davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-08-26
CARLISLE'S LETTER.
Showing Cost Of Changing Ratio OF
Silver.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, Office OF
the Secretary, WASHINGTON, D. c.,
Aug. 19.-HOn. Daniel w. Voorhees,
United States Senate SIR-Referrine
to our conversation relative to the
probable cost incident to the change
from the present coming ratio be
tween gold and silver Il to 16 for
standard silver dollars and ! to Il. 95
for subsidiary silver to a ratio of l
to 20, you are respectfully informed
that the number of silver dollars coin
ed since 1878 aggregates 419,332,-
1870 Without any allowance for
abrasion and loss incident to melting
the same, the coinage value of these
dollars at a ratio Of to 20 would be
$3.50, 222, 1G2, or $86,110,288 less
than their present face value To re-
coin these dollars at a ratio of / to
20 would require the addition Of ST.
367, 200 ounces of new bullion, which
at the average price paid for silver
under the act Of July IA, 1890, 934
cents, would cost S75, 1888, 700.
In addition to this estimate, that
there would be a loss from abrasion
and in the melting of at least $1,000
GOO, which amounts, together with
the difference in the face value of the
coin ($8G,110,288l, would have to be
reimbursed to the Treasury by an ap-
preparation for that purpose From
the fact that the silver dollars are
distributed throughout the country it
would be necessary as they are re-
deemed at the several subtreasuries.
to transport them to the minis, and
the expense of transportation for
$500, 900, 900 the amount outside Of
the stock on hand at the subtreasuries
and minis at Philadelphia, San Fran
cisco and New Orleans would average
at least | (! per cent, or s4,50O,0OO
| therefore estimate the cost of
coming the silver dollars already
coined as follows New bullion to
be added, $75 ,883,7OO; loss by abra-
sion and melting, $4,000, 900; cost Of
coinageQabor, materials, etc ),$6, $780,
600, copper for alloy, sos, 200: trans
portation Of dollars to mint, $1,000
900; total $89,74l,9GO. The stock Of
subsidiary silver coin in the country
is estimated al $77 900, 900, which at
full weight would contain 55,699,S75
ounces Of fine silver. This amount
at ratio of to 20 wonld coin S55,-
943,8O2, or 1,15G, 1913 less than the
present face yalue 70 RECON- s77,.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-08-26
Now or Never.

Positive announcement is made by
the press of Chicago that the world 5
fair will not remain open another sea
son. NoY. l will see the gates closed
ON the White City once and for all,
and the pilgrimages to wonderland
will be over.
At first blush this might appear
like subtle and seductive advertise
ment on the part of Chicago to induce
a large attendance during the few re-
naming weeks of the present season.
Reflection, however, will convince all
intending visitors to the exposition
proper--or the Midway Plaisdnce i'm
proper-that the Chicago press voices
the sentiment Of worlds fair mana
gers. So far the fair has not been q
paying institution. General depres-
sion IN business has made against it
almost from the day Of its opening.
The Eastern trunk lines have not
shown the liberal policy that was ex-
pected Of them. All in all, the year
has not been auspicious for such g.
gsptic outerpris' 2. To pursue . pro
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-08-26
The Candy Pulling Postponed.

"We'll have molasses candy pull
ing when Cousin Sarah Jane goes
home said city girl to one of her
closest friends.
"Why not have it before she goes
homer" asked her friend.
because she would get all the
glory, simple thing. The boys 60
crazy over her and | shall be glad
when she goes back to her plain coun-
try home"
"We'll hold a silver convention in
Idaho after Congress convenes," said
Jack jackson to his next door neigh.
Dor.
"Why not call it before Congress
conyenes?" asked the neighbor.
Because said Jack, "shoup and
Dubois and Sweet would be there and
they would get the glory. | wish they
would stay at Washington all the
year round"
The molasses pulling was postpon-
ed therefore until "Cousin Sarah Jane"
had gone home, and the silver con
yention for Idaho was postponed until
Congress convened. The city girl and
Jack are in close touch when self is
in the balance weighed.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-08-26
NOTICE.

