The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-22

II. DERouLEDE.
To-day's Investigation Of the scandal in
volves fresh victims. Tho search OF Reinach's
papers brought to light m ore than n hundred
check sheets bearing the names or initials OF
fifteen moro members OF Parliament. bill
was discovered for 10. 900 photographs Of the
Republican candidate for the Chamber in the
department Gers. election OF 1888. in opposi-
ton to Paul de Cassagnac. This Is believed
to explain Rouver's allusion in the Chamber
yesterday to private subscriptions to the
secret fund.
1t happens to-day that dc CassaSnac. who
was seen tonight. did not rememo Der that any
photographs OF his opponent were distributed
in that campaign. A letter book was also
brought to light containing compromising
communications from prominent public off,
GERS.
None of the ten members OF Parliament yes
terday named for prosecution has yet been
arrested. Senator Albert Grevy was before
the examining magistrate two hours. The eN-
pected cases will be prepared and warrants
issued to- morrow or Friday.
Another list OF prosecutions is expected be-
fore the Christmas recess. 1t Is doubtful.
however. IL Parliament will take tho usual
Christmas holiday.
BIZ rInitei Press.
In the Senate to-day the special committee
chosen Yesterday by the standing committees
Eeported in favor Of aushos!zinS the pr9enreus-
Albert tir6vy. Beral. Thevenet. and Deves on
ss OF e Nth ss
of Justice. solcmnly affirmed that he had never
FsSeysd en.s the Canal
The parliamentary commission Of inquiry
learned to-day that a bond for 800. coo francs.
payable to bearer. was given to DIR. CornehuS
Herr as compensation Tor his services in "ad-
ali the traceable b""s az porfs| and ali Of
Baron de lteinach's letters relating to Panama
Written By snd ns
ing the receipt Of 100000 francs from the
Panama Canal people .,.,
men men Who had tsen Ministers @f the Interior in
recent Years: They. he said. know everything
aF the s"s f decided to examine NJ
s sad .Ss tie s 4
OF the COMPROMISED members Of Parliament
had been submitted to President Carnot. This
not's name in direct connection with the scan
dial, Many believe that q secret and hostile
1t is reported this evening that 100 checks.
bearing the names of Senators and Deputies.
have been secured by the examining magis-
Immediately after the opening OF the Cham
General yesterday was authorized to prose-
cute for sustaining corrupt relations with the
sTs tribune to make his defence. He was
!aborinE under intense excitement and swung
his arms Violently e. he walked the aisle
about suddenly and exclaimed:
oh you hypocrtes and s ssnl,a5 h,,r 7,
the confusion OF the House the incident WAS
noticed only by Deputies in tho front benches
was sharp and unsteady. and from beginning
70 end his manner was nervous ana strained;
He. said he did not know what enemies he had
clear. He bad nothing with which to reproach
himself. His most venomous enemy could
as he did not even vote for the bill. He de.
nounced the Procureur-Generalf Tor proceed
ana hat Rl at ths
gentleman would be found to be sadlyin error
While passing back to his seat NJ Roche re-
N. Carvalie. Secretary OF the Gou'ois Pub:
the person who published In the ,Gauiois on
Nov. II an article concerning the corrupt
The article was. written. he said. by man Of
very high standing and accurate information
asto tho cmpany's affairs. ~
Appearing before tho Commission to-day; as
H. was Obliged to pE;sihe over the Chsma6er
pear to testify The Gommission then ai-
journed until tomorrow morning, senator
Albert Grtyy was examined FOL, two hours to-
The Dtroulede- Clemenccau duel has not yet
been arranged. Dtroultde, although accept
ing NJ. ti1mencrau's conditions, desires to
have the AFFAIR referred to "A court OF arhitra-
ton which shall decide who was the offender.
The duel, consequently has Leen postponed
The SoT defend. NJ. Rouvier as justified in
accepting needed coniribution2 to the secret
service fund. even from the Panama Canal
Company. This Government Il said. was with
cut resources with which to fight again t the
millions ~ the Duchesse Ti'2es and the
CoInte do Paris. Ths Government could have
ruined the Canal Company by OPPOSING thu
lottery loan. and therefore was entitled to de-
mand he! y for the saving OF Franz. from tho
madmcn. Had l'ouyier failed to d. this. says
the Sou, he would have been cursed by the
whole country.
The Chamber Of Deputies to-day Uy n vote
OF :bl4 to 22I, adopted the Liquor iaN Reform
bill In the discussion preceding the division
the Chamber rejected a motion In favor Of ~
Boursetax and ii motion in favor OF new
motion was Killed. in spite Of Finance Minis
tor Tirarl's protest that its rejection would
inevitably result in deficit In the budget.
After votin: two months supply. the Chamber
ii. Clemenceau remained in the Office Of La
.Iusfirt until 30 O'Clock this morning without
having received Gen. SHussior's reply whether
he would consent to arDtrate the duel affair
between him and Derohlehe.
Tho Pubic Prosecutor was engaged until o
late hour with the Keeper OF the seals.
There are persistent ruinOrs that Senator
Alfred Muthey and Deputies Baron dc MackaG.
We Are All Writers.
II 4. doubtful II ANYTHING can bo found