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

entering into Vaccinations 10 send so-
cret documents TO a foreign puwer2"
He then gave the answer that the
court. by q majority Of TO 2. found
Drcyfus guilty.
The silence was Immediately broken
by rushing " the reporters IN drop
their previously prepared tpl grams into
the letter box opening into the street.
gen d'arme received them and gnvo
them to the respective messengers FOR
transmission on the wire. The noise
called forth stern cry nf silence.
silence" and again al sound was
hushed until Col Jouauat finished
Hc concluded by saying the court
would remain Sitting until the room
was cleared. He asked the audience
To- 40 out quietly ana not 10 raise
shout u any sort
The gen d'nrmos then closed around
the audience and pressed them outside.
Not 70 word was raised hy any uuo 3y-
erythlng passed IN with complete calm.
A. the people emerged the gen
d'nrmcs Kept them moving away from
the court Te small crowd % people
outside Chcorod FOR the army but the
gon dnrmoa did not interfere, and
there was not the slightest disorder.
DREYFUs GOES TO CORSICA
The Judgment was read 10 Droyfua
w nm uNInlulUN llll' INNlh ny lIlN Nltl
~ the court NJ CoupgfH Dreyfua llH-
tened lmpnasiyc did not give the
slightest Hign Of emotion. did not utter
word and marched back TO prison
like an automntun.
II is understood Drcyfus will be sent
10 Fort Corto In the Island of Corai-
ca.
4 large crowd which the police kept
moving. waited around tho square In
which the telegraph office and the prln.
cipal cafes are situated When the
people learned the court had been out
an hour. 10 was argued th.a meant a
disagreement IN favor ~ Drcyfus. Tho
first indication of these w0tchort that
"a result had been reached was when
soldier on a bicycle came tearing
along as fast ne he could from the Ly-
Gee towards the artillery barracks.
The soldiers and gen d'nrmca keeping
the streotH free eat up In their saddles
and watched the hlcycllet ne long uH Dc
remained In sight This orderly
dispatched by the court returned, as
another I've or ten minutes clapaed be-
fore the army of reporters and mcgscn.
gers on foot and on bicycles came In
% wave M the street and the telegraph
ONCE wac In pnndcmouium, 10 was
literally packed with men ana women,
nll struggling towards the two little
windows where the dispatches were &C..
cciyed
In tho meanwhile the news 81 the
condemnation Of Drcyfus had filtered
out To the crowd. but Il produced no
excitement
THE JUDGMENT
The votes were taken separately be.
ginning with the inferior grade ana
the youngest in the last grade. the
president of the court having Co give
his opinion last The decision of the
court was uH follows.
THE court declares on the question,
by majority NJ i've votes 90 two, NC7,
the accused Dr. guilty the majority
agreed that there are DNteruatlnF clr-
cumstnucos In consequence Ot which
and ON recommendation % the com
mlssary Of the government the prcsl.
dent put the question ara received
again the votes in the above mentioned
form"
a. result the court condemns. by a
majority OF i've votes 90 two. Alfred
Drcyfus 90 The puulshmcnt OF ten
years detention.
The judgment then quotes the code
and the constitution under With the
sentence was delivered. with the article
of the law cniuining the government
c0mmiaHury 60 have this judgmcut I'M
mcdlntely read iu the presence ~ the
prisoner before tho assembled guard
under arms. and to n1tify him that the
law oliows u delay Of q hours lu which
TO lodge an appeal.