New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-16
FRENCH MINISTRY IN DANGER
POSSIBILITY OF ITS OVERTHROW BY A
COALITION OF IT'S ENEMIES.
EFFORTS TO SECURE A COMPACT MAJORITY FOR
THE GovERNMENT-FANILIAR FACES MSS
ING IN THE NEW CIIAMBER-BERN-
HAIDTs POOR SEAS ON-AMEH1-
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copyright, 1893: By The United Press
Paris Nov 1.-THE new Chamber OF Deputies
began its existence yesterday and the interest OF
the Hobbies centred upon the experiments which
are being made to bring about coalition Oh several
of the political groups. The most important Oh
these is the effort to reestabish the o'o nepuph-
Union, which WILL II the experiment proves
successful. consist of the Moderates, Extreme Left
and Left Centre.
An analysis of yesterdays vote for Provisional
President of the Chamber disclosed how necessary
1t IL for The Government TO secure the support
of a compact majority without delay Out OF the
ISL members of the Chamber, 5l5 voted. NJ. CAST
mir Perier received 295 votes, cheny rom the
Moderates and NJ Brisson 49,. from the Radicals
and Socialists while % votes were cast Tor out
s,ders Sixty-six members. mostly OF the party OF
the Right abstained from voting. Ii Is obvious
that a coalition Of the Radicals Socialists and
members OF the Right might at any moment en-
danger the existence Of the Government
The friends of the Government have revived the
Union Repubicane In the hope OF attracting
sufficient number of Radicals to assure the position
of the Cabinet On the other hand, the Radical
leaders are arranging a meeting to formulate
special platform They have sent out more than
300 invitations many of them to Moderates or sup
posed Radical tendencies. This movement presents
no nrospect of cohesion as does the Union Re-
publicane The Socialists already are split In
two groups and further divisions are probable
The new groups will not crystalline until after
the Ministerial declarations Of policy.
Everything indicates that the Government must
face period of uncertainty, owing to the constant
fuctuation of the strength of the parties. The
election of thirty-seven Deputies Is contested. in
Guiding that Of NJ. Flourens. Minister or Foreign
Affairs under Gambetta. Most or the returns
will be verified, and the few changes Will not
materially affect the character of the Chamoer.
On the whole the personnel Of the Chamber mas
80 fhn Da In
must miss Floquet. Clemenceau, Cassagnac' Count
de Num- Derouiede, Piou and Mevoye, and can
hardly be edited by the presence OF the hairdresser
Chauvin, several men of equally unpreteh,ious
trades and some rather Objectionable Socialist
members.
Detectives have been sent to Barcelona to as
sist In the inquiry to the antecedents OF the
French Anarchists arrested there since the eSpio-
sion in the Lyceum Opera House. one OF the sus-
pected men has been identified Paris work.
ingman who had been employed OCCASIONALLY H IN
bordeaux and Marsellles before he went to spain:
movements with the plans of Pallas or the men
responsible for the mountaineering In the opera
house All inquiries In the Barcelona matter indi-
cate that the Spanish Anarchists are playing their
game alone with only moral encouragement from
Madrid for International treaties to deal with dyna-
miters have been favorably received by NJ; De
will take the initiative with definite proposals she
will be sure of the concurrence OF france ana Rus
STA.
Special advices received from the Congo by the
"Soleil" under date of September Is. declare that
the Belgans have concentrated force at Oubanghl.
have erected forfcations and mounted cannon
there and have armed with rifles tribe led by
Chief Bangasso. The object Of these preparations
The "Soieil and several other journals demand en-
ergetic action on the part of the Government to
compel the Belgians to give up this PLAN
The report that thieves reaped harvest in
Paris during the Franco Russian fetes was con-
frmed Yesterday at the examination Of Muller one
of English. gang of pickpockets. In Muller ,e.s
gold watches and fourteen silver match-boxes: All
this was the product Of one days work. Muller
remanded for trial.
Theatre has opened badly. Lemaitre's play Les
Rois' changed by the censor to spare the feel
SUGGESTIVE Of crown Prince Rdoiphs death at
Meyerng The fact that the P Play ha "a peen cut
purposes, but the truth came out this week. The
prices for seats high for Paris. Bernhardts
voice has Lest ITS Hn e s
ceipts only $50. AS the seats cost y 80 each.
the paid admissions number only Soo: the rest OF
the audience Is made up of deadhcads.
social season is dull beyond precedent. The recent
financial crisis in the United States Is supposed to
be responsible for the absence Of social functions
Mr. and Mrs Douglas Grant. Of New-York. have
taken a house in the Avenue Kleber Robert Chan
rive here Sunday The re wife Of sgdgs
the other Americans who have come to Paris In the
last week are Mrs. Hilton. Mrs. Fisk Mr.: and Mrs;
IL craRd f. W arSey a Of Geas sd @
Duncan, Miss Elizabeth Cheney and Miss Alice
pp Mrs RudS 10 OF * ah ha
United States Embassy this week The influenza
has appeared In few Paris hotels ana has caused
The family of Baron Reinach who killed himself
to escape the disgrace of the Panama Canal scam
da have discontinued their suit against his &C,
complete, DR.. Cornelius Herr now said to be dying
in BOurnemOuth, England.