The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-11-25
ITALY'S CABINET RESIGNS.
The Deputies Wildly Excited Over the
Bank Scandals.

Ex-Premier Giolitti in Danger of Per-
sonal Violence on the Floor of the
Chamber-Spectator in the Gallery
Call Him Thief-rhe President De-
clares the Chamber Prorogued.
Rome, Nov. PA meeting of the cabi-
net was held this morning The situa-
tion arising from the reading yesterday,
in the chamber OF deputies, of the report
of the committee appointed to investi-
gate the bank scandals was thoroughly
discussed, and the ministers decided that
their usefulness was at an end. In ac-
cordance with this decision, the cabinet
| rendered its resignation as a whole TO
King Humbert.
CROWD IN THE CHAMBER.
The Chamber of Deputies was again
crowded when the session opened to-day,
interest having reached a high point in
, consequence of the resignation of the min
istry. Signor Zanardelli, who, until a
new president is elected, acts as presid-
ing officer, was in the chair
Signor Felice Cavalotti, radical arose
as soon as the formalities OF opening the
session had been complied with and de-
| clared that the members Of the extreme
left wished yesterday to vote censure
against the government because the cabi-
net had no right to evade Judgment by
resigning.
After lively exchange of words be-
| tween President Ianardclh and SiGnor
| CavalOtti on the causes of yesterdays
disorder in the chamber, Signor Giolitti
arose and said that he must first make a
! personal declaration IL and my col
| leagues" he said wish TO resume our
places among the deputies in order To de-
fend ourselves against our assailants. p"
He then read the designations of the min
isters and the kings response.
SignOr Giolitti spoke amid a tumultuous
interruption and insulting epithets. Ad-
dressing Signor lmbriana, radical MEM
Der, he said: "Your language suits you.
Your insults don't soil the points of my
boots. -
THE CHAMBER IN UPROAR.
The chamber was in an uproar, the
members yelled and acted like madmen.
The excitement was intensified by the ac-
tion of the extremists, who, rising from
their seats. waved their hands in the air,
and with clinched fists threatened Signor
Giolitti with. physical violence
| The public galleries were packed
and the people in them
were as excited as the members on the
floor of the house. Some men. leaning
far over the rail and waving their fists
| "thief." The cry was taken up by those
in the rear, and perfect storm of oppro-
brious epithets was poured on the head Of
| the prime minister The officials of the
house made rush to arrest those who
were creating babel in the galleries, but
a number Of the deputies shouted Leave
! them alone"
| While all this uproar was going on
| signor Goilitti, pale and trembling, stood
surrounded by circle of his friends, and
! it was evident that they feared the
excited extremists would try to carry
| their threats of violence against him into
effect. All the time he carried ON with
his friends a conversation that was in
audible to everybody save those in the
circle
AS there was seemingly no chance Of
order being restored President Zanardelli
declared the chamber prorogued.
not ACTED ON YET.
King Humbert has not acted upon the
designations of his cabinet.
The newspapers generally indulge in
numerous speculations in regard to the
composition of the next ministry The
members Of the party of the left held n
meeting this afternoon for the purpose Of
gauging the strength Of the party. Two
| hundred members were present