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ciation. not of Socialists and Berolu,ionaries.

citation. not OF Socialists and Revolutionaries,
N. Clomenceau replied that N. Derovlede's
proofs oi Ms Innocence. lie dencd II. Derouiedo
Would not i 5fasen aaIs sanders tho
,,hnmber. but would demand personal satis-
ton: 1o,S Pr: Msrz had served Francs iaitGialiy
had not more devoted friend than pr .Iierz.
NJ Cemenceau acknowledged TINT La Justice
den,ed that, it had evor promoted business
sion n The Of Dr. Herr
roulele has accused me Of betrayinE my
country country, by IT. Introducing foreign influence!
After another scene Of wild disorder Jucicn
Millevoye. Bonlangist Deputy for Sommc rose
to defend. as he said. the memory Of Gen i'ou.
iIT;e9,aSshiG II; ,S between Herz and t9is great m man.
% IN "fSSsR"G fSs
the Esyna ty %ut htcSfA % rnea
upon NJ. Elonuet. who was trying 10 restore
sHs s h% IN wFs an
that Herr was the paid emissary OF a foreign
Nj bourgeois. Minister of Justice. announced
amid applause that he would arraiEn Dr. Herr
hei1re tho BMisGnlinarg u Council Of the Legion
The Chamber then adjourned.
led TO many wranglcs and tpmutuous scenes
| in tho lobbies Of the Chamber and 1t is be-
ee tu peruies @ ss, and Viii Mesove s have
| already sent seconds to Deputy Clemenceau
Heapcd UPON them the '" h"" t the .or "darre
The mectinE Of the Suez Canal Company was
sG1d%y dcyStsa icy the md
| tion OF the comrany'snllairs in order to insure
the proper conduct OF business In the ABSENCE
OF Charles de Lessers and other officials OF the
Victor do Lessens testified before the Par
that he was not concerned in the lottery loan
| issue and That he was ignorant of any attempt
made to brihe anybody in the interest Of the
An anonymous letter received by n commit.
Hn {ssterday lea to search ths m2nins
r and WSsn OF Ell
the STUBS and these lave heen @ sezed By S tie
COMMITTEES; Baron de Reinaeh's papers were
been abstrncted and replaced with copies.
streets tfa' nrti ats hear to,Ppishs The n ssn'
eral nubiic was eager for the latest news
as seyen n el edons ro%ps sath
cred around lamp posts reading and discuss
since sf hs m cf
g Charles do i:ssseDs. n F EoptaHs: and n.
tee of Inquiry to-day. They again protested
Ss ns M Pars Ssssss Pea:s
tie: are inflicted upon Charles de L-sseps
Sey MS rsasa with
ity. They were not even allowed the
Tor Of Fyss '2sssi yhf% 'esse
dT9Ssed hs in the
commonest alefactors. such Incorporating
in the role OF Cato may he easily overd9ne. and
lnlure instead 81 e, Of heinlngi as hoped. the Gov
5,hs e.rfespoSdsn. q Il. II. ] 1a,y Ne'o, SAYS;
hs ahreTfis es spm on
don. whittier he went to see NJ. HerS It may
IS also in se with the
Bensier party IN Spain s,1I ard the &c Comtesse do
tha the had been BY
saying that hs thought himself bound by pro-
tsssional honor to keep them secret Besides Isl
I'm the Chamber Today ronody asked for
ton. All were afraid Of seeming anxious to
shelter friends, The Hepuhliean OpE,ortppnEssts pEis.
'a y risht when @ i. said that the bomb prepared
until the eve Of eiections At the moment Of
adjournment tho Chamber looked crushed
,an to sns !.
The Paris correspondent OF the Tunes says:
sensH,op N I'll sspses al GreyioYs
Eouvier. in spite of the elonuence OF his OPEN
ing words, gave away his case in strange.
"M Glenn en- ceau $ de etence ofM. Herr was one
OF the finest speeches heard during the pres
merely a preinds. All French history i ;'s': proves
that such periods OF trouble are precursors Of
$50 far the streets are quiet. but the silence
warrants, distruSt. The semblance Of force
% Wy s is Gsm hs
would never have submitted to the dictates Of
it,. :.Tp Tpr.t enemies. .neIn ,;uo - ,uo
watchword viii soon, draw the. ,popnioce into
the streets and ths demonstration will begin.
The Paris Correspondent Of the Standard says
iessers: NJ. Fontane. and II. sans Leroy that
nsys ms IS a"wsd to 70 Ss 1s Him.
yss ~ 1d M n9 a
bespe onvors defiant and eSda Violent speeeh
his voice hnd an unnatural ,Tdt ring .
hands while be was Project Of Police. but hs
1Ss hS tie % ss
which he saw"
THEY STILL HAVE FAITH IN THE CANAL.
PANAMA. Dec l2.-The Congress OF Colom-
ola. IN aht!clphtion ,ol u speedy return TO
into an extra session for the purpose. among
other things of placing In the hands Of the
Executive the powers necessary to extend the
! power to contract with new company with
| out further reference to that body At latest
| advices the bill emhndy yinG such authorization
| had pnsed its second eading. and may now he
| regarded us an accomplished fact.
|
! INSPECTOR CONLIN GOES TO LAW.
lie Wants to he Recognized and Paid as
Senior Inspector OF Police.
| Police Inspector Conin notified the Police
Board yesterday that he will move in the Su-
preme Court. Special Term. on Thursday OF
next week for writ OF peremptory mnnda-
| mus directirg tho itOnrd to rec0gnile him as