The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-01-21
the estranged couple, but official advices,
however, do not confirm the report.
THE INVESTIGATION.
Andrieux Again Called Upon Regarding
the Bribery of Deputies.

Andrieux Again Called Upon Regarding
the Bribery Of Deputies.
PARIS, Jan. 2O.-The sole topic of con-
Cornelius Herr. The prospect of his re-
turn to France and the possibility that he
viii reveal the evidence which he holds,
excites general apprehension outside roy
alist and socialistic circles. The arrest is
regarded with a feeling closely akin to
picnic, and gravest fears exist on account
of the senate, whose members are be-
lieved to be threatened more seriously
than all others by Herbs return, and
everybody feels that the worst will come
out as soon as Herr shall come before the
examining magistrate. In view OF. Herz,s
capture, Liberte comes out with state
ment that the docume ITS seized upon the
premises occupied l Herr show that
Reinach was debtor and Ferz creditor,
as affirmed by Herr.
Before the parliamentary commission OF
inquiry today AndrieuX was called upon
to throw more light upon the bribery OF
104 deputies. He said he did not have the
original of the photographed list when
he submitted to the commission and the
name cut out OF the list, he said, was that
of a high political dignitary. He had
promised on honor not to reveal the name
and he must persist in this refusal. he
refused also to give the names mentioned
in NJ. Artous' notebook on the ground
that there was not sufficient evidence
against the men named, and he did not
wish TO blacEen their regulations ruth
lessly. AS to the check endorsed by M.
Davourst, clerk, presumably as agent for
some high parsonage, NJ. Andrleux SAID
he could only refer the commission to the
speech of NJ Bowler in the chamber on
1T ,.Afir cont .
try of finance.
Reverting to the Reinach documents,
NJ. Andrieux said he obtained the memoir
anda as to the There checks from Cor
nelius Herr, who received them from
Reinach. Andrieux did not know that
Reiaach had shown the memoranda to
Clemenceau. but he himself had once
shown them to Clemenceau. Herr, after
quarreling with Reinach, had sent to M.
Constans, then minister of the interior,
documents showing that Reinach had
tried TO poison him. Subsequently, how
ever, Reinach and Herr became recon
ciied.
AS to the checks mentioned in Arton' S
note book, Arton alone could give the de-
sired information. Arton was at present
in correspondence with several men In
Paris, notably with Boulangist Deputies
Georges Iaguierre and Terraill MermeiZ.
On the strength of NJ. Andrieux's testi
mony, the commission has decided to
summon Deputies Laguierre and Terraill-
Mermeix and Clemenceau to appear be-
fore them tomorrow.
There are three counts in the Indictment
against Cornelius Herr. The first con-
Germs 900, 900 francs received by him from
Charles de Lesseps; the second 1000, 200
francs received by him from Baron de
Reinach, and the third menacing letter
written by him with the intention of
matchmaking Baron de Reinach.
The total number of Arton checks is
now known to be 1,01O, of this number
probably majority is excluded from le-
gal consideration by the statute of limita-
tions. The parliamentary commission OF
inquiry may examine the stubs of these
checks, but the judges are boued to ig-
more them. The most important checks
in question, however, are drawn in 1897
and 1888 for the benefit of deputies, the
atrical beauties, and other professional
persons, mostly women and newspaper
men, some G, 600, 900 francs in all.