New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-27
DEPUTIES CHOSEN IN. ITALY
SEVERAL SEATS APPARENTLY GAINED BY
THE SOCIALISTS
cpr,r EXCITEMENT THROUGHOUT THE KING
DOM But LITTLE DISORDER PREMIER
CRISP AND ALL THE MEMBERS OF THE
CABINET RE-ELECTED-A MINIS
TERIAL MAJORITY PROBABLE
SOME LEADING RADI-
GALS RETURNED.

GALS RETURNED.
Rome. Nav 2s-Elections for members of the
NOW Chamber of Deputies we're held throughout
Italy to-day. Keen interest prevails. and the
stree,s In the neighborhood of the newspaper
offices are crowded with people eager to learn
the outcome of the political battle Advices from
the provinces show that great excitement pre-
walls everywhere. The day passed without dis
order. except an affray in Naples. In which three
persons were wounded The rural voters largely
supported the Government party, while the Op-
position received their strongest support in the
large towns Many reballots will be necessary
The Socialists apparently have gained several
seats.
The polls closed at 4 o'clock. Sgnor Crspi's
party in majority of cases. secured the election
Of their followers as electoral officials the poll
ing stations indicating that they will probably
have a majority of the actual poll.
The returns thus far received show that all
the members of the Cabinet have been re-
elected Despite the fierce opposition of the
coalitionists. Signor Crspi. the Prime Minister.
has been elected from the Fifth Electoral Dis
trict Of Rome defeating the Sicilian Socialist.
Giuseppe de Felice- Giuffrida. by vote of 92O
TO 72O Sgnor Crspi was also returned by the
Second Electoral District of Palermo. which ne
formerly represented. defeating Barbato. So
cialis. recently condemned by a military trlD-
from one Of the Naples districts, from Termlni
Imerese. and from several districts In Sicily.
RarbatO the Socialist above mentioned, was
elected in the Rimini District. also In Milan and
several districts in the RCmagna.
Signor Baccell Minister Of Public instruction
has been reelected from the third district The
other three Roman districts elect one supporter OF
the Ministry and two Radicals.
Admiral Norm. Minister of Marine and SiCnor
Sonnino. Minister of the Treasury are both re-
elected.
The Marquis d Rudni. ex-Prime Minister. was
reelected in the Caccamo district of Palermo.
Signor Brin formerly Minister Of Foreign Az
fairs was again returned from the first dlstrc'
OF Turin.
The well-known Radical Matteo 1mbriani. who
in the last Chamber sat for the district Of Corato
Naples was returned to-day from the district OF
San Severe Province Of Foggia.
Fece Cavalotti the leader Of the Extreme
Radicals was defeated In Corteolona, but was
elected in Piacenza.
London. May 26-A dispatch to the Central
News from Rome says that at 10 o'clock tonight
the returns showed the election Of eghty-three
Mnisteriaists and fifty-fve candidates OF the Op-
position Ex-Premer Giolitti has been reelected
in Dronero. and SignOr Zanardeln, eX-President
o. the Chamber of Deputies. in lseo.
dispatch from Rome which The standard
will publish tomorrow says that at IL o'clock TO-
night the results in only eighty-six districts are
known The returns from these districts show
the election of sxty-one Government supporters,
fourteen candidates Of the Constitutional Opposi-
ton six Radicals and five Socialists.
The Times will publish dispatch from Rome
saving that complete returns Will not be at hand
until Monday night. II is considered certain that
the Government has secured 300 seats.