THE FRENCH ELECTIONS.
M. CLEMENCEAU DEFEATED,
SOCIALIST VICTORY IN PARIS.
Pakis, September 4
Upon the second ballot M. Gobleb was elected, and MM. Floqueb and Clemonceau defeated.
M< Clemeneeau's rejection is due to the charges brought against him of being the enemy of Russia and a eecreb ageno of England.
The Republicans have gained sixteen seats. '
The chief feature of the election is tho Socialist triumph in Paris. Ton escapees are amongsb those elected.
The Republicans number 100; Conscrtives, 10; Clerical-Republicans, 7. M. Goblet will probably be tl\p leador of the Socialists.
The Trades Congress and Socialists demand adult suii'rage. The Chamber of Deputies comprises 68 Conservatives, 513 Republicans, including 25 Rallies, and 69 Socialiats.
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Auckland Star, Volume XXIV, Issue 210, 5 September 1893, Page 5
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