The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-11-29
FRANCES CABINET OUT.
a VOTE ON THE PAlAMA CANAL
SCANDAL WRECKS IT.

The Ministry Accuse, OF Trying to
Shield the Reinao Estate - OBJ
lection Raised to nsInterment of
His Remains for the sake OF Making
Post-mortem ksminstion - A
claim That He is fugitive Instead
OF a Corpse.
PARIS, Nov. 2S.-II the Chamber of
Deputies to-day NJ. Bison. chairman of
the committee on the Phama Investigation,
demanded of the goernment that an
autopsy be held on tie body of the late
Baron Reinach.
M. Ricard, ministei of justice, replied
shat she law did not prmit it.
A division was tasn as TO sustaining M.
Ricard and the government was defeated.
The resignation Of the ministry was at
once announced.
The vote against he government stood
S04 to 2l9. In the loIbies the favorfte cam
didate to succeed NJ. Ioubet is Henri Bris-
son, who is still in the prime of life and has
behind him the experience of vice president
OF the chamber, PRECEDENT Of the chamber
and president OF tae budget commission,
besides succeeding ID. Ferry in 1885 as
premier.
THE OUTGOING CABINET.
The cabinet, which has resigned, was as
follows: NJ. Loubet, president of the coun-
Gil and minister OF the interior; NJ. de Frey
cinet, minister of war; NJ Ribot, minister
Of foreign affairs; NJ. Bourgeois, minister
OF public instruction; NJ Ricard, minister
OF justice and public worship NJ. Cavaig-
nae, minister of marine; n. Develle, min
ister of agriculture; NJ Jules
Roche, minister Of commerce.; NJ.
Viette, minister of public works
The cabinet was coldly received
From the first the cabinet has had most
difficult task, being assailed by extremists
from both sides. Its downfall seemed q
foregone conclusion since the vacillating
course OF Premier Loubet in respect to the
Carmaux strike.
CAUSE OF THE DOWNFALL.
Within the past few days events have
ripened rapidly in Panama affairs, and
there has been a growing feeling that the
government was deceiving the country.
Hence to-day, when the chamber met,
there was a general disposition TO exact
more information regarding Reinach who
Is supposed to have been the chief
beneficiary Of the alleged Panama misman-
agement. When questioned by NJ. Brisson,
M. Rtcard showed a purpose to shield the
Reinach estate, or at least give no salts
made to disgorge should guilty completely
be established. When this became evident
majority Of the chamber declined longer
TO support the government and the defeat
was followed by its resignation.
CLAIM THAT REINACH rs ALIVE.
The intense popular interest in the
Panama canal scandal has been increased
by a story of the Gdulois that Baron Rel
mach, director who was supposed to have
died few days ago, did not die natural
or unnatural death but had fed to a foreign
country to escape criminal prosecution and
had reports of his death circulated merely
to blind those who wished to expose the de-
tails of his connection with the company.
This story has found widespread credence,
but it is yet to be vouched for.
Before the parliamentary commission of
inquiry to-day Deputy Delamarzslle testi-
fed concerning a conversation he had with
Charles de Lesseps in 1890. NJ. de Lesseps
then spoke, he said, Of large amount paid
to bankers, editors and private promoters
TO induce their aid in floating the company's
successive loans. M. de Lesseps mentioned
no names