Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-01-16
MORE OF THE PANAMA SCANDAL
The StCaliSliC Aeallns Ends in a
General Row.
CASAL srocHIoLDEnS uEEr
The Situation in Pam, cr,x., w,,.
'HrS Sshrnatinn Thrnshtb
a." ~ Island.

FAIRS, Jan. l5.-Thu government
mas begun campaign against foreign
Newspaper correspondents lu his city.
Ihv mlnlsirrs have been seriously nm.
hoy"d from the first by tho attacks OF
English nnd German newspapers iron,
men besmirched by the Panama scln-
ual' Today dispatches from Berlin.
buda Pesth anu London announc,
that the inslnuations OF the Coczie Ind
bcen transferred by the Par. CORES.
pDhdthis OF newspapers IN these cities
,n'O open suggestions nud that either
batOn MOhrrnheim, tho Russian EN-.
ua'sAuoEot Count Menabrpa, formerly
lhe llhlinn emDassaior, were ianu.
ehceu 10 FAVOR OF the Panama Canal
company by bribe u 800, 900 francs,
nrt Wejel, correspondent Tor severIi
ueInl'n uallltsi ono OF the guilty
nleL'"M notihcd that he must leave the
uyunuy, a. Selche, cortespo Ident OF
the P,sti Herad, was arrested for tells.
g''puInB We report TO Buin Pesth.
9eNe!h other correspondents were
no.lhsu thst they would he expelled
from faris for tue sane OH NE.
Ihls Afternoon NJ. Ribot called on
Baron MOhrenhcim anu Slgnor Ross.
ma, successor to Count Msnsbrea. and
hpOlogizrd 10 each for the reflections
cast ON tho honor OF the Representatives
VI their sOveivigns. IL was reported
tonight that papers te Gently seizeJ sh Nv
c0hclusivelythat san LsFoy, the deputy
now Ia prison, tersivsd repeituJ
bribrs from Panama lobbyists.
CHARGES AGAINST ouR PRESIDENT
AMI CONGRESS.
BERLIN, Jan. l5.-FOr a generation
Germany has not felt such inten,e
interest ia French affairs US she ms
ieli since tho opening OF the Freuch
Chauiber. III IL no cXa sg-rai "a To
shyi" comments the National Zsstaig.
"thht thn Panama scandal IL tnu theme
uiscupsrd throughout the world. Ac-
corning TO tho latest reports the scandal
" Incoming more worldwide. IA,
now alleged that Baron MOhrenheim
anu the American President, COnRres.
anu press were bribeJ. II the republlc
either IA dictatorship OF
lle B0ulnugist sort or u carbon Of the
Napoleon stamp or u cleric nj monarchy.
VIII conIutc up siill broader anu
deeper sea OF iilth, IN which b!oyd ami
money Will mlnsio."
a SOCIALIST MEETING.
LoSDON, Jan. l6.-rhe Paris cor.
II spondcut Of the uJrHiHg POM snys
Ihc sOciniistic meeting Saturday night
At Ilvoli Nnuxhall ended between
nj u. IN. IN u general row. Gan.
irchisls stormed this PLATFORM" no
whites, "snd alter tight captured thr
'hair Water bottles and the chair
were hurled irom the platform at the
reads OF the people below and many
we're wounded. The proprietor turned
III the gas aud hundreds OF police
cleared the hall. Gendarmes dispersed
IA antl-senitic meeting At Lyons Sun.
lay aiief an exciting struggle"
FOR rnE CONSTRUCTION or THE
CANAL.
PARIS, Jan. lb.-A meeting OF Pan.
INA share aud bOnlholders touay re.
Owed 10 form an executive committee
WIN 2O,OOO,OjO francs capital and then
Ipply Tor state aid. Count keratry
vas appointed delegate TO Washington
o open negotiations with tins United
states government Another delegate
yill be appointed 10 negotiate with the
colombian government.
General 5aussier called upon Presi-
IvDt Garnet today to deny the truth OF
'iGaToS in,inuston that he was can
idate tor the presidency.
a GRAVE SITUATION.
New iOmi, Jan. 10. So The SUMS
'aris correspondent says that the sits
ton hRsbuddenly assumed au om,n-
US base ana grave events seem TO
oriend. Tho Boulangi8t and socialist
'aders believe military usurpaticn Is
hand. Today the signs multiply that
'me sort OF crisis may be- expected
any hour. II will not be made 10y
le people. The danger OF an uprising
tue masses on account OF the Pana-
IA revelations has passeI.