New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-22
FLEEING FROM WdDLG i>ClH.
HOW THE FRENCH RESIDENTS "F THE INTERIOR
HAVE BEEN MAKING THEIR WAY
To THE COAST

HAVE BEN MNNl-N'' ''''''''
To THE COAST
cable dispatch sent from Tamataye on Nov'm-
h.r - l., NJ H. Myrr be- N.lcrs The special ff"n'
envoy said. The French column 81 "'acnh'on Is
maxim, rood progress. and is expected to arrive Il"
M.iungA By the end OF This month
Their. were. IN TACT f~O different columns o' mos.
French residents compelled 10 leave ~" interior 81
NaJar,-car :, here th-.r lives "'fe 10 longer S''
,.e~ 80. breaking OF diplomatic relations. 'n" '"-
urpn left Tananarlvo. tne capital. hy the EASTERN
,,, 10 I'M. coast and ha- been already reported as
having arrived at Tamafsv~. with the fr"h'h N'S'-
deu,.GeneraI Tn. other column took th" ""-'ri"
route bound TO MaJunga.
Som. interesting particulars concerning the pfoba
III. INCIDENTS OF that exodus In two different dir"e
tons have been published by -" lrinp- " "'''''
,cri.i organ IN Paris II SAYS that one ~ the oD
l.rt. OF the mission OF VI l." NJ lie \il'i-. '"'
special envoy. ~as 10 provide. in case ~ "'p''
u.tlc failure for ta- French '"l'n-'- u" -'i'r
means 10 reach the coast without ii""iHS m '""t''
- h.inp held 80 hostages Ills measures g." mat
effect were carefully taken. II l. ALREADY "h'""
,bn, the missionaries ami the sister 90 - Joseph
IL. clunv were the nr-t to leave Tanan"fit" i'r
.r.,pn,,y. There j. uo available road between
These, iyo points ana 10" How" Government "'7
little disposed to permit the hifns ~ "iI'i- WHO
usually transport trascli.rs 80 ihr hi'h~thf' "i
sedan chnir Sinl. It sufficient numb"r o. iHp~" ''i
,lr. were secured Tor the missionaries thr sisters
Al
YER. Tim, saved from the figu~ and Illness whl,h
mad. numerous victims ~ lsS} during tie terrible
VOYAGE u one month which the Frnoh colon-'s
had 10 make just after the declaration ~ tie h-
war b.,w zen France ana Madagascar.
This column safely arrived a. iamatay" 'r"
days ago Tn. second column. composed o. M
s~iiiorg and officials OF the French N"sl ,
J.u,v FOR Ahoin carriers could b" hal si"l irl
an foot ia ihe direction q, MaJunth. rms hiNt
moon numbered - men. and u h"I 10 vain ~
kloil.ir-- 10 Mat.tanann. the journey il"u'. 700
Kilometres further 70 Malunga wab b" maze VT pna'
n thrv can De procured II ~ oalc uiai"d mat WIN
~, NECESSARILY slow progress ross VIA '""hIN
IA. coluruu wil be- twenty nE" days on IN" l"ti
f. IL commanded by IN Kaurhot ana dAnihou
ard who have liteI for eight years ia IA" lsiilI'
AMI have given repeated proofs ~ coon"-s h"l@lph
and courage. The column Nlll b. joined ~ 'l''
DnIr.. OF IT, march by all th" French coI"hsts
liyiuy along the route and IL h. strong enough u"
,ruulsr any attach which may b" MAD" ~ 10"
IIOSaH. =. ,t. ,.,,,.
If - Mvre de Vilors has considered n his any
in be- tn. last 10 leave ThnanaftN". ~" wh~ a'-
rorut,anied by NJ court ddOn. inspector oi tn lei
araphs and by Bcrthier. Interpreter oi 'hr
k,.ilencv Il Is probable that NJ. tourtadun hhh
taken ali ece,sary measures 10 put out 90 "rh"I
All the Geographic apparatus. since II has been r,
rn,teI maj AN communication by telegraph IL
stopped between TananariNe and Ianaiav". %hot"
NJ lie Myrc de Nilcrs has Joined the hIsl 'oiuhih
OF the refugees.