Fatal Coach Accident.

Feilding Star, Volume XVI, Issue 176, 25 January 1895, Page 2

Fatal Coach Accident.

(Per Press Association.) Melbourne* January 24. Ry the capsizing of a coach on a steep incline, near Bruthen,the driver, named Walsh„was killed, and th© passengers Messrs Groeber, Thomson, Mrs Withers' 43$ two cpldiren, wereasipioijely ujqijed'

FAILURE TO FORM A NEW MINISTRY. (Per Press Association.) Pakis, January 23. The excitement over tbe election of tbe President is quieting down. M. Eaure is said to be strongly sympathetic with England. On the 20th inst. M. Bourgeoise was summoned to form a Cabinet in succession toM. Dupuy, who resigned. He undertook tbe task and gave forth as his programme pledges of concentration and republican union. He selected as colleagues M.M. Cavignac, Minister of War, Theumaun, Minister of Marine, Peytral, Minister of Public Works, Poincaire. Minister for Finance, and Hondtrima, Minister for Foreign Affairs. Two daya later he announced he was unable to complete his Ministry, and attributed his failure to the fact that several of his colleagues objected to a Progressive Income Tax. At the request of the President he renewed his efforts, but finally abandoned the task yesterday. < _ — mm

(Per Press Associatiou.) London. January 18 At a meeting of the Liberal Federation, Lord Brassey, replying to the congratulations expressed ou his appointment to succeed Lord Hopetoun as Governor of Victoria, said he bad accepted the office chiefly from a sense of public duty. He would do his very best to serve the colony well, and promote cordial relations witb England.

The French Crisis.