New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-25
uDOWN WITH THE SENATE J"
.,ocrrrRoUs CROWDS BEwAIL THE FALL
OF THE MINISTRY.
DEMONSTRATION ON THE BoULEvARDS
,vovpTIY CHECKED BY THE POLICE
THE MADAGASCAR CREDITS VoTED-No
SUCCESSOR TO BOURGEOIS YET
SELECTED A DANGEROUS
CRISIS EVIDENT.

CRISIS EVIDENT
paris. April PA monster meeting was heio
=. n,yht at Tivoli Hall under Socialist auspices
y asnounce the action Of the Senate which
.,,,,ed In the overthrow of the Bourgeois MIN
-. Thousands Of persons were unable 10
81. sdmittance to the hall. NM. PeHetah'
60 sm,.s and Valiant Socialist members OF the
s...,,ter OF Deputies spoke. Those present De-
N" GREATLY excited. and there was much ois-
gan" which continued after the meeting was
oroe', Tho crowd which was frenzied. shouted
n 80 with the Senate" and attempted 10
~. rush for the boulevards II. this' now
' ,bev were generally prevented py the
~, who arrested number or the more
panstrative Several persons were lhJureo'
- oroups managed to reach the pouieVaros'
",.rs they paraded and shouted against ''e
Eenate. =, crar,, Editor
,rrone those arrested was NJ Guerih' Hu..o'
=. .,s "IJbre Parole" Soclahst organ i"e
.uo. came into violent collision with Deputies
y,.rsa and sembat who headed secuon oi '"e
paraders s,e,c,,t md No
solution can yet be touno' - A.,
NJ. senate to-day unanimously voted the
ss.aaeascar credits. which they hao reioseu ~
.~ront 10 the Bourgeois Ministry
,,.n, raure to-day consulted with NM
-. pevtral Brisson and Poncare' IN re-
- a the Formation OF new Ministry Inc
n.s,.o,s advocate the Premiership OF NJ DTS
- now President Of the Chamber OF beP"'ieS
rhs onpcrtunists demand Ministry uhoer .he
premiership Of NJ. Consians ana the u'Sso'"''o"
nj the Chamber OF Deputies'
., u,.oesc,ally announced that President
.ad the Chamber of Deputies at the Palace OF
the Elysee before considering '"e "''''>
formation of a new Ministry
The Paris newspapers are unanimous III en-
-o.sino the oninion that yesterdays vote in the
Cho nher NJ Deputies upon the question or ad-
.,,rr,ny the sitting and upon the motion onered
Nv NJ Henri Ricard reafirming the Champer
yight OF preponderance in the representation "a
the principle Of universal Suillase nto The
Moderate organs expect that the Chamber Will
be dissolved. 49, o.,ar, Eaura
ss determined to uphold the Constitution despite
~ s encnr NJ Socialists The Radical news
naners declare that revision of the Constitutioh
Is Inevitable, and the SoclaIsts uen1anu Th con7 nv
orratives predIct crisis in the Presidency Of
the Republic
THE SITUATION MOST ACUTE.
yonaon. April 24.-"The Morning Posts" Paris
rorrespondent hints az the beginning OF reVo-
lutionary era.
The Paris correspondent Of "The Daily News
telegraphs that the crisis is the most acute OF
any that has prevailed since 1877. She ADDS that
a curious factor is the impending arrival OF
Prince Ferdinand OF Bulgaria from st. PETERS
burg
Tie Bourgeois Cabinet had already provided
Tor his official reception, and now there is some
anxiety for French prestige If there should De no
government to receive Russas protege.
Hence there Is a great desire to form a CAP
inet rapidly President Faure has suggested
that NM Bourgeois and Sarrien try 70 FORM
coalition Ministry NM Peytral and Poincare
whom the President consulted, have refused
20 attempt TO construct a Cabinet. RAnors and
contectures abound. Statesmen who were pres
ent AT the last Cabinet Council expressed thf
opinion, In conversation with the correspondent
OF 'The Daily News" that the crisis would mol
be ended until the National Assembly shouic
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