The sun., 1893-03-12
FACING ANOTHER CRISIS.
EE.4NCE AGAIN AROUSED RI THE
PANAMA DEVELOPMENTS

PANAMA DEVELOPMENTS.
Fafh in ths Honesty of the Government
Completely yDestroyod-tirmencenu' yyon-
derfnl Derence-Mme. Cottu's Disclosures
Another Series of Disclosures Coming
AnarIcux's Testimony Makes II Appear
that Arton was rroteeted-Herx His
Death ncd-M. Bourgeoi.'s Resignation.
PARIS. March 1l.-AEain has the Panama
scandal brought the country to q crisis which
threatens to DC rs grave as that through which
II safely passed few weeks ago. The evil
dence given in the Assize Court yesterday and
to-day has completely destroyed what faith
remained in the honesty Of the present Gov
eminent. Tho tables have turned. The Gov
ernm"nt which prosecutes has found its own
venality exposed. The guilty were pressed
zoo hard. they began to confess. aud their con-
fcssons have confounded and overwhelmed
their prosecutors.
The confusion began when Charles de Les
ecps made his sweering eXposd OF his own
guilt and the causes OF 1t. The Court sharply
endeavored to chccs his illusions to tho Gov
ernment. Tho prisoner desperately refused
to be silenced. an gained great popular SYM
pathy by his peg sistent revelations. Clemen-
ccau's wonderful defence Yesterday was the
next great blow at the Government He IN
sisted again and ngnn that 1t was Sndi Carnot
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n.en''".u unsupioi'eu "ssau.. unon i.'s'
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nraion. Tho great Radicals position is SO
desperate that his attempt to drag the
President into the DEPTHS OF the bottomless
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''n.ou pooo ol ,ne 1uii. y. tles'uon. ,,
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.onnro t,n. h,,ah,nd,s ,,Ss-tr a., sha ,,nn,a sis1
.sosa tha ran,.s -, nsnMtias =, +ha maht ,,ho
nd race,rsd ps snar, homntv s,nca th., ont.
set a Of s' the Panama scandal scandal the % Government m @
~. -, .ho p,,,ht -. ~ ~. -. ~ ~. .orr,nt;.,
oitheir own supporters. Attempts were made
to explain or contradict Nine. Cottu's start
Worse.
The effect OF these last revelations can
n nast.s 90 eaaseeia'ea era & "1s p ,a!e TO ptopnest
the turn events viii take. Public excitement
vtId t.lk .hort con, na,,ino not onlv Tho
M,.;, ~ a.. avot mpnk pulh,ann. Nv. nn' 'ae .
Cabinet erss would u nos BE-
pris,no hut the occunant of the Elysde will
no, Willingly abb abandon ] his chair n ~ ' VIA
u,.. mnra ~ wiz 1.ss " st.rti,ue - 10 Almost oar.o;n
Andrieux failed to make them in his tosti-
mony to-day. but they will come from another
,o sou,oe' In now known ina. hefz' .ne euilty
nolues OF many eullty secrets. Is now on MS
se.thoed at nop,nom9uth; & Nobody seems @ to
Know whether MS END Will hasten or retsra
'n' f'V''n''0ns u n.,.,
Ine audience was much larger than on tho
developm ents. and tho deepest interest was
exhibited in the sew evidence I,v.' given. ''' 60
&rncs ao0' 600 francs which cha ries 4 a lessons
alleged shss had given to 1ba
tell how to trace the money. II have been SO
long In prjaop - aaid De Tcsaepa pIuipfiyalv
fhst ~ am S"reatfino mpch thnt naw
nsnnt~ aon Hor;e Ronia n1ist and n bittor
ereatnd % Sdecided sensation n in court by STATING
that a m,n namad HIanabat hod nrared hi,n
M1 francs nau fnr sach Denutv W that he womId
jndncs 10 vofe 70 Tor fha P.nama ntterv Ronds
h;i hueo '" 'o'o 4o' III" A"n"u" A4'''ei' Donuo
o'fst rhar,o. ia r,sasene nrotssted that hs nsver
knew byssiddnS nehe Desora,rs doc,dad tbot bo
voulG snmmon sevetSi VINO were memh"rs nf
the Whs har ~ nanmtIaS wp NJ tbe tme thn ot
saTv R"nds hiII was nronosea 70 coniirm or
SaDv tSa s;otamsnt ~ n Eoria w ~ VI
dr,a" % o' a.: ooee encr,l,v hold "a
srnns,hie as the W." nripinator of the Panama
rsvsIntinns naXt took tho stand Owing to n
stiaS aS %nt tTa Tag M of nnach cec h;ch
hhaT hhu ian e 'he ~ tho nmmitton ~ invaStinn
ton had Been a. handed i to him by Uornslius
Marr IN ti,e O., mo- form ~ racaiyod Nv Hary
row Re,nnch Andrienx aSmitted. IN repiy TO
nnestions' that ha h ad looked fhromnh Arton's
nansrs i ,odar 20 70 sarva MoiitineI rnrnnsc
ndseuS t t fes.iGed IL % that he wrote to Hrton
+hrnuah naschnm%s IN ronori 70 tho bribarv
chsyaees b1t that rnn SscIned to 'o comm
nicstS with him lest he should compromise
bstray persons Who had ia Siven him ther CON. on.