THE DREYFUS CASE.
COURT MARTIAL AT RENNES.
PARIS, September 4. I Owing to the hostility shown by the President of the Court, Labori, Dreyfus' solicitor, remained silent for three days, during which the prosecution conducted the proceedings. Referring to the fresh dossier, Labori demanded complete revelation of the documents. He accused the prosecution of■refus-' ing to admit evidence that would compromise Esterhazy. | Exceptional measures have been" taken to maintain order and protect lives after the pronouncement of the Eennes verdict. If Dreyfus is condemned by the Court-martial, appeal will be lodged on the 26th inst. on the ground of irregularities. . j
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Auckland Star, Volume XXX, Issue 210, 5 September 1899, Page 5
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