Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1899-09-14
DEMONSTRATION &C IAVRE.

DEMONSTRATION &C IfAVRE.
IIAvRE, September 1O.-Thc Socialist
and Revolutionary groups demonstrated
here this evening against tho verdict
The police dispersed largo crowds and
made fifteen arrests.
THE BUSINESS END OF 1T.
BUDAPEST, HUNGARY, September TO-
The scmi- official statement has boon is
sued {: A movement is on foot against
sending exhibits to tho Paris exhibition
in 1000. Many intending exhibitors
havo withdrawn their notices of partici-
patton on tho ground that tho state of
things in Franco rcndcrs it unsafe to send
exhibits.
EXPRESSES INDIGNATION.
PARIS, September 10.-The Revision.
ist press comments upon the verdict
with tho deepest indignation, declaring
that the battle between tho civil and mil
itary Courts will continue until tho vic
tory rests with tho Court of Cessation.
The Steele has opened e subscription
to erect an expiatory monument in front
Of tho Palace of Justice at Ronnes, to
iStiii'i i'tttlS vi blllo ouG-
rage Oh Justice.
The Temps referring to tho rumor that
tho Court martial signed recommend
alton to mercy, but only as regards deg
radiation from military rank, says tho
nero mention of cxtenuating circum-
stances proves that tho judges had
doubts, of which tho accused should
have received tho benefit, and it urges
tho RcvisiOnists to remember that in Or
dor to demand justice from tho country
it is necessary first Of all to act with
fairness.
The Gaulois says: ga great move
ment of Renaissance will spring from
tho Droyfus caso."
GA COwARDLy VERDICT"
BERLIN, September 10.-Thc Droyfus
verdict causes feeling almost of stupc-
faction i'll Berlin. 1t has been hoped
that tho statement of the Roichsanzoiger,
as omanating directly from Emperor
William, would have rendered impossi-
bic the repetition of what is described
as zone of tho greatest judicial and po-
litical crimes Of any ago."
1t is universally agreed that the second
verdict is q grave political blunder, Il
violation Of the laws Of civilization and
an act of moral cowardice, which tho
world will find it difficult to pardon.
Tho German press unanimously de-
scribcs the verdict as cowardly and i'm
polite, not to say criminal Tho Cologne
Gazette says 'It is q cowardly verdict,
in the barbarous spirit of tho middle
ages. by this crime tho judges have i'm
posed line of domarkation between
Franco and tho rost of tho world, which,
although it will not prevent diplomatic
intercourse or stay tho cotton exchange
of products, will according to ali tho no
tons OF right, justice, honor, tolerance
and ethics, which tho civilized world
bears with it in tho twentieth century,
for that barrier only to be removed by
timo and laborous efforts.
LONDON TALKS OF THE VERDICT.
LONDON, September lit would bo
difficult to describe adequately tho in
dignation tho yordict of tho Dreyfus
Court martial has evoked everywhere in
England. Tho oxcitomont in tho jewish
quarters of London is only natural.
Special prayers were offorcd throughout
Saturday in all the synagogres on bohalf
of DreyEus, and as soon as tho verdict
was known Jows and Jowcsses woro
seen at cvory street cornor, expressing
oxccration and many sobbing BITTERLY
At tho music halls the nows was greot~
cd with groaus and hisscs. In tho
Frcnch quarter Of London thore was
much excitement, accompanied by somo
street fighting. t..,. ,...@.."...