, 1875-12-31


Did for It% EnEDritc irlaAf-SCclies ut
lhe Ennrfn1-Fhu ,19nrcfs th f'hrb In
ElssAs~r.
t"rrttrr,rirur, Mr. l'ors Tft...
tARtG, Dnc. G.---Il.o funeral ceremonies Of
Mile. Dojaztt, which tons place Oh fA.utiay :.
laAt. Afforded nm uppmtnuty f1r ono " tl;Ao
pupulnr demonstrations Of which tho 1arisinuh
arc 70 fond. II very easy loso ~ touch Tho
heart nf Tho niassnA. They pre dcmonatratiye
In tho sxtren1e. aud whan ace sthrtcl ther g.r
on in l'1Iy Ike lilo shontons nc J'dAstryt.
There wcru two gooi rcnBous for tho spectacle
un Saturday. Jn tho ifHs place. .ila. Dcjnzct
bad been fasor'te Enon Thu ttags for moro thsn
lialf cetlttlry. or further back than 1na}ar
" Of us run remember; and secondly. tic
trcFs hal adopted I'er RI a lst III otege. 1t Wis
tho press which organized hrr heneft two yeare
ngo, producing oytr 0,uo0 frat.cs Cne journal
allowed her pension Of lft francs per month,
and il wan tho pfeaa TINT tre~ the halo Of glory
the. crowd. 1hiee years nEu Dejazet wan roor
a9e. nI'e found hef.clt without bread tor hc1Hef
and children. With trnn courage aiyo ouco moro
came forward. although h"r fnsoweil night had
been moro tlan dncc announced, mud topi The
direction Of provincial company. Hho became
tl4teetro,a oi tho Theatre Do 14tnnH: The
psesa i of that city a.. va. dspe4ed to trust
from aome cabinet Of antiquities, and
tho criticisms upun llor acting were by
20 mcana tender. lut one tolicli of nature
tnAdo l1eiazet'ss fortunu in ler fAttcr davs. An
acsDr III dIstresh 1Eaio an arplnl for help, and
Doiacot not only wrote Linn ettet Of hopo unt1
encouragement, but tent stn nil tic money she
had iii THO world. When her ssh,rhtlalcs'were
Arouned alio threw cusnnlon prudence to the
location, Int before i, appeared there came at.
other lihtreAs'ng nlt,tal. Deia1et ufote to sas
how much sho tcprotted l,n.lug outy 10 fruncs
left; but alo gavu that for tho dny. and that
very night would organzo benefit. fur the
sufferer, It rrnf!nced tcrera! llundreds of
francs, but De1azet waa left without sou; ahn
owed money to her lan}Iosd. l.ur o%n clliIdron
we're poorly clad. When these trai:A of charac-
ter wHro brought bofo.o tic rtt!.c, ptntfe be-
gan to think littio abnut Deja3ct. 1lioy re-
nle,nboted hundred other traits of tho ktud
that tad rarsed almost anpctce,vod. anl oven
began to aek II It was possible that thH gcncr-
ous creature and charming octresi cuu! really
bo in want. An inquiry showed that Ucjazcs's
always sooktnE 10 'donslfy tllrmaesven with pup
rlar tnosemoutA took her case III hand. lIHpry
Tie ahong!It, 30 far ~ tlloy wefs concerned,
for they have been handsomely rowardcd-ro-
wsrded, l moan. with that laIuo whtc,, In at
tac1ca to generous deedH-with tho glory Which
always surrounds tho man WHO ID foto-
mort IN some popular movement. In d mo-
menk tho public opaned its great heart to poor
DejaZet. Hundreds rushed for tickets TO her
baEcfit and hundreds contributed nrticles Ut
vaiua for her lotiorY. Hiio became onco more
the teroino Of the hour, and no princess born
could haso taken Hucls = triumph tho Inst ELe
was to have-;n moro noble. tlsuiiled, and hou-
est manner. When tho fnnda vera handed oycr
several insurance companies offered her ahnu-
tics at raes tar below tho ordinary schedule. hut
DtjaZct rotnsod all these offers OIL account Of
her children. For herBclf slio asked nothing;
all that sho bud WaB itItoude1 fer tlou,. On tails
IS On many other OCCASIONS Dcia2et showed that
under tho popular fayofite OF tho ktn.o there
vas an aduratlo Cornoha.
