New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-21

1t had ever promoted business enterprises in the
Interest Of DR.. Herr; In, conclusion NJ Clercnlcc
coau cried out DerouleIc has accused n oi
l~traying my country by introducing lorcig H.
iurncc! DeroulcIc lics.'
After anotacr scene of wild disorder Icicn
MillcvOyc, BouaneiSt Deputy for Sommc ros' ~
dcicnd as he SAID, the memory Of General io,,-
lan9cr against the aSpersiCns cast on il t. VI
tlcln"nccaus statement cOGccrning the fiicli liSilP
between Herr and this great man. He thM lrt
loo.c a torrent OF abuse on VI. Ccmcnccau. 'ccHS-
Ing him of accepting mi dions in brib"s and 'l a'-
Nl>lug the abandonment of Egypt by the lrcnch
Government. I'm the consequent tunult II Mile
VOyc turned upon VI. Flpouct. who was tryie ~
restore order, and shouted at him an insiltlng
name. Millivoyc closed his speech with II A.
~ertion that Herr was the paid emIssary of2 for
cign Power.
VI Bourgeois, Minister of Justice. annorcel
amid applause that he would arraign DIR. Icrz
before the Disciplinary Council of the Lcgoi oi
Honor. Deroucde declared himself satisfied and
he Withdrew his Interpolation. The Chamber
then adjourned.
The bitter feeling aroused during the sitting
led to many wra"glos and tumultuouS scenes IN
the lobbics of the Chamber and il is beloved
that number Of duols will be tho result y
utics Dcrou'cdc ard MllcvOye have already scnt
seconds TO Deputy Ccmenccau 10 demand Fl Is
faction from him for insults hcaped upon i1'm
In the heat Of the quarrel.
Victor dc Ics,cps testified before the Panama
investigating Committee to-day that he WI, not
concerned in the Lottery Loan issue, 91d that
he was ignorant of any attempt made II oribe
anytoIj in the interest Of III" company
An anOnNmOnS letter received HN a committee
man Yesterday led 10 a search this morning N the
rooms of a photographer. Proofs and negii ve'
of all the Tmcrrcr checks were found. Nheu
confronte with them Thcrree revealed the n i'm;
place Of the stubs, and these have been ze
by the cOmnitte".
baron Rcinach's papers were also cya n' |
to-day by the committee. II found IN
many ORIGINAL documents had been abst' G. !
and replaced with :opiCs.
The meeting Of the Suez Canal Compa' 10
day was devoted to the consi sileration and a1op
nf rpGn1ntinOs IN ba tffrn 4
tion OF the company's affairs in order . IL
sure the proper co"duct of business in TIE az
scrce Of Charles de 1cSscps and other OF 'als
I~;al circles are absorbed in an animated dis
cusSor Of the question whether or not NM Roi-
vcr DrvCS and Thevenet must be hca Il )y the
Supreme Court iii view Of their Ia ing been
Cabinet Ministers. NJ dc CasSagnac Gccl1 red in
the lobby of the Chamber to-day, in u pres
cnce OF an excited group of members, that 'ucl
course of .proc"dun" was unhcird OIL "
The opinion prevails generally in the loi hics Of
the Chamber that The discovery o. the II lbs oi tho
There's, checks did not justify the Gwen mcnts
hasty action II is believed that the Govcrr-
ncnt', in this matter is due to fear tta- VI.
Andrieux yht publish his photographs o. the
stubs and checks
Tie impending prosecution was the cause Of
great depression in rentcS on The Pcrte BonIsr
this evening. The greatest excitement prevailed
on the streets until a late hour tonight. Ia"
public was eager for the latest newspapers. Some
# tic Journals published a. many AZ ~'rcn "N-
extra editions Groups gathered around lamp
A. T. So
,cnn. p.cscH.cd has not b"cu coualled since he fall
Of President Tlicrs in ls72:
Chare. de- LcsscpS VI. FOntanc and y. Sans
Leroy were rc-rAamncd by the committee OF in-
quiry to-day. They again protested thd' lnho-
cCncc.
London, Dee. 2o.-Thc woman who Is n tie
conpqny of ". Cornelius Herr, one 'f the
Irr.ons IMPLICATED il the Panama Canal scandal,
VINO j. at the Burlington Hotel in TINS ctv
stated this morning thar VI. Herr, who j. Slid
10 br Suffering from nervous prostratlon. = bet
ter. It il generally assumed here that NJ Hers
llro~> j. "diplOmdtc. r
The Paris correspondent Of The Daily News
says: u AndriruX brought the photographs ana
conntcrfos of The Thi"rr,c checks from London.
whittier Lr went 10 scc NJ Herr. Thierrcc explains
his dcr,sition that the conntcrfots had been de-
stroycd by saving that he thought himself bound
lv rro;eS-iong honor 10 Ike - item se re-. BESIDES
The n9r.e. the countcrfois are annOteted IN }aron
l,pinacls handwriting.
1diourDmort the question Of Drosef,uuon; All
GORE afiaid Of sccming anxious IN sHeiter HifpiS
The, Pepublicad OppOrtunists seemed worried the
dcputics on the Right appalled, and cfcstlalen
Rochcfo-t was clearly right when he said that the
bomb. prepared in III" Royalist camp. was notjn-
tended t0 burst until the eve o! III" elections. N
the moment Of adjournment the Chamber looked
crushed and more like dead than a living or.nn-
sro NGt single @roup seemed 10 hc victor
To Paris correspondent Of The Morning
Posi-" says: Needless indigniticS are inflicted
ruon Charles de ITs-eps ana his co"! Gi"S IA ne
MaZas Prison hey arc treated VIII os''h'a-
lions severity. Tnc" were not even allowed Il"
favor Of private c1rriaCe when taken ont tor
examination Yesterday. but wore placed IN In"
pOice van. They dragged across tie court
yard in the presence of tic public handcuned anl
Guarded Ike the common'st malefacfors. such
ma-Guerading in the role of Cato mar be e1'ly
ovrr(orc and iniurc, instead of helping, as hoped,
the Government at tie e!'c'lors