The two following described horses
were turned into my farm about two
miles north Of Blackfoot, last week
by unknown parties
One bay horse, star in forehead,
branded % on left thigh.
One brown horse, branded " on
right thigh
Owner is requested to call, pay
charges and take them away.
JACOB MERRILL.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-08-26
Been Expecting a Challenge.

The Soma Democrats, of Boise
City, were so much elated over the
election of Republican Mayor OF
that city that The News has been
expecting to hear they had challeng.
ed "The Dubois Democrats, of Black.
foot, for game of base ball for the
championship of the state.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-08-26
Notice for Publication.
LAED OFFICE At BLACRFOOr, IDAuO.
August 10Th, 1NB

Notice Is hereby given that tho following.
named settler has flied notice Of his Intention
20 make tlnal proof w support of hia claim,
and that said proof Will be made before Reg
lister ana Receiver az BlnckfOot, Idaho. on &c.
tohcr 9th. 1893. viz John T. Jones on n. H. No,
34s7 fol the VIZ NEh VIZ SEA, Sec 10, 'Twu,
9, South, Range ~. East.
He names the following witnesses 90 prove
his continuous residence upon aud cultivation
Of, sid land, viz: Joseph w. Hatch, EdWHrd
Philips, Daniel y Jones, John Il. Jones, MI of
American Falls, Onci1a county, Idaho.
joins q, liROwN,
Rcgl8ter.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-08-26
THE CONVENTION A SUCCESS.
But the Senate Scheme a Miserable
Failure.

The Ketchum Keystone, in an edi
torial commenting on the silver con
vention held In Ketchum last week,
speaks plainly of the convention and
of the governors scheme. This, in
part, is what it says:
The convention was a success as to
the purpose for which the people sup
posed it to be called, but as to the
personal purpose which the Governor
covered in his calI-that of booming
himself for the U. S. Senate, and the
organization of fourth party to be
known as the Mcdonnell party-lt
was a failure. And when the Cover
nor made an ass of himself and his
friends who supported him, by an
nouncing from the rostrum, Il called
this convention, it is my convention
and | am going to run it, he not on.
~ injured himself, but insulted those
who gathered to attend a silver con
vention.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-08-26
BLAcKFooT, IDAHO, AUGUST 20, 1898.

"RUM, Romanism and Rebellion"
defeated Blaine q called this con-
vention and l am going to run it, 7"
will be battle cry in the next sena-
torial campaign.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-08-26

Entered at the postoffiee at Blackfoot, Idaho,
for transmission as second class mail matter
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-08-26
Notice Of Assessment.

BLACKFooT, IDAHO, August II, 1893.
You are hereby notified that assessment No.
3, levied by the Directors Of the East Brunch
BlackfOot Irrigation Co.. Of 81 80 per share, il
now due and payable 10 tho undersigned
Please remit. Delinquent after September ~.
ROBERT MACKGE,
Treasurer.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-12-27

tralpy wybierze trzech sedziow, OBJ. Stan
trzsch q ci szesciu j~eszcEe jednego,
zbadsja sprawe OBJ. Stana | wydAdz.
wyrok. Apelacya strouom obydwom
przysiuguje do seimu przyszlego. Who.
SEX byi poparty ! przyjety.
Wiec cais sprawe oddano Rzadowi
Centr. " rece, q OBJ. Stan pozostaje tax
dlugo suspendowany a. sprawl estate
teo.nie zswyrokowaaa ME bedzie. Wy
soka Izba sejmowa ME zdjela suspensy
Z OBJ. Stans. Ola juE bArdzo pozoej
pory. DO byla III gsdzina " nocy. resrte
korespondencyi niezalatwione sprawy
oddano Rzadowi Centralnemu do zba.
DANA i zalstwienia.
Prezes Ssjmu Vice. enzor Lswan.
dowski przomowil do delegatow, pc
d~ziekowai i'm "a zaszczyt, jskim 60 OBJ
darxyli i zsprosil ma praysziy sejm dc
Cleveland, Ohio W roku 1895; poczem
odroczono sesye sine die.
g. LesoandosOski, Prezes Sejmu x,
CH1cAGo. duia 8 wrzesnia 1893.
a.. j. W. Kosak, Sskr. Ssjmu x.
+. III. Ja6sohski, S skr. Sejmu x.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-12-27

