New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-28

,uxIsTER BoURGEOIS's PROPOSAL.
;s Ian. 27-M Franquevie, the eXamin-
..cistratc has found true bills OF accusa-
w on charges of corruption in relation TO the
w" .na Canal Company against the 1oliowlhs
I1- Senator Albert Grevy. brother OF the late
nen ',a.rt of the Republic; Charles Baihaut, eN-
-, 80, Of Public Works; eN-Deputy Gonron'
A'I r.outv Sans-Leroy, NJ Blondin, Charles de
..ns Henry Cottu, Marius Fontane, eN-M'h-
pouvier. Senator Beral, Senator DeVes'
80, Renault, Deputy Dugue dc la fauconnerio
nr,uty Antonin Proust NJ. franqucviilc
rs. from accusation Deputy and eN-Mlnister
~. Roche. Senator Thevenet and Deputy
Sssruel Arene, the ground that there Is no
.ss.ree warranting their prosecution.
II order TO prevent any general revival OF the
~. insinuations and mul-throwing, the Gov
s.r.rt is trying TO keep the matter as quiet as
Ish Should the Chamber of Indictments not
rp..srm the true bills, NJ. Bourgeois will propose
w., " Frsnqucville's report he considered con-
,.;,,,v bv the Chamber of Indictments ana the
rrs.mber of Correctional Appeals, whose decision
mid he regarded as invested with cAceptlonai
N.sor,,v If the true bills be vetoed. further
.,ocsedings will he abandoned.
~ Tranoe" saws that NJ. Ronvier will ask to
x~,ad ny
IT, announcement of NJ Franquevile's decision
-. ,.vived the languishing interest of the Depu-
~. u tho Panama scandal. Nothing else was
a;.eussed in the Parliamentary lobbies this alter
80, Groups of Deputies in earnest ccnversa-
~. ooncarninc the new situation filled the cor
W. ~ 70 n the Palas Bourbon. The chamber In
ns;"b tho naval estimates were being debated was
slmost deserted A.,
''lvIle Tvles Roche is expected TO precipitatc the
vt scene in the Chamber. lie was one OF tue
AZ Deputies for whose prosecution the speclal
ss,mission of the Chamber was obtained. In
view of his exculPation by NJ rran9uevine to ts ne
rnrnose in subjectng him to the suspicious under
xhfch he has suffered for five weeks
tn. proceedings against VI. Rcuvier and the other
Attendants originated In the discovery Of the counter
,o. of the socalled Thierree checks. which were
s,nnosed 10 have been burned. The committee ap-
ponted by the Chamber Of Deputies TO Investigate
The charges Of corruption In connection with faama
leeslaton received anonymous letter decmrlhs
that the counterfoils had been photographed ana
diving the name and address OF the ph,ngTapher-
This Letter was forwarded 10 the examining magistrate
NJ. Franouevile Tile latter sent police commissary
To the photographer and this officer succeeded IN lay
nr bis hands upon the photographs. The photographer
then admitted having six proofs from the negative
~ the counterfoils and having sent them 10 VI.
Thierrce lie added that he had kept two proofs iOr
himself and these lie gave TO the police offcer, wh'
afterward confronted NJ Tmerree with them Ihc
banker, being called upon 10 surrender any ploto-
graphs which might he In his possession, al ilrst
maintained that he had destroyed the original ter
fols, but ultimately admitted that he had intrusted
them to the care Of notary. whose address he gave
The commiSsary of police at once prcceedei t. the
no,sry's Office and there found the missing counter
foflS.
olowing Is list Of most Of the Therree counter
foils. published, each name representing one
check: Arene 10000 francs, OrsattD; Barbc 4oO,-
300 francs Cheyillard); Beral 10000 francs, ~
i.eves 10000 iiancs. Castelbonl Dugue de 10
2600o francs, simeon) x 600 francs aisonS; & A.
X-); X 100000 francs & ~; fesISa Siau; l3oo9o
Renault 10000 francs Renault; -, lo.Ooo francs.
--D: J. Roche (oO.Oco francs. schmtp; Bouvier
$4,000 francs, Vlasto): - 10000 francs, DaNOusp
Gofron go 900 francs, X-) Cornelius Herr 1.-TWO
ulions). ,, l.,
N. Pesson. ex-Deputy for the Indirect @ ore. e. Is
dead and NJ lie Quay, Deputy for the Pay DE- Dome
and ex-director of provincial affairs at the Minls,ry
Of the Interior is at present In the prison at MazaS'
implicated In the dynamite society anair
On the request OF VI. Tanon the Procureur-uenerai'
The senate and Chamber of Deputies granted per-
Mission for the prosecution of the implicated men.