National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-04-18

been smiiten, too. hip and thigh, In trying %
stare that pink-nossd GIN horse the mouth and
the two, comparing notes, look a. deected palr
offrpopefs As any 20 BE- seer N Parts sods1ectee,
N ruth, that yodng coloneids Caseesrfsan. COM
ing IN 70 hreakfast and happening tc catch sight
Of them, laughs sccosts them. and inquiries plens-
antly, awhsts upfr There i no reason why
thsss two eoioneis should conceal snything frbm
Osssecarreaa. -Hs ale man Of lths world, very
oompanionsbls, and though IN ED rise % fast
to his coloneicy through drawfne-room influence,
be Il just the man 70 give valusble sdyiee - &c
how ladies should be managed. 50 Sahretnehs
and Pomponnette. pour out their dismal souls TO
him. emitting uought NOR setting down aught IN
malieei bui signing ffequently sn the psuses Of
their narration, as II al their words were 80 many
grinder tssth being drawn. =
Cassecarresu laughs anew, and says; $40 ycu
really want 10 prevent those ladies from ever
dabblirg politics againf Ifyoud I'll Furnish
you an infalnble spscthe.n 40 -
Both the eolonels declare eywould pay frames
unnumbered for the specific, and hsreat Casse-
oarreau suggests . breakfast upstairs to arrange
everything In secret and carefully. The break
fast takes place, and long, CHEEKY one It q. The
walter flashing 10 and out with the dishes can
oyerhear the words "Vineennes," imprisoa-
msnt "tsrrc. . 'tsars." no., and the three colo
nels appear to grow merrier and merrier over
coed the hilarity Of their features as they sepa-
rate by and by on the steps Of Tortonf's, Case
csrreau saying, "Leave It all 70 me- and 'ths
other two replying, "Au rcyoir, Aminuit." 80
That night towards twelve o'clock Nine. dc
Ssbretaohs, coming homo from Mime. d'Auster-
litz's "a In good spirits and forgiying mood for
she noticed that her husband was humble, not 70
say penitentiai, during dinner offering no further
objections to the pink-nosed horse, and leaving
her quite free IS usual tospend her evening where
she pleased. Ifhs were ct home she would gen
erously pardon him for HIS unmanly bathurst In
the morning, but he happens to, be out, and she
is Just coming oyer the tnduiHent things she VIII
say 70 him on his return, when she IS startled BY
an ugly knock ct the door. "A most peremptory
knock It is sharp and short. thing calculated at
midnight TO make ones blood stop. All the ser
wants are gone TO bed except Madame's maid, 90
Il Is this timid young person who goes to open
the door on the nat sad as soon as she has turned
the key, utters o panic-stricken Shrek. At the
came time four bearded men, stepping through,
the vestipule, pass into Madsne's room, and the
foremost OF thsm says, lifting his hat, ''Madams'
we arrest you In the name OF the law"
"Arrest meI'' gasps Nine. de Ssbrstsche, her
tongue clesving to her palate In very horror.
ARREST you for o0nspiring the overthrow Of the
Government-that 10, for treason continued the
bearded man firmly "Yeu will please to come
with ms AZ once for No nsye ordsrs TO convey Won
10 vincsnnes =
To attemnt N describe the gb.sti,n.ss os that
,cens would ~ a win vow N f.,ntJno copId he
OF any use.. Madam. would svoon Al once. n
screaming oould svaii an. would tb,ov omen the
windows and ayakep he pelehnorbood. but the
four bearded men will not so much as let her
change her dresA She must wrap herself up
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