" Wsrsxawie p~rzytuiku ola xniedolea
nialych pracR lub wiekiem rzemieslni-
kow i robotnik6w fA~brycsnych. pod
opiekR warszawskiego Towarzystwa
dobroczynDosci, znowu poruszont zosta-
d. w tym @ lu, na odbytem " gina
ohu Towarzysswa dobroczyuncsci posie
dseniu czioukow wydzialu tegoA prry-
tuiku, wybrano na urzedy tsgoa
w~ydziaiu: ma prezesa p Jana Szlsnkie-
"a, M vice prezesa p. Teodora Verne
RI, m sekretarza p. Leopolda SWidsr
skiego. Nastepne posledzenia odbywsc
sic beda co diva tygodnie.
= Drugi department I.by sadowej
warszawskiej zsjmowai sic znans spra-
We p. Ryszarda Benkego. wtasciciela
dobr StrEegowo, W pow. miawskim,
skazanego na 8 miesiecy wiety / pokuts
koscielna n zabioie vioscianina W obro
ME wiasnej, GRAZ na zaplacenie 5000 70.
rodzrnie zsbitego. Wyrok sadu okre
gowego pierwszy Department Iroy
zstwierdz,i .ss wskutek apelacyi ska
zanego Senat wyrok uohylif ] przesial
akta sprawy do drugiego d~ePartamentu
izby. Adwokat PePiowski dowodzii.
re zabojstwo wtoscisnins Fryzowskiego
nastapiio znowu bez vol oskarzonego,
ktory ~strzelii wowczss doPiero kiedy
groziio mu misrepresentation utrsty
zycia. Izba ssdows Bsnkego unieWin
Mia. Co do wi.scian, wyrok dswny
uprawomocnil sic.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-12-27

czacy, 70 oskarzeni sami przeczR, jake
by dobywali broni, lub bill ~publioznoic,
. 90 do kafdego Z Mich 4nalazi sic tylko
jeden iwiadek, ktory 60 twierdzil, gdy
tymczasem inni Swiadkowie tego nie
wiedzieli. Natomiast AZ try swjadko-
vie widzieli policyanta Paianiuka, gdy
@rzucll sic z dobyta szabls M br. Kaprs-
60 S ten jeden fakt uEnal trybunal, j.
ko udowodniony, . skutkiem tego N
ssdzR P.isniuka M 2 dni aresztu i 20
1ar. kosztow. zsrazem odpari przewod-
niczacy zarzuty obrt hc6w, ozynione %
dziemu 1srej instancyi, 90 do niedo-
kiadnosci f 1rmaluych.
: Wichsr, jaki szalai " ubiegiym
tygodniu W Krakowie, stracil Z prawej
strony f.sady nowego teatru Jedne |.
ozdob kamienDych W postaci kuli, krors
upadajac tuA obck prsechodzscego pana
5 artySty tektru, rozbila sic W kawsiki.
nOEdoba" IA, wa1aca przeszlo IL klg.
gdyby o sekunde POI aiej ruuels, stalsoy
Isle Powodem cieakiego oksleczenia, q
mote / smierci czlowieka.
Wicher wczoraIszy Pocrynil W calem
niemsl miescie wiele s1kod rozbijajsc
szyby zrywajac kawaiki dsch6w i tyn-
XII domow, W ogrodach zas przedmiej-
skich polamai wiele drew i krzewow
: w DIN u 20 listopsda zschcrowalo
ma cholere ~azyjstycka W Galicji: W
pow. brodxkim: W Zsloscach / osoba;
" pow. liskim: W Lutowisksch 2 osoby;
" pow. samborskim: W Brzescianach /
osoba (podejrzenie); W pow. stanisla
%wowskim: Z.berczu 4 osoby (podej-
rzenie). Wyzdrowiaio: " pow. broc-
kim) " Zaio1cseh l osoba; " pow. So
nockim) W Rymanowie / osobs, L.
pow. staromiejskim) " Bere1owie
Chyrowie pc 1 osobie. Zmsrio: Nv pow,
brodzkin) W Zaioacsch 1 osoba; " pow.
lskim) " Brzescinach / osoba; Nv pow.
stanisiawowskim) " Uh~ornikach | Ia
berczu po l osobie; Nv pow. staromiej
skin( W Chyrowie 1 osobs. Ogden
pozostaio " dniu % I'm. " leczeBiu
chorych Is, W dniu 20 zm. xachorowalc
osob 8, wyzdrowiafy 4, zmarlo z pozo
staje zatem leczeniu ehorych IL.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-12-27

