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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-24
SIZED ny FRIENDS FROM LIFE SENTEyCF

baltimore Dec. 20 (Spccan.-iienry J. spencer. who
killed his wfe's bctraycr. oday received his pruoh
from Governor Brown. Nearly all the news
nan r. In the ,tat, and many Influential
mon together with the court officers ana
t member, Of thr Jury that tried him. united In their
efforts 10 secure his release. While the pad)n was
being read spencer wept. ana at the conclusion In II
sot bling voice tried 10 thank those VIII" hdd been
instrumental in saving him from life senienc''
General Fe IL Agnus, VINO one u the many present.
spckc few words Of ,ncOuiag'meht ID the man. "u-
ing him that a, he yet yourg man ne "ou!i
,a,., ro dinruty In carving ou n future for himself
in H.. Ear Wet to which he going lie
rrceIy,d a ticket 10 Chicago and 800. and ms
ry,nIn. started for the West IN COMPANY WIN pr;
f. n Eorrts of the Johns Hopkins lnlvcislly, one Oi
his friends \, he was about leaving me prison one
"f the convicts was permitted 70 nnnd MIN another
n,r.a containing 73O, which had been contributed by
his fellow prisoners
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-24
DIR. MGLYNN RESTORED.
MONSIGNOR SATOLI DECLARES HIM FREE
FROM ECCLESIASTICAL CEN5URE.
RESULT OF FATHER BURrsELL's PRESENTATION
or THE CASE TO THE pAPAL LEGATE.

RESULT OF FATHER BURrSELLS PRESENTATION
OF THE CASE TO THE pAP,L LEGATE.
Washinyton, Dec. 23.-The famous case of
Father McGNnn, of St stephens Church, has
finally been decided by the restoration to him Of
authority 10 perform his priestly functions. The
settlement of the case came within the scope OF
the general power vested in Monsignor Satolli the
Papa Leeatc, and the decision was promulgated
by him to-nght at the Catholic University, where
he is staying.
The was first formally presented TO
MonSignor Satoll on Wednesday last. by Father
Bnrtscll, Dr. McGIvnn's friend and adviser
throughout his controversy with the Archbishop,
which resulted in the suspension Of the priest, ana
then his practical communication. Father Burt
sill presented the plea of the deposed priest at
the close Of which Monsignor Satolli told him to
return TO New-y0rk and communicate 70 DR..
McGlynn a message from him the Monsignorl
The purport Of tlis message can only be sur
missed but il is believed 10 have contained state
mcnt Of the concessions required to be made hy
him in order tLat his plea might receive favora-
lc consideration
Dr.. McGynn's reply brought TO Wash
ington this morning ~ Father EurtScll. and to-
day hc and Monsignor Satolli were in consultation
over the matter
The presence Of Dr. McGlvnn's friend in the
city become known and ds result. various
reports were circulated ~ to the action OF Mon
signor Sa.oli in the matter. II had not Deem
thc intention of the Iapal I"gatr 10 settle thc
case at this date. hut late Tonight the following
statement vas furnished by a representative OF
Monsignor Satoli:
10 end the many contradictory tccgrams sent
ont - the university for inquiry if is 'hon?lt
cxucdicnt to state that ~ o'clock p. M Dr
McGvnn was declared free from eccl'slaS'l'd'
cc1sure and restored 70 thc e>erc.A' oi h' pr'Sty
functions. after having satisfied the fopes I"ga'c
on all the points in his cdsc'
The effect of this decision by Mr. SatoIh l.
limited II enables Father McGlynn to SrFr a.
prics; in any parish TO which lie may bc ASSIGNED
\ return 10 his old fold az II. stephens l. d
.uhicct for further consideration. and must be-
settled the au.l,ritics mere say. hv Archbishop
Cerriran. of Ncw-Y )r,l. Dir Bur'~cll returned 70
Ncw-York TO night.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-24
JOSIAH VI. FISKE DEAD.
THE END CAME SUDDENLY IN THE AMERl-
CAN EXCHANGE BANK.
rr WAS OK Ir.S WAY TO ATTEND MEETING
OF THE IRECT0RS-SKETCH OF
HIS CAREER.

