The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-14
CABINET NOT YET SELECTED.
SUCCESSOR TO VI. DUPUY MAY PROB
ABLY BE NJ. POINCARE.
ii Is the General Opinion that the
Cabinet VIII BE IL Rad
icaI One.

Paris, June 13.--president Loubet con-
ferred with the president OF the senate,
NJ. Fallieres, and with the president of the
chamber of deputies. NJ. Deschanel, and
impressed them with the necessity Of
quickly ending the cabinet crisis. NJ. Poin-
care has been asked to form a cabinet
The air today is full OF reports regard
ing the probable successor of NJ Dupuy
as premier. NJ. Polncare was the favorite
this morning, but after three-quarters of
an hour spent in conference with thu presi-
dent ne declined the task. He is a mod
crate republican and evidently doubted he
would be able to succeed in forming a
cabinet, which the papers this afternoon
think after yesterdays vote, must be a
radical cabinet
The Journal des Debats takes a melan-
choly view of the parliamentary situation
and suggests the president should dissolve
the chamber, saying that If the present
deputies can not or Will not put an end
to the parliamentary and governmental
anarchy. and instead. do everything to
perpetuate 1t, the president must consult
the country at this moment when they
are preparing for fresh ministerial crisis
under the gravest and most alarming cir
cumstances the country has traversed for
long time past"
The members Of the ministry met this
afternoon and the ministry of the interior.
NJ. Dupuy presiding. for the transaction OF
current business Especial attention was
gwen to the arrest of General Pietta
NJ. Poincare has been asked by NJ. Lon
bet to return to the Elysee palace tomor-
row morning, when 1t is expected a defn-
lie proposal will be made to him TO con-
struct cabinet 1t is said that NJ. Del
casse insists on retaining the foreign Of
nee portfolio rather than accepting that
OF the Interior and that NJ. Bourgeois pre-
lers continuing a member of the French
delegation at The Hague to accepting a
cabinet position.
Eleven participants in the cafe riots last
sunday have been variously sentenced the
maximum sentence being sixteen DAYS.
Late this evening it developed that NJ.
ioincare, while he refused the PREMIER
shlp, intimated to the president that he
might enter a cabinet presided over nv NJ
Paul Deschanet, president of the chamber
oil deputies, who had previously been in
conference with NJ, Loubet NJ. Poincare
ana NJ Deschanet are comforting with
'helr friends this evening and will return
10 the Elysee at 10 o'clock tomorrow MORN
ing to report the result The feeling
among the republican senators and depu-
ties this evening is yeering in favor of a
Folncare- Deschanet cabinet
M. Waldeck- Rousseau has dropped into
the background, chiefly owing to his alb
sence from Paris and to the impossibility
oil MS return from Riom until a case in
Whlch he is engaged as counsel for the de-
Tense is finished
The anti-Dreyfns press this evening vim
lently attacks NJ Waldeck- Rousseau and
lhe president declaring that they have all
ready decided upon an openly Dreyfus and
anti-military government.
small groups gathered in front OF anti
Loubet placards early this evening and
discussed them until the police tore them
from the walls.
Not a single journal this morning even
pretends to regret the disappearance ~
a. Dupuy, while several rejoice in the
none tnat he will never hold Office again
Such unanimity is almost unp-ecedented
rms unpopularity, however does not ev-
leha 10 any Of his colleagues some 90
Whom 1t is hoped will have seats in the
new ministry. Al 'ne
PRESIDENT Loubets predellctio, &c t,r,r
Waldeck- Rousseau who has heon go, ,,''
, rmungu 10 return to Paris as quickly as
pVssiple' IL rs more than likely he will
It,,,Is 10 me premiership for It is bn-
t,o y.at NJ Poincare has no real inten-
siom ol taxing office. NJ Waldecl- Po,,s-
Se4u - a stauhoh defender of Drevfps
~, Is understood that orders boyo hoo,
issued 70 arrest the duke of oriea,, o'o u.
"7 s"ou'u arrive in France. II