The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-06
ROME Is IN AN UPROAR.
KING HTHBERT ACCEPTS THE RES
IGNfTfONS or THE CABINET.
Great Disorder Prevails During the Entire
Session of the Chamber of Deputies.
A. Viewed In Europe.

ROME. March J.-Long before the hour
OF opening the Chamber of Deputies enor-
nous crowds of people thronged the "
entity and practically surrounded the
building. As time went Oh the crowds IN
creased and the excitement OF the popu-
lace grew more intense. The streets in
the vicinity of the Chamber were pa
trollsd by troops. who experienced diff
Guilty in making their way through the
packed thoroughfares. Members Of the
Ministry in proceeding 10 the Chamber
evadcd the crowd as much as possible
When Signor Baccelli. Minister of pub
BE instruction, arrived in the Chamber.
he was Kissed 10y the opposition deputies
and cheered By those who adhere 10 the
Ministry.
The sitting OF the Chamber was Of tle
widest character. the uprOar beginning
as soon as the Chamber was called ~
order. Signor Crispi announced the rcsis'
nation of tine Cabinet. which announce
ment was received with prolonged and
passionate applause. Members of the
Extreme Lett shouted insults az Sgnor
Crisp. but the Premier preserved MS
temper. ana when he was enabled 10
obtain a hearing declared with great
nrmness that the Ministry, until the nom
nation of their successors. would retain
oiiife and maintain public order The up
roar continued fNfNNElNuN IfIf FIilIHr
with more ar less Noinmc. anu scenes ni
extreme disorder We're renewed when ihs
President declared The sitting ended.
RESERVATIONS ACCEPTED.
I'm announcing the designations OF the
/ Ministry in the Chamber of Deputies,
SignOr 1.spi stated that the res ma
lions had been accepted 10y King hum.
bert. 1ne sitting of the Chamber ended
in great disorder Meanwhile the crowds
outside were Clccriue, cufslns Kissing,
Ht
made ny police of men who Kissed the
members OF the Ministr. as they came
ont of the Chamber but the kissing and
bowling continued just the sal4e.
Tie troops an the Quir.nIi nave been
ordered 90 bee confined TO their barracks.
/ and the university has been closed as
precauti0n against disturbances by STU
dents. s. number of arrests nave pe.h
made for disorderly CONDUCT. Disturb
auccs took place last evening al Naples.
Bresc.a, Palermo. Catania, Florence
Venice. and Sassari.
Further adv.ces from the italian head
/ quarters in Abyssinia this AFTERNOON say
that large bodies Of troops VINO were
supposed TO have persisted in the route "l
the Italian forces last sunday. are now
coming into the Italian camp The
/ ShOans diI not follow iu pursuit OF tie
retrtating Italians. The troops attribute
| their stampede 10 the fact that AsFar.s
/ tuat.ye troops, under General Afimondi,
turned In the face OF the enemy ana
Abyssiniaus followed them IN such hot
7 haste that they became hoceiessly min-
/ gled with the Italians. so mat they "A
became packed into deiile. neither pelnE
able 60 deploy. The consequence was mat
| there was "A general panic among --e
/ Italian troO.s
| LONDON. March "a dispatch from
/ Rome - the Pall-Mail Gazette says tat
/ Il other Italian statesmen fail IN their
efforts 20 form O. Cabinet King HumDert
may ask Siguor Crispi to reconstruct the
| present or fCJm "A new Ministry.
The Italian Red Sea squadron. the eis-
/ patch says. is now defending the Masao-
/ wih cOast-iine and the Massowah gar
rison ha gone to the front
THE TRIPLE ALLIANCE.
| PARIS. March 5-The Figaro says that
the fate of the Triple Alliance will be
/ decided at the first sitting Of the Italian
| Parliament Whatever the issue may
! be-" the paper adds. III need NOT troy
] bic France. We need only TO look On
/ The Matin says. France Will be clad
/ to see Italy turn towards her She VIII
! be- received with open arms.
| The other French newspapers express
| sympathy with the Italians and denounee
! Premier Crispi al the same time tN-
! pressing the opinion that the lta;an
/ monarchy s endangered.
| Ia the Information which SignOr tl!i'-
! ami has impaired 10 Petite kepubique,
/ he said that he was advised that IL would
/ also bc prOpOscd u the Chamber 90 I'M
! peach the other members Of The itailah
! Ministry. .
BERLIN. March 5.-1'hc semi -oiiicia
! press agree ir saying that the failure ui
! ono Italian general Will not induce ir.-
many 10 sever herself from the Ir'he
Alliance. 10 which Italy has sfeadfastly
adheFed. Moreover. they say the Triple
| Alliance is valid for series or FEARS.
during which the powers composing 81 are
/ bound together.
The Ah,~-inan King Savage?
BERNE. March EMPEROR Menel K
has applied for Abyssinia's admission into
| the Red Cross Society.