Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1878-12-12
"You look SO sorrowfu], old comrade,' -
said Henry Nv to him "what ID the mat

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among them many cultivated and en-
llghtened priests, who are at a loss
know why they are here" "a
II aid not send them here" reioine
the King, but know who did. Nov
Colonel, will you at once send for th
Archbishop of Paris, the Queens chaplain
Father Guil!ardi, and for the Lieutenan
OF Police, Monsieur De- Goroy? All o
them must be here within an hour, blu
they must not know that I am here"
The Governor of the Bast:le dlspatche,
messengers for the distinguished person
we have mentioned. '<s+Z1v. y
The clock struck twelve when all o
them were assembled in the Governor
sitting room. Suddenly the King steppet
in.
Happy New-Year, gentlemen!" ex
claimed Henry VII, sarcastically.
Happy New Yearr was the response
The Archbishop, Monseigneur Crafty,
very good man, locked puzzled Guillardi
an Italian, almost scowled at the King
and the Lieutenant of Police had turned
very pale.
Are you sick, Monsieur DeGoroy2'
said the King, sarcastically, to him. g
was at your office two hours ago. You
nephew, Monsieur DeVicitry, treated m,
there to hot spiced wine.'"
II was absent for few minutes, Sire,
faltered the hapless Lieutenant of Po
lice. ~ r
Eyes, / know, you were at carousal a.
the Golden Hart. Are you sober enough
to tell me who alone has the right to or
DER you to arrest certain per9ons2''
You alone, your Majesty" stammered
DeGoroy.
"Why, them" Numbered the King, ''die
you execute such orders from Monseig
nerr DeCulavry and from Father Gull
lardi2"
DeGoroy trembled like an aspen leaf
but made no reply.
The King added, in solemn tcne d
voice:
"scoundrel. I am averse to Furnishing
ybody with death, but you must die
DO not implore my mercy-you must
die within an hour. As for you, Fathe,
Huilla1di, who put it into your head &c
issue an order of arrest2"
The italian replied boldly:
"Her Majesty the Queen did,
"1f she did, [ shall have her locked up
in her apartments for whole wear; but
l do not believe that she wanted poor
priests thrown into the Bastile."
1.-The prisoners taught heresy, Your
Majesty
"Can it be-" interposed the Archbish.
oP, shat humble priests that have recent
~ disappeared were arrested at Gull
lardi's instigation7"
The King nodded hia head, and then
whispered few words to Colonel Bas.
sonville, who called in soldier, whom
he dismissed with briet order. Fifteen
minutes later numb r of ragged prison
ers entered the room-they were the
imrrlsoned priests.
You are free!" said the KING to them
Eyes, you are free, thank Heavens
victims of designing scoundrel," added
the Archbishop.
While the King handed each of them
several gold pieces, and assured them
that they should be still further indem.
niied, the Archbishop, turning to Gull.
liardl, who was visibly furious, said
sternly:
"You, Guillardi, shall remain in irens
here to night. Tomorrow you shall be
tried by the Ecclesiastical Court. Colo.
mel Bassonville, please have him chained
and put into CELL"
The faithless Lieutenant of Police ex.
pected that such would be bis fate, too
but the king said;
"Monsieur De Goroy, suppose yor
have no objection to accomplishing me
to your office. promised your inter
esting nephew that would be back there
Gentlemen, added the King, turning to
his adjutants, '.cover him with YOU
pistols until we reach his Office"
They drove thither. NJ. De Vicitry re-
ceived them. He became entirely sobe1
upon discovering that his guest, "OlG
White Panache," had been no other tina,
the King himself.
Sab, old fellowl'' said Henry Nv. t,
him "call an archer
De Vicitry did 30. When the archie
came, the King said to him.
"Please help Monsieur De Vicinity K
release all prisoners in the cells. The
take him to the whipping post and civ
him fifty lashes. Then put him into
CELL"
The prisoners were overlooked at gel
ting their liberty. Soon after they wer
gone the piercing cries of the hapless D
Vicitry we're distinctly heard.
NJ. De Goroy was also locked up.
The King returned to thu Louvre
where great Cur festival was in prog
ress.
Stepping up to tho Queen, he whispe,
ed to her:
ibid Your Majesty authorize you
| chaplain to have certain persons arrested
He spoke 70 me about some hereto
He said he had orders from Rome.
said there was no objection"
"Ohl Aha Well, Your Majesty will re
main for twelve months at Chateau Ram
bouillet with two temn,es de ctam6re.''
The Queen bit her lips, but made n
reply. 5s~ .
Monseigneur De Culavry was also q
the festiva- Stepping no to- him til
King said "
You are, prisoner, and will spend til
night in the dungeon of the Louvre. To
morrow morning you will depart fo
Fort Miguelon, there to be confined 70
life. All this for causing people to b
illegally arrested"
In the morning De Goroy waa broke
on the wheel in front Of the Bastile. i
the afternoon Guillardi suffered death b.
being burned at the stake, til
Ecclesiastical Court having condemne
him after half an hours trial. .
De Vicitry saved his life by agreein
to become assistant to the public execu
toner.
A Girl Blown Three-Quarters Of
Mile.