zdrOwie oiala naszego znsjduje sie v
nsszych rekach, cokolwiebky kto mo.
VIII. Jeseli dozwolimy, BY krew naszs
Posostais nieczysta, to ME mosemy sic
sPodziewsc uniknienis cd choroby.
Utywanie DR.. Piotra Gomozo rape.
wnia nam ~wsmocnienie krwi. Oczyszczs
l odiywia krew, ! nadaje caiemu syste
mowi move aycie ] side; orgsny 4yciowe
nslefycie odiywione m nowo speanisj,
swe funkcye = stsjemy sic zdrowi.
Uczciwy ten sroeek szwsicsrsko-nie
miecki przetrwsl przes.io sto lat =
rzadko kiedy zawodal.
Me ~sPrzedajs 60 aptekarze. Spree
dnJa tylko ustanowieni ma to ~miejsoowi
sgenci. Piszcie do Ora Piotra Fshrney,
Chicago, Ill.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-12-27
,,SMIGUsn

BogatO IlustrOwans ~osAsOplsmO humOry
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-12-27
q ziemi ~oiczystej
II pod MOskala.

= Eusapia Pslladino jest niewstpli-
vie najpopuiarniesza DIS osobistoscia
W Warszawie. Podczas, gdy u%czeni, Nv
bliaszych z nKuryerami' zostajacy sto-
sunkach), bsdsjs nadzwyczajne zjswi-
ska, IA jej pomoca wywoiyvane W
ciemnosci, a nawet PREY sHietle lanpy,
spostrze4enia swoje zspisujac W odpo-
wiednich protokolacb, lud warszawski,
dzieki vspomnianym nKuryerom", raj
mule sic nduchami", ktore Eusspia re
SODA AZ z Wioch przywiczia. Mowi sic
o tych ,,duchach" W salonie i Ia ulioy,
kancelaryach c~ukierniach, " Wal
sztataoh i W przedpokojach, slowem :
wszedzie. Eleganci ] elegsntki, panny
ma wydaniu i psnny " magazynach, ku.
oharki l stroae, ba - p~rzesupki nawet
= ws,yscy teraz rozprawiaja o nlatsja-
cych stolach" i n~duchsch', CO zostawia
j. SHADY ma zaczernionym pspierze.
Uczeni, wiatacy sic ola badah " k6l-
ks, moralnie = "a pomoca nura nie
chca = i s~lusznie, ably owoce tych bs-
dan do ust ro~zciekawionej ooraz bar
dziej publioznosci dOchodziiy = przed
wczesnie. Ogioszs je pozniej, w..
,,KuryeracL". T~ymczasem uohyla sie
tylko cd czasu do czasu rabek zasiony,
