Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-04-28

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Five monshs'lsser that dreadful trage-
dy occurred thst convulsca Francs-the
assassination OF the Dike de B.rry. the
assassin, named Louvei. was a fana,i.
cal Bonapartist who in striking down the
Prince hoped thereby to end the French
Bourbon dynasty in the person Of the
Only member Who conld perpe.uatc the
race. The laughter just mentioned couLl
not inherit the throne under the Salic
Law, and no son had yes been born to the
Duke. The murder took place at the
portal Of the Opera House iu Paris
The unfortunate Prince vas handing his
wife to her carriage when L,avsl stabbed
him in tho right side. He vas carried
to the parior in the building aud expired
shortly after. surrounded by the royal
family. But the purpose OF tho assassin
vas frustrated. Inc Ouchess was preg-
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The revolution OF 1880 brought forth
unexpected qualities in the Duchess d.
Berry. She displayed . resoluseness and
courage which the nation, until then, lit
tie suspected her OF possessing. In the
midst Of the bloody contests in the streets
between the troops and tho soldiery. con-
sc'ous OF ner popn':nty, she resolved to
60 oo'd.y 70 the hoss' de Vile, throw
nerseiI Into she arms OF tbs people. and
Hus' u .neii ioysity 20 proclaim her sol
Ming OF france. had she been permit
ted TO take this step. It is probable that
the insurgents would ~ RAJ led 2foand
her, Tor the rising vas nc pach tgainst
the rule OF the dynas'y1s agaic:t An an
popular m!nissFy oo saa nna counsel
o. o. toe o.o sing Pfevtdeu .isn 'oe !Amuv
ne oec's!ve mome"s Was 'os'. rne rev
oiut,on o,umpned. sHu IN . few hours
the bourooos we're m mgnt fcr the IRON
tiers. r-r b.s-., ttr L.,
The Duchess followed haa~bmily 4
their exile in Holyrood. in tad, bu
re"a'nea 9, WIN 'nem oniy months
que "e"' 70 oss9l9,a. '.s assn: at tat
dsmahd OF sne NV Oetseniss rulers II
ra'is' she was expe.!ecs ner oeadquar'
'els were tneu 'rans'e!se sesHome' where
sne became the centre OF All the ieg'h'
nus. lo'l'sues 70 restore 'he en, . ,ureons fo
'"e 'I'o"e VI rance Aa 1907 sne con-
ce'Ved 'he tash pre)ecs OF re'urn'ng e
FRANCE ana inst'gaang 2 rising OF tht
triends OF her family. ohe landed on tbe
treneh coast. April Il. 1857, aud pas sed
the nrst night IN the open air, wrapped
In cloak and with only two followers
"A ts" days later she entered La Vends'
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