Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-05-15
All Parties of Italy to Be
Represented in New
Ministry.
WILL HAVE SUPPORT
OF FORMER PREMIER
Salandra Said to 30 in Accord With
New Prime Minister, and Giolitti Ex-
peeted to Assume Attitude Of Friend
~ yNeutraiity-Work Of Forming Min.
istry Said to Be Progressing Salts
faetoriIy-ParIiament May Be Closed.

Rome, via Paris, May Is. - Signor
Marcora, president Of the chamber OF
deputies, requested by King Victor
Emmanuel to form new cabinet. has
refused the commission. 1t Is probable
that the king will insist on Premier
Salandra remaining in power.
Rome, via Paris, May 15-Giuseppe
Marcora, entrusted by King Victor
Emmanuel with the task Of forming a
new cabinet, to succeed the ministry
which demanded that its resignation be
accepted. is a Garibaldian veteran, "a
years old. He has had wide experience
in public life, and in 1910 declined the
task of forming cabinet. He has long
been president Of the chamber OF dep
uties. After receiving the kings re-
quest. he called on Premier Salandra
and then waited on his majesty and re-
ported progress in his effort to get
together a. cabinet which would repre-
sent all phases Of public opinion. He
had been assured Of Signor Rizattotti
leader OF the social reformists: Signor
Pantano, radical leader and Signor Bar
zilai, one Of the foremost republicans.
It is believed he will be sustained also
by Salandra, and that Giolitti will as
sumo an attitude Of friendly neutrality.
Popularity Of SaIandra.
There is no doubt that Salandra 10
zone of the most popular statesmen In
Italy. He, was loudly cheered yester-
day while driving to the chamber OF
jptnoH in the dem =
onstration.
Prince scipione Borghese, head OF
one OF 1.-The foremost families OF Rome
indicated yesterday that he favors war
when he sent from his palace to Cor
giisse square = large, italian fiag to be
carried at the head Of the crowd, which
was loudly aplauding Salandra-
Before his resignation was accepted
Premier Salandra sent to all prefects
OF the kingdom. a circular that they
are authorized If necessary to entrust
to the military the assumption of au-
thority.
Parliament May Be Closed.
While no solution Of the grave prob
hem the country faces has been found,
there is possibility that the parlia-
ment may be closed. In this case 1t
would De reaSSemDleu "ltIiiil III &C
months with a speech from the throne.
Possibility Of a dissolution of the
chamber undoubtedly has been con-
templated, if 1t is found to be in control
Of Fictitious parliamentary majority
which does not represent the real will
Of the country.
In this connection 1t Is recalled that
the grandfather Of the present king,
while engaged In war with Austria. dis
solved the chamber three times In
succession until he obtained the major
ity he desired.
Riotins Continues.
Riotous demonstrations continued in
Rome during the night. They in
creased in intensity when it became
known that the king had accepted
Salandra's resignation. The crowd
tried to approach the Austrian en-
bassy. A member of the staff Of the
paper Idee Nationale hurled his cane
thru window Of the embassy. He
was arrested.
At a meeting in Borghese square,
twenty speakers. most Of them depu-
ties, made addresses in favor Of war