The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-02-03

A ROYAL PRBsS-GAGGER.
One Monday morning Of July. 1890
"a article appssrsd in the xenifess, che
organ Of :he Government Of France, by
order Of Charles X declaring that the
freedom of the press was no longer "a
b permitted in tho Kingdom. Upon
appearance Of this ordinance, excite
1usnt famed like conaser erstion throusl,
every lane and alley in Paris. All The
thorouahfares leading to the Palace el
the Tuilleriss and tho Pslsl Roysl
were throsged With the rouS0H masses.
Rssdefs, mounted on do0rsteps and
barrels, read the ordinance to the OK
cited multitude. During the while
day tits commotioo increased IN it.
monaco of violence. Az night osns
the tamult multiplied in the Jsrkened
stree,s. The Royal Dungeons svopt
the thoroughfares to disperse the
crowd. At one point. the psopls -
protect themselves ffOw the frsh Of the
troops. overturned IN ossuibus, and
throwing aseasd it suehs ussorisl =
vas st hsnd. formed . basricsds which
the cavalry could noe foeeo. The hint
WAS instantly adopted. and IN ell the
leading streets bsrricsdss were formed,
psvsments we're torn up, and the peo-
pie bebiUd then defended themselves
with pistols. guns and stones. Thus
passed the night. When the moroiua
dswned these formidable barbados
were every where seen; and instead Of
unarmed mobs who. on the day before.
hsd lied before the dragons, lsrRe
masses Of we'll armed citizens present.
ID thtmsslves in military array. mSny
OF them led BY vstsssn eeosssls of tho
revolutionary armies. lafayette had
come from his retreat to aid the people
in their new struggle. From the
towers of the Cathedral of Notre
Dsms the tricolor doatcd ds6sntiy.
Tri-colored eocksdes were on every
hat. The exciting tones Of the tocsin
and tho drum rallied tho multitude for
war. Paris vss
A MILITARY CAMP.
The King had ct his imm ediate com
mand 49, 900 highly-disciplinsd troops
I o encounter them in eerious var was
NO child's play. They were oil assem-
bled in the garden aud coett Of the
Tuill.riss. With the rising sun, in
solid phsianx, artillery. infAAtry and
they marched forth to sweep
the streets Of the insurxent city. A
terrible conflict immediately ensusti.
Ball and grsp~shot moved down the
reckless masses. Shells demolished
houses where The people sought covert.
such conflict 10 the crowded stseots Of
u large city. Que lady. in terrss,
buried herself beneath the clothes Of
her bed. A cannon ball pienood u
h0use. passed through her bed. ard
her mangled remsins over
tie room. continued It's path of carnsge.
Eight gentlemen were taking their
lunch ut . table. A large ball swept
over 1t. brushing 1t clean of its con-
tents. and buried itself in the side Of
the house. injaring no one. That hsllI
Wa aiterwsrd gildsa aud suspsat1ad ~
front Of the dwelling with THU iAecrip-
sion: IAN orange from Charles x. the
last token Of his patsrnal love-" Az
tue King's troops stroggled through
the streets, impsded By besyicadss, they
we're sssailed from the windowa roois
and every available point Mn : 4$A1
OF bullets, md all the mi5itl of De-
strucsion which fnry could RrASp. For
three days this conflict continued una.
bsted. More than 1900 Of the royal
troops were killed o. the Asst day.
New troops we're. howsver, oootinually
brought in from . distance. while q
the same time. through every sven.
Nc. multisudss Of enragsd coantsyusn
were continually eeshsj11 = 610 ths
powers Of resistsncs. Durisg the three
days 5000 psrsoas were killed and
wounded. Ths King now become
TMoaoueaLY ALA1lGsD.
His troops. dsfeassd. were II dsfvss O.
apnn their hsadquGyteIs as y66 TtIloeleo'
and the Pslais Roysl. end iron ths -
sAilants became the ssoailed ChaIlss
Z. astonished at the fury which b. had
sxcitsd, recalled the ordinsoee asds
dismissed the Ministry. But Il wss too'
late for oompronise. The King. with
HE family. had ned from the porilous
tunsls oe the city 10 st. OleAd, Gb74.
I've tnilss froW Paris. Theso, Witk 'hlS
spyglsss. be watched The national dag.
the emblem Of Boasboo powsr, 4ossinR
from the turrets Of the .Tuills{iea. Nuds.
dssly - sov = Iall. and . u1esAsnt after
the III -colsr ross spon The sane dag.
sta6. The King taened polo - death,
snd exolaining. '.All i l1ssr' staegsead
81 . chsss. The tfisA6Aa6s f0oble
had. like a isuadatioa. svsps i1ea the
L0aves snd Tie Taillesiss. end ~ q.
hassssa ssyal troops wsre drives hs6dsU
then like subbisA - ~ Aao1~ ~.
Cloud b hut avs nilss 0un fSfS.
The royal family, b the utDese tseyes.
anticipating % at1oe4 4too ths i,1nr-
gent pof f6laes. 6sd t66ps of the royal
bunting ssass ., onillst, t6iSty
miles from Paris. o1feoply had the
King arrived q Ne H1nsisg ssst sre
the alarm couriesa, ffol4S1Sif Tossing
stseds. rushed lueo The peooeDce Of the
royai fAn,ly to TIL thU0 NJ TIE vhols
populAce Of Pasje oemed q b on the
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