The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-11-15

telling him Of the duel and saying, Il do not trust
Luciani; he has had a two hours conference with
odescaldei my adversary; do not LEI him see my wife
The duel DO fought Swiss territory; provide
with pistols"
Alberto, much disturbed, very early the fol-
lowing morning and TO hts astonishment found
Lueiani whom he believed still in Rome coming down
the staircase leading TO Mrs Raphael Sonsogno's
He tried 70 Cavaotte instead OF Luciani his
brothers. second, but Il too late odescaldei and
sonsogno fought Swiss territory. odescadei was
wounded IN the face Luciani, Who the family assert
but by means confirm, received money from odes-
caldci, did not draw up process verbal is always
done odescalde refused give his hand sonsogno'
and renouneed from that time close friendship with
Lucian, who from that day dlsowned by sonsogno
as friend All this will be declared by the nrst wit
nessest summoned by the Royal Procurator
am but anticipating but violating confidence
FAIrnLEss WIPE
Later, when Raphael found his wife 10 be with child
stnce stibornl, he brought action against her and
Lucaui for adultery. He wrote his act OF accuse
ton II is still in the hands Of mis- lawyer in Milan and
reads more Ike romance than legal document Per
haps II will be produced the trial II not shall send
quotations.
Meanwhile Luciani stood for Parliament and was
elected in Rome he could not take his being under
age. but while the verAcation Of powers going on
he did frequent the hall Of Moneatono. The election
declared null he stood again for OF the colleges left
empty by Garibald stood against the wishes OF
large portion OF the liberal party who preferred Fran
cesco Cuichi, OF the foremost Garibaldans, who
lived and conspired Rome 10 1867 the hourly risk
OF liberty and life.
think have omitted to say that Raphael Sonsogno
member OF Parliament 1866, had resigned owing
the publication by the Perseverance Of certain letters Of
his TO Montazio, famous spy, well known in London
10 be IN the pay OF Austria
During the hrst election the CdpitaLe. edited by
sonsogno specially hostile TO Luciani Son
sogno wanted 10 beat the moderates and the clercas
at any cost but at the second election well knowing
that between two contestants the third wins that
with two liberals dividing the liberal vote the moderate
candidate would winnie lrst warned Lucian then
published the assertion that Giuseppe Luciani
unworthy TO represent the democratic party
Moreover It is affirmed that Raphael who possessed
the secrets OF Lucans pareDage and life threatened
TO divulge them
In case, both Lucani and Cuichi failed, and the
moderate members triumphed. Lucani suspected
then OF using his liberalism cloak for
rendered to the government Accused or having pur-
posely divided the votes and enabled the moderate
party to win Luciani who was the intimate friend Of
Menotti Garibald was, the arrival Of General Carl
BALD himself in Rome, a trcquenter of Garibaldi's
rooms awaiting himself OF every opportunity present
his own friends and exclude his enemies The most
siren uous efforts made by him 10 induce
General Garibaidi receive Raphael Sonsogno.
All the old charges OF the letters TO Montazio or his
having written in the Austrian Gazette were brought
up against him. But Garbaldi who, OF necessity,
not slit his visiting list with the nicely ola Fifth
nue. matron, and who a number OF people to whom
he would give neither brevet OF patriotism Of
morality, very rarely brands individual
10 refuse him. Moreover, the
Capitde had been the real instrument in securing his
double election, and Sonsognos articles the Tber
and Agro Romano project by far the best OF any
newspaper in Rome Still it must have been hoped
that Garibald would refuse in the Teysererdzd of
Milan--the organ OF the moderate faction the
personal enemy Of Sonsonno-was published private
telegram stating that Garibaldi had refused audi
ence TO Raphael Sonsogno.
This reused Sonsogno, who had stirred from
his desk TO be presented to Garibadi and with
some friends he went up 10 the Generals villa,
received cordially and perhaps for the first time in
two years, invited friends dinner This was
4 the 8th OF February.
ASSASSINATION.
On the 9th Of February, at eight p NJ. Raphael
assassnated in his own office at the Cdpitale So
\ mendous his efforts 10 defend himself that with
twenty three wounds he st kept hold OF the assassin
the athlete Pic Frezza until the printers still 1t work
In the court at the printing press rushed ut his cries
and secured the murderer just Sonsogno's strength
! failed and he sank down dead.
For several days the assassin preserved Q stolid
silence and said that he the staircase ana for
reasons OF his own, and that he not guilty.
| At first, while all who knew Sonsogno personally
whispered the OF Lucan with bated breath pub
lie opinion inclined to the belief that of the pot-
cal parties whom Sonsogno had attacked we're at the
| bottom OF the CRIME.
nvhf ia IN
came from Milan to embalm the corpse and transfer it
to the magnificent family tomb in the Monumental
Cemetery OF Milan where the previous year he his
brothers had erected tablet 10 the memory of father
and mother. "Al Rome followed the learse and
among the mourners were Nenotti Garibald and Gen
eral Fabrizzi, Benedetto Caero-in short all Carl
bald intimate friends also the chief representa-
lives OF the Mazznian party old Manrizo Quadrio G.
Batts,a, Cuneo Sig Sarna Nathan and all the family
Of Nathans in whose house Mazzin breathed his last
These details reached Frszza his prison CELL and
those who saw him say he became from that moment
another man He had At first assumed Brutuslke
air, though denying; but he sent for the royal
and confessed that he the author OF the
assassination that he had been instgated the deed
by certain Armati, who had promised him and his
accomplce 1000 francs and had furnished him with the
dagger which left in the body or the murdered man
But he stated distinctly that patriotism the
OF his crime; that he had been told BY Garibalds init
mate friends that he, Garibald wished for Sonsogno's
death as the enemy OF Italy and Of democracy, and
that he had undertaken the deed only these motives
Armau arrested. Az yet only the gravest
pcons rested Lucian; but though closely watched
by the police, he left large irst Rome then
At Turin. But IN the Of the revelations made
by Frezza and Armati OF 500 franc paid
found, and Prince Odescal recognized it tho
one he had gwen 70 Luciani, whom ne had lent
/ 1000 francs few days before. !,
FRIENDS ADVICE.
Bottcro editor Of the Gaszeaa del Popolo at Turin,
summoned Lucan TO whom he was devotedly attached
land who bears a strange resemblance to him. to his
Office, and the most solemn conurcd him tell