The North-Eastern Weekly Gazette. — 1894-06-30 (Stockton-on-Tees, Cleveland, England)

THE FRENCH : ELECTION OF N. CAR A special meeting of ti sembly was held at N email] porpoee of electing a new P in the room of Mane Fre; late President, who was etc on Sunday night while taki ! attending the opening of t ' Lyons. M. Casimir -Pe Chamber of Deputies and e Republican candidate, wee Feat office by 487 votes oc is an unprecedented ballots have hitherto inv to secure the requisn In 1887 the late President till the third ballot. 1 ties and 280 sonata was necessary that should be east for the The Socialist deputies and voted for the unsuccessful • very disorderly manner. being apprised of his el thanks, !declaring that t country all that he had of and all the ardour of cons wavered. It was announe tamed 191 votes, while received 90. Fifty •th to General Ferrier, az M. Casimir-Perier is a ma character, and has rapidly the front rank. He was formed in December, 1897,, that he had influence enou Ministry, his colleagues i Burdean, Spoiler, Mercier a good early training un he was secretary wt Minister of the Interior of May, 1873. His owt been distinguished by tins is also a man of advanced t country. His political be in the words he used duri ago, when he declared the ing Governments, bon majorities, can serve the I. and abroad, and realise demanded by the democra also he said he remained policy which, through res• convictions and through render the Republic imor will make France powerfu 2,000 ARRRSTE  Some further unsucoese to pillage the houses of the night. No fewer than two tl made. A large shop we midnight. In the cours Benoist, the examining Santo arrived in Lyon before committing his prisoner is a very i has by personal studi mentary knowledge whin school. Santo is no, a t and his views seem quite the other Anarchists. I difficulty, but appears to t fectly. The magistrate tided his plans to the Free pelier, but that he had plices in Lyons. The I deal, but becomes silent wl reason for murdering Prim not yet been photogratile oeived after conimitting t him almost untecognisat nearly cloeed, and his lire  THE WELSH COLI  FUNERALS OF '  The work of exploration continued onWedneeday. down the pit at six o'clo another party descended number of dead discos was 268, including t but who bad • suceunal Of the remaining invali dying, and the two otht condition. Nearly 120 be the day, and from twenty people tame to the sillagi being closed. A short sei house before starting. afte for certain districts met assumed an apparently , Ocassionalfy a well:seam with that thrilling effect n this kind.—Tbe inqueet we and after further evidente been received, was adjour Marquis of Bute has inci ' contributing £l,OOO to the shirs and South Wales Provident Society to he claims on its resources an -- Several colliery mdh of Commons estimate fated unexpended Wan hands of private trusteei funds collected from to past colliery exPlosione• a, £150.000. There as rese. reiiidueof the Hartley Fur about £28.000. and there a from the Rises, Blantyre. of which time now few or In the hope that three gathered together, would to mein the needs of man any freeh appeal, the Pad the Trades -Union Comp early opportunity of aloe should undertake the edit of such funds, and that th over the country should A 00111.1.110 in the House of Comt sufferers by the colliery opened it after the die Wits day, and in a very fel hundred pounds promised. further opportunity of pas. tion list, which was speed: When the House roe oe scribed with a wartutb greatly increased the vale Another of the curve Oulliery,the first man reset another body has been A large number of Enteral: day.