HIS CAREER.
One of the most conservative milllonalres OF the
city died yesterday in a most sensational man
ner Josiah VI. Fiskc fell dead almost az the
threshold of the bank where ne was 10
meet his fellow directors Mr. Flske has long oeeh
known as a financial man who was avcrse 10 seek
ing notoriety in connection with any OF the co'ii-
panies and properties in which he had invest
mpnts Yesterday about | 0 30 O'Clock nc ehtefea
the American Exchange Blnk's building. at Broad
way and Ccdar-st., in company With his heph'"'
William Bodgett. Mr.. Fiske was on MS way
TO attend meeting Of the directors of the pahK'
of which board he had been a member for more
than thirty years.
When the two men reached the loot oil the
stone steps that lead up 10 the secohd stolS'
where the directors usually assemble, MI. fls<e
suddenly put his hand TO his heart Ills hra"
dropped on his chest and he gasped out 10 Ms
nephew: "Oh. Will
Mr. Blodgctt turned quickly and caught the
stricken man in his arms hc was falling
crowd Of clcrll, and officers of the bank hurried
20 the relief Of the sick man, who was carried
into the Office of President George ,. Coe Dr.
Simonds. of tie Mutual Life Insurance Company,
was sent for and he at once announced thht MI
Fiske was dead. Tie death was almost instantane-
ons Mr. Burns. cashier of the American ENchahse
Bank, was among the first who hurried to t'c
rescue of the fallen man, AMI after feeling OF his
pulsc he shook his head disparasin9ly at the
SUGGESTION that Mr. Fiske had only tainted.
There was not a beat of tie puls". Word wis
sent t. the Coroner's Office and tie body was re-
moved.
Josiah NJ Fskc about seventy years Oh.
lie was born in Cambridge, Mass, anu at an carly
anc went into the flour commission business III
Boston After making success III thar line oi
trade he came to This city in 1850, and acIieVeo
distinction in the Produce Exchange markets.
He WAS an intimate friend Of David Do"s, al
though the two men never IN partnership
The firm which he established was JOSIAH VI
Fiskc a Co.. and subsequently the name was
changed 10 Fiskc. Smith a Co. the principal
mariner of Mr. Fiskc being Edward w. smith,
hi, brother-in-aw Mr. FiSkc was one OF tie
original founder, Of the Union League lie was
. member Of the New ENGLAND Society. and dl-
rector Of the Central Trust Company, tie New
York Guarantee and Indemnity Company and oil
,b. American Exchange National Bank. Ills
wealth is estimated at from S!,OOO,OOD to 81
UOO.OO0. . A.
He was interested IN the early stages OF the
elevated railway system. but never was prominent
i'm thc conduct of import'mt railroad enterprises
lie owned a steam yacnt and IN recent years Ial
= farm M Newport lie also had handsome
Lnu.n AT Seventeen It. and Eltth-avc. lie leaves
- ,yitn but no children. Fer the last tex years
hc had lcen out of active business.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-24
4 TIOLENT ATTACK or GOLD rev EE.
ur.ypREDS OF PEOsPECTOR7 RUSHING INTO THE
NEW UTAH DIGGtNCS-SlLNER MINES
SHIT DOWN.

Denver. Dec o3-Thc greatest gold fever tha' mas
occurred I'm Colorado since the Ruby and California
cuIcb dicincs drew thousands OF miners into those
c,,ous has now comple'e possession OF the west.
Here As well a. in every camp in Colorado Ne"
Mexico ana Arizona nothing IS talked OF except "e
u.y placcr field, of the san Juan River In southern
Utah.
Al Durango. Rico and Dolores. this state many
rores have already started for the new heldS' ana
h saturday II is cstimni,d that 300 miners will have
If tl,., three pant, 70. the EldOradc. Mining men
in almost every town are clubbing together and Offer
ING large Inducements professional proSp"ctorS 70
visit the mines. Al Albuquerque and other points
along the line OF the Atlantic and Facihc Railroad the
excitement /, intense and railway official, and clerks
lav, left their places and headed the great army OF
gold hunters. The fact that Of the many VINO nave
already gone into Ills country npnc has returned iS
strong evidence that Tie saud Is rich enough to Keep
then. there.
Ne,v stage lines have been established from Aou-
oucrou. Pennington and WnslOw along the linc or
IN. Atlantic and Pacific. and also from Durango and
Dol ,rc,. Col. on the line Of the Denver and Rio
Graudc The gold field, are probably most accesSi-
lie Ly way Of the latter points. which are only ninety
mile, from them The stage runs b. way OF hiut
div Ttah which Is now the nearest settlement.
~llt Lake Utah. Dec. 23.-ONlng 10 the continued
low silver and lead rates the Niagara group OF mines
at Bin.ham In which over S5OoOO0 Is invested. has
.nu, down. ana the managers Of the old Jordan group
have informed the men that they will have to accept
reduction In wages on januarN ar ma themselves
nllt Of emplpymaat \ general reduction II miners
wages throughout the Territory IS threatened
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-24
TIE Physician pI,ErGARDrD TIE LAW.

