THE DREYFUS CASE.

Press, Volume LV, Issue 9946, 27 January 1898, Page 5

THE DREYFUS CASE.

VOTE OF THE CHAMBER OF DEPUTIES.

DISCLAIMER BY GERMANY.

PROSECUTION OP DEPUTIES.

United Pkm Aeocifttian—By fiectric Xelapaph— Copyright Keceived January 26th, 9.50 a.v. Paris, January 25. The Chamber of Deputies, by 376 to 138, passed a vote of confidence in M. Metine, the Premier. Bkklxk, January 25. In the Reichstag, Baron Yon Bulow (Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs) positively affirmed that Germany had absolutely no connection with the alleged intrigues on the part of Captain Dreyfus, and added that the story regarding the discovery of fragments of incriminating documents in a basket in the Paris Embassy was entirely fictitious. Received January 27tta, 0.17 a.m. Paris, January 25. The Publio Prosecutor has demanded authority from the Chamber of Deputies to. prosecute Deputies Deßernis, Gerault and Richard in connection with the stormy scene in the Chamber on Saturday over the Dreyfus case. Received January Z7tb, 1.12 ajn. Paris, January 26. The city newspapers are incensed at Baron yon Bulow's statement with reference to the Dreyfus case, and declare his statement to be lies. Received January 27th, 1.25 a.m. (Delayed in transmission.) The anti-Jewish outcome of the Dreyfus case has extended to Dijon, the capital of the Department of C6te d'Or. M. Zola, at the forthcoming trial, intends to call leading military officers connected with Dreyfus's prosecution He claims the production of all the Dreyfus and Esterhazy documents. Foreign sympathisers* are offering M. Zola abundance of money to conduct his trial.