Butte semi-weekly miner., 1888-04-04
TIRARD RESIGNS.
rher Vote urgency ON Motion for 4 = |.

They Vote Urgency ON = Motion foF s =
vision Of the constitutions The Minis.
try Oppose 1t as Giving Satisfaction
: to Their Enemy, and Are Outyoted
pa,if. Mfarch 30.-The Chamber to-day
By i vote of 26S to 237, despite the oppo
s;tion of the Government, voted for urgency
for the Extreme Left bill, providing for
riyision OF the Constitution. La Guerre
proposed the motion for urgency for revis.
ion OF the Constitution. Several B.npart'
isis declared they would support the de
maad so far as it was an appeal to the
tie, ,ple. Minister Viette asked the Chamber
to Nv ait the return of Premier Tirard from
the Senate before deciding. M. Brisson
said he was opposed to revision, and, al
luding to Boulanger, said the satisfaction
which would be offered by the adoption oi
the measure ought not to be given to the
Derson who had attacked the institutions
of the country and talked OF
PURGNG THE CHAMBER.
Minister Sarrien urged the Chamber to re-
iect The demand. NJ. Goblet thought that
4 revision of the Constitution would not
imnroye the situation. Premier Tirard,
VIII, had entered during the debate, declared
he fnlly agreed with Sarrien. Ii the Cham
her decided to consider the urgency pro-
nosal the ministry would decline all re-
e.,ansibility, as such action on the part OF
the Chamber would furnish q fresh argu-
meat in favor of the audacious manifesto
issued by a dismissed General. The
DEFEAT OF THE MINISTRY
ca used a sensation in the Chamber. As
s..nn as the vote was announced, M.
Tlrard departed for the Elysee Palace.
La Guerre proceeds tomorrow Tor the de-
,,a,gtment of Nord, where he will commence
an electoral campaign in favor OF Boulan-
or. The General himself will explain his
nroeramme at banquet which will be
given at Lille. The Chamber, after short
recess, reassembled at s p. m. M. Cuneo
Nornaano, Bonapartist, moved that the
Bureaus tomorrow appoint a commlttee
to prepare for a revision OF the Constitu-
tion. After confused debate, De Sonnier
of the Left urged the Chamber 30 await
the formation of new cabinet. Nor
ms nos motion was rejected by vote OF
253 to 1876, the Right cheering ironically.
The Chamber then adiouraed until p. M.
tomorrow. A Cabinet council met at the
Elssee Palace at 9 p. N. The Senate has
finally adopted the budget as modihed py
the Chamber of Deputies.
THE COMING MAN.
be Roulede when questioned in regard 10
the crisis, said the intrigues and iealousles
of statesmen were running France. He
feared war with Germany. At the present
moment France must be on her feet. The
ONLY man able to raise her was Boulanger.
THEIR RESIGNATION ACCEPTED.
President Carnot has accepted the resig-
nation of the cabinet. The ministers, how
ever, will conduct the affairs OF their
several departments until their successors
are appointed. 1t is expected that Floquet
will be summoned to form a cabinet.
RoBBING ON GRAND SCALE.
A Greek named Raptoperilos was ar
rested here to-day for robbing the Numis.
matte Museum at Athens Of ancient
medals and coins of the value OF thirty
million francs.
Powder Magazines Explode.
ATHENS, March 30.-The powder maga
zine in the fortress on the Island OF Santa
Maura exploded to-day. At last accounts
the fire was raging in the fortress and il
was feared two other magazines would ex
plode. The loss OF life is not known. The
Inhabitants of the adjacent town have de
THAR bnmpE