The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-01-18


FiEht-AnArphi.ts Captured the Hall
aad the Proceedings Develop Into sas-
urnaiia-o.hsr pl.orderly Dsmon,tra-
don, at Lyon, aid NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Siu,teriug,.
PARIS. Jan. liza semi-ofllelal note,
relative TO the demand that the alleged
confession 0. Alfred Dreytus TO II. Lob.
run. Isenaud should be published, says:
ar the government conceded the de-
mand II would bring under discussion
and appear to place In doubt the au-
thor!ty OF the preyfus decision. More
over the government does not consider
1; has the right to make such a conimu-
nication, for reasons analogous 70 those
which determined tho court martial
to try Dreyius behind closed doors"
There vas great excitement in the
chamber OF deputies to-day, when n.
Cayaignac, Republican, demanded a
discussion OF the seml-ofiic!al note Is
sueG .o,uaS, IN which .me .,,asas
ueeitheu W ,.iun1 ,, puo ~,
confession Oh aitreu ass Ds tus AZ
Leorun-hehauo. the pienliet, ~, W. ~ ~ !,
nue. ~ fetusns " u,ss.s "" - q, =
declared that u tne ItiaiLot so'.a .,a,s5 ~,
immaculate oiscuss1ois 'he eNoi'ses /" ou'e
resign.
Lhe mouse then oy vo.e ot ~ SiV 5,sons " 80
auopseu iio'ioi sne's''s '"e '''N1' i',.-s-
sion.
A great antl-Dreytus and anti-semite
aroaI ax,r.ord,norv scsnos ,r,.s Tho neIph.
hor,,,d ,yo. n,r,ded nv zno,Ice mount.
"A "a =, 90, ,nd tbe =, ,,dlv srowIny
-. ,...sa.,, ,,o ax,t,ar,o,, A. a
s.o"u 4"ste az 80.
O'Clock on the opening OF the h'eeItis' NEE 'INas'
the hall was seething sea OF human
ity. crowdlns every part. gestculating,
shouting "a has Zola" "Vlve fArmee.
and "VIve 10 Revolution Soclale." The
members OF the antl-Semite committee
displayed banners bearing the inscrip-
tion, Death TO the Jews" and other
inscriptions. II was soon seen that the
5000 present consisted largely OF anar-
chIsts and OF others bent on opposing
the students.
On u. .Guerin, the president, propos-
Ing that the tonory presidency be con-
ferred upon n. Rochefort and NJ. Dru-
mont, a great uproar ensued. the an
archists trying to wrench the banners
from the antl-semites. scuflles took
place. In which two OF the officials were
NJ. Thiebaud delivered an address de-
nouncins the ana utsins tne meet
Hils': 70 :suppot' 'ie so'e'n.ist'' ss 'l't's1.
TumuI,s and fights for the banners
.o,,,.,,o,, ,,,,,. ,,,,,,,,,r ,.,,,,.,,nr "a
cont''iueu i' wiz. 'lou.ine' ""'ss.ns asiu
singing or the harseillalse ana the Car
magnolc. while ". ThIebaud proceeded
In a violent speech, declaring that the
Dreyfus scandal was the Commencement
of q social revolution by q band OF
scouadrels desiring to overthrow ev-
erything in order to raise traitor"
The scene now became saturnalia.
The anarchists removed the iron stair
case, giving access 70 the tribune SO
that the committee was unable to de-
scend. Free fights began around the
flags. Finally the students chased the
anarchists out OF the hall. The organiz-
ers OF the meeting then seized the flags
decorat ting the hail and arranged a rem
devious at the military club, crying
"yiye pArmee."
soon the anarchists returned and break
ing open the great doors, began further
hgntihs.
1t,s o,,eo.5 TIM, save,a, vsre ,,;r--
eo. finally 'he stuoeflss were van
quished and the anarchists replaced the
ladder and Invaded the tribune. led bv
NJ. Courtois, flourishIng a red flag and
all shouting "Copspuez Rochefort."
(spit upon Rochetort); Long live 20
la" The disturbances continued the
anarchists declaIming from the tribune
against the army and acclaImlnc Drev-
fus. Some OF the Injured people were
carried out with their faces covered
transferred To the streets where the