FRANCE AND ENGLAND.
SENSATIONAL STATEMENTS. 'rajs Association.—Electric Telo^r.iph.—Copyright.
Paris, April 4. In the Chamber of Deputies M, Devileres, a member of the Colonial party, representing Cochin-China, stated that British manoeuvring had caused the recent wars in Siam and Madagascar. He stated he held official proof of Englishmen having incited the assassination of Frenchmen. This statement created a sensation. M. Hanotaux, Minister for Foreign Affairs, announced that France would not permit British interference in Madagascar.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXIV, Issue 10409, 6 April 1897, Page 5
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