New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-06

among them came not word of sympathy, pu.
al''os VI, r -, MOTT 10 tratrer' was taken up by
them and repeated until the miserable man va
ont Of tie hearing of his tuImeh'olH. ot
was received from his escort az ,,i,, IN an
gate by four gendarmes. VINO paceu mn 80. III a.,
eerdinaTv nrison van and at $3.50 the troops
marched out of the parade grouhu {" '"0'e ~
their respective quarters. ,, ,ho ,risop
Capta.n Dreyfus. upon reacnlhs ~. ~ ,H
denot said 70 The governor Of the institution;
l,y innocence will be recognized some day
have confidence that IToNl"e"'' III ~ ~
will reveal the real culprlt.
,,,or Drovfus's height and other dimensions
had hoep taken. he was transferred to the
D.iso, 10 In Santf where he will remain until
he is deported for confinement in fortress III
accordance with his sentence.
DpEyrUs THE COOLEST MAN PRESENT
Although the ceremony of degrading inc con-
demned officer presented theaulcal aspect Z"
civilians it had so profound an impression uPo"
the military spectators that during 'he S""i
time IL lasted the representative 81 me "'.J~
Press counted within few lcet "a mn. %.
oficors whose trembling limbs were scatce!
able 10 hold them up, while huhuiruT ~ unor
officers and prvates. stood WIN t cnntroI
and streaming eyes utterly utape !" ~. 49,,
tbeir feelings The crowds OUTSIDE VINO Ncp' "p
q continual shout of Death 10 ihc 'r"''ol =.
came almost delirious. ana ndu wv ,.,.a =,
taken Mace in an open space IKE 'nc -
AM, var, ,ri,dos :, is absolutely certain that some
~ the most violent OF these fanaucs w'ul' NV
broken through the square ana t'''u ~ N"'"
Drcyfus. .,,. hundred men
,ho are thus degraded weep Ike children Dut
Drevfus was firm throughout. during M H.
ceremony ne appeared - be less ailrc''n ~" 70,
oInnos, arv other person present. Except INA,
hn vas Sung for an instant by the tauh's VI
his fellow officers. he was perfectly cool
TIL. GOODNESS Of preyfus recalls to the mind OF
q
vs-sailIcs in 1873 the indifference disp'aS"' ~
,n ma, who ircacnerously surrendered to Frih''
urodorick Karl the fortress city Of Metz. Win an
army NJ s0DD men. in October $50 hazi'he ""'
sentenced 10 death. but he was conscious ''"' ~
ING President THEIRS was too murh 81 ""''"''
bourgeois not 10 commute the sentence 10 'rn''S''
mon, from which the traitor could easily eScAp''
as he did in fact from The prison OF ~ ''"'
lslct Captain Droyfuss defiant air may Dc ~
palnel nv the hope that the Rothschilds and others
OF his co-rcl,ionisis $50 influential In french p'"-
ties. VIII como t. his assistance in one wy Wy
another ,gu. ho Will de deceived IN THIS nope.
for the french Hebrews are a. patriotic a. iher
Csthoiic or Protestant fellow -citz-n-. and because
we sentence OF TIE court-lrnr'fi seems W nHs.
been more than testified hy proofs of 'he captain"
Drcy<us is only mr,y-|our wears 90 - sas born
q, N.,b,,,., IN Ai-a.c whtr. ME flfhor had large
1eSr,nr cs4b.,.hn. M ir.r me wa ~ 80 ana
,hc ,rr.., ,ion ~ AsiD. ~ Germany. brryih- 10
ci,rci his determination o. rfan MS French nation
IL has even boon 1ld mas M b, enioyc1 'n'Is y
Frcnchncu. many privilege ~ M hhhir 'l ''-
C;erm,u authorities ai Mu.ho.se. Nn.cA privileges
were only ihe pr.rf of the treasonthic a't- per
formed Iv their brother the captain in the Frcn-h
Army lSut this Is "a mere ruwo: sif ~ D" i'iI7
during the excitement - the trial
Aired Drevfus entered the Polytechnic : hool.
and was assigned 30 the Artillery corps f' was
- r.uk ~ rsp,ain In the iith Artillery Regiment.
and attached 20 the general military stan IN faI.
There ne had access - important DOC. ~ ~. y
he wa- accused OF delivering 90 agents o' the Ger
nan Government l. WIS sild also mat me l1o",
~ hi- guilt had been obtained. ~ formerly f"Ai'l
here from the German Embassy. through we D4'
cry ~ az ,mploye And % Mas mainly on ln,s q.
count and 100 ORDER rj' . ih.-r any .nt'r
combinations. threatened by Count Muhr''f; u'
German Ambassador AZ PARIS that tp.alh Ai'. .
f,s US tried With closed doors lIghi may Nrf'r
he thrown therefore upon ihls di-gfhr riIl hHtir
u,,,n ~ real inpsrttnce any NOR" IMAM upon IN.
,notiv.s which NAV have lel Dretfus % commit
his Infamous act He Mas rich ana hti mafticn IN.
daughter OF a wealthy diamond broker ~ Eht.- hu'
{, was said though ntf proven. Al .''Ni ID M stI
era! public that captain Dreyfus iniilget ~ taHl-
bling and plea sures making necessary sun larger
fortune than he possessed