The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-12-23
One Hundred u and Four Depu.
ties Took Panama Brides.
MORE BIG MEN TO runs,
Ihe Ex-Prefeet of Police Says Four
statesmen Are Yet to Be Exposed.
a'eninE For An oppor.u.
h''y' with Poor Prospects
carnot Not Tarnished-The D..,
tween Ciemeaeeau and D.

fAEis. Dec 22-Fon,aine and ch.,,..
sefa' directors OF the deiunct p.n.r. r1N
| xa-, we're taken from Maxas prison .,s
! morning to the office of II. Francrs.is,A saa
examining magistrate, By whom ,haw -. sa'
toned for two hours ere q7es
| FioaGet, president OF tho chsnha, =. =.
ss. nciore 'he Panama commission tof.x -
| a.s. n &c vas member of the ministry ~
- -u.ueisu certain advertisements to be prsn.., :
~. Hs" spaeefs. These advertissmsatz
.s auni'teo, had been inserted, not froua . -
mess ont from political uoin. os -
in's admission Is much commentet rra- = :.
| s h'ahiouat TO an acknowlsdzne,, a..
| 'ne advertisements wera but a COWS, r.s~.
| "hteh newspapers were hribesf to .nn,s-. -
,srs schemes Floauet declared emnhstie.i,.
| caa,na,,.. 80 received money iron the Panama
| oo.n pahs ioE secret service or aay o.ha- 49,
! bourgeois, minister OF Ius.iee .nrs..ss -
| .ois we commission after Fioauet m. n-o-.,
Isea ina, the papers OF the dynamite socs.tr -
| o.hes important documents reeen,fv -
| snooia De communicated to the conmis,,a,
| "a AhoFieux, ex-prefect Of police s.ic be had
Photographs OF a statement OF account. v,,,ss..
| by Baron de Rsinach This sboraa "a. ..ssa
OK the payees of checks drawn hv p
ue heihach Andrieux wrote a ,Ist !,
nai'es on piece of paper and handed I. t,
brisson, saving at the same time tina. for,r Co.,
ha'hes' one OF very high parsonage. he wa.
prevented from mentioning by dictates =, a.
cfetion DR.. Herr had shown h,rs arn,'s.s..r -
bearing the names Of ioa deputies who brs
oeen bought by LOBBYIST A-.a, -
total of 1.2S0,oo0 franc. ans,.s..-.
eouio name most if no. all tse Y,s-,
mentioned In this document He would trv !,
obtain the document from Herr He vishss -
understood, however, that be could not rusrs..
tee absolutely the accuracy of the aoe,,x.
In his opinion Baron de Reinaeh's word wss "a
IRON unin peachabie. So far an his knawIas-.
sn W l."cne osgan TO pay personal debts with
the money oil the Panama Canal Company.
"hen asked to explain his passing mention Of
the payment OF checks TO Fioaue,. Andr,eu. sv
planned that Felix Cottu director OF Ihs c.ns,
company, told him Barton de Reinaeh onr.
spoke OF Fioquets needing -oo.ooo
francs for secret eeryics funa
Alter several discussions Cottu was rendered.
80 apprehensive by what he heard that he con-
aen'ea 20 give the government the Too.oso re-
CURED He told Rsinach, however, tha, ,b,
whoie affair was biackmailinS syindls AMI
might cause trouble Reinach responded. ..Se.
L can say 1 received the money 10 nav "a.
advertising expenses OF the company, and no.
BODY VIII know the difference" subsequently
Reinach said Cottu wss too thin skinned. Costr,
seized Reinach by the beard dragged him
from the front room of the bank into the privata
once. ana after calling him an embezxler and
coward, demanded back his check for 25auoo
francs. Reinach declared it WAS at his house
anu succeeded in holding Oh cottu until the
nnai crash came, but part OF the money had
then been paid to the government
Baerau, advertising agent of tho Panama
Canal Company. testified that the sums paid to
newspapers by the company ranged from 100 to
I,Wo,ooo francs Tor each issue of shares.
Count Cafiarelli, nonarchist deputy for Aisns,
told the commission he could oonhrm the report
that President Carnot had list OF the deputies
corruptly implicated In the Panama canal lob
Dying. This list, he said, comprised many dep
nties whose names had not vet been mentioned
In connection with the scandal.
