Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1899-09-16
DREYrUs FOUND GUILTY.


REsxRs, France. September 9.-The
text OF the Judgment is as follows:
TODAY, the 9th day Of September. 1899,
the court-martisl Of the Tenth Region
Army Corps. celebrating behind closed
doors, the president put the following
ouestion Ts Alfred Dreyfus. Brevet
Captain, Fourteenth Regiment Of Artill-
cry. probssioner on the general staff,
guilty OF having. in 1894. entered into
Vaccinations or held relations with 3
foreign power or one Of lite agents to in
duce il 10 commit hostility or undertake
war against France, or procure il the
means therefor by delivering the notes
and documents mentioned in the docu-
ment called the bordereau. according to
the decision of the Court Of Cessation Of
June 3. 1892
1.-The votes we're taken separately. be-
ginning by the inferior grade and young
est in the last grade, the president having
given his opinion last. The declares
on the question by . majority OF five votes
TO two, : Yes, the accused 10 guilty.
"The majority agreed that there are
e~xtsnusting circumstances. in consequence
Of which, and on the request OF the Com
missary OF the Government, the president
put the question, and received again the
votes in the above mentioned form.
"As . result, the court condemns. by .
majority of five votes 10 two. Alfred Drey.
fus to the punishment Of ten years. deien.
ton.
The verdict Of the French court-mar-
tisl is regarded by eminent lawyers Of
both continents who have followed the
case in all its details, and have carefully
noted the procedure, as grossly unjust.
Expressions Of severe condemnation char.
a~cterize all editorial comment Of the great
daily papers throughout the United
States and the principal countries Of
Europe and there now seems to be a
movement on foot that may result in a
universal boycott on the great Paris Ex-
position in 1900.
New YORK, September "a cable TO
the Sun from Rennes says: Mime. Drey-
fus says her husbands past punishment
in Q cell ON DEVILS island cunts double.
That is, as he was confined in a cell for
nearly five years. this punishment Is equiv
alent to ten years imprisonment in a mill
tary fortress. She says her husband will
be q free man on October 18th. An emf.
nent French lawyer confirms this state.
ment.
The answer to Dreyfus' appeal Is ex-
pected within ten days or two weeks. II
the decision is adverse and Dreyfus is sent
to Corsica his wife may accompany him.
She will not be allowed to live with him,
bat will have the privilege of visiting the
prisoner on regular days.
NEW YORK, September IA cable to
the Journal from Paris says DR.. Pozzi,
the physician attending Captain Dreyfus.
says that the condemned man 10 hopelessly
ill. The physician say that Dreyfus may
live only . few weeks, and that he can live
In any case only q few months. He says
the condition of Dreyfus is such that milk
and soda water form his only nourish-
ment. His stomach can hold nothing
more. The Figaro says that particulars
regarding Dreyfus' health have been com
municated to the Government.
BosroS. Mass, Sept. lathe Boston
Post has the following dispatch from Paris:
Generals Roget and Mercier have offered
On the part Of the army to demand from
President Loubes the pardon Of Captain
Drsyfus II the Jewish committee will drop
the matter and on the condition that Drey-
fus shall live away from the large cities Of
France for three years"