The sun., 1893-01-21
Trinls Alliance but. as stated in the Flan,o in.

te.view hae siriven earncstiy to de,ach italy
from Austro- hungary and Germany.
the Parliamei.tnty Commission. ot Inquiry
that he would introduce in the Chamber u bill
foroiddng resirienss ,9i Pannms money id9 to
I0i deputies concerning whom he testified. on
original OF the photographed list which ho had
snymiltSd 70 no Commission: IN, Inc nning vh GM,
,oiieni M disni Tia ary. W lie had I Promised on Ills
honor not to reveal this name. md hn must
hers,sit in lis reiusnl ~ AP;risux ~ HlNp % re-
toms mite hook. on tho ground that there was
not sufficient evidence against tho men named
anni that io ~ not wish to blacken rcruta-
.,As;o DC check endorsed Ivy N: nayonst,
sonase. ": AndrtenN sall that hc could only
refer tue Commission to the speech OF NJ. l'bu-
sr y ra tns @ r ns & nyaSo fy S5 hf cnIsf cStS
oirciieIishi,ne The secret scryise tpnd. When
paid 100000 francs tn that journal as tn
price Of peace. Ile explained the mater 10 70
francs q" th" a@ "crep wpS sefvt" money and thus
had depleted the. fund. The Lan,ernc had
censed attacking Rouyicr. hut had continued
lievertinG 10 the Reinach iocur; ents. NJ.
Anirieux snid that he had ob,alne.i the memo
mach, Andricux did not know that Reinach
h n 'hoTn ho hnss ss aa GnSo shown
I;Sy'Ha isinsSH T%i sontS t NJ Gsns!sns thsa Minis
Tor OF the Interior. docum ants showing that
hr nnch had tried I" poison Jim Suhsn.
curntly. however. lteinnch and H.r2 hnl heen
tons notero"k. Arton. a!une could give the
desired Information.
Artor was at present in corresn2naence Tith
rtp
lanEist nenuics Georges Lnguerrc and Ter
On ,hs strength OF NJ. Andricux's TESTIMONY.
the Commission decided to summon Dsrutios
Lngnerr. ana Tcrrail- Mermcix and Cltncn-
aH Kitcr IeaVins HnT the 6' cnm,nssion H. Hndricux
passed. ecr"rni minute; H. conversation with
Deputies Delahaye and Mil!evove. to whom ne
reiterated III, stttenent+ a. regards Herz's
loyalty 70 France and his efforts to break the
W IN rleux told the Parliamentary Com
mis- 3lon oi inquiry to-day that some wears
ngo he, received from Gra2il a letter signed
cnssed. Of having hired the writer to poison
Wnon Tho letter was shown to him Reinach
Tighten iiess win into leaving M Paris. Tho letter
from Anal. ,howes or. was in no way ocular.
reconciliation. between tho two linen. NJ.
AndrieuI saii; Heinpch ,lc was anxious to have
nj The soh 1e"ps nFs says W ,ha. view OF stertanes
testimony as to hi- delivering 10 NJ. Clemcn-
ceau Baron de lteinnch' mrmorandi cnncern-
ing the bribery "t Deputies. NJ Tiburca
snmntonch .Cltmen".au TO appear before him
tomorrow for examination.
There are three counts in the indictment
against Cornelius Herr. The first con-
Germs the COCOON francs received hy him
from Charles do Lesseps: the second. the
de ]teinach: tho third. the menncing letters
written by him with the inteution Of black
mailing Baron de R.inach.
The total number OF hrton check fols Is now
known to he lao. OF this number probably
the majority arc excluded from legal consid-
checks wcro drawn h"foro 1855. The parli
mentnry Commission al Inquiry may oVnnine
the stubs .! these checks. but the Judges are
bound 20 ignore them.
Tho most important ot the checks In Ques;
ton. however. wcr" drawn In 1887 and 1883
for tho bcnnft OF deputies. theatrical bean-
ties. and other profess ionul persons. mostly
women ana newspaper men. The whole sum
involved Uy these siuys Is some G,OOO.OoO
francs.
IoNuoS IAN. ol.-The Paris correspondent
Of the DOiv ,Yr0Hic!p says:
The bulk of tho Herr interview nnb lished
~ the FCuy0 was probably inspired ty N.
hn'irieuX. !icr2 doubtless coniidnd the com
promising documents tn Andriaux. ard wa
therefore are. il all probability. on the eve OF
new disclosures.
1T is rather rema.k able in the face OF N.
Stephane's evidence. that NJ. CiGmoncrau to-
day refused to sign shorthand report OF his
reri!yinE."
Ths Berlin correspondent OF tho Telegraph
snrs tho German Govern ent contomplates
proposing to the powers that they withdraw
their Ambassadors from Paris TEN porarly MS
n protest against tho attacks made recently
upon Baron Mohrenham.