The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-11-28
|!.BLE-DYED VILLAIN.
Arrest Count Cagnazzi, Protege
Of Humbert, for the Crime
Of Treason.
Silent Partner Of One Of the Great
est scoundrels Of the Pres
ent Age.
Moussa Akkah. His Chief, to be Released
Methods Of This Precious Pair
OF Raseals.


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~. No.. -h.-. = - ''> = VIZ - ~ n
70, -. vA.' waoso no WAS engaged to dine
with dumbert and Queen Marguerite.
Tho count was until the moment Of his
Incarceration the nr;rc;,,., .;,;I;.. sm.s.,
3 M..sow.h 80 a. :. n 0.vl,,sn s. oillc'a'
.:.:..-~.: - ~.u e. ne conslolied tne ad-
aninistratlon OF Justice, the local treasury
ana the service of supplies, it will readily be
understood that he reioned sunrama In
Italy,s COLONY on A.. Red -. a,.Is..,. =.
covered with orders and decorations, and
nonored until the day OF his arrest with the
warm friendship and support Of KING Hum
bert and Premier Criani' ha NOV, lie. ha.-;I, ;.
chained in tha ho,d - o.o,.s... e1..-S ~.
vha-a - - !. . - eoselnmens snip
49,. 49, ~ ~ ~ - % sr'ed ior ms life on
trial, which cannot fail to terminate in his
conviction. u;ll l;l.-,;.a -..,,,4 :. ~. -.
at;or "a -. -I:,e -.'1.S =. sn0 "ooI-
snl. :. -, ny WHOM partner. Moussa ~
A.nao, tne moat extraordinary scoundrel
a circular cell in tha orsat cor,;.t vs nr;.a.
- ~, G.sss- n0os oonv'0' prison
ao1 Ss.Aano. anu VINO, moreover, enjoys
me rare o1st1nctlon OF having been con-
uemae0 as 70 oeatn no less than three sepa-
rae It .lmes.
II ls Just about ten months ago that King
Humbert committed to penal servitude fol
u1e tne sentence OF death passed by Count
Uaagnazz! upon his former friend, Moussa
= Fl Akkad. The latter has been wealthy
1.yptlan lana owner and merchant. He
was was born n IN Alexandria some forty years
sGu IL. an0 nEet attracted public attention in
1874, when he was accused of having pois
ohed ms rlch uncle, with the assistance of
the latter'6 fair wife. whom ho hoauhaennantIv
married. II was further charged that al.
sor 2 .ew montns OF welded life he had
nuIuereo MS confederate also, in order to
W ms.a Mp.e 20 ENJOY MS unole's wealth alone.
pasna, put he, however, did not serve the
Anouave IaltnIally, a. he also drew heavy
Ray from the deposed ruler, lsmail, at
nAIs, ana from the pretender, Prince
;1, nanl1, at Constantinople, for serving their
!nltsfests ~ aRainst Tewhk's government. For
rst Maasowah, absolutely Indifferent to the
cnlses eno anathemas launched at his head
~ sne TRENDS and relatives Of the many
vioame q ma treachery. and from the very
oo9.Ina!9K ,no or sne lsahAn occupation Of Mas.
sowan, so, ~ loeo. ne once more became per-
Ifte, - thc cGns,aelaDle ms Importance.
I.a1;. H;.s. ene Dongolt massacre, where whole
nad n.a,nn an Me Mseelment feA into an amhush plan
last -. y pussa ~. ". ana was destroyed to the
81 s.Ly " ~ sno ADyssinaanS, tnlS wonder
for s"nyEer ss,,isa: 9penea contribution OF $500
~ ~ puonc saoscllption for the erection of q
TtaI;onc thorsh tLH " eno DutcneIeo
.h.t ~ ,as .mounn e snese y reason TO believe
tha as ~ was conSelnea N the preparation Of
Ro,na Sado,s. snS , Snowy afterward ne visited
t.H Ive olu Wds anv1teo 70 dine with the
,,,;,ist aau a.sD WIN olgnor Crlspl, the prime
nlsteI, h;na shat, :, wno was 80 much pleased with
tha 1 .n1a, sn@e ue on.aaneo Ior MIN the cross Of
T.a,ar,:. r." rus"4 oiuof " ot. maurice and st.
fa..
+;a,, 'v~. momsns n.ans iater an immense sensa-
Of The Rad ses mt Hvs t,e on'y ai1nR the shores
VI VI sne h. neu sea, Dug also at Rome, by the
hes, eMs snsSst snas m9ussa ~ Akkad had suddenly
snrrandor ~d.vsssa on cnarRe q conspiracy to