The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1896-03-06
ExcIrNmENT IN ROME.

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Chamber of Deputies Troops Patr3li
streets--Irlspi Says THAT the 81 Nh
Accented the Gabnet's ReS''".'" M
Rome, March 5,-Ions BEFORE the
hour Of opening the chamber Of depu-
ties enormous crowds Of pple throng-
ed the vicinity and pr2 Hically sur
rounded the building, rs time went on
crowds increased, snE the excitement
of the populacen Sfsw more intense,
The streetspsin the vicinity of the
chamber were patrolled by troops, who
experienced difficulty in making their
way through the packed thoroughfares,
The members Of the ministry in pro-
ceeding TO the chamber, evaded the
crowd as much as possible,
When Signor Baccelh, minister of
public instruction, arrived at the cham
Der he was Kissed by the opposition
deputies and cheered by those who
adhere to the ministry
The sitting Of the chamber was OF
the widest character, the uproar be-
called to order.
Ssgnor Crispi announced the resigna-
ton of the cabinet, which announce
ment was received with prolonged and
passionate applause.
Signor Crispi said that the resigna-
lions had been accepted by King Hum
bert.
The members Of the extreme left
shouted insults at SiGnor Crispi, but
the premier preserved ibis temper, and
when he was enabled to obtain q hear
ing declared with great firmness that
the ministry, until the nomination of
their successors, would retain office and
maintain public order.
The uproar continued throughout the
sitting with more or less violence, and
the scenes of extreme disorder were
renewed when the president declared
the sitting ended
Meanwhile the crowds outside were
| shouting, cheering, cursing, Kissing,
bowling and groaning.
Then arrests were made by the po-
lice Of men who Kissed members of
the ministry as they came out or the
chamber but the kissing and hoWling
continued just the same.
| The troops of the Quirinal have been
ordered to their barracks and the uni
| verSity has been closed, as a precau-
| ton against disturbance by the stu
dents, A number of arrests have been
made for disorderly conduct
Disturbances took place last evening
at Naples, Brescia Palermo, Catania,
4 Florence, Venice and Sassaria
/ 10 rrhn TOaiiw Tplp-
graph to-day publishes a dispatch from
Rome stating that italian losses in Sun
days battle with the Abyssinians were
4 10000 killed, wounded or taken pris-
4 oners.
/ The Times to-day prints dispatch
from Rome stating that the Moderates
are in favor of the appointment of an
| interim ministry under Signor Ricottt.
A dispatch from Rome to the Pail
Mall Gazette says that II other italian
statesmen fail In their efforts to form
a cabinet, King Hurnbert may ask Sig
nor Crispi to reconstruct the present or
form n new ministry.
The italian Red Sea squadron, the
4 dispatch says, is now defending the
Massowah coast line, and the Masso-
wah garrison has gone to the front.
Paris, March 5.-~Signor Cipriani a
member of the italian chamber Of dep
uties, who Is now in Paris, has inform
ed the Petite Republiaue that he has re-
ceived cipher kilograms from italy stat
ing that proposal will be made to i'm
peach Premier Cfispi.
Cinriani said that he was advised that
1t would also be proposed in the ciiam-
Der to impeach the other members of
the Italian ministry.
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 pa
per adds, lit need not trouble France.
We need only to look on,
The Matin says: France win be glad
to see italy turn toward her she will
be received with open arms.
The other French newspapers express
sympathy with the Italians and de-
nounce Premier Crispi, at the same
time expressing the. opinion that the
italian monarchy is endangered
Berlin, March 5--The sefni-ofiicial
press agree in saying that the failure
of one italian general will not induce
Germany to sever herself from the 1'ri-
pie alliance to which Italy has stead
tasty adhered Moreover, they say the
Triple alliance is valid for a series OF
years during which the powers compos-
ing it are bound together