Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-15
DO THIRST FOR LIES
Sensational Charges Made By
Deputy Roulede.
The MINISTRY IS UPHELD
Ch~rsc> D~i<~>-p~ Escfss. 90 Give Any
information a. the Panama Lot
sery sssprcss Trial

PsnIs. March li.-There was another
exciting ssrne IN the chamber "a depu.
ties today. ~ Clsgny said that he
wished 10 qoesfion N. Ronquires 6e
Bois>erin regarding his attack yesterday
ca Madamr Coitu President rcrser re-
fused a. pcrnit the question b bc -
fefei Tor the reason that the del.atc had
fccn cis@eSt
Paul 4, Ronlcsie complained that the
pressed IS expression that the eosern-
n.fst sas q sosernment ~ liam. Ap-
piaai.< on The firht and cfies Il protest
fFsfn the left.
n. nrsrd minister - fnance. left bis
sraf and ~aikrd toward de koalesle.
shouting .; the Boulangssf chamrioE.
A general urroar followed Ia All I,arts q
The chamber At length quiet pas re-
stored and NJ Tirara returned 10 hls
should b. censDrsd and excluded tempo
rsfiis frsm the holise
DE Esnieir reclaimed: III l am ex-
pelled viii go 10 the country and DE-.
clare that the chamber il fhlrsting for
lies and could not listen 10 the truth
This created ne~ sensation. and Al the
request of the president. he Eouiesis
Withdrew the offensive expression.
lpdor-e the Governments
In the senate today. n Loui-.,. the
former premier. denied thA, he had eon.
nised IN the alleged bargain which
Madame coffu had charged hat
Soinour, had offered 20 her. NJ Loul,et
de;ied anyone % prove ,haf he ever po~
sessed list 20 deputies implicated IN
the Panama scandal
Senator Halgan ~ Ncnoee urged that
If Madame Coitu had committed perjury
she ought 10 te prosecuted. lie added
that II VI. Loubcf had not scen fhe iist.
NJ. Consfans bad seen N.
Senator Constans. the former minister
~ the interior. replied that be had neser'
possessed any such lisi-
Premier Ribot said that IL was In
famous 10 suggest that President Cannot
ever possessed llef ~ the character
stated. NJ. Ribof added that he would
protect NJ Solnours. as be believed that
he did not attempt - bargain With
Madame Coffu.
The senate then divided on the qucs-
ton ~ confidence in the government
an d the government Was sustained by
vote ~ 3cs 90 ". the result being re
ceived with great satisfaction by the
supporters of the ministry
DcI~~~ey~ Win Mol Talk
The opposition ~ NJ Nonchicourt.
ofhcial receiver - the Panama Canal
company. Was read IN court This
deposition set forth that Charles Dsi>es
set~ had refused 10 communicate the
names % the b.neiiciariee II 100000
francs in bonds made payable o. bearer
The deposition ~ NJ. Henri Coftu. one
IL the directors ~ the Panama Canal
company. MAS next read. IL sci forth
that Charles Del.esseps alone managed
the payment 81 lump sums in behalf a
the company. Cottus deposition stated
that he merely approved the payments
without concerning himself al the desti'
nation ~ the money.
NJ Barbour read letter from NJ
Monchicourf denying that Charles De
Lfsseps had rent him scaled envelope,
or any list whatever Ia face ~ the de
niai offered by Charles DeI.esseI,s. tho
court ordered that NJ. Monchiconrt
should be examined before magistrate
in relation 10 the circumstances.
The counsel in the case then proceed-
ed 10 address the court.