Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-14
OUEYFUS REPORT
COMES MONDAY
Council Of Revision May Pass Upon
the Case That Day.
CABINET TO DEAL WITH 1T.


paris. Sept i3-The government
Commissioner attached TO the council
n revision may possibly iinlsh the re-
nor, on the Droyfus oaso before Mon
5,y. DO that case the council OF re-
Vision win give a decision regarding
tbe norita Of the appeal that day. and
ON che following day the cabinet will
decide whether measures OF olcmoncy
orr advisable.
Abiding 60 the foreign comments on
,he verdict " the Rcnncs court-mar-
tsi. the Temps sage "Tho invctcratc
enemies u France who are exploiting
Che uroyfus affair. as they do an Incl
dents ~ our national lifo. would have
made aa much capital out ~ ncquit,al
90 out of condemnation. Their hate
will not change. but they will not ale
vaya have 90 many listeners. Tor SIM
rIa people do not hate France. but .in-
fsfply believe her dlshonurel.
They viii return coon 20 most
iust appreciation OF things, and they
vHl mud that We are not dCyourcd by
fro from heaven and that we do not
lay6ur any one, oven among ourselves.
fat us work Tor peace and the aympu-
thles % the foreigners will be restored
With interest"
Tho Libertc announces on good an
thurIty that the government Will not
c6nyokc the chamber until December.
on the ground that the deputies
could not sit legally while the senate
D acting uH n hlgh court.
The Wopubllquo Franchise snya: IN.
Gal o. I ID
CO. "a number N his political friends
confidential letter asking their opln-
BON. rUEHrdiug the immediate cunNoca-
t.In of the Chambers"
a dispatch from Rrnncs sage Capt
ureyfuH continues In good splrlts, and
Do health ~ fairly satisfactory. nl-
though the stomach trouble stu cllng'
90 him. Madame Druyfua visited her
husband today and came away looking
cheerful She spent about an hour with
Mn. ~ Lnbon's assistant secs him
twice o. day.
Must NJ hlr walking hours are paased
On reading correspondence and Paris
literary news. iio De- under the Gam"
HIarlulin, Ha prior tu the trial. and n
o. Flowed 20 exercise daily In tho prison
yard. canvas screen ~ nov hung
ucr0sH the courtyard Co prevent him
being seen from wiuluWn VI houses ui-
jlUent. and Co prevent photographers
getting snnp shots ~ him.
s guard ~ forty soldiers ~ posted In
th. prison yard beneath his window,
ana sentry with loaded rifle and iiNcl
biy1uct ia stationed on the wall over
looking the second courtyard. whore he
tnkHn Die exercise,
ADVISES AGAINST HASTE.
81. Paul. sept. i3-Ar,hblshop Ire
land today asked Tor his opinion on
thH meeting TO protest against the Ngr-
diet uf thy N0nnga court martial, said;
10 BE- my belief that public meetings
ln America such as Il IL proposed 60
hold Tor the purpose OF protesting
against the sentence uf the Rcnnva
count martial are untimcly, unfair to
france and likely 10 breed rvgrcttablc
ulsipgling between that country and
our own.
- shah not deny that have always
bad In my heart deep sympathy Tor tho
unfortunate officer who has been under
TRIAL Iu RrunrH. ana that / had wished
and hoped that the sentence uf the
court would be- one of uUquittul, liut
% Do another question tn face the yor-
ei.l OF lhr court tho moment that Npr-
DICT hIs been declared with the uHser-
tUn that DO Be- plainly against truth, and
that the court from which 10 Issues H.
guilty uf base Injustice and Hucrilyrluus
perjury And II "a Sun more Hu another
question 90 lay upon France the crime
Ui tho verdict. n crime thcrr be- In H.
ana t1 throw az % whole people and ht
ihgf government Insulting oplthcu.
lHt uH wait,
This whole matter belongs to the In
ie'uul Tie ana o. the Internal admin
blNluu of France. ANA international
courtesy ua we'll as Justice bid uH talk
about % very carefully and very slow
~ fluncc u proud, sensitive nation,
NNH VIII NfHfHIN De- her right
lhlu' criticism and hasty Judgment of
h', acts hy foreign people and vspc-
'IA.b VIII she resent, uH ID IN surely her
Htll any uncullcd FOR Interference
WIN her Internal administration and
sny imprudcnt challenging Of her ma
Nonll honor,
France has been our friend OF ages.
shH was our friend when no other ma
Won huirlcudOd us. She b. our friend
l.lNt. She b. u sister republic, We
innuli pause long and seriously before
,y'hIhlnF' Huspcoung or offending
% can wen understand and explain
un present happenings In America. The
american people are most easily reused
70 continents OF justice and humanity.
iitIrhre, however, is the queen ~ all
,'.ll'H ana we should strive TO make
I'm what ! say / speak as an Amorl-
W America. I make no plea Tor France
NlhNuFh, because I know France, I
,'E' nor, despite her faults. and l hope
TOT nor despite her porils,'
Los ANGELES PROTESTS.
Loo Angeles. cat. Sept. l3.-Thc
uatrl Of directors NJ the Los Angeles
IlHher OF commerce today ununi-
u'NslN adopted resolution disap-
proving of the Dreyfus conviction, aud
A.. THIS great wrong II not undonc
Wy me French republic within ren-
Whahle time that the chamber would
,y,l,nr 10 make an exhibit ut the COM
uh IArlh exposition. and would active
p JOIN In movement 10 prevent the
.NVNhllturc OF any further public
".gl'y OF the state for that purpose"
,in' commissioners from the state Of
.nllolniu To the exposition were also
yNWpncd 10 consider the Availability
Impending without delay an efforts
Fl" make an exhibit nt Paris IN 1890
DRIVING nRIrIsu MISSIONARIES.
trouble In China aver Religious Teachers