fnnd,n Dee. 23.-Thc authorities have Instituted
nv. .ccu,on against Dr. Robert Graham, Whose ~
regard Of law IN e1yius certificate q d"a'h IN 'h'
case - Matilda clover, for who's" mird'r Thomas N'
cream was recently executed. was LARGELY T'~p'h".
for Tho real cause Of death being w'n-pr''N "h'"
the personal admissions Of Cream Jed to inowiI "inl
made AZ the inqucs' concerning ID" d'a'l y Nl'"'
Clover. anl subsequently a. ne MAJ "' ''''" III '
oid BAILEY Dr. Graham testified that he smvr he
,..,b cor.itr,tc without hrylns seen the woman
during her last Hines. although Oh prior occasion s.
he had prcschbcd iei Arr. Dr. Gr'Aams r~'im'hs
ELECTED severe rohukc from the oJnrt, ana '"'
anthoritic have CT ud,d tAai ~ "Nampl" WAS h'''
eaiy 70 deiol physiHans from granting death '"rlh
Gates in similar manner, aud thu, ulhitl'l""1iiiN
90 ,hcry t.. nidlnc In me ooccllmcnt OF crime. IN
n>trcne pcnaltv f)r Suc'! ac- q, that OF whlch Nj
Graham IS accused I, seven years penal ,trFl'uu'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-24
nrln I'VE IROrND TIE CAMP.

II1cna. Mont Dee. 33.-WOk on the ne" railway
track below this city. which wa, abandoned on "c
count Of the mysterious poisoning oi several convict
l,bo.crs will h. resumed tomorrow lh' prison
les GO. have returned 100 convict and doubled thc
nrmbcr o. guards \ dead In" l. es'a'iished
around tho camp. ana every precanion iaN"H' roo"
will be lroueAr from Little Hoch. and oaly trusted
,uloyes Of the prison allowed to prepare II. several
death. n. CURED among the fOrmrr crew OF conN IS
and pod oning was pihny indicated. The stomach
of owe Of the victims Is now undergoing chemcH
unlv,i, There (, a large number Of idle free nboref'
here, ard much disconjcnt exists ~ tho imporiaiion
t.. tnaut
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-24
WORK OF The BCILDIYG md loan SOCIETIES.

Albany Dec o3-The superintendent OF Bsnhlhg's
annual report on building and loan associations which
WIS burned in the State Printing House hre. mas
been reprutcd -Four hundred and fifteen associations
r.n,rt assets in the aggregate Of S3S,049736 the
rearlv receipts for tie year being upward Of Sls,-
100000 The superintendent decides that the pay
mont of dividends from other than surplus earn
ingS the exercise of banking powers. the use Of the
word bank" in an associations title and the Issue
81 ~paidip stock are UNAUTHORIZED and prohibited:
ana he say, that in most cases of failure or embarrass-
mcnt to associations coming To his knowledge the
troub. would have been avoided II the trustees and
e;o,,e had norforued their duties with fidelity and
caro- The list these associations shows that there
are about 40 from which reports are expected The
I,rc,.t ircrelse In numbers OF county during
tho wear being IN Cnondago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-24
COMMENTS OF TIE LONDON PRESS.
COUNT JULES DE- BERNE>'s ATTAcK-hNPLiN
ING IHE GovERNMENT MAJohitN
NJ. rIRoT's SUCCESS

