The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-10-08

woman In your position is not com
promised for six months passed there
On the contrary, sometimes but YOU arr
a woman of honor. and you make point
OF your honor. Well, if you are reasonable
we viii take care of your reputation. and
no ones hall know that vou gave up S:afner
We will take you into the ball, and yOu
shall sit at a table by the side of the orcles-
ira. near the little door that leads into the
garden. You will remain there with
these three gentlemen. and drink as much
suSared wine, and smoke as many cigar
cites "a yon like. The Government will
pay. This gentleman and myself will be
in the garden. When Stafner arrives Won
VIII go up to him if you try to lead him
| towards the street door our men will SEIZE.
+! him. but they will not touch Won they
will tell everybody that you betrayed yor,r
Hnan-tnr fifty francs. But. If IL bring him
quietly into the garden we will pack off
/ the pair OF you. There will be no disgrace
for you you will be taken to the preft.,,-
turr /; you will be set at liberty quarter
OF an hour afterwards. and yon can 60 and
flush your evening at VauxhaII or ut the
Eiysee Montmartre. Do You understand?
YeS-and you will be reasonable /? That
is right Now go with these gentlemen
we will wait for you in the gartIen.''
Aglae and the three policemen. crossed
the boulevard and entered the ball. Mar
con and Dubrisart followed them. passed
through the room, and went and sat on a
bench mfr
ing was cool, aud the garden was desert
cd.
Il can offer you fine cigar said
Dubrisart to MaIcou II bought three or
four excellent boxes at Antwerp
''Ah you have been at Antwerp ?''
''GeS, three VEGAS ago for tue Comte de I
Cliambord.'
DO you travel mucl, 80
'Ah Since the 4th of September / am
always en- route
You did not stay in Paris during the
siege -
No; OH September 5th already saw
what the Government of the National
DeteuSe was worth. Those gentlemen had
the idea of keeping Paris without secret
police Lunatic~, pure II :atics. As I was
supposed to have certain merit. | was
offered the post of secretary to a commiS<-
ouer of police who had been newly an
pointed and who could not perform his
Intles without assistance. | refused,
nj not like sedeHtary posts. l said to
ayScit, Some tiav or other the secret police
fill ne reorganiztd. and shall be- wanted
lett Paris with Il com, ANY of frauc.-
reurS. For two months we beat about
! the foreSc OF Orleans. and then went fo
ours to recruit. 1t WAS about the middle
November. The first uian that [ met
Tours. in the Rue Roya!e. was that
erSac. VINO before the' 4th of Sept ember
'as in the brigade of the Chateau. and the
'1'ete Generale. He told me. a. we were a
hiug along. that Monsieur Gauintt;, was v
man who had some ideas of government L
rat since his arrival they wert. trying to u
aorganize a secret police, but that they G
ere i'm great difficulties. The Goverr,- ?"
ent nf Tours found il easy enough to I'
nproviSe projects. sub prefvctS and gem II
-als but yon cannot inproyi~e police
hat Is where our force lies. They are al
ways Obliged to come back to us. They Ia
siete me a very fair offer, and when they u;
iew that had been to TwickeiiIisin,. to "a
"den. to WoOdn"rton. to keep All eye on !"
e Orleans princes. they said to me !"
hat is capital. We know that the Prince
.Ioinvilie is hiding somewhere IN ono W
the prnviucia! armies. TRY 70 find pr
u" So went TO seek the Prince ,le ti'
inviile- 1t seeE'etI To me odd IL, be Hu
ing the same business for the Repnbiic
had been doing for the Empire for ten w
arS. All old fellow. one becomes a Nj
at Il philosopher affer fifteen Years of "u
iiiicai police. The Empire sent us tn W.
4 af'er the Orleans rrince:-the Repub- VIZ
sent Us to run after the Orleans princes. d.
e H'are IL changes. you see. the more is N''
still the same thing. We caught the Ia.
lnce "e .Ioi'vilie at last it was an the WI
my OF the Loire that he was fighting wei
INST ElIe P:iISsiHns. We kept him pris- "l
:: az the prefecture at lie Mans for five MAJ
& and tnei 1t was [ who accompanied "'''
! TO Saint Malo. where he took the Ine
{ for England. The fact Is that o,1r Cre
Ittess Is not monotonons. When I me
III. for instance. that ], who am here Le
ting to yon in the garden of the Bou,p nc
Ire. arrested, January 13. 1871. the. i'"u
nee de Ioinvilie, at lie Mans. and. the 'eei
! "f July of the same year. the painter ore
lrbet, at Paris. hidden in a cupboard. the
en- think that presented my respects we
ne Emperor Napoleon. at ChiseIhurt: e'e
January Is. 1872. and at the Conte de al
mbord. at Antwerp. on the 24th of no'
rilary following .el,
You have spoken to the Emperor and 7 ba
ne Comte de Chambortl ?'' Ma,
As am speaking to yon. Maroon. At maj
'elhIrt 1t was nothing to boast about asst
ieft your name and address with the :.
keeper and the following day yo.s re- all
Ell letter of audience. [ had arra.e- I'm a
or myself nice little Bona partist You
=: My grandfather. caDtoin in fba Chi,