St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-11-27
CABINET TIMBER SCARCE.
cdRN0T SEEMS TO Be STUMPED FOR
A LEADER.
TWO PROPONENTS DECLINE.
Both Perier and Dupuy Refuse to
Attempt the Formation of a
Cabinet-Socialists Claim Cred
Prospect of a Spanish Cabi-
net Crisis.


1T for the Cabinet Overthrow
Prospect of a Spanish Cabi-
net Crisis.
PARIS, Nov. 26.-lt was semi-officially
announced today that NJ. Casimir-
Perler, president of the chamber of
deputies, who was summoned by Presl-
dent CarnOt shortly after the resigna-
ton of the cabinet, has Informed N.
Carnot that he has irrevocably decided
not TO form q cabinet, and that he has
advised the president to appeal to the
public spirit of ex-Premier Dupuy, who,
in the opinion of NJ. Casimir-Perier,
might be prevailed upon to form cab
met. 1t is added that President Carnot
thereupon summoned NJ. Dupuy, who
declared that he did not consider HIM
self to be in position to acquit himself
OF such task, and therefore he respect
fully declined to undertake the forma-
ton OF the new cabinet. Later Presi-
dent Carnot summoned NJ. Meline, and
thoroughly discussed the situation with
the aforementioned gentleman, who rep
resents the department of the Vosges in
the chamber of deputies. and who has
already filled the position of minister of
agriculture. as well as other important
positions, under the French govern
ment. To NJ. Meline the president en-
trusted
THE DELICATE MISSION OF
endeavoring 10 persuade NJ. Casimir-
Perier or NJ. Dupuy to reconsider their
decisions not to undertake the recon-
struction of the French cabinet, but it
is understood NJ. Casimir-Perier en-
phatically declined to be persuaded to
undertake the difficult task proposed to
him, and it is added, that Nj. Meline
met with an equally firm refusal from
NJ. Dupuy. After completing his un-
| successful mission, NJ. Meline this even
Ing visited President Carnot and in
formed him of his failure to persuade
NJ. Casimir-Perier or NJ. Dupuy to
change their minds. 1t is said that the
president was somewhat disappointed
| at the result of the mission with which
he had entrusted NJ. Meline. Several
OF the newspapers anticipated that the
Dupuy ministry would be easily recon-
| structed without the Radicals. and the
Figaro, commenting on the situation,
| says that it is rumored that President
| Carnot will send a message to the
chamber after the formation of the new
ministry. Senator Challemel-Lacour is
reported to have urged upon President
Carnot the necessity of securing
LARGER NUMBER OF SENATORS
in the new cabinet. Late this evening
it is reported that President Carnot has
summoned Fl. Bourgeois, who was for
merly minister Of justice, in order to
consult with him as to the formation Of
the new cabinet. The Socialist work
mems union gave punch at the
Maison du Pale this afternoon in
honor of the Social ist deputies who
were instrumental IN bringing about
the resignation of the French cabinet.
The majority Of the representatives of
the Socialist party, in cluding NJ. Jaures
and Nj. MilIerand. the deputies who
were so prominent in attacking the
| programme recently outlined by NJ.
Dupuy, were at the entertainment. NJ.
Jaures, who was loudly applauded,
made a speech. After affirming that
the Socialists were moved by the
spirit of patriotism, the speaker declared
that the fall of the ministry was the first
victory for the Socialistic parliamentary
group, and that it was an omen for sue
cess for their future undertakings. The
Socialists, NJ. Jaures added. knew that
cabinet of their own choice was i'm
possible, but they did not overthrow
ministers for the mere pleasure of Great
ing a crisis. All they asked was that
the ministry should observe a benevo
lent neutrality. NJ. MiIlerand, in his
remarks to the assembled Socialists
thanked NJ. Jaures for his action in the
chamber of deputies, declaring that de-
bates in the chamber would, in future
be regulated by the Sociallstic party. NJ
Ernest Roche was the last speaker. He
advocated political amnesty, which me-
with decided approval upon the part Of
his hearers.