Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-21
PARIS IN A FERMENT.
Excitement Over Rumors Of Mon
archical Plots.
JUBILEES Of THE BISHUP OF SCRANTON
The B. and o. Wins in the Ohio
and Mississippi Dispute.
All Sort. OF Sensational Report. Are H.ara
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All Sort. of Sensational Report. Are u.ara
On the streets.
PARIS, Dec. 2I.-Tho excitement over the
Panama scandals is today greater than ever aud
the widest reports are afoAi Of nsonAr.,hist
plots and coming arrests. Il i- asscrt.d that
Herr has been In Communication in London
with agents OF thc Count e Paris and tha, tho
exposure o. the Ihierree checks l. directly at
tribatabie 20 royaii-i influence.
Another rumor J. thai the ssfrials and datyu-
nes. "a we'd a. civilians. connected with the
fanHina scandal have had 10 inumai.d a. fh.m
That their salvation l.s IA an cspon-al e
yoHali.i schemes and that al thar oasn-os vii
T ccndoned n they wil consent O. hstray tho
republic.
RoYALIsrs sKE ACTIVE
Some confidence i- PLACED by ~cll-hformea
people in both these rgmors aud it l. aptareu,
that royaisi agents have assumed an Acu,i,,
they lad not displayed 'or yoar- and therc 10
also evidence hat Toy slist money j. again aaoat
should Affairs take turu favorable o. = coup
deia; IN behalf OF ro' sty it !. probable accord
lng 10 current report. that the Young duk. os
Orleans would be selected a. lead the ATTACK
The Young duke = more popular than sny
other member Of his family. and his effort ,o
serve IN the armN a can-crlIt when h. be-
came Of age made a Widcl favorable impre--
sion.
The great difficulty IN the vAy II = ro-ali-t
coup Is that there are no sigus q dislovalts in
the army. VI. lie Freycin-t. the minister of
war. Il untouched by the scandals that haV.
nesmlrched his eoleagu". H"usier. and he has
The devoted and loyal attachment Of th. c.n-
erals In higher command.
WATCHING rHr rHoors.
The military forces IN the neighhorhood cf
Paris are kept under the strict.st iissit,lin..
and the greatest vigilance l. eHerci-.d a. pre-
vent any ismp-ring Niih the troot,s In. ofli-
GERS OF the army are. a. a rule - republican
sSmpathies, the rovali,t aud Bouaparti-i ele-
ineni-, and especially the former. having been
relegated on various yrstrNts % tnus,cYe,,..
positions. The government a l. said Ia. no
doubt whatever II the hd,li,y - the troop.,
and would at once call uuon the garrison a
iaris IN case OF an outbreak the part 20 the
royalists.
The zeal of the enemies of the republic A.
also checked hy the report made curr.pt un-
oihciallN. but not doubted by AnNbodv that An
'he event OF an in~urrcction martial Law would
al once be proclaimed and every insurg.nt cap
.d ,ur.d N arms d'her shot on ;he sTot or ca
ecuted alter summsrs court martial
IL Is known that the oficers q the navy are
much mo-e royalist IN their tendency than
those OF the armv, but danger 20 the r,.-
pubhc 4 expected from the navy a. n is be-
leved that the officers an command hox.ser
hfdentlN some OF them might welcome the re-
establ-hment OF monarch. would hesitate
long before riskIng the loss of their desirable
positions.
RoiaLIsr AoITAroEs ~ orHTR couNrRrrs
The movements Of the mouarchist agitator-
are being carefully watched hy agents ,f the
government in France. in England aud in
Spain, and special watch l. being kept At the
passes OF the lyrrenes Tor fear that . ro,alist
movement might Ice attempted from that Air.c-
ton II Is sRid that every movement Of the
Count of Paris. tn. Duke Of Orleaus aud Other
msmD r. a. tho sgflgl Ia.
accurately FOR move than two Neeks past % he
minister of the interior and thence to pre,adstlt
Carnot
At present the monsrchisis seem 10 BE- direct
ing their efforts chiefly TO tanning the excite
ment among the deputies and sowing the see,l.
OF Jealousy. fear aud suspicion. They ar. at-
paren-ly confident that the break doNn of th.
ministry would be- followed by revolution. with
all iis opportunities for return OF the house u
Orleans TO power.
BLAMING THE kEPUuLrc.
The news from various parts q France D.
not very reas-L-ing to the government aud
serves to strengthen the hopes % monarchis,s.
Many thousands of small pro,,rieior. aud other.
who lost their moues in tie Isnama enterprise
are said 10 be more di-gustedNith "a. reVela-
tons of venality and trenchcry than thry we're
Distressed b. the loss OF money. aud n cBnziA-
cradle number Of them inclined o. hold re-
publican institutions rather than individuals
responsible for the losses and disgrace.
The Gdui"is TODAY publishes an interview
with VI. AndrieuN in which that individual
says that the ten deputies about 60 be pro-e-
cuted will almost complete the Esi ubtain.,d
from the stubs Of the Thierroe checks.
Senator Deyes la inter,iow IN the Malta
savs that the course taken toward him ws- a
shameful attacs upon man who had not vet
been heard. thai he had never mixed himself
up In the Panama AFFAIR and Was confident u
his ability "a meet all charges
Others of the accused ss,>fsfeir friends assert
that the government l. prosecuting some Of th.
accused on the most fiimsy evidence aud with
the hope of extracting under examination Cd
missions that would justify a trial
NJ Nlssso, who is implicated in the Panama
accusations has started for Cologne