The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-04-02
THE TURMOIL In EUROPE.
Tho Troubles OF England and Rus
\ sia, France and China.
The New French Cabinet BelnE Formed
L by DO Freycinet--Tha Angio-Hus-
\ Sian War Cloud Disappear
ing-Other News
FRANCE AND CHINA.


task, is confident that he will succeed In
dormIng new Ministry. The dispatch adds
1ie general belief In Paris Is that Genelal
Dlllot viii be the new Minister OF War;
ROnyler the new Minister Of Finance, and
Constant the new Minister OF the Interior
MONEY VOTED,
PARIS, March 3l.-The Chamber OF
Deputies unanimously voted the first IN
stallment amounting TO $4,000, 0OJ OF the
TonQnln credit OF S40,0OO,OOO asked by
Prime Minister Ferry yesterday before the
resignation of his Cabinet The Deputies
voted 10 reserve action on the remaining
$4,000, 900 until the formation of the new
Ministry.
Tlm sCENE IN THE CHAMBERS.
LONDON, March 3l.-A special from
Paris gives the following account Of the
opening scenes at tho meeting OF the Cham
berof Deputies yesterday; Long before
the hour for conyenlng for the Cham
Der the streets In the vicinity were
packed with crowds Of excited
men, II soon became evident that
trouble was brewing for the Government
A strong force OF military was ON hand 10
prevent riot and preserve order In the Cham
Dfls NulNllllhllllNlnE IItNNNlluH INV
,Enllerles were crowded with people, who
pllmly showed their irritation over the
French defeat at Langson by keeping up
noley discussion and hurlIng denuncatOry
.epithcts nj the various members Of
the Cabinet and their supporters, as they
entered the Chamber When Jules Ferry,
the Premier arose 10 announce the decision
Snf The Cabinet Council this morn
Ing he was loudly hlSed by the
galleries, lie had hardly finished
,lhe declaration when number OF the
Deputies Of the Right sprang TO their
feet yelling: Down with the wretch
While above the din could be heard the
voice OF Clemenceau as he fairly
screamed 'Tmltorsp II was some time
before order was restored, and had
II not been for the presence Of the troops
there Is hardly any doubt that ylo-
lence would have been done. During the
scene In the chamber the crowd outside be-
came bowling mob, and made several at-
aampis 10 pass the guards In order 10 get In
side the building, but they were kept back
by the determined attitude Of tho military
The vote against Ferry Included the Re
ImbllcAn UnIOnsts, the Extreme Left and
fhe Monarchlsts. No group appears strong
enough 10 Insure q compact ministry, All
sections are determined 70 bring the war 10
a successful issue. In the plan submitted by
General Lewal aud Admiral Peyron,
and adopted by Ferry II was pro.
posed that $4,000 troops be sent TO
TonQun and that a simultaneous attack
be made on the gate OF China Admiral
COnrbet, nj the same time, was TO attack
Canton. When the rainy season stopped
operations In Southern China Nn oSpodi-
tlon was 10 be sent against Pekln. The
new ministry will probably adopt this
plan.
After the resignation Of the Ferry Minis
try, President Greyy asked Henry Brlsson,
President of the Chamber OF Deputies, 10
form anew Cabinet Brsson declined. The
President then asked NJ, Fwyclnet 10 form
n Cabinet lie asked twenty-four hours 10
reply In.
Lc Figaro says that Ferry has appealed
20 his friends TO gather 10 his support lle
declared he would send 100000 men 10
China, II necessary,
pEKIN SAFE FuR TGIE PRESENT
LONDON, March 8i,-'The Paris CORE.
spondent Of the Times says u is impoSsl'
Die for De FvycInot TO think Of q French
advance TO Pokln, The 0reualS are
ennly aud the state OF the country Is un'
favorable for such resolution, He VIII
only be- permitted 10 send 30, 900 men "
Tonquln,
AN ANNAMEsn UPRISING,
PARIS, March SILT Is nmorcd that the
.Annnmcse have risen against French Nu-
fhorIty The rising Is attributed 10 French
FeyerScs In 1Onquln and 10 the lnlrlguGs Of
Chinese Mandarlns,
rnG WAR CLOUD DISAPPEARING.
LONDON, March 3l.-fho belief has be-
come general that the Russo'Afghan quos.
1lon viii be amcnbly adjusted within few
days Baron dc Staal, the Russian AM
bnssadOr, viii have conference with Earl
Granville to-day De GGB accepts Earl
Gmnyllc's suggestion that the Boundary
Commission limit It's work within the spoc-
fed zone, which includes Nlhllshtnl, Cha
man and PonIdch on the SOUTH De GlcrS
states that the Russian Commissioners will
Do ready 10 meet Sir Peter Lunsdell In
April
In the House Of Commons, yesterday aft
crnoon the MARQUIS of Harrington, SccrO-
cary OF State for War said the last adylcos
tho Government had received from St
Petersburg were 10 the effect that peace.
ful solution of the Russo.Atghun Quo9-
ton was more promising than at
any time since the difficulty arose.
Additional extensive orders had been
sent TO Chicago meatpNcklng establish
ments. II was found impossible for En-
gilsh firms 10 compete with Americans.
The report that hundreds Of tons of Amer
scan meat had been found putrld were, the
Marquis said, untrue llo stated that II
would be prejudlclal to the public Interests
10 explain the negotiations with Russia
The latest from 81. Petersburg strengthened
the hope of satisfactory solution OF the
difficulties.
THE QUEEN LEAVES ron FRANCE.
PoRrsMouTu, March 3l.-The Queen,
accompanied by the Princess Beatrice, left
here to-day on board the royal yacht Vic
toria and Albert on route for Alx-les'
BaInos A large crowd gathered at tho
pier 10 witness their departure, and cheered
loudly as the yacht steamed out OF the
hnrboL
EL MEuDi's mvAJ,
DoNooLA, March 8i.-The rival OF El
Mehdl N named El Makk The number Of
Ids adherents Is increasing. He has occu-
pied VI obeId. The followers OF vi Mehdl
are alarmed.
rAMAI EVACUATED ny THE ARABS.
SuAKIM, March SILT Is reported that
osmau Dlgma has evacuated ramal as well
az Hashocn. A body Of British cavalry
mon has been dispatched 10 ascertain II tho
report is true.
rIouT NEAR MEBAwE.
poNuoIA, March 3i.--The troops COM
'manded by tho Mudlr Of Dongola had an
engagement with the hostile Arabs OF tho
liassanych tribe, In the Iannak Mountains,
..at . point sixteen miles south Of Morawe.
Tho Hassanyohs made the attack and were
Sepulsed with loss Of twenty killed. and
afx prisoners. The Mudlr's troops suffered
mo ioss.
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