The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-07-12

is due to Milman." This reference to
Archibald Milman. clerk assistant in the
House. and immediate inference that he
had been coaching Mr.. Mellor as to his
unionIsts shouted. who is chairmanp
Tho Irish replied in chorus: ''Milman is
boss" Several Liberals called out: Let
the chairman alone"
tumult. As tho disorder abated he was
again baited by Mr.. Sexton. who shouted:
Am j to be the victim of malicious in
trusion Of the clerkW The inquiry was
above which could be distinguished cries
of Put him out.O
Mr.. Gladstone appealed to Mr.. Sexton to
obey the chairman. Mr.. Sexton replied
leave his defense with the Prime Minister.
Cheers and counter cheers were given when
he made this statement. AS he retired the
irish jumped TO the benches. waved their
hats and cheered furiOusly. After Mr..
BrOderick withdrew his statement that the
Irish were garrulOus and impecunIOus and
order was restored. Mr.. Sexton Karr's
amendment which had been quite lost TO
view In the hubhub, was then rejected, by
o vote of 25l to 219.
Subsequent to motion to adjourn Timo.
thy Healy appealed to Speaker Peel against
Chairman Mellors treatment Of Mr.. Sex
ton. The Speaker. however. supported
Mr.. Mellor's decision.
Pessimistic View of the Situation at Paris
NEW YORK. July 11.-There Is printed
here this morning q special dispatch from
Paris correspondent az follows:
The political situation In France can
only be described as chaotic. 1t is idle to
prophecy what the ply sical outcome will
bs. Nothing In the anxious days of last
winter compares with the violent passion
and incendiary talk in which oil parties
and factions are now indulging. Men who
kept cool throuaht the Panama scandal
are saying strange things to-day. One
present republic was created, has
been recognized as the greatest poiit-
ical power In France. said to-day:
"Carnot will be compelled to resign before
that he. and not Dupuy and his Ministers.
is responsible, for the vsciIlsting policy of
the last few days."
what will happen thenP was asked. A
nonchalant don't know" was the only
answer.
The correspondent talked this afternoon
with three leaders who are at the head of
the labor and socialist movement in
France and one said boldly: I'VE have
$50. men ready to Join in q general strike
when ordered by the National Social Con-
gress this week. More than that, they are
willing and prepared TO take mp arms to
defend the liberties hich the present gov
ernment has attacked. We have no conf
dence IN the about-face policy which the
Ministry was compelled to ADOPT"
The newspapers are full of violent talk.
Paul Cassagnac prints one Of the most ter
rifc denunoiatlons of the government
which even the hare bralned French press
ever INDUCED IN. All thls is not calculated
to calm the popular irritation. Last weeks
show of frmness was creating some W hole
some respect for authority. This is now
changing to contempt. The question Is how
this feeling will find expression. The mu-
nicipal Council. corresponding To the alder
men OF American cities, has voiced their
reason Of contracts already made, to COM
pietely abandon the celebration of the ma
tional holiday on next Friday. They
voted, however. to issue manifesto urg-
ing the citizens of Paris to abstain from
celebrating the birth of liberties they do
not enjoy.
Object Of Indin's silver Legislation.
LONDON. July 11.-In response to in
quiries on the subject made in the House
of Commons to-day. Mr.. g. Z. Russell. par
liamentary secretary of the Indian office
stated that the object Of the recent silver
legislation of the government of India was
not TO Tx the value of the rupee at l6 pence
or any other amount. but TO prevent q
future fall in the price Of rupees. He added
that there was not yet fixed ratio between
the rupee and the sovereign.
War Imminent tm Samoa.
SYDNEY, N. s. W.. July IA steamer
which arrived here to-day from the Samoan
Islands brings dispatches indicating that q
war 10 imminent between the faction sup
porting King Msiietoa and the adherents %
Of Chief Mstsafs. A British war ship has
been ordered to proceed TO ApiA, tho cap
itsl of the islands. whero she will Join the
German and American war ships to pre-.
serve order and protect foreignera