The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-06-13
FRENCH CABINET RESIGNS.
UNEXPECTED CRISIS FOLLOWS tN AD-
VERSE TOTE ~ the CHAMBER.

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dent Mt LonEchnmps the Cnuse-socinlists
Protested Against Arrest of Deputies
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Special cab, Despatch 10 The SuS.
PANE Juro pa resolution was odontod in
tho chan ber n, Donuties this aftornoon criti-
cising rho alleged v,olance and brutality NJ the
roIico voe,o,dov Amid cries ~ :" yivo |, Re-
nuhIinuc > tho resolution was carried. dasnito
Tho onrosi,ior NJ prap,ier Dummy nv n vote n,
arI 20 ia uhoro,ror ,ho prar,ier ouit.od tbo
Chomher ,rd short,v ofterward resigned
The Socialist IDENTITIES while interpnllntinp
tho Ciovernment reoardinp tho conduct of the
noiice contcnded that the latter made onpor.
tu,i,ios Tor hustliro and arrnstino "RonubIi
cnn," n valiant declornd ,hot tho rolice
,vora ~, al rith raga and strucl Denuty Droton
,vithou,csuso and orras,sd Deputics po iot and
Clovis Hupues. against whom they trumpcd
nm f,Isa charges Othor Socialists smoke in n
siu,i,oryain
NJ Dupuv st,ncbIv 1efended the roIice he
said thnt tbev wore NOT tbe appressors. but
had noted throughout with impnrtial intent.
Mistakes in detail vero inevitable in such a
crowd
After much excited chatterinc NJ. Valiant
suhpi,,.d rho srst ~ soversI orders OF the ,lav.
blaming rho nolics for yiolcnce Other orders
annroyinp Tho action n, the Goyernnrnt and
the no,ice stood in Nh. names Of NM San
no,nde Tbierryand DuIau
After this several Deputies suggested the
o-dnr o,the d,y rure and simnie NJ Dupuy
oskcd the Chamber 10 vote NJ. Saunapdcs
orIcr saving that he would trv to find
the individuals among the noice who had
besn puilty Of nossihl, excesses hut he must
have ihs conndence of the Republicans II be
was 10 maintain public order
Then followed n series OF divisions which ut
once began TO show what was coming. but
three more orders were submitted and there
were further divisions before the final coup
was dealt
NJ Dummy nj length arose md declared that
tbe Goyernment would not adhere TO any hut
NJ Summarizes order The Chamber. never
theIoss Iunorod this order and adopted
nv vote Of 3pl TO 173 NJ Ruau's
order dac,arirg that the Chanber was ceter
mined TO supnort none but n Government
which, was rosolved 70 defend renublcan instt-
tutIons with energy and assure the mainte
nance Of puhIio order
Then amid cries OF "yivo Ia Renublioue"
and counter cries OF "yive rArmee" all the
Minister'S arose and left tho Chamber NJ
Duruv renarked to n oroup ~ Denuties in tho
lobby. We are handing over affairs to men
lurki.r but No mora courarsous than orr
selves"
N Dunuv subsequently had n brief hut cor
dial interyIew with President Ioubet at tho
Palace Of the Flys4e The PresIdent thanked
m, Minister'S for the support thew Ind given
hin,
Reasons accumulate for belieyjne that NJ
Dummy rode for a fall Although he nrofessed
the other day TO leave the question Of Gen Mer-
cier's prosecution in The hands of the Cham Der.
the latters refusal to adopt the Governments
sueeestion was shock to it's stability. The out
rage on President Ioubet at Auteuil further
reflected on the Governments prestige which
the tremendously exaggerated precaution,
at IonCchamps on Sunday did nothing
to restore. tending rather TO make
the President look ridiculous, The indications
were not lost on NJ Dupuy when he met the
angered Socialists and Radicals in the Cham
Der to-day, and he probably realized that the
opportunity to retire from Office before the re-