Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-01-14

consulted with Count Ferdinand d.
Lessepsi who dissuuds ! him irOm uO-
ing ~, declaring that the attacks enA.
na'vd from nm English source which
was not worthy u: vreieucc.
senator Giicharj, president OF the
SueS Canal company, gave tcstlm3uy
eulUBistlc both Uf Count Dc Lesspps
and MS u9n Cnarlcs.
Charles De Leseeps was recalled and
testified that tAc chucks tai1 Arthur
Meyers, editor OF La Gaui0is, amounted
10 lul,OJO ffancs; De i.usssps was
allowed 10 make n statement H. febuttnl
OF Elitnno Martini ttestimuuy. AN.
VI nun knows me too wei" ne sad,
80 cay 1 ever uid auythi Il inimicai
u the Interests OF the sharehOlIurs."
NJ. Martin declined, however. TO
M ldliy or withdraw any OF his tcs,i.
mouy.
tbs evidence so far IA the trial ia re-.
gurdcd as assuring conviction. The
report IL that NJ. FlOry. tho govern.
munt accountant, contends that tue
responsibility Tor the Panama frauds
anu deception rests upon the whole
board OF Panama directors because OF
having iquandcrel share VI the
capital. 1ney concealed the real si.ua.
tiOn 10y false statements In order 10 Oh.
tain subscriptions and protect their
own interests.
Before the parliamentary commits.
sion today, tho liluidniOr OF the
dynamite company with which Arlon
vas con- ec,ed told the commission
that Artou's ability was greatly ex.
aggcratcd In the reports pufpofliug to
describu him. He had, however, nb.
tcondut, leaving shortage Of nearly
ivo million iraucs. NJ. rattlschirti,
the Paris representative OF Russian
newspaper, NOU9c Ptcmya, will be
questioned rs t. tho identity OF the
payee Of Il check for 800, 900 francs, 10.
pOftei TO have been paid 10 NOuoC
lTtnya. II Is rumored that the IN
quify In Balhups case In ende +, but
mat no VIII 10 next charged before the
AssiZce.
La Temps says tho examining magls.
lraIes have summoned Hofz, now IN
London, ~ testify. II he refuses he
viii I've prosecuted. Cocsrle ptofes,es
10 have ascrrtniued the Identity OF the
ambassador who received 800, 900 francs
from the Panama People. His name,
says the Journal, bogiuh with NJ. bul IN
neither Muenster nor Mohrenheim.
lie represent power uuiriundly TO
France.
In the course OF week or two
Cocarde may pulllsh his name NJ In
the meantime II should not bs men.
toned At the trial or Ia the commits.
sion Of inquiry.
In connection with the charge that
PRECEDENT Carnot was well aware of
the guilty connection Of men la high
places with the Panama frauds atton.
lion Ia called ~ the statement Of Cont,
Cnilareiii 10 the effect that Yves Guipt
told him when minister that lee one
DAY saw Constnns show member. OF
the cabinet council n large packet OF
documents destined for the president.
That packet, according to Yvea Gulot,
contained tue names OF persons, moi
ali OF whom were deputies, who were
receiving money from the Pentma
iuhds. CarnOps enemies allege TINT
lac was keeping back evidence against
guilty men In order to hold ii over
them when time for election should
come, aud thereby compel thom TO
support him for recollection.
NJ. Pierre Denis, a faithful follower
and defender OF General Boulangor 10
the last, has some curious "felationsO
10 make about the Panama scandals,
He Intends to publish them. One ex.
tract from the record throws light on
the proceedings mt tho cabinets cOuu.
ell when Roussoau's report on the
canal was read. The utmost secrecy
was preserved about IL. Before open.
Ing II the ministers made sure that the
ushers who brought In the lamps had
all gone and locked the doors carefully
behind them. Then "a search was
made under the tables, and I'm Ally all
present gave promises to keep the
report thorough secret. Neverthe.
less, misleading extracts from the re.
port were published.