Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1899-08-31

martial made the complaint This com
plant is made by the court-nar1iaI on the
Sth.
MAY, 1S9s-Second lola trial before the
court of Versailles under the presidency
of NJ. Perivier- TUmultuous scenes re-
suit when the court is declared to Lave
no jurisdiction.
JUNE. 1S9S-Minister Meline is relieved
from office and Nj. Brisson appointed to
form new cabinet.
JULY, 1S9S-M. Cavaignac. minister of war.
afHrmS in the chamber of deputies the
guilt of Dreyfus. His speech is voted to
be posted throughout France. Ex-Lieut.
Col P1cQu2rt is prosecuted for having
communicated papers of the ministry of
war to Nine. Ieblois. Commandant Ester
haZy and Mile. Pays are arrested upon the
charge OF having manufactured the
Blanche" ard ''Speranza" kilograms.
Third Zola-Perreux trial before the court
of the Seine and Disc district. Both are
sentenced, as before, to imprisonment of
one year and fine of 5000 francs. The
next day lola disappears mysteriously.
On the 23d his name is erased from the
roll of the Legion of Honor. Suit Of NJ.
PicQuart against Du Patty &c Clam. The
court of appeals sentences Messrs. Zola
and Perreux to ore month in prison and
fine of 5000 francs for defamation of the
experts BcIhomr0e, Couard and Nari-
nard. The defendants also have to pay
5000 francs damages. On the 30th M
Bertulus, examining ma gistrate. renders
a decision clOSlIlS the prosecution IN Inc
Blanche and Sperarza affair against Du
Patty de Clam, Esterhazy and Mile. Mar
guerite Pays.
AUGUST, 1S9S-The chamber of deputies
orders the prosecution of Lieut.. Col. Du
Patty de Clam to be dropped. On the 18th
Esterhazy is set at liberty. On the 30th
Lieut.. Col. Henry admits to M. Cavaignac
that he is the author Of the paper "Ce
capaille de D." He is arrested and i'm
prisOned in the MOnt-Valerion. On the
next day he cuts his throat with a razor
Gen. Boisdeffre. chief of staff, is dis
missed.
SEPTEMBER. 1SSS-Dismissa1 of NJ. Ca
Yaignac, minister CT war. Gen. Renou-
ard succeeds Gen. Boisdeffre, and Gen.
ZurlinGen succeeds NJ. CaVaignac. On the
5th Nine. Alfred Dreyfus writes to NJ.
Mornard, keeper Of the seals, asking for
a revision Of the trial of December, 1884,
against her husband. Lieut.. Col Du Patty
de Clam suspended from active service.
On the Goth the council of the cabinet
directs the court of cessation to order
revision of the DreyfUs case. Gen. Eur
linden is dismissed and succeeded by Gen.
Chanoine. Commandant Esterhazy is dis
missed ard disappears Immediately.
League of Patriots is reorganized.
OCTOBER, 18sS-Trouble at a public meet
ing caused by Messrs. De Presence and
Deroulcac. Attorney General Mar au fin
ishes his investigation and demands reTi-
sion CT the DreyfUs case. NJ. Leow, pres
ident of the criminal chamber, appoints
idence and confscatiOn of a table to Pay
his fine. The table is sold for %, eco francs.
On the 25th Gen. Chanoine is dismissed
and the Brisson cabinet ENDS. On the
27th-29th discussion in the criminal cham
Der of the court of cessation upon the
demand for revision.
NOVEMBER, 189S-The Dupuy cabinet
takes Office on the 1st. Gen. Renouard is
dismissed and replaced by Gen. Brault.
The criminal chamber decides that Drey-
is to be informed by telegraph the
demand for revision and to be notified
to present his means of defense. NJ. de
Presence is expelled from the Legion
of Honor. The court of cessation begins
its investigation on the 2Ist, ard hears
Gems. Roget, Gonse, Boisdeffre, n Pic
quart and others.
DECEMBER, 1S9S-The criminal chamber
receives communication concerning the
secret dossier from the minister Of war
JANUARY, 1SG9-M Quesnay de Beaure-
paire, president of the civil chamber of
the court of cessation, resigns. He is re-
placed by NJ. Ballot-Beaupre. The Grim
inal chamber examines Du Patty de Clam,
TrarieuX. Couard, BelhOmme, Varinard,
BertillOn, Colbert, EsterhaZy and Hano-
taux and proceeds to examine the dossier
of the minister of war.
FEBRUARY, 1S99-M. RenauIt- Norliere
reporter of the commission for the pro
cedure of the revision, reports favorabIy
to such revision. Discussion in the SEN
ate concerning a law to dispose of the
criminal chamber.
MARCH, 1S99-The senate votes to dispose
of this chamber and directs the entire
court of cessation to proceed with the
revision. The latter court examines again
the secret Gossier.
APRIL, 1S99-The Figaro publishes the rec
ord OF the investigation of the court of
cessation and is fired 500 francs. The
court hears Messrs. Lepine, Frystaetter
Bertillon and Roget.