The Dreyfus Case.

Taranaki Herald, Volume XLVIII, Issue 11625, 14 September 1899, Page 2

The Dreyfus Case.

Z)Li'S APPEAL.

STRONG DENU NOTATION OF THE

TRIAL.

DREYFUS A PUYSICAL WRECK.

BOYCOTT OF PARIS EXHIBITION

1 SPREADING.

THE "FIGARO 11 ON THE VERDICT.

THE TRANSVAAL DRAGGED IN,

United Press Association. — By Electric Telegraph. — Copyright. ■Received September 14, 1.10 a.m. Paris, September 13.- Zola's thrilling appeal to France contains passages of passionate invective, in which be denounces the trial as an execrable monument of human infamy. He declares that foreign Powers possets proof of tbe baseness of four generals, and that tbe hon' ur of France must be satisfied prior to tbe Paris Exhibition;. As an outcome of the strongly-ex-pressed sentiments by Englishmen against the verdict, four English tourists were attacked by a French woman at Boulogne. Tbe enraged woman threw vitriol over them.

Received September 14, 9.45 a.m. Pa*l3, September 13.— Dreyfus h a physical wreck, and can only take a milk diet. Neat Yo: k, September 13. — The Mayors of 50 Ameiican cities demand the boycott of the Paris Exhibition. Lokdon, September 13.— The movement against the Exhibition is spreading in Earope. 7h.9 Governments of the various countries intend to maintain a neutral attitude. English charter , options to call on French ports are being cancelled, and the annuil influx of visitors to the Riviera is

threatened. The English solicitors to the French Consulate have resigned. Received September 14. 9.55 a.m. Pji ris, September 13 — The Figaro says the nation 19 irresponbib'e for tho verdict, and that millions of Frenchmen are indignant at the result. Other French papers publish inflammatory articles with regard to tho Transvaal, owing to British strictures ou tbe Rennes trial.