Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-22
rnE PANAMA CANAL.
reseps's COMPANY DISCUSSED
ot .oor1E GREATEST EXCITEMENT.
ofCorruptIon Made In the French
cbamber of Deputies-A Com-
,nit,oc of Investigation.

,..,,- American cable 20 the Dispatch.l
y.,smbor ei.-Therc vas an unusu-
...rulaaoe Ia the Chamber Of Depu-
g. t.,. Nearly all Of the Ministers we're
81. Angeles spoke in defence OF the
., Panama Canal Company sharo-
u.ra.l that tho Chamber's authori-
.tr.. .us ol shares IN 1853 had been
-.-.rs OF privilege. Tho mere fact Of
...taIcd moral responsibilities. 81
... tse government" said NJ Argelios.
=. ,.s tc-.rration rc-assurlng the email
f.-." n. DciahRye arose ana de-
.ftI. BE- q question Of public morality.
-.. lla-4bor. Tor the sake oi my honor
.t-h .r non .r % order an Investigation
F. ..... ava able TO submit % you
i' AoOM OTiON.
.. -.,. a -'mmoiion IN tue Chamber. VI.
..rr continued: % would give the
-.tI Boz not wish to appear a. denun-
o. ...-r wa. another prolonged disturb
.Ianbor When luiot was restored
% continued: The scandals in the
...sr exceed those Of she Wilson az
.igIry demanded is IN the nature OF
o.. .-dcaton to be effected in the broad
fr .a. in 1920 had vainly traversed
.,-.o oI1R for Subscribers, when an in
s.. shall not name, proposed 20 the
..'ar- % system Of lottery bonds. He
.... .sH|.vs uf tho company. INf dirOt-
80 e.. vulic; he duped tho directors.
..t.I i.r 100000 francs. declaring
...f. .l-clgsc Herewith all the neces-
l. in both chambers Of the na-
,... a..rA
.FNEWED INTERRUPTIONS.
-....-..., r.resed interruptions and cries Of
.... Namc him." Dolahaye replied:
..gt rsme7 yOu must vote fo- an in
t.tI eau say that tho medium Of
+......fI,1s was q man named Arton,
..... g..l the country % escape punish
...... ar unz1iement Of large sum from
.. mHnufgcfuTinr company Of which
. ...-ur There were 100000 francs
. among 100 deputies aud few
Violent upr0ar among the deputies
l..... ..4.ftr- thus excited grew groedier
o. .-.ler managing the matter was
....k me Pa0ama directors FOR moro
ID ..t.-- Tho money was demanded
- .. Expenses in the Department OF tue
rrgSsE EXCITEMENT.
..... .- .ameut broke out again in the
and 4. FIp1uef arose ana exclaimed
...ar of the Interior at that time, and
- D.. ....uuiy state that l received no.
r I..siqye waited Tor the confusion 10
. ... '.r1 u'nuei: "Thrce hundred
.ae w.re spent in buying three
Minister now deai) asked 400.-
..-.. r1.t1,r 200, OCO francs were paid
.... I'D U.tlo value. b1t behind which
. .f.-..., we're working. A foreign
.....s.s sll tor 100000 francs, a check
..... ..- ..-ncd 40 IT, Offices. ! can name
..... whom ted as messenger between the
..t.....- ..r.Iss' fCr.es of " Name him.'l
rLLArEsT SCANDAL.
.r.al-t..I last scandal: The committee Of
......- .tsrrod with the duty Of exam
-..... lottery roui scheme comI IriSod FIVE
s..... .l It ana tvo opposed To- H. Tho
.. ..r.tsr, u1fore casting his vote Of
...r.- ..,..e- TO the company for 100000
..4 I- r.r company refused las PROPOSE
b.. b.. .-.sI syn li-ate, being aided by a
....-.. caused q fan IN the shares and COM
... -.. ,ruy % yield. Tho scheme was
.. ...-...f ry the committee. But the
.....-. .... r.. " Iruci IN time. Tho shares re-
..-.. ... ts NHs ruined. iGreat sensatiOn.l
...-.. '.- proof: Although the authorities
.... o.. evidence, there are hundred here
..,e ulF where 1t can be found. There
d. .r ..t...-ios o. depuues-th0se who re-
t those who did not"
I,aE,cWEABLE UPROAR.
.....-t.U.e uprlar followed this assertion.
...... PRESIDENT of the amber, ,intergened
..... 500 c1uuUt come into this House and
.e-. t.. .r'tre body.' Tbere were renewed
- -.. q. pelahayo for names lie re-
-.... .t.fa f.rau inquiry"
81 Fs..... .-gci him 20 give names, rs such
.-.s r.at ho more dignified than anOny
-... H.......4fUn. " consider myself at
ei-l $50 ma presiding onicer Of the Cham
D.. OF fam uHt only not opposed 20 an inquiry,
.'t. vs d.lau1s therefor, signed by our col
urIAHAYE HOOTBD.
-s t.-..r.amaut was greeted with pro.
..-.. ..a.ruc. during which "a. Delghaye
-..t .t.ttrD1ue. As he walked 20 his seat
.-. s.. a. unparalleled confusion. He was
..-...t booted.
.-..r I.4tat assembled tho tribune. Whom
.sr.. ".- a.'' fO make his voic9 heard no
..... D. r1f reCly 70 NJ Delahaye's aliega-
-.. .. .avel that the charges aroset IRON
r..-r.. "a. p- --icn. The government could
...... I.. demand for al inquiry. lt was IA
. ...-..... aa thar light should te thrown
.s..r. The government had nothing
.....l-.h.r agreed that committee Of thir-
-.t-.. .....t b. appointed with extraordinary
.. o. examine eu the charges