New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-11
C. DE LESSEPS AGAIN ARRAIGNED.
HELD WITH BAIHAUT. BLONplN AND OTHERS
FOR ALLEGED CORRUPTION IN THE MAIIhh
OF THE LOTTERY BONDS BILL.

OF THE LOTTERY BONDS BILL.
Paris. Feb. lo-Ex Minister Baihaut Senator Berai'
ex Minister and Deputy An,onin Pious'' DepuN
Durrc de Ia Fquconncric cx.Deputy Gobron, Charles
do Lesscps Marius Fontane. Henri 'o''u anu W.
pond,u wore araicned In the Palas de Justice yes
.ordov on charges OF corruption IN conn'c'loh WIN
the Panama Lottery Bonds bill. The indictment on
which they were arraicncd sets forth that d ho'e
has been found among the papers oi 'naIi'S ''s "o
lessons showing that NJ. Baihamt asked Tor iooooo'
francs for introducing the Panama Dl' III '' .n
hers The measure was laid OF the tapie !" "'o
Cho,,,or of IDENTITIES on June Il. and on the same
hav charles de- Io<sc1s tsued two oash Vo"o'l'' NV
amonnt OF which VI. Fontanc received on tue ,,
day On receiving the money NJ foh''"' .,,
a,e,v handed 100000 francs TO NJ Dio'ui"' WV ~
tho money to B4lhaut at the senate "h'"
1vno o1 NJ. Blopdn paid NJ. Baihaut i"r'her sum
~ 1o5 600 francs NJ Baihaut, after at rs' s
,hoo facts finally admitted them, ana also nol''''
that he had applied Of 12'Ooo ana ''oo' '''"''
n the purchase Of Italian rein = -
,rh Indictment concludes by detailing the various
charges against NJ Fonanc and Charles oe i','sep''
n was accused Of hrbing Baihaui, ana aso u h''i7
induced NJ Arton and the late baio" "'''"'
rup, senator, and Deputies. o ,r
up n,,o, &, accused Of having received money loi
,erfornInr an act in the execution OF ms ou,'' !.
rors,ing which he was rot entitled l" pay i''''
Blondin /, charged with being party 10 '"' '''."r
lion OF Baihaut. Arton. who Is ho' nh"er - ''i
tncl udp ed inGlftmtlt,
,,c LEGISLATORS. and Deputy sans-Leroy Is c."se"'
,re pailrut with having received money to influence
VII action as q public official. The Figaro expresses
tho boIIof that the trial will take place III INC N'
Cont OF the seine carly in March
Joseph Rcinach. sOniraw OF the h'e h'I'" "
mach has sent to VI. Monchiconit, o'hcai Ili'"u"'
t,c Panama Canal Company, the sum Of "'''oo 'i"''
hich bc had received from his fatherinhw In ln7''
pooacb had received this money as do%ry lor d lh
vie but he gave notice some tlme ago aI @ II, I'm,
return 1t If it proved to have come HUN
Aneeax propose TO pTOf$e%1s $e%Snos RSp"S ON e
SharGc Of SANDER Dcpaiy lrcnc represent. cor,rn
in chamber beng naiyr IL n",ed o, t t ilno hi ygor in
Controversy. and has taken pat M III an ar nr,ic,c pn
among them on Td' and NJ nna with NJ Mayer Editor
OF LA Lanternc
Tho cable dispatch Is a little incorrect III S',is
.n, t,o ~ 200 francs RENTED TO the State By NJ
In.onh Rciuach represented the dowry gwen 10 hi'
wife by his uncle and fathcrn-law, the ia'e i''o"
pcinach This dOwry was much INFECT uu'' ~ ~
yourc Joseph Rcinach, who Is Deputy anu 'i,'''
of d" La Rcpnblique Franchise was accu'ea Oh ""N'e
received about 10000 francs OF ihc raniha nun .
ue declared before the Chamber investigating "o''
,,,o thot ,be check had been given hlm by baro''
n,noch In martial repayment Of GO0OO francs w'o"
,ho witness had advanced for the expenses oi ."H'
| and notary fees incurred on the occ'S'on VI
marriage and which were to De piid DS 'e o'"
<.,hor the charges pr ''"' WI"
| - y, nancy transferred by marriage contract II
,, ,noar that the dowry amounted 10 more thdh
E, 600 ono francs. NJ Joseph Rcinach never receiver
ono cenume of IT, but, he suspects now '""' ''e
| announcement made him by Baron hei'ach "ie"
| - ,, maid ont OF the Panama money cceNcu
M A. ,a,t.r bc has refunded II. NJ. Joseph heihach
and his wife had previously taken leeai s''p' y,
a,. that they renounced any claims tha' 'he! "s"'
n.,. u,on ,he Baron's succe 'sion. lh's a'"o" wa
- hanos, and sensible, for II has been SHOWN '''
80 Do,nocb was the debtor ana not 'he er'u''o
of Cornelius Herr, and acceptance Oh Suo'''''
- sa,cerous than advantageous.
A, to OK Minister Baihant ana Bloh''h' Z" o
| - ,n mad. ont against them. In the Ioi""'hs
sr.. NJ Charles de Lesseps had declared 10 "',
,nsao ~ instruction that NJ Baihaut had rc'eNe'
~. 600 froncs for submitting TO the CH'mper "''
o. ,ori,,pp the issue OF lottery bonds VI. bai
pm PHI, re,ortcd With n Hat denial tbrn VI ue ub,
| niH' ma ,,at tho money gwen 10 NJ boiuin, ,n
s".u IN co oIetween. The latter In a stoIriS al a
ta~ with Bahau in presence OF ,ne '5ho,ted
| ei.h," a,.ing RECEIVED the mCney, whlrh ne H.,
ni'teut tnet,m, wbo finally admitted the truth % i,o' h
10 n"i ,mrv n appears that when ne gave tne t Nv
~. Va" i,ondn Charles de Lessrps siiiu trnm
III Lnnw that has really renchen ba," n ,,d Dc
sh. hnr, cannot expect n receipt !! Biohun , .h NJ
whom o"nn S Raiinui the first time he me, the ,, n,
rs.oPa How is everything going on :. ana u n'' n ,rcn
ler,rd yer, I'm these words Everything goes as Wei e
ans nxn,c,ed this would prove that nc irau
as n. money from Bcndin. Ihis h',ie I'm IN Se
celveu scrmed r 10 The satisfaction OF NJ 'h'reS u"
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