Iondon Dec. 21.-1hc Paris Correspondent, y,
nil, Xocs, SAYS. When Count Jules q" bri''N
chorcod the Cabinet with completely III ''c r"''"'"
Canal corruption the Chamber became nhe ~ r
whose general has given the order: Every man ''
h,,.o,t, Every man interrupted the speaker. eh'"'
inc dccalmng and shaking his fists and the trionne
ooa 10 be in danger Of being sealed ana 'he
occupants expelled" ,,.,,.,, ,oe
..1bc depression IN the EOursc to-day 1iiu"N' vas
a., ,,,com. Of a bull campaign, organized early III
,hn rcnth by VI. Ronvcrs fricnfs rather th'h Il
o.nn,re panic. The present political crisis cond
hoy. been forc,od at any time IN the last yen year
oS " ~ ,ong hidden from the public. The best course
e,, 4. 10 apply tie caustc. France was none thr
rse for the expulsion OF President "rcvy' nor ""S
,n,er,c, any the for the washing oi Nm''
House linen when Andrew Johnson wa rreSi ,, 'er'
ii ,a ,e - nIblic benefit II the Panama Canal
sc.ndaIs were followed by gigantic scandal IN the
Denartnent Of Public Works That Department h"'
long been controlled by men lacking In Character anu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-24
DIR. nErzs cAnEER ~ sAN rRAXcIsro.

san Fianc,co Doc. 29.-Norc developments ar"
coming 10 -h abou' DE- com III, Nc anl u opera
Hons during IN" three years h. lived in san Frm'c'
The total hi, rep croGkcGucss boz + placed nt
s2Op 900 When Her rrt came her In lo'i h. brodc
with lin "a yonng viz. :, whom be- was married In
Boston. H. haI II whole WORLDLY possessions Vlih
him when hc reached san rrand-co. aad ih" amount
I'm cash va. 500 lIcrzs d,-lr, io- noor"ty and h,
pr fc, ional Prospect. were dampcnd In l-'' Wic4
q law regulating the practice of mrci !a' was passed
II required all who oHcr~i 20 pr~clitc for III" 'lcN
to present proper evd oi graduation from medical
rallcsc 10 u State Board Z Examiner. When the
law went into operation Ilc-1 Immediately rcmcmbeel
that his father IA Chicago violently VI. and
leaving Ms wife and sick child 10 the professional at
tenton Of Dg. simpson. he went to Chicaeo. IL
was gone foar weeks and when he returned his h.rt
oct was % present the melical examiners diploma
which on g., .tcc appeared tn have boon granted 10
Cornelius Herr by the chicago Medical CI's' Ia
ira The dibloma Was reeuil- III form 9ni u va
pa. ed br the boIrl without quo ton. Her sal q
d., s.mp-ol'- Office. and u j. sad mat ne 'adr the
latter pN al IA" rent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-24
DEPRESSION or The PARIS BorRSE
FREE OFFERINGS. WITH FEw TAKtE \
NAHKED DT line ~ VARIOUS sICrWTiLS.

FREE OFFERINGS WITH FEW TAKEH a
MARKED DT LINE ~ VARIOUS sICrWTiLs
Par. Dcc. GA piuclr fcolins prevailed today
on the BYur,c ana considerable fan occurred IN th"
price Of . Per cent ronie,. ~ ihe clos" "'l N-"'
these ercuru", were quoted 10 - francs :
ceutlmc, Whcn the Eoug-e oPfcl this morning Ni"
p-i~o of IcG va, - franc ~ > re'um''. add VIC
quotation stcrdilv dec.lHcl W'l 4; D. M o1 irln'
20 r nfim.. Va, tho m1'Eet = ice. " = go O'Clock
,lo tone became a shade better. Rcnt's had rnlh'i
and nIvan~od 10 - francs - c"nNmc,. 'r'hi
Foncicr which during Tho earlier deiiiae- Ina i'h
forty pliui- gained strength ana ~ Aa ipa-i iGlh
rnlncd t"u psiufs. " Hc ci'-" -" narh't "A'
exceedingly depressed. Bank aud in'r,tHai shares
were ha.ly offered. but there vcr" T." purchasers.
NC, Canal share, were il lower; Credit Foncier
-. "a. ottoman Bank II / !. au1 Lomlar1s ,
Foreign socuriIc, were weak. and prices showed
fruc ionll decline. ,., ,.
Aavrr, from berlin. Frankfort and Vienna how
that IA. bOursrs IN tlosr ciii"- w'T" "rIh ulro"E"
-yiupllhg vIth the market h-rr. -,
Dl tho Petite li0li-r prc'~ closed nrmcr. III view
OF tic Chamber vote o. confidence III tic ""'erh-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-24
~ oLn mrD,B MYSTERY EXPLAINED.