Z pod kt6rej wyglsda: to podniesioua
do CORY mega stolowa. to fotogrs6a
Eusapii Palladino " oknie wystawowem
najwiecej ozytanego z driennik6w. to
= nhistoryczne wydymanie sic sukni",
to wreszcie pedagogiczne zdolnosci
poczciwej Neapolitanki.
TAX = pedsgogiczne. Ujawniiy sic
one W jej z p. O~chorowiczem rozmowie,
kt6ra uchylajacy dySkretnis zasione
naukowych misteryow sylf pKuryera
Warszawskiego" og,osil.
Oiwodzac cd polemiki z artykulem
-,jednej z gazet, przedrwiwsjacym jei
doswiadczeniA", EusApis dsla a
panu Ochorowiczowi lskcye.. grzeczno
Sci.
Co to jednak znaczy ia wloska krewi
Kobieta z ludu, q dale lekoye skrom
nosci j grzeczncsci jednenu, jeaeIi ME Z
najpowatniejszych polskich uc1onych
Giskby ~Powiedzisl rKuryer"1. to W
kaadym razie jednemu z mai sdolniej-
szych nAjbystrzejszyoh upysiow srod
p~okolenis, ktore z MIN FREem uuiwer-
syteckie odbywalo Studya.
Ze nKuryer WArsEawski" to lekcye
p~owtorzyi, bsrdzo mu sic to chwaIi; DO
dobrze przeciez, ably / w~srszawski lud z
tel nsuki skorzystAl. Bsdk 90 bsdz,
Polemika Eusspii Psllsdino Z srtykusem
dEienniksrskim tchnie bez porownania
lepszym smskiemSniz Polemika, danny
M TO przekupek warsEswskich, dla
ktoryeh nsjwyAszym srgumsntem "
dyskusyi jest; pCo ty tam wissz,
gs...p
Oddajsc pod tym Wzglsdsm zas1u4o
ne Poohwaly nKuryeroWi Warsza wskie
mu". dbaiemu zswsEe o dobro ozytelni-
ko" S"oich. musimy zaznsCzYc l~eszcze
jeden, godny uWsgi szozegol, podany
do wisdomosci prIez sKuryerowego"
sylfs. Oto Re ,,slucbsnie niezroza
mialej mowy bsrd1o deDerwuje" Eass
pie Pailsdino.
Ludu WsrSzswSki = doz sic 20 wlo-
skul Ucz sic sbys mogl ~oszozedEso
nefwy tel, ola ktorei masz przecie obo
wiazh ~wdEiecznosci. Tee ons. "a spra-
va p. o ~hoeOwiOzs, ma Of dostarozyc
dowodu fzycznego ma observation-disclosures
duSzyi....
sprSwa budowy urzadzenis
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-12-27
II pod Austryaka.

