Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-09


ID rendered 40 aio3 9. M.
p-,ns was sentenced to ten years
i-rdioument
r.ss.s sspt9.- The appearance Of tho
.,...t when ilenuca nwokc this morn
II, isn DO doubt 10 the minds Of any
j.. bat tho nnai crisis ~ the great
,.Inibssn reached. Instead of scat
"a go darm5s guarding the Vicinity
ftbs rarl1 and the iyccc, the whole
IAN bHHIai with soldiers. all the
l,,u rear thc court were guarded az
-isrss uy double lines Of infantry,
tap s5nrarlsa of Infantry sat on the
church nsfr adjoining the Lyoec with
flr arms stacked iu front % them,
vhHs Doe court yard " the prison ana
HtaHaus other points cavalry could De
ata .H ttl.u.sa.
E,ary pHe entering the court was
aaf.et.l % thU closest scrutiny, Even
h. aonsu who attended the sessions
str deprived ui their small Hunuhndca
tfr lslur permitted 10 pass.
a nfrar crowd than usual witnessed
De passage 0f DrgyfuH from the prison
d b. Lycec but the crowds were mo-
sh.r large. and aside from the pres
ru y Che military the town was aH
trHIuiI as Dy,I
III mlrulue of the day which was
% ls5.Ie pUEius fate broke dull and
atfI.u aud che court room was allied
uh o CnlA uuHlmplthctiC light which
zoo alUHsf 90 the proceedings. This
ru enhanced 10y the grave aspect ~
Doe audience The faces ~ the judges
il0 reflected the sulvmnity 81 the oc-
ui1n
~ hst aorslou Of the court martial
s,tdsl li 900 h. M. Madame Labor
adt amorF thr fUW ndi-f present. and
IN the press seats thory were only about
,Ny up0riHns The pr.suucr looked
flihtl and ln 90 health.npparcntly sur
'I.rg from thv great strain,
~ pemlurH resumed hla Hpcech Tor
hs la'e1- which was interrupted yes
to-day by thU adjournment Of the court.
TIE audience listened 60 his remarks
aiih ihs most serious attention. ana hc
followed Che Judges closely, In his APP
IlI 0 ihHm be- strongly aCCcntulted
h. u0ris You must not cay thing
aa possibility a judge must have hiH
Walt SO doubt must root ON the con.
t.ltree u o. judge
Baron tuHg.l. OF Halloween. thr lord
'td Justice OF England. wua again
pstht Among the prominent Wlt-
rHls only senator Trurlcux, the fore
tgf minister uf Justice. remained ttut.
% h tht front row OF winners ugatr.
la iht second row ~ the privileged
llaE NguE the judge. aut Mttthiyu
pnq'u brother OF the prisoner lila
ti1tal eyes and clrewou fHcc reelected
90 anxiety uuI anguish, 10 was vyl-
t.tl nat b. bad not slept during the
lsli llr was attlrcd 10 black Cap
lh DuyluH cat beside % captain ut
tea9irues and ns NJ. D'mungo re-
llli4 ht arguments made Ia tho speech
" Ne government cummlsHary, Major
NafffV, the prisoner continually
lnvl Dr. tuo. toward Matthew, tu
watch the eject II had upon him,
captain breyfua. however, did not
tsQhy ihg Intense emotion with which
ha heart ln this critical morning must
nave bgu hurHt
H.h 1armoH were plentifully disttib-
.ll hmonF the audience ana posted Ia
". iargWayH around the court room
ln,ir waH ID pleasant contrast In their
I'lN blue uniforms. with white cord
uHmlnga. 90 the sober attire Of the
LiIuiy NJ tho spectators. A. they
aafh1l what was going on Ia the
w lhelf hands rested ON the black
..Algf mau.E ln which rested big army
t.Nefa The silence was broken only
y zoe occasional rustling OF n report
~ loie book, or the neigh Of an Hrtll-
XVI horse plcketed In street beside
w., llcgy Now and then there was tho
-lq 1i mttlinT rifles or the clunklng
,,'.l VI some officer hastily crossing
W. .olri yard whore the troops wero
n pemluge continued his plea until
court suspended IT, session at W
vN.aA ul which time II was announced
,1.' counsel would need another hour
w. conclude hlH speech after which, tho
s-lsts u was added, would retire "a
'gr.'lgi ihe verdict
M, court VIII then be cleared 4 bell
~, w ~ fuug Just before the judges en-
all second hell win be ruug q
".alle 0r 90 later.
Of lhg doors of the court viii be then
.'fg ana mo- more persons viii be al
"4gl Go return 10 the hall.
!ht troops qunrtored IN the chapel
gsuu Hielinry NJ the Lycce are largely
10, Emergencies.
Nler 81 Dcmange had spoken Mol,rc
t1.'1ll arose ana formally renowned
ns ilght 90 plead.
sal. HhhNNNA W W. AHNAAAANAAh' NHHN =
,h.nlll piece ~ oratury. His voice
,en.l.lu'lerel through the court and echoed
,i-,'lge' piicers and troopers sta
s .,lta 100 the court yard crowded "a
t,.,il glimpse OF the speaker, while
,,'H,le lhe hail, many OF the audience
'gT.e moved 20 tenrs.
LUZ speech was very carefully ar
i-nbll and was devoted to demollsh-
~ l'n' ny stone the edinCe built u1
~ we general stan, going over every
~, Drought up In the bordercuu and
ar.i ,'ik tle arguments OF Gen. Merciei
H. zen. Roget. The lawyer declared
Ky l'n not believe Henry and Ester
o'n, were aceumpllces, otherwise Henry
pne,s nave suppressed the b0rdorenu
iie, lehry might have given informa,
,,s 20 tslerhazy, believing him TO be d
~ ~ Of honor, and when he discovered
a. mat he had put his hand In that
traitor, he committed forgery up,