Boston. Dec. 93.-Ccrtain mcN have come 10 hEht
,rhlch tend b. show that Mrs. Harriet \. Bell, who
was stabbed death in the doorwav of Ler hon'e OF
Kirklanls on March :. 1852. was killed by drunken
sailo- who mstC0k her for another woman. "ho'e
male companion had robbed ard thrown th" sailor
in,o the street early In the morning the day OF the
murder The man who robbed The sailor did not dare
10 APPEAR before the pole" with Ms story Tor rear
NJ arrest for an old offence with the probable ad-
u,i,p of , CHARGE Of robbing the sailor lie is now
in the state prison. Mrs Bcll most respected
woman and public interest In the murder was intense.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-24
Az Ey.sriTT SENATOR 4 FUGITIVE.

Cincinnati, Dec. 22.-Exstatc senator Robert kuch
merit who disappeared Wednesday evening owes Sfo,-
900 in this city, Nearly all Of thl, secured by
narrowing money on mortgdged property. His wife
offers TO turn over all her property TO the building
associations who the principal victims OF her hus
hand II Is now believed that Kuehnert had too
many irons in the fire. and was honnderfng about in
financial mess which finally grew 20 deep that he
was forced TO flee. lie had no bad habits, far Us
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-24

savannah. Ca. Dec 23.-Ihe captain and crew OF
seven men Of the brig Annie Batceider, OF Baltimore
have returned here in an open boat lhe DARN was
in 4 sinking condition Tuesday last NJ p. m'' "po"'
si>iv miles east by no-th OH Tybcc. she soon AFTER
,.,rd ,,ent down Tie crew unable 70 save
any of their effects but the captain succeeded IN saw
iuc lis Instruments The nachelder had cargo OF
zen tilizer and lumber, aud she sailed hehee or bi'-
more December To-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-24

Concord, ~ H., Dec. 23.-The annual report Oh Tue
Variation and taxation Of New-lnmpshire by the
.,,, po,rd Of Equalzation shows that the total
inventorI.s for the current year aggregate Sl9o0,
oa4 ngalnst $e5 5,O3l $50 for lo0l an Increase OF
~ 77a IGs savings bank deposits. S'3,ooo,4'0
against 500 s34 0l4 for 1901 increase Of S3.2G
,cn Insurance capital 81 .52Go0O against Sl,b21,-
600 r,r sol an increase af e3tn.OOO. Iotal S2oo
Ao7 800 against S259l9l.770 for 1891; an Increase
~ -7,BJ,1OO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-24
NAN1-sCRIpT OF "POEMS BY TWO BROTHERS"
SOLD

London Dec o3.-The original manas ript " i" Poems
10 Tv, protheIs.7 mention q which hns previously
been made TN these dispatches. sold nj auction '
dny at Sohcby's auction rooms. The price paid Tor
the manuscript 40, with tie copyright reserved
Th.s, ,em- written 10y Alfred Tcnny and his
brothc: Charles. and with the exception oil two that
have never been printed, were published many year
ago The larger portion of hc manuscript Is la the
handwriting of Alfred Tenny son.
(For other Foreign Nsps Ve Fourth IagG
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-24
iCcrSED OF SWTNDLING THE WHITE STAR co.

New Haven, Conn. Dec. GA warrant has been
iseued for The arrest OF Arthur W. Downes, Of this
tv who until recently agent for the White star
steamship Company. lie Is charged with having em-
b,zzed 1870 belonging to the company. DownesS
scheme was TO send drafts TO England and Ireland for
cIO and return to the company stubs for cl. An
effort Is being made to prevent his arrest. and his
Sriends are trying to raise money enough to pay or
he deeciency ana have the affair settled. Downes
aid a large business In foreign drafts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-24
4 ZIG LABOR DENOMINATION At DRlsToL.