From tliiH moulsnt Dcjazot Ind plenty Of
fyicudg Journalists, drasnatilts, aud artists
vicd Will, o4cll other III paHius her attentiuna.
1for sicl-bed was surrounded by persons who
brought her presents, wordA Of encouragement
and hopo tho gosaip OF tho day, and bouquets OF
flowers. She p3Hsed away happier tllap sho had
gay and daslling due d Orleans. she waa la
Favotita Of the hsiH.ccrhtic crowd that follow oil
the Duke in hls pleasures. 1ho.o we're spoth
upon tho life Of 1llIo. Uc}azet. from worldly
gradually uIfaced, ana-Hho can say ?--tloy
may bo inyihiilo ut tho gates OF para-
disc, OF covered entirely over by tho rec
orls OF good ieods. No sooner WIS Du-
1hzet lnRnnato thaL thousands began to find
something good to say nbout her. Whntoyor
there Wau to cenEuro seemed to bH forgotten /;
and in saving thus ,niat pay passing tribute to
ONO ad!nisAbls trait IL tho Fsetcll character.
fame, for social rank. iu which aL are moro or
less engageti-ono finds very AttIo lelIow-feei-
luz, very ilttlo dlaiutereatcd sympathy or chari-
y after death hos!ang but good Is said, ~ 4
rulo. like the principle, for have mover bneu
Eble to appreciate tho forco of tho arguments in
favor OF IN opposite co.1rHc. Crsar may havo
had ha faults. but what has tho world gained BY
tho, chron4ue scandaSsuse Of the hboler Sue.
| tonius Z
Deinzct lived with her son In a modest apart
ment in tho lt,ip Claypi, near thu Bul:o Ch1u-
mont. Az EoDn III tito nova OF her death not
| ont, tue ourriers Of HollsSl'le began to flock
about the hl,use. 1t was evident from the first
that We we're to ltayo another popular domoM-
strat,on, aud Eusens Dojnzet did not hayo tho
forco to conduct 1t. lie tntrlatod tho ceromo-
Mos 10 the editors Of tho Gnulois. They hn.
uouncod that tickets would 30 lasued 70 tho
! Church. La 1rnite will hold hetweeu 5000 aud
| When the body was taken from the house tho
| police had to mako n Way tor it shrouKA crowd
Ut TO- 600 petsons, and nlesg tho ensiro route
from Du'leTillo tho btseeta we're thronged
from balconies aud windows. At .tho
church tho fronds Of Dejnzet wore doomed 10
disappointment. Mora than 2o.Uo0 porrons had
assenablod upon the pllco. md tho building was
10 should hold no cercmony iuat before u in Or.
der to havo tho church cleared. but at O'Clock
ho bad tasa low 1atss ia oue OF the uaycs st tlse
request ot poor family. 10 the great surprise
Of lts me1nhaIs, th!a mass Tas W. attended BY tlcu
u1asa WAS over ueariy I'LL remained kntolng An
Invitation to lcayo produced 40 effect, AID al ut.
tompt to c!ear tho building waa a!so In vain. II
would have created scandal to hhvo called upon
the police, far many had announcc1 tl,els !ntaa.
tlon Of etundiug upon their rights, aud Of re-.
slst.nE h!l Atsompts to put them out OF Tho
church. THUS tho tiokesb giyen out by
the Gau'oix were OF 10 sort OF use, for with ol
without thom thcEo WAS no rou1n in tim church.
Ths artlanc world had to remain out in tho cold
II VIVA with difficulty that thosa "ho wero to sint
wore puslcd through tho crowd. 1he cefenon,e.