The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-21
menceau to appear before him tomorrow

menceau TO appear before him Tomorrow
for examination.
LONDON, Jan. 20.-The police have
sliced all of Cornelius Here's money and
effects. The medical certificates given
TO-DAY by the doctors summoned to the
Tarkerville House by detectives who ar
rested Herr seys that he Is suneriug
from affection of the heart. diabetes
from prostratitn and functionll derahge-
nent.
Result of Herz's Return
PARIS. Jan. f0.-The sole topic OF con,
versation in the chamber iobDies anu
the cafes this afternoon has peen .ne
arrest of Cornelius Herr. Inc prosPec'
OF bis return 10 France, ana the possl-
bility that he will reveal the evidence
which he holds against conspicuous poll
ticians and fuanciers, have excited gen
oral apprehension. outside or koyalls.
and Socialist circles the arrest Is resdIHcu
with a feeling closely akin 10 falic. lhc
c-ayest fears exist on account Oh 'he
Senate. whose members are belleVed 10 DC
threatened more seriously than all oihe,s
through Herzs return. Everybody ieeis
that the worst will come out rs soon as
Herr shall come before the examining
n.s gistrate. ,.o
In view of Herz's capture the Liberte
comes out with a statement Ss TO the re-
latlons between Herr ana Baron ue
Reinach. Documents siezed upon me
premises occupied by Herr, when ne hNeu
under the name Of Schwab. snow says
this journal, that Reinach was DEBTOR ana
Herr was the creditor, as was alirhieu
by Herr in his letter published In the
Cocarde last evening.
At the Palais Bourbon this afternoon
NJ Andrieux was the principal object
of curiosity, and at every turn he was
the centre of q little knot OF deputies VINO
piled him with questions as to Herr.
M Ardrieux reiterated his conviction that
Herr was not a spy for the Triple All
anoe. but. as stated In the Figaro inter
view, had striven earnestly to detach ltaiy
fl ON Austria hungary and Germany:
There are three counts In the indict-
ment against Cornelius Herr. The first
concerns the 100000 francs received by him
from Charles de Lesseps, the second
100000 francs received by him from
Baron de Reinach; the third, the menacing
letters written by him with the intention
of blackmaihng Baron de Reinach.
The total number OF Arton check foils
is now known TO be 1,10L OF this NUMBER
tiobably the majority are excluded from
legal consideration by the statute OF ilth-
tation. as the checks were drawn before
1885 The Parliamentary Commission OF
Inquiry may examine the stubs Of these
checks, but the judges are bound to ignore
them. The most important of the checks
| in question, however. were drawn In 1871
| and 1883 for the benefit or deputies
| N eatrical beauties and newspaper men.
The whole sum involved by these stubs
| Is some 5000. 900 francs.
M. Andrieux told the Parliamentary
| Commission Of Inquiry to-day that some
years ago he had from Brazil a letter
signed Amala, in which Baron de Reinach
was accused OF having hired the writer
TO poison Cornelius Herr When the let
ter was shown TO him. Reinach pretended
that he had wished merely to frighten
Herr into leaving Paris. The letter from
"Amala," however, was in no way Jocu-
lar. but apparently meant business. AFTER
| the reconciliation between them M. An
| drieux said Renach was anxious to have
his son mary Miss Herr