Bristol Dec. GA great workngncns demon
.tr,tiln in which thousand, OF sasworkcfs aad dFN
men took part. held in this city tomeht' Inc
authorities had expected that II would Dc a''ehu'i
with considerable disturbance. and had accordin%N
taken the prccautIon 10 obtain troops from Ahcrsio
but with the exception Of few slight sclfi'~ with ihe
noice no disorder occurred y detachment "i mlil
INV clc, red tic streets late hour. f." c1SuaH
ties ere reported.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-24
woyry,s coxGRrssrS AT THE woRLD's FAIR.

Chicoco Dee - (spccian.-lirS. Charles llehrOul
,, t,.t returned from a Ncl-lork trip in the i'll
,.r.t of th. Women's Worlds FHr Congresses. -
lind th leaders In the East enthusiastic over th' IN
ro.itisn." said Mrs.. Ienrotn. " The women WHO arc
Iutore. ted In the work in Ncwlorh are OF Thoroughly
r. nre sentative class. The representation OF women
here al the congresses Will be-, without doubt Il com
plcte ono. In the case OF the iapor congress VIC
r prc .en,ation may not be large, owing to the dl
nIt tat Will be expcronccd by this class In sending
nrce number of delegates The women VIII be
rcprr cntcd even In the insurance congress IN iart
!, =. found that there many women III tipS
lin, thnt they are talking OF holding congress by
fnrmS ,iVcs.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-24
AZ AGENT CHARGED WITH ElfgrZZICuEyr

Trinidad Col. Dec. 23.-A warrant was issued yes
terday for the arrest Of C. H. Blake. nj Greeley
Blake Is charged with the embez2lement OF ~. 300
from the Continental oil Company. this place whore
he was acting Is agent. lie l. the Of l. T.. Blake,
"A heavy capitals, Of Denver. and president OF the
Western division Of the company All officer las gone
alteI Blaze.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-24

Philadelphia. Dec. 23.-EXccution was issued to-day
bv NJ. A. FIiti,li &a son upon Judgment npte '!'1
@,e 900 against Mary \. Il John show, yarn manu-
factufcrs Later in the day the Shows mad" nn as
-gnmcnt for the benefit Of their creditors to {. A.
ru,bi.h No srhcduc II ats or liabilities has yet
he llp1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-24
IlsErE WINS FROM HIS rHIRD OPPONENT.

Phi adelpha. Dec. &c. A. Ecichheim. LnSker'a
thlrl opponent at the chess club herr. played this
evening Lasker conducted the black men and de-
feEtled rregnlay: he by fine sacrifice in forty
eight moves Reichhcm, however missed a chance
to draw on the thirty eighth NOV BY returning the
exchange.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-24
VI ANDRTFry.s MISSION TO NJ. HERR.
JoURNTYING TO LONDON TO GIT TIE DoCU-
MEHr AXLEGED To STOW THE BE1B
FRY DTpTTTTS.

fk1 OF lpt D'-F' iIi->'
London. Dec. 23-Dr Cornelius Herr. who IS 50
deeply Implicated In the Panama Canal scandal, ana
who IS said - be suffering from ncrV"nS pr''
trauOn g. sill confined 20 hs bedroom NJ th" l'u:-
lincon Hotel. lIe receives onlg n,imai" friends.
NJ Andrieux, = Is said +, coming 70 London from
Paris obtain from Dr. Herr certain dociinen.
showing that lOi members ot The French Chamber
OF Depuues had received bribcs from tho l'bbyist
Ar;0n amounting altogether 10 l.3jOOO0 francs. lt
Will be recalled thai NJ AndtenN testified before
the Panama COMMITTEE Yesterday that ID" had s"en
SID n q document In the pp,. csson " DR.. Herr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-24

,rrrFvoYE AS:AILS THE MINISTRY N
ALTERING his INTERPELLATIoN ABOUT An
ALLEGED USE OF CANAL MoNEY-PRE
MIER EIBoT's MAsTERLY REPLY
MN. RoUvIER AND FLoQUET
DEFEND THEMSELVES
PRESIDENT CARNOT
AND THE SUSPECT
ED DEPUTIES.