St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-11-25

New Cabinet - Condition of
Italy's Army.
held at $3.50 O'Clock this morning, the
ministry decided not to resign.
The chamber of deputies was thronged
when it opened today, and SCR. Cave
lotti caused lively scene when the
minutes of Yesterdays meeting were
read. The member mentioned COM
planned that the sitting was closed when
the Extreme Left was about to submit
motion.
The president commenced an eXplana-
ton of this incident, amid great excite
ment, the Extreme Left members in the
meanwhile denounclng the ministers.
The minister of finance, SCR. Grimaldi,
warmly defended himself against the
attacks of the extreme left, declaring
that he was au honest man, and equally
solicitous of public morals as his Op-
ponents. He was loudly applauded.
Premier Gioletti, before making the
ministerial declaration, declared that he
wished to state i'll his own name and i'll
the names of his colleagues that they
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chamber of deputies, In order to have
full
LIBERTY OF SPEECH.
The remarks of the premier caused
much excitement in the chamber, anu
especially among the members of the
Extreme Left. When the noise had
somewhat subsidized, Premier Gioletti
proceeded to announce the resignation
of the cabinet. adding that the king
had reserved his decision upon this i'm
portant matter and that the ministers
would, in the meantime, remain in office.
After the dispatch of current business
a motion to adjourn was made.
The EXtremeLeft members, especially
Signor Imbriani, strongly denounced
Premier Gioletti, who warmly retorted.
Signor Imbriani shouted:
You have fallen in the mud!'
To this remark Premier Gioletti re-
joined:
Whatever efforts you make, you will
not even succeed IN splaShlng mud upon
my boots"
This caused renewed excitement in
the chamber, during which some very
hot words were heard from theEXtreme
Left. and equally warm replies from the
supporters Uf
THE GOVERNMENT.
When order had been restored the
president of the chamber called for
vote upon the motion to adjourn, which
was unanimously approved, with the
exception of the LeftlSts. The sitting
closed amid much uproar, and soon
afterwards it was reported that the king
was taking steps to consult the preSle.
dent of the chambers and the Leaders OF
the different parties i'll regard to the
formation of a new cabinet.
In the chamber of deputies during the
day the minister of war submitted
report as TO the military position of
Italy in July, 1891, as compared with
her position at the present day. The
report shows that the minimum peace
effective has not changed, but that the
maximum is greater. and that the war
effective is nearly 100000 men, COM
pared with 791.O00 at the time men
toned. the time of mobilization has
been reduced by six days, and the army
possesses 1,625,000 Vetterll repeating
rifles. The garrison artillery has in
creased by $50 powerful guns.
The report gives equally satisfactory
details regarding the various forts and
commissiarat departments, and con.
Guides by declaring that the OBJECT or
the report IS reassuring to Italians re-
garding the efficiency of the army, which
was recently questioned In the news
papers.
While Signor Giolitti was announcing
to the chamber that until a new ministry
was appointed he and his colleagues
would conduct the business of the gov
eminent, a voice called out 'RObber."
At this ali ministers sprang to their
feet in the widest excitement, and de-
handed, almost i'll one voice: "Who
said that?'
1t was discovered that the man who
uttered the exclamation was stranger.
The ushers were thereupon ordered to
clear the galleries. After this incident
debate appeared impossible. There was
an exchange of angry and uncompli-
mentary expressions between the min
listers and the opposition, which finally
led to the whole body of the opposition
| filing slowly out of the chamber. fol-
lowed by deafening yells and shouts.
The president then rose and declared
| the chamber closed.