The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-14
FROM The EFFETEE: lE|As';l'
Gable Dispatches Of More OF Less Import
From the Various European Capitals. sS' B
UPROAR IN lTALY's DEPUTY CHAMBER ii 5 Il:FI,
aiorns Attack md destroy Il Chris.s
fian Mission in sIndagascnr-aTI,t, Z,
French Deficit Erussian Car,iS-.S Cair,,lS.5
paign AGniust Socialism &c &Bos
Gontinnea-Other Matters.

Rome. Dec BIN the course ofstha
debate In the Chamber OF Deputies h s..ay
day on the report OF the Parliamentary,ig 8
Committee Investigating the charges s.
against eN-Prcmier Giolitti OF having @
stolen the documents that were 4 4
tracted from the Bnnca Romana,S ana n
taken 10 the Ministry of the Interiors
while Giolitti was ut the head of that
uepartment. the eX-Premicr contendedS
thht the charges were not devised I'm
the public interest, but had been foriitis
lated and brought forward soleiyBS BSfofSs
political ends. He dencd his accusers 4;
TO produce proof that he had been ac-s
,wa.ed IN The matter of the Banca Ro-;fs
mana or the prosecution of Signor Tam.
iohEc the Governor of that Institutions si
by personal interests. iss55Bssss
SiEnor Callenda, Minister of Justice v
IN reply. alluded to the maglsracy in !.
tcrma which cast doubt upon theinsi
integrity and judicial fairness IN ami
instant there was a tremendous uproaISS =
III The chamber amid which could be$s;
heard cries OF protest on all sides. Thsa
ain drowned the Minister'S Voice antff
he was compelled TO stop. The exclte.s J,
mcnt increased beyond the pe@enI
OF the President to controls
whereupon all of the other Ministers3
walked out of the chamber, leayinki
Signor Callendn the sole representa.l
tive of the Government in the HouseSs
Fhe upronr was 80 violent and pro-
t1actcu mat the proceedings OF thefl
chamber were temporarily suspendedt5ssts
When the sitting was resumed Sig4
nor Cavaolitti. the Radical leader, De-
clared that the chamber ought to deal |
with Prime Minister Crispi in the ssmet
measures It might adopt against Sig@s
The supporters OF signor Gioiittts
maintained the necessity of a. directy
tnqutry nto the mat ter by tile 4cbtiih$
Der, or failing thts,N that the .PFimal
Minister a n JifrI,f
Justice. g 93 So NJ sssS sssSa
The Government supporters agreed
that It would be angerous in$ the pfes-I
ent situation to awaken political bft
the High Court
a majority of the Cham Der s finsiiys
voted that there was no case for lsendr
ing Signor Giolitti before the Hishl
Court. This decision is tantam.ounIsftol
squashing the whole affair. .SS$ssS:
Paris Dec. 13.-At a sitting of the. Budgi
get Committee of the Cham bers sa I III
Deputies to-day, NJ. Doumer, MintsfeTl
of Finance. announced that the Governs
lnent would partly cover the 2,S00, ,OUOs
francs deficit by an increase OF theataNd
upon transferable and foreign eecuriSl
ties which increase would yield two niii-5
lion francs.
Advices from Antanatarivo, the capt.
tai OF Madagascar. under the date OF
.NoSeHiDei 5Uli, SAY. lflat 4 Ir:ODS OF R,GuQJ
HoVas had attacked and destroyed 6thEs
Christian mission at Ramaianandro,Sb Sbiiss
that Missionary MacMahon and 4Ss flaHl
family, occupying the mission, 70 sucSS
cceded in escaping unharmed. ASforGe3
of 600 French troops was despat cheds stns
the scene to quell the disturbance and
all Europeans We're ordered to the Scau5-.
ital as a measure of safety. s9s 81
Berlin, Dec. 13.-The Cabinet Co,iIiss
cil which was held Inst eyenin.ys 10, III iSffa
the Ministers concurring, decided tfos
continue the campaign asninst So5S
cialists, upon the basis OF the conlmoMs
law. The Council sat five hours. Fs ~ iEssis
In the Reichstag to-Gay1.8 a Dr:3HWofis'
Boettcher. Imperial Minis.As, off, the ISissS
terror, introduced n bill TO preven tsslsss
legal competition in Bourse & tran saSs
tions A. majority Of the members SpKa44
spoke on the measure expressed #the11fsa
selves as being in favor Of its III tsf
considered probable that the S0cius1sta
members will support the BILL SIA
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