The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-04-02
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make for herself very hlgh nams In ~
| jitaratt1re. gffardtn afterwards sftiSbs Ss
won the hand Of the widow Of the Count N
In magnificent and very richly frfsl.z. s.
hotel he gives at times enieitalnnisnis n j
what In the style "a Arsene Houssaye nj ss
recherche In composition. Upon bis wall s|
wives wives also; Of Mile Rachel. and sev ERA r.
celebrities OF her time. In the year III N
bought a small journal called Ia LiJsyte. M
had then but. q limited circulation q r.
three thousand eODtts.
He Issued sixty thousand copies ait tw1 =
times aui Do. At first he lost imnsrAsly fs
the paper rapidly took. and bis venturs Di ies7
OF France, was founded in 1859 by II. Dis W)jss
sant. Il pretended to Big ~ Journalism VIZ 1Sl
Ngaro of Besnmarohais is in n medy Ak
to show Its ideas on po!ttfes: Figaro had ESS|
been speaking Of politics 10 the Duke 81 1sz|
Vfra. After he had ratified on for some Or RI
Duke. stopped. him with the remark. hi RI
dear fellow. what you profess ls not police!
Ii was said ut the time Of the siege 81 r.
thai. waea the Strawberries would siys r.
to an end and tine Parisians grew aootsfo5 ri
to the priyation.. 1t is now pretended thAl ri
day the Figaro CLOSES its door. on that d6y 81
Paris yield up the ghost; but IL Id prObaIla 49,
that Paris will survive that loss ID II did II
Strawberries.
One OF the pecutarities Oh Villsnnssssnk III
that he only has around him men wh1s6 ~
j writer wane ON that day .is be disehssS51
But. should he write au article which sff|f33
the public fancy. he sends b. i'm u,se gratjj7da}Ss
II ghetott was for long. time m ploysd IT.
the Figure. and afterwards published II ne
the Empire. fer which he as exilsd. Dix
his stay in Belgium he adopted seyefa ri
genious methods for. the Dissemination 81 r.
papers throughout France He entered i6f6S|
M r "a n nj nj
for severed thousand bnsts OF Napoleon I'LL r.
having stuff d these iull oil 'Lantern6gs rs
sent them Into FraneP.
We now pass to another OF the most profes
nent characters In Partisan journalism. nv
though d most violent supporter OF BonapSSs
Ism. he Is much hated and still can NUNS
hosts OF ard ut friends.
DB Oassagn was loved by none.
Much against his will h. was pushed ins0 HI
Pags. and was forced INFO bis career Of idnfnsg
IN by The accusations of thsft of silva 81
anadaioupe which were brought against "
father.
He frsauented assiduousIy the sale darss6I
OF Paris. aud soon became very proficient s.
the use Of tbs foil.
He has fought seventeen times, and soma Il
his duels are exceedingly romantic and init
estiHg.
Among his first duels WIS reneoutrs viii
Hungarian pftieer. and they fought wi sabfM
At The fret pass Gasssgnae fell with two I'M
broken. and upon sing he inquired fbf ~
antagonist AID his eyes CHANGED to meet hsep
rhne.t sitting opposite = hfEa his SIX al a1s
The man died two hours afterwards laualIlnf
9 hysterieal laugh which had seized him NhA1
hTst stfiesen aud which never iefphira.
Upon an Their oeGasion he fought with Anrs
len 5eholl On Sunday, and In spot mu4
freaueEfed by promeaadeFs.
A. crowd soon formed around the combafeES
every ons thought, but not 1t all io ds ay H.
ssid he. "hats off before arms"
seholl vas wounded thrust through RI
through. Victor Noir. who was killed by PHI
Bonaparts, WIS man whose nrthography m
terribly tneorrs t, sent IL challenges to Cas-
nae to which the lattSr res ponfed La this nj g
L. having the choice OF weapons chose OIL
graphy,, and consider yourself killed "a rs
with Eochsfort he fought and II was ii II
m1raeuinus interDosition Of q silver relie602
medal his life was saved
fn p0int Of whitening sarcasm be has nes6
since eauAllsd. mn
.Ciemsneeau be has always refused ID ~
altnough ~ has fought with Fl6urens Who
the foil In Paris.
Last year his married beautiful woasn. -
nas, taken his residence In house rsn0Nh64
for having been the dwelling place OF Aboat t1f
Dumas. FL. The garden Of this house. xh3d|
ID nself d1m1butfve, Was so small MA A.
morning when the elder Dumas was on 8 ~
g hls san. hey breskfasted in The Gssesx
den" - -
Ii - the ambition OF the Republicans oil
De CassaRnae. rs The one who will ace0mpl
that feat will be looked upon az !. great her8f6s
his party. = AL ssa
He ~ not strong as journalist. his ssJ4M!
writing resembles strr ngly his style Of f6nel1k
PyWerful. but not keen, and especially sx14
on the rtDoste. 55s3 z#As
Next Thursday evening Mr.. Lejeune will 4
sumo upon this subject. and his lecture VI
comprise notice en Jno. Lemoinne, I61E
10 M a Al.
graceful critic Henri Tame. az#|