The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-07
THE NEW FRENCH CABINET.
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PARIS. Dec. 6.-Neither the vote In the Cham
Der OF Deputies on NJ Groussets proposal to
extend amnesty to political. press. and strike
offenders. nor the vote for President OF the
Chamber. is recognized as decisive trial OF
the strength OF the several parties In the
House The real test OF the permanence OF
the new Casimir. Perier Cabinet viii be de-
iayed until after the Christmas recess. when
tho Government measures, In dennite iorn'
will como under discussion and division. IN
less Caslmlr- Perler wins to his aid the nun
dred dubious votes on which he counted upon
taking ONCE the end Of January Will see
another upset.
Under the constitution Of the Senate ninety
eight members will retire or be reelected on
Jan. 7. Most NJ the ninety. eight are candl-
dates for reflection. among them NJ. WnddinR-
ton. Challemel- Lacour. President OF tho SEN
ate. and ex-Ministors Spuller. Loubet Goblet.
and Doves In every Instance tho chances are
in favor OF reelection.
The latest SOCIALIST hobby has developed In
Roubaix. lis the creation Of municipal drug
stores. selling at cost: OF municipal law Offices.
distributing bread without charge. Jules
Guesde the Socialist leader. claims the credit OF
this eleem osynary combination. which has been
approved by the Rouhaix City Council and will
DO submitted shortly for tho sanction OF the
Chamber
NJ Haussmann. chief Of the political section
OF the Colonial Depa rtm ent. and Comm andant
Monteil before starting for the Hlnterland
conference In Berlin had n long interview
with the Premier. Casimir-P erier instructed
them to maintain frances claims to tho whole
Of Bornu, including tho eastern shore and
most OF the southern shore Of Lake Tchad.
Only the Ministerial crisis has prevented the
Government from opening, through NJ. De-
erals. French Ambassador in London. similar
negotiations with England. II tho Fronch de-
mhnds be refused, CgslmirPerier will assent to
the appointment OF an international commits
would not se admitted to this com IN isslop:
ances In favor OF the repubiis aro'to be found
n tho aiiocrtion given oI ~ bishop Picrraud OF
:" am proud OF the services and glories OF
France. The Pope suffers with Frances trib-
ulations and trem6les at her nerlls He studios
nomena Of the republics HE. He wishes to
see France united. truly free and strong capa.
bic Of retaking her place In the front rank of
Hitherto France has been occupied in
with which Providence visibiy has en-,
lowed her. To obtain most rapidly the
desirable fruits of this mission. tho
Pope implores all French Catholics and
all good citizens to cease Weakening their
powers by internal di ssensions. to discontinue
their quarrels on political questions OF second-
arr i'm portance. to give up their sectional dif-
ierences. and to strive unitedly for general
harmony"
whose husband was tried this week ut Riom
for killing her admirer. Lieut.. Castenskiold.
reached Inris last evening to keep profess
sional engagement at the Folies Bergeres.
Baron de hahden remained behind a few
hours to recover from the strain of the trial.
Upon arriving in Paris he went directly to his
wlfe'a house, whore lie ate supDer with many
and the Baroness upon his acquittal.
moved Mile. Astie Valsayre to issue mani
festo. In the name OF the Woman's Suffrage
League. protesting against any woman's
working to support her husband. The Rpec-
tacle OF Baron de Rahden supported by his
wife. yet regulating her lie. says the mani
festo. Ia as gTotesque as would be that OF q
dog trying to dictate to its master.
The official expenditure upon the Toulon
and Paris f6tes In honor OF the Russians was
S775.OOO. The general feeling 10 that the |
IN oney was well spent.
The Prince OF Wales has sent to Gen. Mere
dith Read a portrait OF himself in Field Mar
shals uniform.
sarah Bornhardt will produce shortly at the |
Renaissance Theatre a drama written hy Emile |
Bergerat. and entitled Nine. Roland, the |
GirOndist." The drama abounds In striking |
scenes from the days OF The French Revolution. |