The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-29
FALL OF LOUBET'S CABINET.
THE FRENCH MINISTRY GOES TO
PIECES on THE P.iN4MI ROCK.
Dcfcat Of the Government by n Vote OF 3Of
TO S1o-lt Trlcd to Prevent nm Autopsy ON
tac Body OF the Late baron Reintch-M.
Ericsson nluy Form, the New Ministry.

tac Body OF thr Late Baron Rein,ch-M.
Ericsson May Form the New Ministry.
PARIS. Nov 2S.-In Tho Chamber Of Deputies
to-day NJ B,isson. Chairman Of the Committee
on the Panama Investigation. demanded OF tho
Government that an autopsy be hold ON the
body Of tho late Baron Reinnch.
NJ. kcard. Minister Of Justice. replied that
the law did not permit it, A division was
takon as to sustaining NJ. Ricard. anu tho Gov
ernment was defeated. The res gnation OF
the Ministry was Mt once announced
Tho French Cabinct which has resigned came
into power on Fob. IF. 1t was as follows:
tho Interior.
NJ. Dc troyclnet, Minister of War.
NJ. RIb"t. Minister of Foreign AHai,s
VI. Bourgeois. Minister ut rnbiic Instruction
VI. Rcard. Minister OF Justice ani Public Worship.
NJ. a. Cavagnac. Minister of Marine.
VI. Dcvelc, Minister CT Agriculture.
NJ. Jules Roche, Minister az commerce.
NJ rieite. Minister OF Pubic Works
Tho Cabinet from tho first has had n most
difficult task. being assacd by extremists
from both directions. although receiving tho
hGlf-hearted support OF the Modcrates. Tho
early downfall of tho Cabinet has seemed n
foregonc conclusion since the course of l'rc-
micr Loubet in respect to tho CarmauX strike.
His vacillaton during the strike md his de-
'iSlOl hS oleHueu DOln tns uEiSlo-
Gratis and the Socialists and alarm ed tho sub
stantial middle class. which is tho chief sup
rort Of the republic. Tho prosecution Of tho
managers and benencinrcs OF tho Panama
Canal II nsco has dispicaseh many even of
who were opposed tn holding up to the world
tho srectncle Of what might be regarded as
great national misfortune.
Within the. past few days events have ripened
rapidly in tho l'annma affair. and there has
been q growing, feeling that tn. Government
IA n "a n hIA a n 81 an
on lie papers Of N: Reinach. although baron
he died. probably by suicide. excited both as
constituent and disgust.
was a general disposition to exact more inior-
nation from tho Government regarding ltein;
T" Is ID neen the nns
ment. and of the vast sums contributed by
Frenchmen toward the undertaking. When
showed purpose to shield the Renach es-
tate. or. at least. to give no satisfactory assur-
be made to dscers.. should guilty com com pliciiy
majority Of the Chamber declined longer to
The voto asainst the Government stood 3o4
t" succeed Nj; I.oubet is Henri irisson. who is
still IN the prime Of lite He has been Vice
thamber. President Of the Budget coDmi ae
sion. and succeeded Ferry in 1885 rs Premier.
The llrst witness before the Parliamentary
Com mission Of Inquiry o-day was NJ. Prinet.
investigating magistrate. who offered to give
all information which would not violate the
professional secrecy imposed upon him. Ho
said no was unable to give the names OF Dep
uties who had received money. ns he had been
the funds lie had tried in Vain M to trace the
important check. said to have been given 10
Al eS- stsr Of Agriculture, now dond.
N. Loubot informed tho Commission that
the law prevented his releasing from prison
Editor Jfumont OF La LiMe + rOr. who &C.
sd ut % tv>ktf IN, tIAD o
Canal affair.
Deputy De Lamnrzelle testified concerning
Lcsscps in 1890. De Lesseps then spoke. he
said. of the large amount paid to bankers. edi-
tors. and private promoters to induce their
hid IN floating the company's successive loans.
d. Lesseps mentioned TO MINES.