= w PACK, ~ om., prxeo tryou
naiem cternow'eckiego sadu krsj, kar-
nego, jake spelaoyJnego, toczyia sic
rozprawa spelacyjna W sprA~ie pamiet-
mel awantury, jska mlodzieA rumuhska
i policyanci czerniowisccy urzsdEli So
koiom Polskim, zgromsdzonym W pa
w~ilionie ogrodu Weissa W nocy IL lipca
1892. Trybunal skiadaIi: radca .. K.
Hall &, iako personal---very., oraz:
radca s. K. Kalitowski i sdjuukci .. h.
dr.. Dresdner l Mandyczewski.
Jak wiadomo, sedzia p~ierwszej in
stancyi uznal wine skademika rumuh-
skiego Berariu o lyle, Re tenAe PREY
wylsciu Sokoiow Z pawilonu ogrodo-
uego, miai do 7gromadzonej miodzie,y
rumuhskiej nowa " jezyku rumuh.
skim zakohczyl j. okrzykiem PereQtl,
Poczem rumuhscy jego sluchaoae "a
wyohodzSoymi Sokotsmi rzuclli szklan.
kami ! krrasiami, woiajso: Perat Po-
loniai Sedzia Lei instanoyi uznal przeto
Berarlu. jake intelektualnego sp,swos
napadu i .asadz:i 60 M 100 1lr. kary,
wzglednie na odpowiedni areszt. Re-
szte oskarzonych akademik6w ~ nun
skich WI 81 instancyi uwolaiono, albo-
wien swiadkowie lie mogh zezna6 tor
ssmosci nsPsstnikow.-Z pomiedzy po-
~hcyantoW sedzia l 81 i~nStanoyi na pod
stawie zeznsh swisdk6w, zassdzil trzech
q Brejlana, Markiewicza i P~alaniuks,
oraz stroza nocnego Lsbowejs, wszyst-
kich ma ksrs sreSztu cd pau tygcdni
do Diesieca.
Do roEprawy apelscyjuei W Pistek
20 b. m, osksrzony Berariu ne zjawd
sic; stwierdzono takte, II mu ME 70
stsfo doreczonem wezwanie, sloowiea
wyjechal do Wiednis. Jswff sic nAto-
Mast uPelnomocniony zsstePoa DIR. So
laski asdsl odroczenia rozprawy, oze
mu jednak TRIBUNAL odm0wii. Oska
rzeni pOlicysnci z wyjStkism ohorego
Msrkiewicza, przybyli osob.sois re
swym prawnym zaStspca adv. Fertile
wiczem.
Pezez caly rAnek ozytano osly Stos
sktow pierwSzej i~nstancyi, prEyoEem
adv. Seleski usilowai ~kilkskrotnis do
wodzie, se protokoa pierwsEei ro1prsvy
ME jest doklsdnym ! mylnym. Pc po-
iudniu nsstaPiiy wywOdy obroho6w !
funkcyonaryuszs prokurstoFyi. Tu zno-
wa adv. dr.. Seleski wykGywal rssko-
me bsedy fOrmalne Eaniedbanis 70
strony Sedziego ~pierwsEej instancyi q
gdy wrsszcie pocEat wywodzi6, n %
dzia s~grundlos" o1ebral mu prawo "a
steP.tws, pr.ewodniozscy os-isdczyl,
IL tego rodssiu krytyki sadu ME mote
.dopusOic. Adr. DR.. Fsrlijewicz rowniea
usiiowsl Sogodsi6 biedoW formslnych
/ braku prawnej podStawy wyroku.
o gOdE. wpoi do Gel wieczorem udal
sic tribunal ma nsTade, ktora trwAin do
godziny 7sj. Personal---very. ogiosil
wyTok.
Aksdemiks Berariu u~wolnIono, mo.
tywujsc, 70 tretc Jego mowy jest Eusna
! ME moans nabrac przekonsnia, iakoby
wlsinie IA nova byls in~telsktualna
przycsyua nspsdu mlodsieay. q po-
mie lay zssadzOnyoh polioyantow uwol-
Mono Brejlsns 1 Msrkiewicza, oraz
steots nocnsgo LshOwsis. W moty-
wach u~wolnienis podniosi przsvodni-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-15
R0YALISTS IMPLICATED.
REPUBLTCAys HAVE NOT A MoyOP.
OLY OF PSyAMA CORRUPTION.
The Situation From the Government Stand.
point is Improved-C -Caprivi's speech
Attracting Attention.

