New-York tribune., 1888-03-25

die II discovered, and they decided to take their
chances They were feeble, still they managed to
pile the good brothers OF the Cancia, one ABOVE an
Other. until from this standpoint OF mortality 'hey
could reach window.
The first who loohed out. promptly lodged sent'nels
wero pacing I'D and down, before the building ana
at the corner where streets crossed was s'aonou
a large guard. But watching their enahoe DO 'io ~
sentinels passed, they made Signs 10 WOMAN III an
ouposlte cafe They we're they wero unders'ood'
and ALI were eager TO help Their first, most press ny
need was food and this conveyed to them most
adroltly by cab driver, brother-if remember reht-
to Patti.
AS though by chance, he stopped bis cab close TO
the window again by chance sevcra people Stoppea
in front of the cab, taking Uusy together and TINS
scrcened he thrust In tho grazing roll of orcad
and a short, pointed iron bar When they had noi''
he hurl4edly told them, they must signal then the
people would get up quarrel, to call on the guards
and favor the escape.
Patti was overcome at first with weakness and
des pondency, and wept bitterly. AS to Bivona the
greater tho peril, the wlrlc, more teIseiy sti.hS no
Dec alne. Ho cheerud up his companiUn and stfensn-
ened by the bread they set to wOrA, AIDING the SLOW
mprsonmeut the outermost stone lay loose in It's
socket They rested few seconds, then sisnaAeu
that they ready
The street had been quito peaceful, only noisy,
until now but suddenly two women began 10 quarrel
their friends Joined in and great huoouo az arose $50
window, and Bivona heard him say to frend: ii
there was conspiracy you may be sure tnese a..
cursed women would be In II, they are always ready
for row. On he passed little dreaming tina, con, on
splracy was actually there and BIvona' despite the
peril could not restrain chuckle
In almost the same moment, at the crossing where
the guard stationed, several carts loaded With
straw, managed to run into each other The Widest
CONFUSION ensued The drivers cursed. threatened
came to blows: the bysfanders rushed tn and sym.
pahetIcally began to fight those accnrsed women
joned the ray screaming Iondest Of all in fact as
BIvona said they had devtl OF time Guard and
cIo fha ctr uch
It might lead TO insnrrecton and while the friends
Of order were thus landably ENGAGED al one end OF
FilIppo ri a Patti = Half way oSs Of tho hoe. he stnck
and rged Blvona to help him back M9 No o said Inst st
60 even n In pieces.'
with all his might be pushed him; whIle those
scarifed, Patti reached at last the street
Then came Bvano. who being Of slender build and
them them as as they appeared with their clothes hustled
them behind and through the crowd sr0s' rrt, rhe
thev could reach tho open country.
So adroitly the affair MANAGED that the soldiers
had not even MO
there ccased. "a n by mario the confusion OF the
carts" The drivers rrcovrrod their temp"r as unex-
pectedly as they had lost II: the bystanders grew
amicahl. and Jolly the horses rottNd on the scnfries
resumed their march Al ,s vas hefor- with ,o ono
eye looking out from Its vanlfswas small irregular
opening.
How had Il como fhere7 Strange 10 say. ono
tnew anvthIng abort It The people rahrr"d around.
as astonish.d az the sentines "Most holy vi"Cin
what copld they know about ~ They had boon
watching tho straw-carts A niece m"sf have fallen
ont Of the wall while they were not looking Dlavolo
Dio santissImol (thDs invoking he two strongest
authorities) Nobody had seen anyfhingT
The most rigid cross-questonlng and search failed
to elicit moro than this There had been an escape. so
much certain and since Rivona and Patti had not
bcen found before II argued rightly that thev we're
the fIetives. Bivona's wife and children were
treated with much harshness: but as the poor woman
said We only knew that he gone: We could only
pray that he was SAFE
So matters went until the nth OF May. not quite
a month from that sad struggle In the Gancia, there
landed at Marsala. Garlbadi and his Thousand. On
tn" 9th they wer at Calatifmi the I7th at Alamo.
the 18th at Parnico. BY the 25th they had reached
Msllmeri the o6th GhilroSsa and the o7th their
triumphant entry into Palermo; BEFORE November of
this year the campaign ended italy was free
And Rivonal He had joned Garibaldi. of conrso
and fought with him bravely, as yon may suppose.
Rut after a while. some chronic ailment disabled him
for active service and he voted small pension
Small II was. II ceased 10 he paid and for
the last ten years he struggled hard with Illness.
poverty and the care OF large family. This SAYS
Sgnor Savo is the onn's conntrv paws ire debts
Yet something may he urged for poor dehtoppressed
italy. She "nays thus often. because she is IN
able to do otherwise. And In snite Of his barren
pension Bivona can stlll say. with all the fire of
patriotism that fist led him to rebel "viva Italia
Viva Ia Liberia