The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-02-09
CABINET CRISIS.
Ministers Of France Said TO
Have Resigned


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ministry. hoo; ANNOUNCED tAz. the gor-
eminent na1 accepted Il CzTa3y 1sc's pro
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70 3. Pierre Richard, Bozlang.s. dep
NY fo- seine, Eoved that the gov
sralsa. re.Era 10 Baron Dc Rem
acA's aesrs tae amount OF money
given b. Re-aaeh 20 Ro1vie- fo- ms se.-
vice. he requested urgency, which wzs
voted By sae chamber Z32 20 i-8, although
the notion .o- al .l1-s1isse discussion
vas LOST
The debate On the budget 80. then re-
suulsd.
81. Jorsssl has sent his seconds % So,-
bordt Dc Benoat. deputy for Avevroa. who
interrupted him pe-sls.satly during his
speech.
Charles &c Lesseps has applied 70 the
court O. asslzss 20 have tie true bill found
sgsins. him by " Frane1eville quzshed
On the ground that his oHense was i'm
properly defined therein. He contends
that his dealings with u. Baihc. Gid not
constitute case o. corruption BY public
Official, as the true bill stated. He also
accused Balaut o. exto.:ion-
Bourgeois, the minister Of Justice, has
given authority for commission Of in
quiry Of the chamber Of deputies 20 receive
from the cnsmue- OF indictments the
record OF the evidence showing the
ground on which the chamber Of
indictments arrived a. the decisions
in the eases Of deputies AID
ex-depu,ies accused Of accepting
bribes from the Panama Canal Company.
The commission, ate. receiving the evil
dence, viii today consider the question
whether any further action is necessary
on the part Of the chamber IN regard 70
those Of its members VINO have been re-
lseTed CT criminal accusation py the
chamber of indictments.
Newspapers generally express discon-
tent with the action OF the chamber on
that ground, although al the charges are
substantially the same and apparently
based on substantially identical evidence,
ye. no reasons are given for the difference
in the decisions arrived az with regard
20 the persons accused The opposition
press protests strongly against the acqais-
tai Of RouYier, and suggests that il Is due
10 state reasons that the authorities are
afraid 20 pu. him on trial, for fear tina: lie
would revea. secrets tina: would weaken
the government in the public estimation.
AndrieuI, IN an IL terview IN the Figaro. says
the decisions are mystery TO him. and II
those Who have bten acquitted Oy the
chambe o. indictments do no. prosecute
him and compel him 10 verify his charges
he viii enderVor 20 bring the matter 10 q
head himself IN the public tribunals. He
Is prepared. he says. 10 make common
cause With any Panama shareholders 70
bring actions against those alleged 10 have
received Panama money illegally, with q
view 20 recovering the amount OF their
deposits and exacting damages besides.
WAsHIyGToS CITY, Feb. s.-Mr. Come,
formerly secretary OF the American COM
mIt;ee. appeared before the Panama canal
committee today and delivered copy Of
the record book OF disbursements
Other books had been loaned
20 Boyard, intermediary between the
canal and railroad companies. The
coInmittee asked Whist the item
ot''pesty cash." which frequently occurred
in the books. meant. Thompson seemed
10 have drawn about $40 per day for
for many days tor this item. Witness
said it referred 10 the sundry office and
other expenses. Chairman Fellows sug-
eesied that IS Thompson vas Ill and IN
abe ID leave Indiana, the committee go
there. but the others did not favor this
1t was decided to subpoena Boyard as the