New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-01
NJ COTTU'S RETURN AND ARRLsI.

he GAVE HIMSELF UP TO TIE PARIS foi"|E
vo,.p ppovIyFS,- ACCUSED MES At MAzAs
:, VIII no remembered that NJ. Henri Cottu, one
n, the Panama directors, could not DC io"'"
NM Charles de Lesscps and Marius foh'a"o ''.a
Don,,v sans.I eroy were arrested. lie was a. Ni.n"'
,o tho Comm,ssaire O; Police presented hlmsei "'
b,s bouse: II was said that he had been warhen w
forcand OF his impending arrest, and hau 'aheh n'7
Mime Cottu has denied this Tiinor' ana "'i
has been published an Interview In In r""'''
Mrc Cottu, according to THIS ih'er'e"' "' VI
course deeply affected, but she preserved all her
,,,oee ard promptly took measures ADVANTAGEOUS
In her husband. She did not say In thc i"'cr'ie"
~ enorted in n cable dispatch, that II things dd not
,urn out well VI. Carnot would not be ffesceNl '"o
months hence. ..,
"My husband" she said. has nothing 10 reproac"
,,u.oI, Win Had he been informed OF the
., r.st he would have remained In Paris,
which he left only because business caiied pi"' ~
vion,o tclecraphed him the situation. ana hc wcht
mmcdi,tely 10 the French Embassy at the Aus'rh'li
c,nitsl 10 advise it OF his departure lie VIII pe III
pars next Monday and will surrender himseii 10 'e
Judge OF Instruction. n,
NJ Henri Cottu arrived in fact on mat oay' "e
~, IN. train however. at 4 station few miles from
pars and entered the city incognl'o, Ill orue' T" 20
came the surveillance Of the police ager's anu 10 a
% n consult his lawyers and certain devoted 1rchas.
H., ,roeopted himself at 10 80 a. m at uie o"oo VA
Tho Judge OF Instruction, and not nndne III" "c ~
,.,rs IN the Office OF VI. Tonny, Coinmlss'hre vi
pa,,o The latter was absent. too, and While walt
, o., h,,r NJ Cottu ordered hearty breakfast. |on'-
,s..,ro younp arrived In the mean time ana FI'eu
49, warrant OF nrrest, which he haa V"''
.,, N serye five days previously Mt M 'Ct'u nous"
T., ,h. Avenue OF the Pois dc Boulogne. Az nan p"''
h. w.s taken before the Judge NJ Franque'p' ""N
sent to Mazas Prison. ., and ~
Henri Cottu. according to LIS custom ""~ " ~
Il. usually appeared on Broadway whch ne S'"' -
~ ,inNm.n House IN 1857 with NJ. Charles u'
.ss.r. uas elegantly dressed; his mns'ache" "eio
oa,, cured and his dsmeanor had iOst ho''"'e
~,, ,roo,cal air. some cable dispatches haNe
.,'ta,onIv coucd him Baron Cotu. lie Is no he"ipc'
=. 49, family NJ the Barons Cottn, one OF who"' "h'
~., ~ ., Macon In the Department OF saohec'-
Loire. 49, -, ,,os. MN, whom
.,o n,nc,ualIy rests I'm the, Plnana so'i''i'
80, Inor,es do Icsscps Marius FOntane ana ''i''''
- ia he.n Transferred thither after their "''.''
,..v oyom,nat,oa at the Palace OF justice pS
Imara rr,noueyile NJ ssns-Leroy was soou ue''
- anrcs .cd in spirit than were his TWO cohii'''''
n'', I,ano merely complained that his w:iich h:p'
'' .,, fron, him and given to the warcen pJ ti'
D.." , ..ho according to custom. Ind searched ,he
e,m ,a,orc taking them 10 their cells the WAUGH
".,urn.d IN him. As usual, also, tie pri onefs
Wns VIZ neNt morning were visited by tn pilson e,t ,,
tno Jncy are still kept IN clo,c cDhnne"ionI I
or p. COMMUNICATION with the outside woia az, a'
nh,cctrd TO the rnl OF the prison. s~eo Pne ~, thc
,';nc daily half hours walk. always aione p". VII
@ i,So other prisoners having money u'nP'n,9
cam ,nc ,n NJ the iall and have their meals roIs.
snw s out.idc and handed them by !ne gIarus WI" ~
hnroucbIy scrutinlze the contents OF hc ''nv nv ,h,
thns tbe iprodncon OF weapons or druss ior ''e
prcvcs az ~ sniede. and other suspicious articles