The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-01-13

FRANCES CANAL BUBBLE.
Mors Ugly Revelations at the Trial o
the Prisoners.

Mors Ugly revelations at the Trial OF
the Prisoners.
Pans Ian 12.-The Panama Aavalon-
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sion everywhere ana bne DsKs move Looked
for on the part Of the authorities is said to
concern NJ. de Freycinet.
Tba cour, roor, uas tbropoad s,nir 90
d.v at tha res,r,r ,rtior ~ tbe triei - ,bo
Pano-na datan5ants M RossinnoI 90
conntant for the Panama companv was
expected as a witness, President Perivier
remarking that the accounts must have
been recast before being submitted TO ex-
merit examination.
M. Monshicourt, liouidator for the
Panama company' deposed that Ferdi
nand de IIesseps had disregarded all warn.
inRs and insisted on proceeding with tbs
Panama enterprises regardless Of cost. This
exnensas. M. Monahtooirt stated. were az.
cessiye throughout.
p-,N.ou,s ruyryvpx
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M nACnsnleours ouueu enao % sroh rNelnaon
ana no: Levy ana M, OreHlous were de'
puteo 70 pay Ior certain supporS 70 oe given
W tne COMPANY ia hs scnen1es, pus ne wac
certain tnae DaIon Neihacn rela,hsd tne
Hreater part oI 'ne iuhuS lhtrus'eo 10 him
TOT TINS purpose;
, rresluens IerlvleI tuTneu 10 Oner,es de
LessePs anu Iep5 p5oaoneu nHn seFere'y Ior
nsTlng perlhIeseu Is inns s-,,, ~
vra,hod ~ insnact;na tha c.nsi na ~-binh
he had based the famous report. which was
in mart suppressed. He also stated that
ferdinand de Lesseps had blind faith in his
own good fortune. and had supreme inllu-
ence and direction in the MANAGEMENT of
the work on the canal in all its branches.
THE JuDcE susptcroTrs
1,Soo par;,tar .ooa,rod lei nr,a..,. .
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When N Ros.;cnoi .sid that NJ E;gal's
hoot. vvaro waIl eent Jrdoa psr;viar intar
Do.ad. % .Put N E,erss aSconnts SO. rarn alooa rna
,p,in,,ia.a, Ea-t.;r ;tar,s .ara .ranst.rrad -a
- ,ha s-orS;n~ noinnor .;,b -. -
yoirinoize tbe total nrofits ~
NJ Po.s;gnoI bsosn 10 a,,Iain b;s s..,a-
ment, but Judge Perivier cut him short
with the admonition: "Condne yourself to
plain staternent OF facts, instead Oh argur
Tie presiding Judge was still more severe
IN his treatment OF Charles de Lesseps. M.
nonsblcourt had stated that Baron de
Reinach sucked the blood OF the company
by obtaining enormous sums with which 20
brioe senators and deputies aud other intiu-
ential men,.
You had no confidence In his,moralityF
asked Juoge FeriVier.
No; but he was very clever" replied
Monsbicourt.
HOW RIEEACH UsBD THE MONEY.
Turnino to CbarIas do Ias.ans T,dr.
Perivier inquired sharply: "And how did
you understand that Baron de Reinach used
these enormous sumsP'
"In remunerating tinancfers" answered
M. de Lesseps, and without doubt senators,
deputies and ministers. A number OF per-
sons. however, offered assistance to Baron
de Reinach and Crimieux, who were first
charged with She distribution OF the
money"
That Is, you gave them the dirty job
which you preferred not to do yourself, but
provided them the means of doiDgw
Charles de Lesseps WINGED and looked
down, but made no reply.
Dr1rssrps Has orr vprrrn
TIL. arvt vvord snoksn a, ,bo till &, If.
favor came from sir John Stokss Grsat
Britain's representative ON the Suez canal