Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-07

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princess, she said, Young man on the
most fery disposition, WAX deeply Nj.
censcl at what he considered Matar,no'a
Insult, and many leading Roblan nohiea.
besides the king himself, wcrc more than
indignant on account % The rejected alil.
nncc.n
"'rhls lady who has led To YOU across
the Nobau irnntlcr,n questioned Sarannc,
are you convlnccc that she IA not an
linpostors'
absolutely Her father, formerly
high IN Oillce, has been executed for 4
political ofionsc. She has relations on
her mothur's side, who are In turn con.
npctod with certain powerful people OF
Our own land" Here Mlrolln mentioned
several names belonging 10 grandoea oi
The highest rank, grouped about the
throne Of Damoclan
~ have assigned her certain apart.
ments In remote wing of this vast
palace, aud went this very day to offer
her credentials TO the prince and request
for her attendance Blu, that matter may
now be del yod =
What does she wish TO accomplish by
her ilghtgM
''safc convoy TO her Kindred al the
court Of our sovereign -
"Ahl see. Aud Is she beautiful"
beyond words She has form tina,
Is living music, a face that Ia lncarnatc
poetry. And as former manners, these a,
once leave no doubt that she il Of the
most patrclan origin
'tBut VIII she consent 10 enact the vory
lnrld and mclodamatlc part of being puf.
sued by 4 bowling mob and falling IN
suppllcahon, desperation, at tho feet OF
our princofn
"Wo Will prevail upon her 80 do sou
'l,ut how, my saplent MirolinYn
"By simply making her faithful rndi
ton Of this role the price of her persona
safety We will promise her that pro
vldcd she acquits herself With credit ant
distinction as the prosecuted refugee, hon
journey TO her Kindred will bo freed from
The least pcrlln
what liz her namoln
"Thc Lady NarIssan
"a pretty name,p said Saranne, critic,
ally, 'but not 40 pretty as Eustasia, /"
stimulated by the quiet yet potent en-.
crgy OF his friend Miroli,, Saranao at
once began the most serious prepare.
lions. He was now thoroughly con.
ylnood that Prince Masarino had given
orders for nothing moro sangulnary than
now and bizarre mode OF amusing him.
self and his court.
As Tor the court, II received the tidlngs
with unreasonable glce, In spite ui
MaSarlne'A reserve and wearlness, no had
managed To make himself both admired
aud loved, Nor was this solely because
os isSity 10 his father Tho prince pos,
sossod u personal charm for which his
distinguished birth aud helrship To the
throne could In no manner account
Rarely as he addressed or even noticed
his ndherents, their devotion was IN many
cases no less genuine than profuse
They took up tile now idea with Seal
ana enthusiasm. The prince, walking
the galleries OF his palace, eontcmplatiyt
and sodete, observed what was passing
aud yet gave no sign, No one, since his
iuomentons inter, lew with Saanue, adj
dressed him on the awful subject of III,
coming revolution, save IN single in
st0ncc--nnd this instance was supplied
By Saranac himself
But he immediately frowned down his
prime minister with the utmost severity
care you aware he said, ~ tones o.
ireo2ing hau,rur, "iliNt am perfectly IN
conscious OF the dark calamity whcl
| threatens meg Most probably ON Frlda,
morning ! shall hear the first sounds q
tumult while ndoloDtly smelling boquoi
of dollhouse roses and strummlng upon q
golden luten
On Friday morning this ls precisely
what occurred, II waa all done with
magnificent effect, Snauac, by nature q
scholar and rather devoid OF humor,
could never have done II alone, Mrolin
assisted him, and superhly Tho court as
sisted him, and suporby ~ woil, being
instructed, advised Allotted by Mlrolln,
The iirst day Of the revolution passed
with noteworthy success The mob surgod
aboni tho palace walls IN excellent dis.
order The groaus and curses were In.
distriously multiplied every peasant,
male and female, knew the eNOct number
required Of him or her, aud realized, II,
well, tholr fat forthcoming price. There
Was smoke, and the concomltant llring OF
of guns or pistols, both az resonant n
they were bullotless. There were alsc
heads on pixies, presented az windows Of
the palace, These heads had boon clever
ly made from pastebourd, or som,
such material, aud bore striking