The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-01-17
Capable Of Crushing All the
Enemies of the Republic.
LYING JOURNALISTS EXPELLED.
Revision of Feeling Caused by At
tacks of the Foreign Press.
Socialists Create . Disturbance In the
Deputies-The Case Against Some OF
tho Boodiers Weak-The. Prosecu.
tion OF Herr.

PARIS. Jan. e-Immediately after the open.
Ing OF the chamber today M. Levy. Socialist
deputy for the seine. interpolated the govern
ment as to the expulsion of four nfniIists from
France on January IL. at the instance
OF Baron Mohrenheim, Russian ambas-
sador. NJ. Ribot replied at length to the
Interpolation. He said the government would
not hesitate u compel persons who came to the
country for the purpose of plottisg the over
throw OF other governments to leave (Cries OF
"Ohl Oh!' from the socia ist deraltiesI An
toine Jourde, Socialist deputy for the Cir.
onde. moved that he be allowed 70 proceed,
as vital interests were at stake Ii the
government had rigat to expel all who
disagreed with its opinions in domestic or for
eign politics, he said, it might as Well proclaim
despotism at once. Uproar followed this state.
melt, the Socialists cheering and the rest of
the chamber shouting disapproval, On vote
Jourde's motion was lost. Lucienne MIllevoie
Boulangist, asked Bourgeois when lobbyist
Arton and the German traitor and adventurer,
Herr, would be prosecuted.
81 refuse to associate myself with tie makers of
unsubstantiated charges" said Bourgeois. "On
January wasrant had already been issued for
". Artons arrest. brought the case OF NJ Herr
beio 9 the council OF the Legion o. Honor. Two
subpoenaes were issued .or nim some time ago,
anc toiay they were changed to a s5mmons for
him to appear as an accused party"
The last statement by Bourgeois was received
with prolonged cheers from The lett
A Committee IRON the deputies today urged
NJ. Ribor to finish the Panama inquiry with all
posslol speed lest the other bus ness at the
chamber be delayed. NJ Ribot replied that the
magistrates examination was almost COM
pleted and report would be submitted to the
cham Der shortly.
In the parliamentary commission INQUIRY to-
day NJ. Souverde and NJ. Tatistcheff testified as
to the charges o. corruption against the Russian
press. SOuveride, editor of the Nozoe Vremua,
protested that the charges as 70 tee receipt of
100000 francs by the newspaper from the Panama
people Was unqualifediy afalsehood. Neither he
nor any of his fellow ourualists in Russia, so
far as be knew, had touched a eentime of
Panama money. Tatistchef made similar de-
NAL Marquis de Casteline came out with de-
nal of the report that he paid a Panama check
for 1,2O.000 francs.
There is rumor that the proceeding against
Deputies Roche, Rouvier and Arene and sena-
tor Thevenet will be stopped and that they will
be discharged for lack of evidence.
The government is greatly irIta.ed at the
exaggeration of the Panama scandal by
foreign journalists, and has resolved to
exercise TO the fullest extent in the
suppression OF such reports its authority
to expel obnoxious aliens. Today the
correspondent of thu C0rriere DeGd Fora,
newspaper OF considerable circulation in
Milan, for having thrown suspicion upon
Gen. Menabrea, formerly Italian am bas sador
in Paris, as having been implicated in the
Panama bribery. This action is geaerally ap-
proved, rs Marquis Menabrea is personal
favorits with the people OF France. Nobody be-
leves the charges against Menabrea. The iu-
sinuation against Baron Mohrenhe,m is believed
TO be equally unfoun led. The government is
a.so much displeased with reports sent abroad
regarding the danger OF insurrecten. These
aiarmist reports find ready publication in En-
gltsh newspapers, but within a few Gays, since
the ministry has shown a resolution not to
harbor foreign correspo ndeuce strik ing at the
government it has been noticed that the sensa-
tonal utterances of the London press, predict
ing in yelled language the downfall of the re-
public, are either confined 10 the ed itorial col.
umns or dated in large pert from
other capitals than Paris, lust as it has
been for long time the rule of
certain London newspapers to date more sensa-
tional Russian news from Vienna or Berlin. 1t
is rumored that the exemplary action
OF the government against alien retailers
OF the Panama scandal is not without
sympathy among tho foreign correspondents
themselves, some of whose names have been
mentioned with the general corruption of the
press. One correspondent OF an Eusiis paper,
unless rumor does him grave injustice, prohted
by the desire of the Panama directors to
keep certain facts regarding their enterprise ont
of the public press.
Notwithstanding the governments profes-
sons of security, there is no doubt that the
troops of the Paris garrison are kept ready for
an emergency, and that on few miputes' no.
tice any street in Paris could be COM
manded by infantry, cavalry and artl-
lery. Gen. Loizilion. the new minister
.NN k.d
with Gen Saussier. 1t is also known that Gen
Saussier's visit to President Carnot lad other
motives beside II desire TO disciaim Gny ambi-
tion ioT the presidency. Carnots int5mates as
sert that he is capable of being as stern
and resouts in the enforcensen. of
authority any man who ever ruled
France. should Carnot be Competed, his
or Anarchist uprising he would atom
ish the people with his severity IN crush
Ing the insurrectiou and puuisbing the
guilty parties. Ii is stated thst secret
oriers have been sent to the commanders OF
army corps 10 be ready to Cooperate IN case OF
necessity with the authorities. aad deal
promptly and thoroughly with aug symp-
toms of INSTRUMENTATION in the army itself
There is no reason to suppose, however, thar
any INSTRUMENTATION exists Both Officers and
soldiers are generally loyal to the repu6iic Tn,
attacss OF foreign critics on the repub-
lie has aroused indignation, and served
10 stimulate spirit OF patriot. SIN
which rises above factiouaI differ
ences. The Paris newspapers today shGw either
decided leaning or miller oppositios toward
the government. The resolute { ur7e OF the
ministry has hal u favorable ,nfue:sce, aad
there - virtually unanimous approval OF the
expu sioa OF foreign detractors.
ALBANY, n l6.-An application las been
maze through ROOF q Cisrz, attD,1ley., to
the attorney general, asking that action
be instituted against the directors OF the
Panama Railroad Company and Inter
Ocean Canal Company and certais sock
holders OF the railroad company. WHO really
represent, II is a!iegei /, the cana Company.
having N view the removal Oi the 81.
Iectors, disfralcAlsemeut of the rg,.rond
stock held by the canal company, the 4ppo,ut-
meni of receiver tor the railroad c:,:npaoy
and for other relief The .ttoruOy sel-afal wa,
directed that he attorneys .o- the ra!reas. COM
tAay 81 not. feI "a, a hearing upon tie apoI-
cation VIII be has before him al A. oany on .at-
Gay next