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Show H PANAMA IN STAtTof PANIC. SLnernl Coba, About to $,.,. tht i Reins of Government. ' SP'Hnl from pRMama c,,, Sl'r '''to of Jul, 20 say(1. W "m ,he ,l"f' of th iMt rw- W-'1' Bl attack upon the city jjMMif Ml)rnls was feared, has there Esar,l,oh n l"""10 In Panama ns oo-pr'gl oo-pr'gl last iilRht Shortly after 9 gjp: ,hp fll-p of KI Upln. tho or-gjajrer or-gjajrer the lihorol party on the lath-SmjsJ-ttas visited by officers of the general staff of the army, ho do-l'1 do-l'1 MterdB's edition of the neffliaper One of tho directors wns rjhlly Hounded, but managed to os- ffiP "" aprend rapidly. In the Iganta Aim nr ighhnrhood. where most &llig l,1,erills reside, sentiment rose UMjjlhlKli pitch and a few of the nagffinPnt i',0Ile counseled retalla-ftBph'v retalla-ftBph'v took no action however BfM npxt ,,'(' fume like n bomb-Shcj bomb-Shcj A company of soldiers, apparently ap-parently under the orders of General jyasoue7 i oixis, commander of the nn-onaj nn-onaj forci-s, siirrounded tho rosl-gngj rosl-gngj ot Goernor Mutls, but tho governor gov-ernor and his wife, who is nn Amor- f2Poman' ,iaUnK uoo wnnied a wliiinites bofore tho arrival of tho oops, (succeeded In escaping. 0j8?sral Hllcrtas. commander of tho attalion of Colombia, whon he Jtfrncd of tho HI Ipls Incident, re-lredj-to hoatlfiuarters, whoro ho found lonornl Cobos According to current oports, tho latter ordered General uortas to remnln In quarters. Ex-c'tly Ex-c'tly what has taken plnco Is unpawn, un-pawn, but It Is said that Dr. Arls-Idns Arls-Idns Arjona, secretary ot tho gov-rnment, gov-rnment, Fernando Arango, chlof of ojlco, and Ktram Navla, a momber of uVdepartmontnl superior tribunnl of iistico aro undor nrrcst. tho last amed for trying to arguo with Gon-ral Gon-ral Cobos tho Illegality of his ao ' tonY ' ita nt'ompt a,R0 ,s Bn'11 to navo ajmy mado to nrrost Scnor Guorrn, Jcrotnry of finance, but ho refused Tjoccompany tho ofllcer who wont to rrest him. When tho officer loturncd . ItU soldiers to effect his capturo uorrn had departed. Tho only civil lllclal on tho street this morning was layor Ossa. Governor Mutls spent ist night nt tho British consulato, titbit Is rumored that ho will take cifuge In tho American constitute. "It is rumored that General Cobos ffored tho governorship to different n8ervatives, who refusea to nccupt, nd thnt ho hlmsolf will assume civil qmmnnd It Is said that Consul 'udjer nttompted to send n cable-ifchl cable-ifchl U Ailtiui ttrTJuaittiro', tho-XJaiU States mlnlstor nt Dogotn, but that t o" agent refused to accept tho mes- :i- |
