Evening star., 1893-11-24
GIOLITTI RESIGNS.
The Italian Premier and Cabinet
Retire.
IN THE CHAMBER OF DEPUTIES
Another Sensational Scene Wit
messed This Morning.
BANK SCANDAL THE CAUSE.

ROME, Nov. ga meeting of the Italian
cabinet was held this morning. The situa-
ton arising from the reading yesterday in
the chamber of deputies of the report of the
committee appointed to investigate the
bank scandals was most thoroughly dis
cussed, and the ministers decided that their
usefulness was at an end.
In accordance with this decision the
cabinet rendered it's resignation as a whole
to King Humbert
The outgoing ministry was made up as
follows:
Signor Giovanni Giolotti, president of the
council and minister Of the interior: Sig
nor Beneditto Brin, minister of foreign af-
fairs; Signor Bernardino Grimaldi, minis
ter of the treasury and ad interim minister
OF finance; Signor Santamaria, minister
OF justice and ecclesiastical affairs;
Gen. Luigi Pelloux, minister of war; Ad-
miral Racchia, minister of marine; Signor
Pietro Lacva, minister of commerce, indus
try and agriculture; Signor Ferdinando
Martini, minister of public instruction. Sig
nor Francesca Genala minister of public
works; Signor Camille Finocchiaro-April
minister OF posts and telegraphs.
Inc members of the party of the extreme
left will meet today and debate the question
of impeaching the cabinet.
among the many things contained in the
report OF the committee on the bank scan
dals Is statement that the charges made
Dy certain newspapers that Prime Min
ister Gioftt used money of the bank to
advance the interests of his party at the
last election are not proved by the evil
oence, but the committee declined to say
they were disproved.
Another TumuIt Among the Deputies.
The chamber of deputies was again
crowded when the session opened today,
hgxy yfrnar
consequence of the resignation of the min
istry.
Signor Zanardelli, who until a new presi-
dent is elected acts as presiding officer.
was in the chair.
Slgnor F'elice Cavalotti, radical, arose as
soon as the formalities of opening the ses-
sion had been complied with and declared
that the members of the extreme left wish
ed yesterday to vote censure against the
government because the cabinet had no
right to evade judgment by resigning.
AFTER a lively exchange of words between
III nresldent ,h Aanardelli and Signor Cavalotti
on the causes of yesterdays disorder in
the chamber Signor Giolitti arose and said
ton. "' ueeiaia-
Il and my colleagues" he said "w,sb 70
resume our places among the deputies in
oIuer 10 Qefend ourselves against our assail-
ants. he then read the designations of
'ns S,on MINISTERS tiers and the kings response.
interruption and insulting epithets u
Addressing Signor Imbriana. a radical
memper, he said: "YouS language suits Won
four insults do not soil the points Of INV
boots" N'' Vt my
Inc chamber was in an uproar the men,
pers yelling and acting like madnen THE
excitement was intensified by the action
OF the extremists, who, rising from their
seats, waved their hands in the air and
with clenched fists threatened Sipnor
Glolitti with physical violence.
The public galleries were packed and
Jammed and the people In them wera aS
excited as the members on the floor of the
house. N ZIG
Some men. leaning far over the rail and
waving their fists at Signor Giolitti. cried
Thief" Thief"
The cry was taken up by those in the
rear. and perfect storm of opprobrious
epithets was poured on the head of the
prime minister
The officers of the house made a rush To
arrest the men who Were creating the babel
In the galleries, but a number of the depu-
ties shouted Leave them alone"
While all this was going on Sgnor Clio
litti, pale and trembling, stood surrounded
by circle of his friends, and 1t was evil
dent that they feared the excited ex-
tremists would try to carry their threats of
violence against him into execution. All
the time he carried on with his friends a
conversation that was inaudible to every
body save those in the circle
There was seemingly no chance of order
clared the chamber prorogued.