The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1874-11-26
THE COUNTESS hRkiM.
The Issue of jan TlOrgana.ic War
riage.

it is not generally known that Count
Amin, the fallen antagonist OF Prince
Bismarck. has a halfway connection
with the roval house of Prussia, which
seems to be entirely neglected by the
sovereign whose majesty Bismarck rep
resents. The Berlin correspondent OF
the New York Herald writes The
fi2ht between Arnim and Bismarck was
far fight up to a certain point. 1t
&c ascd to be a fair fight when Prince
Dl>mark took to legal quibbies and coun-
teuunced charges against MS adversary
character. 1t became cruel and dis
cretlltabic persecution when the chan
celior insulted his adversary 5 wife and
son. Yesterday the poor lady had
domiciliary visit from the ponce botn
She and ner son are watched.
The Countess Arnim IS one Of the
most beautiful women in Europe, fair,
tall, and stately, with the gracious
manners of lady most nobie. most
lovely, though in plight so pltitul.
She cannot believe that her husband
has ever done anything wrong. and
would share his prison If in mercy al
lowed to suffer with him. Mercy now
denied. | could not look upon her an
guish unmoved. though she bore 1t SO
braeelv. | had last seen her as queen
OF the revels IN the gayest capital Of
the world. and now, as she spoke to ne
and tried to smile. | saw that she was
v-.ncinr her shapely hands till the
purc. wifely blood was like 70 start be-
meath her rings. Alas. we know not
who are our friendsl' The home OF
the Arnims. in the Pariscr platz, Is very
sad and dark without its master.
The prisoners son is handsome lad
+ IN the twenties. q lieutenant of dragons
who has taken of his uniform. Dutl.
fully devoted to an imprisoned father
and very anxious just now. not diseour'
aged. but keeping q stiff upper lip;
hopeful IN q thousand ways or desiring
to be so, AMI thinking, poor boy, that
business should be much done in cabs
/ has been contently running about hlth
: or and th!ther for the last three weeks
r finally writing 10 the newspapers {
/ manly and proper letter, denying tha
c his father was in any way connected
: with a catch-penny pamphlet or 1t;
concoctor. 4 hard case, my prime
c chancellor. which deals unkindly viii
h ladies and young lads
/, ..Scrubby little girl standing IN tn
n market place OF Berlin more than half !
t century ago-Jewish little girl. with
!. desire for garlic every day at Il ciocl
n or perhaps before girl dark-eyed, ful
{ Tipped, 1.-THE Of limb, and with voic
V which belonged centuries since TO som
5 sweet singer of Israel. She had n
t name-no name known to biographies
IS dictionaries. Perhaps her name wa
: Happiness. SO she stood in the ma. ke
c place of Berlin, when Berlin was a
l. awkward sort OF struggling ynags
a half a century ago. This scrubby litti
lie girl. al keen. sharp. life and loSelines
Il ana IS she stood there selling what sh
e had TO sell, came ty-hls sword upo
.e his hip--a prince and soldier. 1t va
t. his royal highness. Augustus. cousin
S Frederick William H., father OF ii
is present emperor. king OF German.
D. and son Of Augustus FERDINAND
lie brother Of Frederick 1.-The Great, col
/ sidered the richest man in Prussia-h'
fore the stock jobbing era lie fe
a quite suddenly in love with the scTuoh
u little girl. educated her. married M
it Independently besos two daughter
IS and one son by her, and left her all