New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-05
FOR REFORMS IN FRANCE.
TILE POLICY OF THE NEW MINISTRY AN
NOUNCED IN PARLIAMENT.

NOUNCED IN IARLlAMrsNl
.,-rurRN RAILWAYS SCANDALS TO BE THOR
orcuIY Observation-Disclosures FINAN-
c,AL MEASURES. INCLUDING AN IN
COME TAX. PRoPosED-RADl-
CAL CHEERS GREET THE
STATEMENT
pus Nov 4-Prernier Bourgeois read the
,.,eration Of policy OF the Ministry In
A.. chamber Of Deputies this afternoon The
paa,cal Deputies cheered the Premier repeat
.dIv but the members Of the Centre remained
,r,Sidly silent throughout the reading OF the
address. NJ Bourgeois began by announcing
,ha, the Cabinet would obey the wishes OF the
Chamber In opening a supplementary inquiry
into the Southern Railways scandals, no ma'.e'
ubat might be the result, and would place on '"e
table OF the Chamber 4 complete cohectioh Vi
the documents in the case. so as to enaoie far-
lament 10 pronounce political and mora' '"'e
ment in the matter.
N BOURGEOIS also said II was the lnteh"oh VI
~. Government TO introduce bill prohioi'ihs
Senators and members of the Champer Oh Depu-
ties from serving as directors In any companies
x,,ro contracts with the State. under the
.rar.v Of losing their seats 1t was also pro-
osed ne said TO modify the law concerhihs
,srsons accused Of crimes. making 'he' pi'
um,nary examinations public as 1ar as poss'o'''
Numerous crises and grave ana tragic o0-
currences NJ. Bourgeois SAD. had retaroeu iee
,.ia,tve reforms which various COMMISSIONS hau
prepared long ago. and the Nation no" a""'''
-. u,ethodical and resolute effort necessary 10
,h,-ate the existing deadlock. Inc esse'''A'
matter now was 10 vote the budget on 'ne "o'
nal date. With reference t. the Army he 9"'
that the Government would give satislac'ion -
the desire Of the Nation for perlec' u ie""'"
hon and supervision OF expenditures
Ne CONGRATULATED the troops In Madagascar Oh
,hsir admirable march 10 AntananarlVo' anu s'
that France had acquired alliances Wi"0'-
.,,ah,,sb the universal equilibrium. Ihe coN-
..nr,ert he said would remain faithful 10 'hose
.u,arces and pursue the pacific developmei' VI
r,or,a.s rights and interests The cover nnei' @
would support bill fol the imposl'ioIi ,orp 30 Il,
eressive probate tax and measures lot s ttoxirat
e. ians reeulatng the sale ana use ol III,
~. @ drinks providing that hygienic nulus sna,n tin
nnf he taxed and to correct the an arai In
INEQUALITIES In the fiscal system o! ,S ratatine
~ Thev would also defend bllls ie1a.ile
~ coonerative insurance. TO 0igaihHe .ra ~
~, workingmens pensions, ana woulu ~ ha,n.ean
Ssonite settlement OF the relatIoIs he said
oslmdS CSS ord state The Government, ne saiu'
IA M, intend to interfere with the n ecolo'' ne
use,n1e hut would merely ask that Heas s;an, cer
nassed 10 defend the agriculturisls arIa 70
49, ,nternational speculations ana 70 i0e
International speculations in goid nn.s ~, q Re-
VI bourgeois expressed ms peIiei nc nc ',,ing
hi,oan -, majority existed in the Champer WIS DIE
puohcai Governr,ent actuated by the old he.
nnbliran spirit. He demanded tne comnuht nt that It
he Chamber for the Goverhne",s't ne reouest
might ao,s iIVe, nu. . the Chamber adjourned until
Thursday. ~ -, 1,s,ice and Worship
read the declaration OF '''e "''''
a,r r,s Petite Republique says that the money !,
hsc-,hed In France toward inc PulSna a,d
suoscripeu =, .ho Erench troops In Madagascar ala
each them. but fell into the hands OF specu
lators. -, or,s thar nc food and other
-, ~. smnni,ed by public generosity were no.
ss,,.,bv,ed TO the troops. as intended ou' "eie
soid N them at exorbitant prizes
.g,er. Nov 4-The transport steamer Cao'",
-r,,ad here to-day bringi. a large number OF
invalided soldiers from Maoasa'e"'
died on the voyage
-, c,,,rvrssE MINISTER OF THE COLONIES.
p.-,s Nov 4-M Guieyesse has been appointed
Minister OF the Colonies in the Sis new 10 accept
Consequence of the refusal OF NJ Ae'e'' -
that portfolio
p,ar-e paul Gueyesse is one OF the Republican rep
oan,a,,vas for Morbhan in the Chamber Oh Depu
49, ue was first elected in 1890 by 653s & votes an ana
was reelected 1898 by ma?ori,y 1yy,onsn OF Mt
over NJ Hostier. his Conservative oppo"e""
COAL DISCOVERIES IN ->H"
DEPOSITS CONTAINING MANY MILLioN' '' ~
FOUND.
. ~ u Nov 4-Statistics OF surprising
Importance presented IN coIhe'' 80
- discovered coal deposits. They cover an area
- .v.aIve nv ak miles. and consist of three as
tnct seams, one Of which is ten miles long ana "a a
mre wide. The deposits are within forty miles o
the water and are convenient to shppns thai
nab he II Lawrence River. II IS ehPe,c'su ,,ra
M enoss viii greatly improve the colony m one
i, is estimated mat t1e au@ht,S5 aS5 tbe others are
pposed to equally rich The m seds nresent w &c embar
70 extrlcdtf ,bev can be worked advantageousy.
srrprTARY oLNEY's NOTE UNANSWERED
-. ,,sn,-py CONSULTING INTERNATIONAL
vyps os THE VENEZUELAN DISPUTE.
a,.o rsnlv to the memorandum OF Secre-
,au,,g tho United states Interpretation