Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-01-01

l1rKRAKy H0fA
N - Righteousness:
Pans, Dec. Sth, 1eA
nm yngr xAfolHDxs srExD&
m hast horse ridden By Napolsoo was
mt which served for the Ms Lessons N
,uui%ation Of the Duke Of Cumberland.
n ms q little dark bay stallion. origin
NV uurchased at the Cape OF Good Hops
b. The then Governor, Lord Somerses,
No shipped it to st. Helena. After Ma
poseon's death it was sent to England,
vhsn George /. purchased II for pres
nj to the young prince. The animal
though aged, was gentle and at the same
time ccurs peous. The Duke OF Cum
bsriand vas very much attached 70 II,
.nd allowed It 10 end its days IN full
liberty in a home meadow. During n's
c.yrer the horse Napoleon most mounted
80 All. Il had been taken from ALI
Rev in Epyrt by dragon: later 1t IVES
vsAaken by the Mamelukes, bat uit-
roaselv vas captured by the French
General Nenou brought Ali to France
and presented him TO Napoleon. ms
49, the ,teed en- which he denied
through the Alps. and rode at wagran'
Marereo and Ansteriisz. The horse ne
xoae at Waterloo was called Accucia'
II was cray-spotted horse, aged four
ve.ys. supple. rapid and energetic. ~
80 add al a common auction: Inc
E,srrb have no venerstion for horses
M The hopors paid to Fioriiand, whicn
1hsrcrombie had under him IN Egypt
ara despite its wounds OF seven rms
hsil. and two sword cuts, was brouRnt
n Malta. and on its death. aged 80 years
.fhere buried with all the honors near
battery.
rours XVI. AFTER pEcAprTArros.
I'm the 21st January. 1893. the unsor'
innate monarch was driven IN the may
orss four-w wheeled carriage-Marie An
fninette was conducted in an open car,
hands tied behind her back, TO the gull i'll
io3ira. AZ 1920 Q. IN. he arrived; az io:Zl
- VAS on the scaffoid; at 10:24 us mead
MA eIhibjted 70 the people: A euaro
q foot AN d'arrnes conveyed the Dooy
e. tha Madeleine cemetery, nov part o.
shs Honieyard Haossman. The Burial
Crm misai0ners certified that the BODY
10 ent;re. save that the bead vas sep
s.stsd from the trunk" The hair had
49,, ant "a the back Of the head, and
~ CORPSE was destitute OF coat ane
shoss. Il was dressed IN chemise VIA
creen embroidery in the form OF
heaYt: the knee breeches were IN RrA.
Goth. ard the silk stockings OF the SAM
color. The remains were put into TN
md e of shell coffins. the head piacet
bokveen the legs. and the grave coveret
A. In the register of the infe!men
~ entry is as follows: "Name: LEM
CAN'T. Where born: Versailles. Ago: o.
Profession: Last king of the French"
THE CRESCENT AND THE Cross.
When the Moors invaded Spain tn
Museulman race 50 mixed VIII ~
Christians that rallying sign oec1n
necessary. The latter decided 10 aAo,
20 eroW under the nose "norlzonta,
line Of hair called mouatache: ~
the neither lip vertical tuft OF naI
vos cultivated. This combination ;u9
ss~si = croes. became the symbol o
k;hsrtx ana Fraternity, and was adopte'
* III Ch,istian warriors.
POLITICAL oLovH'
During many years gloves were ban
ishod from the court OF Fsance. ~
INSTRUMENTATION Jeanne d'Albert, the mo
1h1s Al Henri w. was poisoned by a PAL
ID siovse prepared with perfumes. ]
r. onlv since i7B9 that the wearing Q
ajeyI ~ been revived. At the deaf
- fihaslee X. some floating Deputies On
6esvcrsd - make political capital on
q clovss. They appeared at the opef
90 Inease. 60 !aa I -. n csrs, 80
...,ass. 'o n,c.s TIA hlack OPENED th
c.vcr ~ aristoaratic ealons Of "a
Ss-S.~r. - Gernsin: the yellow plunf
~ 49, ~ hraosN-that n 10 env. I
- sX ~ r. I>Cit;mist were er
ss...sss.S .,r1 rriaI Syom the deputy
ss,sSst sssn NJ ~ mourninc cloye: hut
s",s S - shs Nsn,iiv fsmiIy vas pa
SssS ~ s =. Ii6 dutv. An ancier
49,, ~ss ~ rysrS: ma N Etisnne. ney(
.s Z ss,ss,s ciov.
Us' : s'A''s's e'o
DnAwBAcKs or lady DocroHs.
4 ho,h.nd rinss At the lAtter's rsa
denes; servant dsscsnds and opens d
Qoos. visitor: ne quick; sen snc ~
toeeoe ] have . oaIriAee waisink Iol nst.