The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-03-31
ANOTHER CABINE7 CRISIS.
The French Ministry Tender
Their designations.
A ROW OVER THE BUDGET.
Deyelle, VIII Be Asked By President
CarnOt to Form a Cabinet.
The Excitement Intense in the Chamber
When Announcement of the Resigna-
lions Was Made-voting Supplies
for One Month.

PARIS, March 3O.-The government
was defeated by narrow margin in the
chamber of deputies today and another
cabinet crisis is the result The crisis
arose through a submission to the cham
Der OF report from the budget commits
tee. Lockroy announced that the COM
mittee had resolved to send the budget
back to the senate in the form in which it
originally passed the deputies. The SEN
ate, he added. suppressed all reforms
passed by the chamber.
The chamber then proceeded to discuss
the clauses, rejected the senate amend
ments including the bill amending the
liquor law. Tirard declared these must
be separated from the budget as the sem
ate proposed. Otherwise he said the gov
eminent would be obliged to ask for
vote on accounts.
Rlbot supported Tirard and urged the
chamber to agree with the senate. On
division the chamber decided by a vote OF
247 to 242 to retain the liquor law amend
ment bill as part of the budget When
the vote was announced Premier Ribot
adjourned the session until O'Clock this
evening in order TO give him and his feI-
low ministers time to consider their posi-
ton.
After a lengthy consultation the min
listers proceeded to Elysee and rendered
their designations to President Carnot.
The president urged them to reconsider
their determination. His arguments
were in vain, however, and the ministers
insisted that their designations must be
accepted.
At 9:15 O'Clock the deputies reassem-
bled. All the outward signs of q cabinet
crisis were apparent in the crowded CALLER
les and among the animated groups on the
floor When Cassimir-Perier took the
chair all the ministerial places were va
cant, but moment later, Tirard minis
ter of finance, announced in few words
that the cabinet had resigned, but were
charged by President Carnot to carry on
the affairs OF state for a. short period. He
would, therefore, ask the chamber for a
vote on account to cover the next two
months. The chamber referred the re-
port to the budget committee and then
took q recess.
at 10 O'Clock, the hour set for reas-
sembling, not a chair in the whole house
was vacant, and hundreds who could not
gain admlttance were waiting at the en-
trance to get the earliest possible news OF
| the proceedings The disorder, which the
president was unable TO quiet, was hushed
the moment LOckroy stepped to the trib-
une to announce the decision of the
DuQSeb cOmn1bbeSs IN lew WORDS ne
stated that the committee felt it would be
inexpedient to grant the request made by
Tirard for two months supplies, but
would recommend d vote covering one
month from the present time.
Shouts of approval greeted the state
ment. The brief discussion which fol-
( lowed was one-sIded, az the difference of
| opinion in the chamber practically con
cerned only the question whether sup
plies should be voted Tor one month or
not at all Eventually the report of the
committee was adopted by vote of 5O4 to
! 3, and the chamber adjourned until Tues
! day. 1t is rnmoTed that Develle, minister
of foreign affairs in Ribot's cabinet, will
be asked by President Carnot to form a
ministry.