Ives Guyot. formerly minister of public
works, has been summoned TO appear before the
committee to explain the Statement. made by
him that full list OF the names OF the men
compromised in the scandal had been seen By
PRESIDENT Carnot. The committee desired e
hear foes s-Guyo. today, but he refused to appe
on tne ground that the statement attributed -
him was made by spy He did not WISH hs
added. to countepanee proceedings that mingled
PRESIDENT arnots name with the prosecution.
aud thus implicats him in the affair.
Today 1t is the Bouapartists that are stepping
to the front to tai advantage OF the difficulties
OF the republic. The activity OF the royasists
the jealousy of the imperiaiises,
and at a secret eonclave they drafted mani.
festo addressed to the people OF France
urging them to recall the house of Bonapzrss
10 the throne This manifesto has not yet been
issued, but awaits the approval OF rfines Vietor,
lae present recognized head of tho imperial
family, now in Brussels ana the Bonapariiss
leaders i'll Paris have sen. agents to thas
:ity to induce him TO sign the manifesto and
suthoriz. its publication. Prigce Victor has heea
living i'll comparative retirement recently. bus
has kept careful watch upon the course OF
events. and his friends in Paris claim that 10
will be found fully equal to auy crisis
aria md Kht
% taking decisive STEP viii bs posi-
i've and courageous In action whsn fae
tep is taken. The imperisiizss have been can
'assing earnestly for supporters among ths
deputies, but not with much success. As the
hancss for a revolution against the republicans
seem To increase, the DIVISION D.
weeu the rnonarchists and Bonapartis:s wideas.
The members OF the two parties herstofors oa
ground as opponents OF the rep1hliss
re now showing considerable jealousy ~ 70
shieh party will profit by the difficulties ef ths
epubiie. Already this jeaIousy IL showing B-
elf in strained relations between the prom
.lent members OF the Right. The Boaapastik1
viil attempt 70 strike a blow in Paris. rsthss
han in the provinces. They. like the monarch
sts, are being carefully watched. and every
1oTelnent is reported 10 President Carnoe -
rocsadings OF the secret conciavs az vhiee
no manifesto was determined upon were zno0h
0 the government almost as sooa ss the coneiare
diourued and the government ID already u
ossession OF tho terms of the manifesto Ses
D much importance If attached BY the ansEoes.
les to the Bonapartist rs 70 the monafcaiss
citation The ancient royal house has stfii
srge following in the provinces, ~ was shoWs
ur.ng the recent visit OF fno Countess OF PaffaD -
rance when hundreds throEgsd 10 kass nes
and and she. was received as vartons places
18th al! the loyalty aad honor thai coaia
hown 10 a queen. This following cons
asiiy be aroused into formidable
tha. would eoss much enos
, suppress and the foyaass eaas
'ould receive the sympathy OF tns naaats
OF swinded Panama ssoeAne
tho assDIsa yns, they regard ~ nAssaed
o,.par,'sm mat trades on tAs fame OF tie
reet Sano,.on. and have learned 70 bate sss
,puhie, whose repFesensaussssAss ~
arties 20 the Panama FRAUDS
la 4 Ianteras says that fspsEs ciscesssea 1s
Az in the examination OF docunsas osaoLs.e
, the com psuy that supplied tae asas
IA work on the Panama ssnsa, sa9"
epnsle. soaues. iagueffs, . 80
~ T.,r rere.ysI suns ffon ArssA.
,e so-be,wseu In the eosfups,n,
,eir vat~. in the chamber. lie aa" -
"a, sfreen more warrants hare oesa FIepalss
yair,s. senators and deputies. and thsa 'as 80
= r,rszeeutors In the country als11s
.sr Instructed to search the residences y
,cusel psrsons and exai1ins
rlieuee in relation to TIE easfss@
...aa,asr -.,rnIic il ruiaea aad oushffo
.'s =. .,,..I.r republic. with frinee
80 t.o-.,.y.e =, nrst eonsul TIE snxsssAsa
iooEas noon as an attempt 70 fs'sss
n rI,a through tae same process ~ ~
! PIE s,,svsd - tbs shreaA II ssnseo