Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-03-14

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HFhN II INC utlN Oh Nap.eS,
| NM NJ aud the little toy
/ EM ral\lG3l1 towns that stud
! fY.tAz4S Nz44.ETT5J4< its curving shore,
/ K#l WI Y wv and tho rocky
i 9bA3,- .-r>A hcadlands of the
fsEl'P 49, distant islet of
Capri. A ship Of
war, with Spanish
Y colors displayed,
rss at anchor about half mile from the
.lore. her haunting pennant telling to
n whom it may concern that she has
On board no less person than u Spanish
Adminl.
The anchored vessel is brig-riggcd,
dsep down in that capacious hold lie,
n addition to her other lading, twenty
SUBSTANTIAL, casks, hoped with iron in
which are stored three hundred thou
nDd ducats Of Spanish gold-the sub
sly sent by "his most Catholic majcs-
n to his trusted yiceroy of Naples. the
/ Duke Of Arcos.
II is perhaps, the consciousness Of
Ms important trust which gives such
4 an anxious look to tho pale and dissi-
mtel. aud still undeniably handsome
bee Of the young admiral, Don Juan
/ fernandez.
At first sight, indeed, tho apprehen-
SONS Of the young noble might seem to
hhardIy warranted by circumstances;
ir, with her twelve big guns, and her
crew Of torty-iiyc scamcn and twenty
soldiers, the Spanish brig appears well
able to take care of herself; and even
we're it otherwise, what enemy has she
biar in harbor belonging to the
ling Of Spainl
But it is not merely the thought of
bis valuable freight which disquiets
Admiral Fernandez; he has another and
trmore serious cause of apprehension.
b this town that lies before him. wife II
Spanish garrison in its midst, and half
lH0c Of mobiles of the "bluest blood"
within its borders, some strange com
motion is evidently taking placo--all the
nne alarming because, as yet, utterly
mysterious.
Along the streets nearest the waters
edge crowds Of men may be seen rushing.
Nth gestures Of furious excitement, and
bestlhess Of the summer morning is
broken by the hoarse, booming roar in
vAch tue wrath Of great multitude
vents itself when about to second ITS
Voobby deeds. Figures in Spanish
teacs arc deserted, ever and anon,
llnyng up the steep, winding path
Altleads to the citadel, with the speed
dndsguised terror; while the very air
ms with cry only too common in tho
sleals Of every Italian city, and always
la1l as the forermner of some fearful
hniy
"Popolo, popolol moriano tiranni !"
lle people, the people, death to the
tHRkl
AnsImg with this shout. too, comes
sound Of uamc which the naughty
g'ldee now hears for the first time, but
,llh he is iated to know to his cost
sae long:
Long live Masanicllo of Amalfii"
Iat morning u seemingly trivial dis
I'm the fruit market, arising out of
nsolenco Of petty official. had
sght down upon the bewildered
-laids, as if appeared to them, the
.36oi the whole city at once. The
Sian bad been killed or put to flight
E Splendid mansions of the Spanish
'.s stomcd, pillaged and set on FIRE
ls lew survivors forced to take refuge
WIN the walls Of the citadel, now the
pot Of ground possessed in his own
Y q Naples by the king of Spain;
~ ihe seat Of Judgment, where the
slheent Duke Of ARGOS had lately
% administerinjustice, was now en-
.lel slim, dark-eyed, bare-footed
fisherman, known yesterday only
icamaso Aniello of Amalf, but
cth memorable to all time as
-sSlello Of Naples.
gay the popular fury was directed
-H llls own countrymen. the admir-
rs had already told him; and it
Nlilly important to ascertain
party was gaining the ascenden-
'aa what share he might himself be
y lake IN the struggle. But this
54sier said than done. Although he
sun a anchor all the morning, in
e% g the shore, not single boat
AND had yet come off to him;
-leleioge It was with no small salts
mai heat length deserted n huge,
~ large, loaded with hay. com
81 -iy toward him. 1t was propelled
w men, while a third-a man of
- stature and powerful frane-
fsa The helm. But, to his surprise
STE. the barge suddenly veered
~ away IN the direction of Capri.
49, 'iiis wouid not do. Don Juan
-. speaking-tIumpet and hailed
fs-sslng craft.
no, ahov n
quo answered the colossus at the
H.. putting his huge hands to his
L.. .i i ilS, sending through them a pro
s-o slioE, deep and hoarse as that
= ,-oantaia bull.
~ flHe alongside Of me-"
I, tune, responded the steers
~ mere at thou bound for, then. fel-
Csr"
e.. al on the way, then. Come
-I want word with thee.