The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-03-30

and her guests were tortured during
eioht honrs before being drowned in


daubed on the lips of his brother.
M. Guillou was roasted and eaten un-
der the eyes of bis wife. Bsrbarism
is only two steps from civilization aud
prowls ever round 1t.
Those who sought safety 10 fight
had to endure great misery; they ar
rived in unknown lands penniless.
and those who had personal effects
saw them soon exhausted. The
Princess de Condo wandered about
for food and shelter. She was glad
when able to sleep on bare wooden
floor and to obtain few potatoes and
Eater. Louis xiv. when minor
fed from Paris with his mother to
Saint Germain. His bed was a shake
down on a few bundles of straw, and
the diamonds of the crown were taken
az fun Roi en- E.ciI. and disposed off 70
buy food. The great king neVer 10 all
his later glory forgot that pang OF
sharp misery. Driven into exile by
the revolutionists, Mdlle de Mont-
morepey, once court pct, became q
bankers servsrt, ALTERS became
laundresses and char women, C1mte
Ide secillon set up SO a dancing
master, the Baron de Pontgibsud as
a porter. at London. Mdlle de
Gontsut worked knitted articles by
which she gained on penny an hour.
Chateaubrland washed bis own linen
in the Thames, while planning the
Genius of Christianity" and in his
garnet he made use of the table for a
blanket. Others became housemsids,
singers and fishwomen. Those in
France who sent money to relatives
abroad were liable to be gulliolined.
Such was the fate OF M. de Bsrbattan,
who sent 1000 francs to his son.
England expended thousands ei
pounds in thu relief OF tbs ensigres.
and one OF the noblest incidents of
that terrible period was, that the
French priests, refugees, were ex-
c1usively supported by the Protestant
clergy. The Reign of Terror over, there
were balls Given to raise fands for
those in exile Such were called balls
de cictimes, and those Who had lost
relatives by the guillotine, wore a
small red ribbon round the neck.
It is very bad time for the poor,
winter ever ia 60, but there is no panic
misery. Begging or vagrancy is
trade, and has its good and bad sea-
sons, its lean and tat years, like other
professions. There are more insol-
vent. sturdy vagrsnts abroad than
ever. The time is still distant when
every Frenchman is to have a fowl in
his pot every Sunday, as Henri w
observed. That worthy monarch
commanded the Pres6s of the provi-
sion merchants TO arrange. that the
butchers were to sell all the inferior
meat without bone to the poor, but
the bones were to be added to the
prime morccagr purchased by the
rich.
Madame Paul Mink-Neyro is a
Pole by birth. She was first lieuten-
ant to Louise Michel, who lie now un-
der bolts and bars. like her political
ehum, Prince Kropotkine. Paul
Mink, aware she was to be expelled
the country, wed two years ago q |
Frenohman, NJ. Negro, and 60 |
laughed in the face Of the home |
minister. In time she had a baby, |
which lived only q week. TWAS
named "Lucifer. Blanqui, Vercinge-
torix." but the clerk declined to reg
lister that namesake of the son of the
A second little stranger
has arrived; be has been dubbed
"Spartacus, Blanqui, Revolution"
and which the clerk again declines to
r egister. Hine illie lacrime.
The law is formal that Christian
names must be selected either from
the calendar or ancient history, the
latter subject to revision. But there
are accommodations. Thus Dumas
ils, desiring to call one OF his daugh.
Eers JEANNE, after the heroine in ono
Of his dramas, was refused. But he
Ultimately succeeded. In nosarial
Ash the family preeedes The Christian
name. The Jesuits do not change
their names like many Of the relia.
ious orders, who must in deeds sign
their lay name. The ancients, who
|eved synbolism, viewed the name a.
IN spithet. possessing some physical
Or moral signi6cation, az with tho
Hindus Of to-day. The law of
Meanou enjoined that the name Of A
Woman should be easy of pronunois-
lion, and terminate softly, like the
words Of bsnediotien. With the
Hebrews there was also ::signifca
Sarah suggests princess; Rachel.
mildness; Deborah, industry. WITH
bach new dynasty the Chinsse rsban- |.
'iss provinces and cities. In France
he revolution efacsd oil that mr.
yssted royalty, and AarseiIles, for il,
reason to the republic, was branded
he city Sans Nom.
With the Hussulnaas. vhsp . man
'xpirss. bis name dies with hin. Al
'aby when seven days old, il A.
'roached By the father OF grand
ather. who whispers ito mans in ia
AZ, and then repeats it aloud tn the
anily. But that name must be eel.