisfic e ture have been cancelled and tae ner which was to have been gasep hY G French chamber of commerce Monday .a honor of Sir Wlrfred Laurier. tho Canai- ian premier, w. s. Fielding the Cauaa- ian minister of finance. and L. r. Bre- deur. the Canadian minister Of marine and fisheries. was postponed. all on uc- count of the national sorrow over the bloodshed in south France. A new feature of this situation was Inc statement made by the minister of jus tice today that among the persons a,- rested in connection With the roting in the disturbed departments would be nen- bers of local royalists' clubs which bear out the cabinets claim that considerable of politics Is mixed up in the move- ment
 A delegation of senators and deputies representing the south of France visited President Falleres at the Elysee pai- nee this afternoon and appealed Tor mS good offices to bring abodt the reieass of NJ Feroult former mayor Of Nitr- bonne, and the other members of the wlnp growers committee who are in custody
 The President replied that he could not depart from the constitutional role which debars any such interference on the part of the President. In the evening there were few instances = interruption or troop trains by the tearing up Of tracNH, the destruction of a small bridge at Cu- turres was announced and barrieades ot telegraph poles were erected in many nIaees. especially in the neighborhood ot paulson. where several thousand peas ants committed minor depredations-
 The local committee of defense of the wine growers of Mot. who nave peen growers of Montpelier, has plaearded that city with appeals to the cieizehs lio, " resort to Iecklessness The woundSd m inc two conflicts there hardly exceed Grfy. of which the majority are sosdlerS suffering from revolver shots
 Train loads of soldiers continue 10 ar rive at Montpelier The shops and catcs are all open commercial life has been resumed and officers and soldiers ar' freely circulating in the streets us,tner heIna rnolested The sub-prefeet or Mont nelier NJ IIuller who was captured pY ,oasants yesterday and held as host ago has been released and arrived at wontneIier from Pauson. Beyond some bruises he sustained no injury