The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-11-25
ITALIAN CABINET RESIGNS.
WILD EXCITEMENT IN THE CHAMBER
or DEPUIIEs

| KinR Hunbsrt Reserve. III. Aeeeptsr or
The Rssiessto-s - The Chs~bsr IL sn
Uprosr.' Members Yenins and Hootips-
Visitors In the Gallery Csn Gioiitu . THIEF
| -speeuistioH About the New Ministry.
RoMs. Nov. PA meeting Of the Cabinet
was held this morning. The situation arising
| from the reading yesterday In the Chamber OF
| Deputies OF the report OF the committee ap-
| pointed to investigate the bank scandals was
| most thoroughly discussed. and the Ministers
decided that their usefulness was at an end.
In accordance with this decision the Cabinet
| rendered its resignation az a whole TO King
| Humbert The Ministry was made up as fo-
lowsi
sisnor Giovanni GiolittL. President Of the
| Council and Minister Of the Interior; Signor
Benedetto Brin. Minister OF Foreign Affairs:
| BiRnor BernardIno Grimsldi. Minister OF the
| Treasury and ad interim Minister Of Finance;
Signor Santa Maria. Minister OF Justice and
| Ecclesiastical Affairs: Gen. Luigi Pelloux,
Minister OF War: Admiral Racchia. Minister of
| Marine: BiRnor Pletro Lacava. Minister OF
Commerce. Industry. and Agriculture: Slgnor
Ferdnando Martini. Minister OF Public In
| struotion: SiRnor Francesca Genala. Minister
OF Public Works: and Signor Camille Finoc-
| chiaro- Aprile. Minister Of Posts and Tele-
graphs
The Chamber Of Deputies was again crowd
| cd when the session opened to-day. interest
having reached Q high point in consequence OF
the resignation Of the Ministry. 6iRnor lamar
delli who until now President is elected acts
as presiding oflicer. was in the chair. SiRnor
Felice Cavalotti. Radical arose as soon as the
formalties Of opening the session had been
compiled with. and declared that the m en- bers
| OF the Extreme Left wished yesterday to vote
censure against the Government because the
Cabinet had no right to evade judgment By
| resigning.
| After Q lively exchange Of words between
President Zanardelli and Signor Cavalotti on
| the causes OF Yesterdays disorder in the
chamber. BiRnor Giolitti arose and said that he
| must first make personal declaration.
Il and my colleagues" no said. wish to
resume our places among the Deputies In
order to defend ourselves against our assail-
| ants"
He then read the resignation Of the Min
listers and the Kings response The response
| said that his Majesty would. for the present
| reserve his acceptance OF the designations,
pending elaboration as to the course he would
take in consequence OF the crisis that has
arisen. signor Glolitti spoke amid Q tumult
OF interrup tions and insulting epithets ADJ
dressing Bignor Imbriana. Radical member.
He said:
Your language suits you. Your insults do
not soil the points OF my boots"
The Chamber was In an uproar. the mem
bers yelling and acting like madmen. The ex-
element was intsnsifed By the action Of the
Extremists. who. rising from their seats.
waved their hands In the air. and with cench-
cd fists. threatened signor Giolitti with
physical violence. The public galleries were
packed and iammed. and the people In them
. taA he hAr haA aA
Of the House Some men leaning far over the
rail and waving their Oats at Sig. Giolitti oried
Thief" " Theft The CRY was taken up By
those In the rear and q perfect storm OF op-
probrious epithets was poured on the head Of
the Prime Minister. The officers Of the House
made q rush to arrest the men who were
creating the babel In the galleries. but q num-
Der Of the Deputies shouted. Leave them
Giolitti. pale and ire n bling. stood surrounded
hey s al The sacssd WSSd
try to carry their threats Of violencs against.
with With his friends a conSsrsation that was in IN
audible to everybody save those in the circle.
Sa' anS ssd eS Ct Hdis 3es
the Chamber adjourned.
The Parliamentary groups held caucuses
this evening to determine their lines OF action
in the Chamber. Deputies OF the Extreme Left
discussed q proposal to appeal to the people in
and sss &n, NJ SscsOH H'
Lett says that this party, IN view Of ts har o
mony and size. ought 70 have the largest rep
tion Is criticized generailS as an unworthy at
tempt to influence the DECISION OF the King.
times, q mentioned still as a likely candidate
Minister OF Foreign Affairs. is regarded as the
most probable man after ZanardsllL
man n not In PsrlsmcSt viii be seieotsd PROB
ably by the Kingh9 form the neS Government ,1I
uphill iH Work from the beginning. King Hum.
bert will conier again tomorrow with con-
At second caucus held this evening thirty
one members Of the Extreme Left decided to
send a m aniiesto 70 the country. The prepare
CayaIctti and Giusepps de FelIee. all powerful
sldsd also to demand the exclusion OF Giolitti
from the Council OF state. -,
Tomorrow the Senate will discuss pro-
posal to appoint a commission of seven to eK:
anime the cases Of the Senators compromised
Pro i Bosio has sent Zanardslli a proposal
for a Parliamentary debate on q motion to
change existing laws SO az to a desnrlve the
PROBABILITY ofZAnardsllis consenting to such
! discussiOp In the Ch han her, .or,..,,,.n.
"Ths feeling In the Chamber and among the
people Is so strong in favor OF Crispl Ministry
that It IL obvious any other 10 uplikely TO
il IL not Known whether Crispi would IN
dsrtake to form a Cabinet. He certain-
~ will not do so unless Tree hand be
allowed him. His programme would Include
radical economies and additional taxation n
necessary, a purely defensive but efficient
Srmament. aud Arm scclsslAstical policy
WlThoutenmity TO the Church; He would re-
SarS to italy and Of vital Importance to the
peace OF Europe"