PARIS, Jan. iA-There is profound re.
lief in Republican circles to-day over the
statement OF Charles De Lesseps impli.
eating Arthur Meyer editor OF the Ciau-
lois. as having received 10000 francs from
the Panama Company This at last
brings the Royalists into the drag net,
and shows what the friends OF the Re.
public have claimed from the beginning
OF the scandal--that Republican officials
and journalists did not have a monopoly
Of the Panama corruption. The fact that
four Boulangist deputies are said 70 be
put under strong suspicion by evidence
before that OF Franquevile is also cons
sidered as strengthening the cause Of the
Republic by showing he hypocrisy OF
those who assall il in The pretended inter-
est of better government The Govern
ment has also been considerably strengths
ened by the speech OF Chancellor Won
Caprivi on the army bill. This has, In
large degree. diverted attention from
Panama affairs and aroused deeper in.
terest In the foreign concCirs OF France
and I'm the necessity OF Frenchmen stand-
ing together AK tiust their enemies abroad
The .ltuation to-day is. therefore, i'm.
proved, and although the Figaro publishes
a Sc lsational article, sicned y the editor.
in-chief, Maynard. urglu. CarnOt, In the
interests OF the Republic, to resign, very
little is heard OF adverse criticism upon
the President. The evidence against ex-
Minister OF Public Works Baihaut con-
tiinues, according 10 report. TO grow
stronger Baihaut. says the Siecie adj
Mitted yesterday that he had received
$4,000 francs for supporting The iu.ama
4 a. a.
make no defense TO ,he charges against
him. He is deserted by nearly all his
friends. although his wife adheres Ia
him with pathetic devotion. There seems
TO be q disposition 10 lay upon Baihaut
the chief responsibility fo- the disgrace
and loss to the Republic, resulting from
the Panama Lottery bill and the prose.
cution of the eX-minister will be visor.
ously pushed.
The police deny the reports that fresh
prosecutions are impending and new ar
rests TO be made Cor completely In tho
Panama canal frauds and corruption.
The committee Of investigation OF the
Chamber OF Deputies had dull session
to-day. A report received from sub
committee, which had examined the books
Of certain bankers formerly connected
with Arton. revealed nothing worthy OF
note. Magistrate Franqueville concluded
to-day his examination Of NJ. Baihaut.
The statement that the minister fully
confessed the bribery charges il con-
nrmed and IL Is expected that Balhaut viii
be put on trial as soon as the present
trial il concluded. At a meeting today
OF fifty republican deputies II vas de-
cided TO represent TO Premier Ribot that
although the fullest light on the Panama
scandal was necessary. yet the Interest
of the public demanded that the affair
be brought 10 a speedy settlement
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-15

They Meet and Discuss the Panama Scan
dal In Strong Language.


PARIS, Jan. lt-In response to the
manifesto issued by the Socialist depu-
ties, the Tiyol Vauxhall was packed to
the doors this evening With Socialists of
all shades Of opinion. bent on discussing
the Panama scandals. The speakers de-
nounCed the corruptness OF the Bour-
geoise Government, as brought 10 light by
the Panama canal investigation, ana
Citizen Guesde was especially violent and
extreme In his language. Guesde called
attention also to the Guelph scandal In
Germany, as illustrating the general cor
ruptness Of politics under existing forms
of government. {
The meeting unanimously adopted a
resolution IN favor OF general amnesty 10
all political prisoners. and also approved
the declarations OF the manifesto under
which the meeting had been called. Tho
manifesto was signed by fifteen Socialist
deputies. and is as follows:
"Opportunism has become engulfed In
the ouagmire Of bloodshed at fourmies
and the mud from the Panama scandals
AS Il sinks IL threatens TO drag the coun-
try and the republic 10 ruin In this
emergency safety can come only from the
ranks OF the nations workers. the sys-
tenn OF delivering up Parliament ana the
Presidency 10 a handful OF criminals
must be abolished If the republic Is 10
be a republic OF honesty and to maintain
the positlon I, holds with so much glory
I'm the vanguard OF the nations The
nolItioal constitution OF the country must
he revised by "A constituent assembly
with imperative mandates. We must or
panize a Government by the people
tbrough the medium OF universal suf-
frage"