The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-12-27
FOREIGN.
PROMINENT MEN INDICTED.


PARIS. Dec. 21.-As result of to-
days work five deputies and five sena-
tors are To he prosecuted. Among
the ten, five of them have held promi-
nent positions. They are NJ. Rouvier.
NJ. Roche, NJ. Deves, NJ. Thevenet
and NJ. Pronst, all formerly ministers.
There Is NJ. Albert Grevy, brother Of
the former president. and who was
governor-general "f Al geria. NJ. Leon
l.enault. who was project Of police.
and NJ Beral who was inSpector-gen-
rral of mines. The immediate conSe-
.,Ience of to-lay's events will be most
..':"G f"r ~ravc rcl1roachc> can he
...:.,.r against the present ministry.
V lame t"iiu, wife ri the Panama
,-.,nal ,.ir,ri"r ha- come back Ia surrcn-
,..r herself "a pri-"ner She >ay> to her
r,.irmi>: We will he prosecuted,
bat cvcryrhin. will turn out well for
H.. Should the trial take place. VI.
Garnet will not hc president longer
than two months" The danger of Il
tragedy j. not IN the fact that le.i>la-
tors are convicted OF corruption hut
in the fact that people are saving I:
They are all rnbbcr> and when these
cric>r rc>ound throughout France the
accused men are lost. Prosecutions
We're voted unanimously. the chamber
being in Il fever of excitement. The
session w:s worthy of the great >e>-
>i"n> of the commune.
ovEE ONE HUNDRED BrESED To
DEATH.
PARIS. December IA most dis
a>tr"us confagration has occurred ut
Bersen village, of Gironde. and 40
oi villagers were either bnrned Ia
death in their homes or were killed
while attempting I" escape.
vSSS SIMS U.LEGITIM,TnLY EXPENDED.
PARIS. Dec. 2l.-Accoriiny To the
statement i>>ued the liIuidation> the
amount expended by the Panama ca
nal company reached the enormous to-
tai of S26n. Wo, OD Of the whole
amount expended only little over a
third was spent in the actual conStruc-
ton of the canal.
\ CRISIS IMMINENT.
PARIS. Dee. 2l.-The excitement
over the Panama scandals Il io-lay
greater than ever, and the widest re-
ports are aiiua, oi monarrhi>t plots and
coming arrests. Ii il asserted that
Hcrse has been iii communication in
London with agents ot the Count of
Paris. and that the exposure of the
Thier checks l. directly attributable
Ia rovalisi influence. Another rumor
is that the officials and deputies Us
well ~ civilians connected with the
Panama scandal have had il intima-
ted To them that their salvation lies in
in an e-pousal OF ruyaliSt
schemes and that all their otien>e>
will he condoned if they will consent
To- beiray the republic. Some con-
tidence is placed by well informed
people in both these rumor>. The
difficulty i'll the way of royali>t
coup Is that there are no signs of dis
LOYALTY in the army. The govern
ment il is said h;i> no doubt whatever
of The fidelity OF the troops and would
at Once "all upon the garrison of Par
i. in case of an outbreak on the part
al ia. r"yalist-. 1t Is believed that
though some of the officers in navy
might welcome the re-establishmcnt of
a monarchy it would hesitate long he
fore ri-kin@a los oftheir desirable po-
>iti"n-. Movements Of monarchist
aei,atnr< are bein. carefully watched
nv agents al the government in
France. England and in Spain and Il
>rerial watch * being kept at the
passes of the PyreneeS for fear that Il
r"yaiiSi movcmcn, might he attempted
from that direction.
1t j. said thar every movement oi
the Count of' Paris, the Duke of Or.
leans, and other members of the eX-
, lied house have been reported ac.
curately for more than two weeks past
tn President Garnet.
STpk~ UNSETTLED.
I PARIS. DEC. 2l.-The Bour>c WI.
exceedingly depressed today. Credit
Z Foncicr share, have fallen - frances
rDNArAETI-T> To THE FRONT.
/ PARIS, DS'. 22.--To-'iay II Is thu
Bonaparti,t that are stepping To III,
front Ia take advantage al the Difficult
ties OF the republic. The activity al
the royaii<i- aroused the jealousy al
the impcrili>i leaders and III a >ecrer
! conclaye they drafted Il manifesto al
dressed Ia the people of Framed urging
them Ia recall the house of Bonapart'
4. III. thrnun Thi. manifesto hu