Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-05-17
A. Young Earthquake In The
Fre4ch Cabinet.
4 Sudden Coup D'Etat Of HcAa-
hons Resignstions I'm
Order.
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Mhick,are Accepted As Fast Az
Tendered.
Reports Of the Position, Move
ments, and Strength 0fthe
Russian Army.
1t Is Called "The Army OF Eng
....... ...... Iaad.''
Imply Ing Its Use Against That
Country.
News From The Seat OF War
Aore Interesting than
Usual.
FORIIG1.
1t Is Called "The Army OF Eng
-. r.. l....4......... Iaad y
Implying Its Use Against That
Country.
FoRIIGH.
49,
COUP D'ETAT.

London, May 1.-THE Times Par
is correspondent say McMahon's letter
to Jules Simon, which caused the lat
tcrs resignation, is one Of the tasst Sc
rious aud perhaps most fatal events
since the fall OF Theirs. The council
general aud municipal council which
are charged with the duty Of electing
senator's must soon be reviewed. Ten
of the right, who are leading this con-
spiracy, found themselves driven into
corner. They wished, on no &C
count, to entrust these elections to
the present republican cabinet. They
therefore had to force conflict which
the chamber Of deputies had avoided.
The discussion on municipal law had
commenced; this discussion was only
on the first reading, Simon having re-
served for himself Intervention. On
the second, on press law, Simon con-
fined bis opposition to question Of
substituting The trial by jury for sum
mary jurisdiction, in caacs Of inaulta
on marshal and forsign sovereigns.
This, il mistake, could be repaired,
but when the learned Of the coup d'etat
had not patience, to wait and they sug-
Rested to the marshal the previous let
ter. II is csuched 10 oAsnsive terms
and divulges what passed in the eoun-
oil 10 fashion, which will excite the
censure OF the whols world. 1t con-
cluldes ike Ill manifsstos Of coup
d'etat by threatening to appeal to the
country.
Simon IN An interview with AcNahon
said: II offer you my resignation. !"
/ AcNahon replied. II expected /. and &C.
ceptsd it" By three p. m. the whole
cabinet except the minister Of war had
resigned. The ministers spoke of are
Duke DeBrooglis, foreign affairs, Fountain
of the interior, Bufst of finance, sayrsut
OF education Griviard of commerce, cour
de- Paris, Of justice, and Bothold, Of war
It's said that de Brooglie wrote the let
tor, that the marshal will explain At to-
norrow's setting. He considered 1t dan
gerous for the country to remain longer
In the hands Of this cabinet. That he
Amarshal viii prorogus the chamber Of
deputies tor a month; that the cham
bsf will reply by VOC OF want of conf
deacs or by another extreme measure.
However the chamber will finally be dis
solved and as the struggle Is hencetorth
J. absolutely inevitable, unless tho marshal
takes cabinet from the left, which is i'm
probable. The whole affair produces be-
wildermsnt here, and all diplomatists
consider it : coup d'stat. Active attempts
at pacitication OF the left are making. Il
unsuccessful the resalt will he-proble-
matcal, butexer full of danger.
RESlGNA1fON,
Paris, May l7.-Iu consequence o
adiferenc e||with Ffesfafns MacMahor
Jules Simon, president of the counci
! minister Of the interior, has rendered
his resignation. The ministers nov
IN council are making efforts 10 induce
him 10 reconsider his action
WAR 1rEals.
New York, MAyy17-A special ,e
the Times from Giurgevo says that ,
great battls Is impending, and already
hssvy cannonading is in progress