Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-22
LATEST PARTISAN SENSATION.
Curiosity to Know Who Are Accused of
Treason.

Curiosity to Know Who Are Accused of
Treason.
PARIS. June 22.-The story published by the
Cocarde. Boulangist organ. to The effect that
one of its representatives had purloined from
the British embassy in Paris papers showing
that certain well-known Frenchmen hNd been
engaged in reasonable schemes against the
French republic, has caused widespread curiosity
as to the names OF the men accused and the
exact nature of the charge against them.
All the newspapers concur today In demand
ing that full explanation of the story be made
at once.
M. Millevove. the Boulangist deputy, and his
colleagues. who claim to know the contents OF
the documents and who had an interview yes
terday with NJ. Dypuy. the prime minister, ana
NJ. Devele. minister OF foreign affairs IN con-
nection with the COcGrdes charges. say that
the ministers refused to take official cognizance
of the documents. and declined to take charge
OF them as they were requested to do by their
| visitors.
PRESENTED TO THE QUEEN.
| Ambassador Bayard Goes Down to Windsor
Castle.
LONDON, June 22.-Thomas F. Bayard, Ame-i-
can ambassador to England, proceeded today
/ from London to Windsor Castle, where he pre-
/ sented his credentials from the United States to
Great Britain In accordance with the usual
custof., that obtains in the o! ambassadors
a state carriage wa furnished by the be.'i4h
government to convey Nr. Bayard from his
hotel TO the railway station.
! IJDon his arrival at the station he was re-
/ ceiyed bv Gen. Sir Christopher Teesdale, mas
ter of the ceremonies Mr.. Bavard was con-
\ Quoted to special saloon carriage ~ waiting
! for him. in which he travelled to Windsor
T-oI hi rTlU
/ Windsor station. and Ar Bayard, VINO vas
accompanied by his wife. entered 1t and wa
driven to the castle. where, after the usua
formalities. he presented to her majesty tn
letters appointing him AS the representative
the United States at the court of st. James.
Lord Rosebery. minister OF foreign AFFAIRS
travelled on the train with Ambassador Bay arc
and introduced the latter to the queen.
Mrs Rayard wore costume OF nSht gray
and after Mr. Bayard had presented his creden
tials she was presented to her majesty.
MIR. PHELPS BEGINS.
Ambassador Eustis at Today's Session q
the Bering Sea Tribunal.
I PANS. June pa large number OF visitor
were present today at the session Of the BERN
, sea tribunal of arbitration. Among those WIN
listened to the proceedings was hr. James
]; Eustis American ambassador to France.
. Mr.. Z. j. Phelps of counsel for the Unite
: States opened his argument on behalf OF I'D
!. contention of the United States and his adare'
!. was a brilliant one-
He said that the case presented only tW
! ouestions-have the Canadians and the REM
gade Americans under the shelter OF Il
!, British flag the right to defy the laws OF the
own country the right to continue destroyln
D the seal species, and if SO what regulations al
;, necessary to prevent the determination OF II
;, seals!
Il Other questions might be mentioned, b'
:. they were merely Incidental America. he a
, mitted claims that the indiscriminate destru
|. ton of the seals. including the slaughter
8 the gravid animals proceeding toward u
Pribvloff Islands, and the grounds Of Il
}. mothers seeking food at sea. is inhuman, b"
barous and a violation of the laws of ali CIV