Carnot elected French president amid crisis and exit of Grévy
The report notes Marie Sadi Carnot born 1837 in Limoges rose through the ranks to become finance minister and advocate for republican stability. Grévy resigns under pressure after a long public career marked by prudence and restraint, with Carnot's victory seen as securing peace and securing the republic against radical threats. Concerns over ministerial alignments and the reaction of French politics are described, and a brief note on local costermongers seeking housing and stalls is included.
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Marie Francois Sadi Carnot
French Republic
M. Grévy
Limoges
Polytechnic
Germany
Seine-Inferieure
Céte d’Or
M. Thiers
MacMahon
MM. de Freycinet
M. Ladi Carnot
M. Ferry
M. Goblet
M. Sadi Carnot
Congress of Senators
Deputies
Paris
Chamber of Deputies
M. Jules Grévy
M. Jules Ferry
MS Grévy
Europe
France
Louis Philippe
National Assembly
Napoleon Till
Bordeaux
MM. Floquet
Ferry
de Freycinet
M. Said Carnot
Yesterday's Telegrams Special Sunday Edition
A compact summary mirror of yesterday's news compiled for the Sunday edition. Includes brief dispatches from Reuters transmitted through Lloyd's Weekly Newspaper Office.
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Lloyd's Weekly
Scmpay
ELECTION OF THE FRENCH PRESIDENT 616 VOTES CARNOT ELECTED
Versalles and Paris report the French presidential election results with Sadi Carnot winning at Versailles by 616 votes to 188 for Saussier and small counts for Ferry and Freycinet. Early polling showed Ferry and Carnot leading, with multiple ballots and a counting process, amid political debate on Home Rule and liberal reforms. Paris crowds react with orderly enthusiasm as Grévy leaves the Elysée for new residence.
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Paris
Versailles
Congress
St. Lazare
M. Jules Ferry
M. de Freycinet
M. Brisson
M. Sadi Carnot
General Saussier
Varieties Theatre
M. Camille Pelletan
HM. Sadi Carnot
M. Gales
M. Grand
United Republican
Vesalltrs
United Republican Groups
Jules Ferry
Appert
al. Sadi Carnot
M. Carnot
Congress of Senators and Deputies
M. Leroyer
Senate
National Assembly
M. Michelin
M. de Cassagnac
M. Gauthier
MM. Michelin
Republic
VersalLees
MM. Ferry
de Freycinet
The
M. le Royer
M. de L’reycinet
General Appert
M. Floquet
M. Felix Pyat
Chatsworth-road
Lower Clapton
Ernest Hardwick
Patie
Shoeslane
City
Messrs. Wells
Richard‘son
Farringdon Road
H. H. Warner
Shoe Lane
Ditto
Messrs
Purdy and Huntington
Commission
Lawrence Brothers
Merchants
Farringdon Street
I. Messent
E. Stocker and Co
R. W. Winfield
Ledstead
Hilton Terrace
Fulham-road
Billiards Handicap Sees Wide Lead By Roberts at Aquarium
The Westminster Aquarium hosted the sixth heat round of the 600 up Billiards Handicap with 72 entries. Roberts dominated the 12,000 up spot-barred match against McNeill, finishing Roberts 10,000 to McNeill 9,823 and winning by 1,400 points after strong breaks. Notable results include J Reid beating KR Ward by 91 and Dowman defeating Archdeacon by 105 as the event progressed through yesterday’s play.
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Lower Clapton
H. Kaye
C.J. Kebbell
A. Smith
Lea Harriers
Williamstow
University College School
Harold Wadé
Sharp
A.R. Williams
Svanran Warrrens
Wood Green
Arana
Ssec
J. H. Pew
J. W. Mankielow
L.C. Freeman
Imin
Isec
J.T. Muzgrave
A. Jacob
Anglin B.C
J. Campbell
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Thames
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Cheshire
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Derby County
Aston Villa
Derby
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Notts Forest
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Swifts
Cantabs
Cambridge
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Clapham Rovers
Surbiton
Rovers
Toni
Westminster Aquarium
G. Duncan
F. Brereton
J. Webberley
J. Shattuck
C. Willson
F. Watts
A. Taylor
CG. Edwardes
W. Spiller
F. Artault
J. Dawkind
J. Jennings
W. Moss
G. Collins
C. Roberts
S. Christy
J. A. Bonn
F. Bundey
E. Bancroft
J. Roberts
G. Drew
Old Nent Road
J. Reid
Manchester
Bem
Ib. NeNeil
Glasgow
KR. Ward
F. Dowman
Greenwich
Archdeacon
Ealing
H. Steel
Islington
C. Francis
Chelsea
O J. Roverts
H. McNeill
Roberts
Argyll-street
Regent Circus
McNeill
Rumor of Kilrain Smith Prize Fight At Lilybridge
A sensational rumour circulated in the metropolis that Jem Smith and Jake Kilrain fought at Lilybridge with Kilrain injured after three rounds and removal to Brompton hospital. A late update denied the fight and Kilrain’s admission to Brompton hospital.
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Metropolis
Exchange Telegraph Company
Jem Smith
Jake Kilrai
Lilliebridge
Hilrain
Brompton Hospital
Kilrain
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