St. Paul daily globe., 1892-12-28
Sensational Reports in Re-
8 gard to the Autopsy Of
Baron de Reinach.
Rumored That He Was Poi
soned, but Not by His
Own Hand.
Two Other Persons Also Said
to Have Reen Made Way
With.
Dublin Explosion Thought to
Have Been the Result Of a
Conspiracy.


PARIS, Dee. 27.-In the greater eX-
element attending the proceedings in
the chamber Of deputies and the revela-
lions compromising so many prominent
men in the Panama canal scandal, sight
has been lost to 4 certain extent OF the
autopsy of Baron de Reinach, whose
mysterious death has been attributed to
various causes-apoplcxy. suicide and
murder. The government having
charge Of the examination, it is c0nse-
quently SLOW, and is attended with
great secrecy. Figaro today states,
however. that it has information
to the effect that DR.. B:0uardel, who
had charge of the post ihortein eXalni-
nation, has reported 10 the government
that apopleXy w;,s not the cause OF the
baron's death. His report, the Figaro
adds, SAYS that Baron de Reinach was
poisoned. and that the poison WAS taken
into his stomach eight hours belore
death The Figaro further says that
the family OF Baron de Renach are
aware OF the contents OF the report, and
have demanded that judicial inquiry
be held to prove that The baron
pid Not Commit Suicide.
1t has been mere than limited that
Baron de Reinach was put out Of the
WAY by those who feared that his eyi-
dence might implicate them iii the
scandal. Ii il was true that the poison
was in his stomach eight hours before
his death. there would Dt g0Od reason
10 believe that this terrible charge
against certain men is trGe. for on the
night of the taron's death, he, together
with NJ. ROuyier and NJ. Cleinenceau,
attempted 10 secure cessation Of the
newspaper attacks that were being
initlt upon him.
1t is not at all probable that, if the
baron contemplated suicide, he would
have gone to the trouble to stop attacks
that i'll few iioUls would nave been
nothing to him, ana neither would he
have displayed such deep feeling aS the
result of these attacks. Horrible as it
may seem, there Is no denying tie fact
that some uT those Implicated iii the
scandal would have felt greatly relieved
ii Baron dc RtInach was dead and be-
yond
Giving Evidence
that would besmifch their heretofore
good names. The fact that the baron'S
name was linked to the sudden and
mysterious deaths of TWO other men who
were cOgniZant OF the bribery OF leglS-
iatorS, gives added strength to the de-
iIl'lnti of the baren' ) family that an III
Qniry be held to place the responsibility
for his death where ii belongs.
LIE GauloiS has ali interview today
with NJ. AildricuX. the former project
Of police, who, in the course OF an inter
view, associated Barou de Reinach'S
death with an attempt lnade two years
;igo 10 poison Dr Cornelius Herr. These
articles have reaWakened interest IN
the iii:rtttr, and tile official report OF the
reSiit of the autopsy Is eagerly awaited.
The officials of the government toXi-
logical bureau deny the truth OF the
story of Reinach. They say that the
examination of the organs removed
from the baron's body viii require all
otner fortnight at least.
The Panama canal investigating cont
mittce has decided 10 dispense With the
documents in the possession OF the gov
ernment in the case OF Count de Les
SepS and Marus F0ntainc. because they
throw no light on the bribery OF depu-
ties. and their use by the commission
might inyalidate the prosecution by the
government.
offered REOneZ to Raurier Ederx.
LONDON, Dec. 2S.-The Chronicles
Paris correspondent says that two Of
the sudden deaths may form the sub
ject of Il special INQUIRY, but lie iiesi-
tateS to mention the persons names,
which are given as mere conjecture.
The startling revelations made by eX-
Detective Amiel have been revived.
The CORRESPONDENT declares that in an
swer to an advertisement in Figaro he.
Amiel, was offered money to murder
Dr.. Herr The Gaulois compares
the scandal to the scandals of
the period of Rohan, and
SAYS that the diamond necklace
allegation made against Nine. Carnot
will probably not lead to the disgrace OF
high official. A cartridge similar to
that used in the Boulevard Magenta
outrage of last spring as found today
close to the Re mach residence IN the
Rue de Lisbonne.
The Standards Vienna correspondent
says: French detectives are shaoow-
ing Mile Dupin, friend of the late
Baron de Reinach. Her various jour
news between Pesth. Vienna and
Bucharest are supposed to have con
necton with important documents de-
posted in one of the cities"
-Tbe Paris correspondent of the Tele-
graph remarks upon the fact that no
dement, has been issued as to the story
that M. Ribot, upon hearing of Nj. de
Freycinct's interview with NJ. Au-
drieux, asked NJ. de Freycinct to
resign, and offered the war portfolio
to another statesman. Nj. de Frey
cinct, it was said, refused to
resign and appealed to President Car
not. who supported him. One of the ex-
perts assisted DR.. Brourarde at the
Reinach inquest says that the result
may be surprise to everybody. If he
had to make an oath of the subject, he
could not say, he adds, that Baron de
Reinach was poisoned.