The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-10-22

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lice, who entered the carriage and placed
himself beside him. The carriage moved
ON, and p 3 %equaniniiiy wasfurther dis
turbed ut noticing that the carriage was es-
corted by n guard of Uhlans. He put Il
| question or two to the chief, but the taci-
tarn official declined to enter mi CONVEX
ton, aud the journey was performed IN
silence.
On arriving at Vienna, the carriage
drove to the Burg, the Emperors palace,
and drew up ut a private door. - was
requested to alight and follow the chief
In Vienna. rs in most of the cities where
the aspirations Of young Germany were
known to prevail, there sat what was
known as the black commission. The COM
m%issiouers were appointed 10y the Emper-
or. and their special business was TO ferret
ont suspected persons, 10 intcrrogote them,
aud to hand their dispositions over TO the
imperial cabinet for their consideration
The commission WAS held at the BurG. II
was sitting when the carriage stopped, aud
T. wax ushed into the chamber forth
with. His papers were examined aud pro-
uounced all right. So far so well. The
Presses questioned him as to his busi7oa1
in Vienna.
ole had come to Vienna 20 seek for the
place Of courier"
From whence had he Gomez
Direct from England, where he had
gone, a. his papers would show, with an
English family, who, having no furthcruae
for his services, had paid, dismissed, and
gave the usual certificate.
At this point Of the inquiry, two per
sons were introduced, whom p im-
meliatnly recognized ~ the Polish ped
dler aud the American jew, his fellow trl-
velers.
'Do YOU know this person. said the
Presses, pointing 90 p, addressing the
peddler,
Perfectly. lie is the proprietor Of the
fufa i'm London, aud the agent OF the
Hungarian rebels. His passport was OBJ
tanned from me. His a. started }
lie Histuok me fora courier. am, osyour
rxccllencics know. an officer of the secrei
police.
Aud do you know the other pereou''
pointing 10 the Jew.
II do not
But DO, said p, finding that fur
thcr -couccilment was useless. Remove
false beard, and You will see the valet Of
Gen. Klupka. commissioned by the Dictat-
or to watch my actions,
Presses I'VE know YOU can piye the
] COMMISSION ililhliANlN NV AlAtA'lAf ~
ware how you tribe with ~. Declare the
business that brought you To- Vienna
p Torture me-shoot me- will die
with my secret.
puvsra "a royal reward will be paid or
the information We know You possess.
P-tLoiulyl 81 AN a man Of honor.
Al the treasure OF the Empire will not in
ducr me tn betny my trust
Praises Remove him To prison.
4 week elapsed before T. tcguiuedhi
| liberty. lu the meantime "a body of miners
! had been Dispatched 90 the Theirs. They
were searching Ion something, Tut only the
commission knew what They tiled one
island discovered nothing; they tried an
other aud found the CasEet. The ayatter
this = was released from prison. Tie
made hia way TO the bureau ut the minister
Of the secret commission.
p Well. the information was otHri-
vice.
Minister 1t waf
p II now claim the mlillment Of
the conditions, in conformity with the En-
prror's %puciously written promise.
Minister Let MS see a little. lou
wrote from London To- the Emperor offer
ing 10 place the Hungarian re9ulia ia his
hands on these conditions. You WeretObe
arrested on arriving ut Prague, To take of
suspicion. You We're to furnish a plan ul
the place OF concenlment OF tie rrgalia,
aud when they were recovered You were to
receive 5OO,O 900 hounH and "a passport to
Trieste.
z Perfectly correct, Hem Minis
ter."
Minister In those bags are $50, 900
forms; y0u can remove them at once.
IIn tho. n.n nllI MauuNaa will LA handed
over to you at the end Of your journey by
Colonel Marx, with whose regiment you
will travel
The dark complexion OF p tumod
perfectly iyid.
= II do not require an escort, The
Emperor passport is sufficient protection. %
Minister "DOubtleH3 It protects mlly
Alexis p. but no u else. You speak
the CIoat language Colonel Marx islook-
ing for Oue1ieut DOmyich, who desertiug
his colors aud went over 10 the Hungarian
rebels IN 1919. Nou docking bard at -l
Of course knew nothing OF thl9 person, who,
when taken, will be shot. IN conformity with
military law. NOu may be able 10 give him
assistance in translatiug the forms; and
ior that purpose you viii have the oppor-
tunIty Ol making his acquaintance as your
escort.
'SchoJJilk, mutterad p 81. see il
all I am 10 be- robbed. Come, come, Herr
Minister, be- Just; take 100, 900 ilorinH ond
give me the rest. positively refuse to oc-
ccpt AN escort.
Then, said the Minister calmly, 'you
can only take away with you the 25O,OOO
tiOrins; the other half must be given 10 you
10y the hands Of Col. Mars, who % anxious
To make the acquaintance of Lieut.. Dom
vich through your aid"
p, secured his mutilnted treasure, re.
turned TO England, aud by letter acqunint-
ed his illustiious employers with the i'll
success OF his mission.
The next morning he was visited lay Gen.
NJ, one OF the three with whom he had
an interview ut lns cafe IA Soho.
"lou have failed, AZ you wrote, Haid the
General.
Unfortunately, it ~ 50.
ANA yet the secret, so well guarded,
somehow became known 10 the Emperor OF
Austria.
80 it seems"
"You were Trusted asan honorable man.
mot quite 30; ur why was "a spy seut Ia
watch me; pointed him out 10 the 20.
lice when arrested, and he has since been
shot
you mistake; he saved his life bypoint
ing you out az Lieutenant Domyich, VII,
deserted from the Tw~enly-ninth regimen
of CrOuts.
Il now see it all-iool that / was"
you are now suspected. England ism,
place for yOu.
England is a country Of law aud protec
ton"
But there are some things, showing Ia
| hNTlln nt "a dancer tftlVf no l4Up ftY u.l4
uent from reaching traitors.
and there are other things" said
-, uubuttoning his smtout aud display
ing the bntt-end Of u pistol, 'that serve /
p keep at u distance nsalssius.
p disposed Of his cafe and for som
p years led n hte Of extravaganza, avoided b