Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-23

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PAsA. Juns - -Ths s1ory puhlishs<i
~ ths Coczsds. . Bouinnglss oegan.
that oas a ~ representatives had par.
lotaai erom the british emb>ssy IN Paris
p>p~ss showing that csfsala fr>nchmsn
had b~sn oaxaved in Heasooabis
srhenss against the French republic
hzs caused widespread curiosity - 10
the names of the men ss,cased and
the exact nature a ths charge against
them Az the newspapers concur tor
day m d~saand.ug that full explan~
ton II the stoTy 30 made al once. NJ.
Alllssoys. the Bouiangist deputy. and
his colleagues. who claim 10 know the
eontsats ~ the document and who had
sn latsFyies yesterday with NJ Dupoy.
The prime minister. and " Deveilr
minister q soreign sffssr. in connection
with the coearsie's charges. says that
the minizters refused 10 take Official
cognizsrce % the documents and de-
clsnei o. take charge of them. A. they
were requested o. do BY their visitors
~. uslissoye'~ sensation
In the chamber "a deputies ~ Mile
voye asked several questions coneerning
xhe eytrsdition % N Herr and the doe.
rments alleged u have been stolen frori
strong tox az The British embassy
With regard 20 the Hers matter. NJ D1-
rGy replied that f.ngland had done sv-
erythsng possible for her ia do 10 grant
the extraaItsou. -ss requested bs France.
A. for the sioien documents. Drruy
stated that the puhif. prosecutor could
take no knowirsige from stolen dosu.
mrntR.
ii Mlievoye then stated he had ,h.
text 81 several documents In respect II
the negotiations with Austin Lee. secuad
secretary of the British embassy in
Paris. all of which bore the date of
April }. l-.sk ~ Millevoye started IN
in 20 read ore II the documeatx
tie got a. far as Il saw
today clenenceau.- when NJ Deveue
interrupted him and begged the prcsi-
dent 81 the chamber 10 consider the
matter an international question. Rsron
Demarcayu suggested that the chamber
resolve Itself laio secret committee T.
hear the documents. but the suggestion
wss voted down.
VI. Ailieysye further accused NJ
Cl-menceaa u delivering To England
private letters that has passed between
NJ. Rsbot. lately prime minister snd
minister II foreixn affairs. and the
French minister t. Egypt; and between
VI. Rihot and the French ambassador at
Constantinopie
List OF .All~ged Brsbe~
lie produc.d a isst of names ~ the
persons and of the papers whom be al
legci England had bribed. and the
amount II money given a. bribes. He
read. amid an uproar that almost
drowned his voice: -. Temps $1,000
francs. Edward Lsmafiu. :D.o0o francs.
Le Jour. lsooo francs. Rochefort. 5000
francs: t'lemencesu. Jo.ooo francs
At this point the uproar and con
fusion in the chamber became tremensl~
osss. The members II the extreme left
afuar frous tbesr seats and demands were
made that VI. Hillevoye leave the cham
her. NJ Aiilevoye. however. stood his
ground. and when a semblance IL order
AMI quiet was restored. he shouted:
The y hole thing - a scandal Barbeau
received $4,000 francs"
NJ barbrau sprang from his seat and
exclalms1 II expect the chamber to
yiniicelS'my houor.~
NJ Ciemencean and all the members
% the fafty ~ the extreme left again
ars.~e from their seats and hooted ".
Msllesoye again started 10 read. bat W.
DcfoGitse. sho - also a Boulangist.
stated that he could not listen 10 him
and would resign he seat rather than do
81. The order II the day Was then
ulovei o. The effect that the chamber
conssem ned fb@ docnmeuts a. spurious
anu regretteei their tinse had been fsolisilly
Wasted iissesing 10 their presentation.
This xaS adopted by practically
unanimous vote. only four members