Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-23
A FRENCH Crisis,
The Chamber Of Deputies
Defeats the Government
AND THE MINISTRY RESIGN.
The Vote of Confidence Stood
275 to 225.
Load Cheers by the Socialists When
the Ministers Left the Chamber
and Cries of ''yivc la Repub-
Iiuue sociaie"-wni Resign.


! Sy Associated IresS,
| Paris. May 22.-The government was
defeated today in the chamber of depu-
\ ties on the question as to whether the
1 minister OF public works had the au-
| thority to allow the employees Of the
state railroads to attend the congress
Of railroad men. The premier. NJ. Cast
mir Perier. demanded the adoption OF
| the order of the day pure and simple.
| The premier's motion was rejected by
a vote of 275 to 225. NJ. Casimir Perier
thereupon left the Palnis Bourbon, and
! the ministry subsequently proceeded
| to the Elysee palace and handed their
designations TO President carnot
socihIistic Demands.
Previous to the defeat the Socialist
deputy, NJ. Juel s Guesde moved that
eight hours be constituted legal days
work for all working people throughout
France and demanded urgency for the
motion amid loud cheers and encourage
ing cries from the Socialists. NJ.
Guesde declared that the time was
ripe for the reform urgently demanded
by the workmen. These remarks called
forth violent Interruptions from the
members of the center who abused
tho Socialists. The latter replied i'm
warm :erms and the disturbance he
came so great that President Carnot
was comnelled To intervene and with
d,gicui,y snccaeded In res,or,n, order
other SNEAKERS Summarized the motion
md stu others opno-ed A. and the
,,,,,istor Of puhlic yporks NJ Jonnart
doclored tbot the oua.,,on was too
,,,a,,, % t,a dealt Win ~, band ana AZ
cuesdo.s motion so,. a,,srgancv u.,s no
,ected nv y,ta of 1o1 to "a aud the
o,,,,inoi ,,,t,or In rogard % tho astoh-
,,sI,r,a,t ~ leoai day,a vorl, n, o,,.ht
hours WINS rafarrad IN tho comntsaIon
~, Iahor AZ Io,ros so,,,list oslad
whether tho ,nin,ator NJ nuhi,c works
bod tho outbor,t,, IA allow. the amnIovea
Of the stnte railroads 10 attend the
congress of railroad men.
Rnilrond unions Not Permitted.
NJ Jonnart renlled that he eould not
interfere with the decisions Of the direc-
tors of railroads Personally. he
thought that permission might be
granted upon the condition that the
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tendance neferring 70 the state rail-
road law of 1sS5 rasnecting trades
unions NJ Ionnart said that II could
NOT he annlIed IN state emnIovas adj
d,nr. ar we narmItted them 10 form
,,,ons va. shouid ar,hor,zo than, %
revolt against the authorities
The last remark of the minister Of
nubl,c works called violent nrotests
sror, Tho MANNERS ~ M. ,ert ana loud
ohoars from tha center. nor,y NJ
Jou.de tban declared mat The goverr.
,na,,,s rofnsa, 10 ,Ilow ma arar,,o,ns
80 sat- rai1roods 10 ,a,o no., a. ,ha
oa,,a.,, 80 .,nn,na. a,,. o.
80 80, .s ,o,,1s.utas Mn,arond soo,aI,
e., said tbe railroad comnanies al.
80 ,.o,,sod 10 nor,n,, ,beir vor,,re,
49,, a,,oh oo,,,,-.s.as a,d ~
a,ornon+ d,rac,,v ercouraged tber,
81. 49,, a.,,,,,aa n,s,oh 4, had ass,,nad
Lit. are ~ ,,,yarr,,.o, "a
800 80. ,.,o,,as ,h,, ~,rh, %
80 =, ~ a. ordar 10 enoouross
y. s'"~s - .asts, ,ho ,an, p.
me o's ., ,hs 10,
some Pointed Questions.
,,,r.nas ,,o,oa os ,ne order n, the
- 49,, ,,.,,,o,, v,,,s accented no
u''' Il, ,eee "a a,
We so,,aa and witch
tna' 'ia'e o.. ~. sao,aration
cohoiuaeu III. ,ta co,,ar,,-
'ha' uie oila, ~ oo,na,1as
meht 10 eon'pe - ~
especially the st"te So"'P''''
spec 'ne H." Va n,,h,,o works said
me n'in,s'ei ~ noniss had
some Oh . .ns $3.50 nerm,ss,on to
aecorueu 'iie '. ~ aansrsss