Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-03-09
THE TURKS ON THE WAR PATH,

TRNovA, March S.-The population of
D'jums, Macedonia, is emigrating en- masse
before the Turkish troops. There is great
excitement in Tirnova. telegram on the
subject will be read at the next setting of the
assembly. kilograms from the vicinity of
Adrianople give the names of people cut to
pieces by the Turks in districts evacuated
by the Russians.
THE IMPEACHMENT RESOLUTION.
PARIS, March S.-Following is the resolu-
ton recommended by the impeachment COM
mission to the chamber of deputies for
adoption: The chamber recommends the
impeachment of the ministers of the 18th of
May, orders the sending up of the report and
its appendices to the senate and appoints a
committee of five of its members to proceed
with the charge and act as public prose-
cutora.
THE RETURN TO PARIS.
M. Washington, president of the council
and minister of foreign affairs, and Leroyer,
minister of justice, conferred with the COM
mittee on the return of the chambers to
Paris. They declined; they would be will
ing to favor the return, but for the fact that
the chambers, to effect such change in the
constitution, would have to be constituted
into national assembly. The ministry
would also prefer that the question
be postponed till after the
impeachment discussion. The left
centre, forty members present, decided
against a return to Paris. The centrists,
the strongest group of the republicans.
ninety eight members, decides that none of
Its members can be connected with another
ic
contrary to the wishes of Gambetta. who
desires fusion of all sections of republi-
cans This fusion is also desired by the
radicals. The assertion that CREW Will re-
sign If impeachment is carried is regarded
as an idle invention.
THE CHARGES AGAINST THE DE BRoG11E MIN
ISTRY.
VERSAILLES, March SIN the chamber to-
day Brlsson's report was read. Among the
grievances against the De Broglie cabinet is
a complaint that it violated the constitution
by raising anew the question of the form of
government, which had previously been set
tied by constitutional law. It also violated
the rule of the responsibility of the presi-
dent OF the republic, one of whose speeches
betrayed thoughts of personal power. The
authors of the events of the 18th
of May designed the establishment
of dictatorship. They violated the constitu-
ton by delaying the elections beyond the
legally prescribed three months by evading
the electoral law relative to the counsel GEN
eral and councils of reimbursement by for
bidding colportage and closing wine shops
by collision, extortion and undue pressure
on the magistracy, and the creation of a
fictitious rise on the course after election
gave republican majority. The cabinet
continued to eight whole month, and under
the Rochebuet ministry which followed, all
the preparations were made to strike blow
by force. Dispatches were sent
to commanders of army corps to
prepare for military measures, and con-
spiracy evidently existed. The report con-
cludes as follows: GAS DeBroglie and
Rochebuet, ministers, incurred equal respon~
sibility, we propose that both be impeached
before the Senate On motion of Leroyer,
minister of justice, debate was postponed
until Thursday.
THE PLAGUE.
ST. PETERSBURG, March 8.-General Mile
kotf reports the plague now mustered. OF
populationo of $4,000 in the infected dis
tricts of Astrachan, 5000 died between o.
tober and February.