Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-10-03
The French Reported to Have Pro-
claimed Blockade in NADIA
gascar-A Cabinet Coun-
Gil Called.

London, Oct. 3.-All the afternoon
papers gravely discuss the hasty sum.
moning of the cabinet council. 1t is gen
orally accepted as connected with some
serious difficulty with France.
The Liberal organ, the Westminster
Gazette handles u Q subject FRY jondsr-
lY, evidently anxious not to excite public
opinion and to embarrass the govern
ment.
The Conservative mouth pieces discuss
the matter more fearlessly and warn
France against encroaching upon British
rights. The Pail Mall Gazette says:
''The crisis which necessitates the con-
vening Of the cabinet council must be
very sudden, for the ministers were all
scattered on their holidays. 1t is quite
possible, however, that propositions have
been made to settle the various differ
ences."
The Pail Mall Gazette refers to the
article printed to-day in the Politique
Coloniale of Paris, which reflects the
views of the minister of colonies, M. Deli
casse, and which gives the exclusive ques-
tions of Egypt and Madagascar list of
ELEVEN OUTSTANDING DIFFICULTIES
between France and England connected
with frontier and similar disputes as to
various African colonies. The Politique
Coloniale, however, says that many of
these have been practically settled and
that none would justify rupture, unless
one country was bent upon picking a
quarrel with the other, which the paper
adds Is not the case.
The Pail Mall Gazette, in spite of this,
says that the article in the Poitique
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TO BRAa AND BLUFF
enough to force England to surrender
may easily lead to that belief" The Pail
Mall Gazette then continues: "The Daily
Chronicle saws that war between France
and England must be regarded
AZ inconceivable madness. 1t
may be madness, but it is not incon ceiv-
able. France must be told courteously
but firmly that we have not the slightest
desire 10 attacK OF provoke her, put thaC,
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OUR STRAINED RELATIONS
with France are not matter of a days
growth nor are they connected entirely
with Madagascar. We have points OF
contact with the French throughout the
world and each is possible of having
fostered irritation, which may easily be.
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land of Madagascar act at rest all doubts
as To the immediate hns;ness ~ to.mor.
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have deciaed nnon
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