Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-11-27

rained on his face, aud The bleod
flowed, he hceAlne perfectly mad
wNh r9gs. Hs slapsped farioasl,'rl
and ~hhA dep 'oath, ho seized my
friend, in his sinewy' arms, and bold
him as easily as cat would hold al
mouse he then backed down the
passage until he camo TO tho open
ing, when lining him high in tho
air, he prepared TO dash him on the
marble foor beneath II must have
resulted in iiigllfal mntllatlon or
instant death. But his purpose was
frustrated BY tho spectators, myself
among the number, throwing them
selves on him, aud, nflor a severe
struggle, rescued tho little doctor
from Lis grip. The guard, attracted
By the turmoil, made their appear
aneo, and for tho present further
hostililies were impossible, | lost
sigh, ofmy friend for few minutes;
he then rejoined me, and having Ia
mentod tho unluoky encounter that
had unexpectedly mared sour en-
terlainment, proifcrcd mo his pass,
which / declined, and then solicited
me TO return to the cafe and wait
for him. Iaccoded 10 his request,
aud having ordered clarct cup
well iced, satfor some time meditat-
ting on the probable issue of tho
event. f5. Hii .sHri rtNs1V
My friend at last camo into the
I'cafc, and addressing me, said: 81
must beg Of you a.pcrsonal iavor7TI
to prolopg your stay in Milan for a
week. You have secn mo- kicked"
looking like q demon, "yes, kicked
by the hoof of a German pig. You
tmust witness tho mode in which i
lshall. cancel the debt" '' '."i+' t'4
/ II think you have already pretty
Well balanced matters" ] replied
t"If tho Austrian used his foot, you
repaid the obligation amply by
spelling his handsome faco wish
your fists.''sa baA .us % ii,E asss sd
"Thc stain ola kick isionly cffacc1
with blood. Every thing is arrang-
cd for q meeting hext week. II
can't take place earlier, as the Aus
trian is still under arrest for his
last duel. Tonight Lmust,s see my
old fepcing master, DiPrati5 will
yourcoNe?' @t
Tconsentcd, and accompanied my
friend to the back of tho Dpomo,
whcroithe sale d'arms ofthc fitmous |
professor was situated, once crowd
ed with students, but lattcrly do
sertsd5torstho rooms Of rival pro-l
fessoi.AD Laincourt, theteachcrs Of
;hs M',,a Austrian 9laiasssr, % thq fF9 cater Of
: G5s :'Ili mli.wasEl sElRapg round wait
foiIs, breast plates, masks, and all
the usnalfufnitare Of a place whe+c
assaults.botK With shai'ps and blunts
were customary. s NJ g..'i,'.... ~. r..lI
.q'bo professor was a. tall, grey.
w1lfs.erds man, of, martial aspect,
Will arms, blred, 10, the elbow, dis
| playing mass OF. muscles sccming-
ly as ,toushyas catgut- siI gSuo
t4Y gu arc too late, count.'asaid hod
looking, ntsmy ifricndi it'Playd has
been over this hour" ss,s ssAA-'-
1T is not pfay9, IT IS something
serious cometo you abont.i This
way, oldficnd, and let me explain, y
They retired to a distant part of
tile room, and ny friend in q few
words, stated whatihad occurred
Ihe professors face wore n look
Of concern. sar 81 goK 20 seliAa
"The Austrian will insist on a
duel d 'outrancs, i fear, ,sss.s.o Il
"My eunaltcrable Determination is
thatgit shaIrbo SO. @Iahavo aswcela
to gctfsp.iu fa.y. fengirg;rs swtlf You
take me in hand?s s1r s5s---
Why c9meSo mc2 Hoyr challcngr
ger das sireday killed. two Of my
best pupils, ahaebrouglit discrcdit on
my,scllooEs You should rather seek
instruction. from ny.rival, Pc bains
court, his teacher. ssss,'s q ,As.sl....s
| III .prefersto coinosto you. 800 -
"a will'teacl, 20 re.papils who
throw away their'iivcs by. Disregard
| ing my ihstructions.pl esal ,oc yal
II promise on my honor, TO obey
them impiisitly.sE s1GSEL
s@Comc, then, you will have tq,
fight with broadswordsa Pit on
mask and breastplatc, and let y, me me