The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-03-29

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ne note go into the yard everv even.
49, - O'Clock I shall then & mar
{oo Atonce Teresia recorninei Tniliens :
nsndwnfing For eight conserufiye dsv.
IS comiorted her By few such iines.
. ln.I sn order came that access 20 the yard
shs sl1 ~ e iosoiddsn the prisoner. Seeing
brought from 6ssaeossa and found means
g seno Il 70 her lover He recognized the
htxle weapon and knew vhas TIE sendi,,~
OF that token implied. -
On sunday. July q. l7g4, during that
memofAnle sitting Of the Ninth az Their
mioor. which put an end TO the Reign Of
s asesfor, lailen: ~ the tribune. brandished
Ile dagger La5arrus had sent him. and
wh1ie death stiffness pervaded the entire
assembly. ne exclaimed: II have seen the
army Of this new Cromwell recruit itself
ana have armed myself with dagger "a
pierce his breast IL the national conven-
non has not courage enough TO impeach
That Tallien. the pismy. wrestled with
Robespierre, the Titan, and the Titan was
overthrown.
Iallien. for his pains. married Cabarrus,
VINO did all she could 10 restore the man.
ners and luxury Of the old regime She
Vas % be seen daily. in the Costume Of .
Greclan courtessn, promcnading, half
STRIPPED, m the gardens Of the TuiIleries
and q the PalaisRoyal. This was under
the DirerxoYv
Nine. Tallien then lived in small house
in the Rue de IL Ticfoire, where Barras,
hoche, Josephine Beanharnais. Junot.
bonaparte, and others. together with one
Onyrard, 10 whom .-Our Lady of Their
Iaador, +" as the people called her. had rem
complaint to the latter about the small
sire Of the house she had 10 live in. A
short time after 0uvrard came 70 fetch her
IN his carriage and took her 10 the door q!
avery sumptuous mansion in the Rue de
Babyione.
Where are we?" she asked, perplexed.
AT Babylon" he replied
Happiness. ii seems to me, dweIls
within those walls.
II you think 20. here is the key" said
0uyrard.
And Onward gave Teresia Caharrus 1
small gold key, which was perfect Jewel
Nine TalIien settled in her new home.
The same day some print alluded TO hes
- Our lady of September This was
manifestiy . warning. People began to
forget Ihermidor and TO remember about
the butcher of prisoners in September
over which Tallien was said to have pre-
sided. The ex-Princess of Fonsenay was
quick TO understand. The mansion given
her BY Onward and the old Insult again
cast in her face brought her 10 . prompt
decision A few weeks later she got
Napoleon Bonaparte 10 take Tallien along
With him and his expsditionary corps into
Here Taliien founded newspaper. Ia
Decade Egypsiena<. and. as he had 70 earn
his living. accepted the post of admins
traitor of domains. But General Menou
Obliged him TO return. and. the vessel in
which he sale being captured by the En-
elish. he was taken 60 London. In 1901
Tallien. unperceived. revisited his naiivt
country TO obtain legal separation from
his wife and beg of Fouche, whom he had
saved among so many more from tls
scafsoid. the meager post OF consul at All.
can't.
Five years elapsed when very grand
lady was one day seen to enter mean
looking house in the Rue ST. Honore
where the once renowned member Of the
convention had his abode. This wa.
Teresia Cabarrus. first of all Princess OF
Fontenay. then Madame Tallien. and now
Chimcy). who brought Tallien some
money to prevent him dying from cold and
starvation.
In q short time, however, nothing re
manned. He sold his books, copied actors
roles. did what he could, in fact. TO exc out
. living.
For thirteen years a certain NJ. Lamher,
was to be met with in every lawyers Office
and booksellers shop throughout the CAPT
tai. But an hour came when there wert
no more books TO sell and no more legs
documents to copy. He had seahaustet
the supply. In an old cupboard NJ Lam
/ bert sin withheld from the ranaci:y of hs
dealers his old organ, L'Ami des C;toysns
precious collection which had weaiheret
| any number of political storms. He hac
| now Ia part with this also. his last treas
ure. The old man was in the act Of dis
i cussing the price with the shcpnan, wher
| Louis XvIIl.'s minister of Justice entered
| the place.
| M. Taliien,s exclaimed the minister
1 AYE responded Tallien. who had no
| heard his own name pronounced by any
| one for a long time past.
| The minister. NJ. Pasquier. bought tn,
| wretrhed mans collection of newspaper.
| and dreamiiy returning 10 the palace toi.
/ the king ali about Tallien, whom he had
nae; at the booksellers.
Men Of letters deserve announcement,
| remarked the king: please ask NJ. Taiiier
TO accept pension Of 100 louis from N,
/ p-iyy parse
Rnt the story runs that the great friend
| of DansoG preferred 70 die of hunger rsthcl
| than receive the kings bounty. He died
| and none were seen 10 attend his funeral
Not q newspaper even alluded 10 his de
/ mise.
| On December L.. IsSs, addressed tn
| following letter 10 the project OF the Seine
Moasisar !. Prefes: ~ Pere Ia chsise ecrss
tory. IN the fourteenth division seventh co..ts
| tioasl lire. No 81 viii De foand the site o. m
/ scpnifure Of FToconsal Jean lambert fa.aen.w n
/ died in Paris, sn the First ward. November -
iS-ss, aged NJ Allow me IN make appeal 10 you
| enlightened spirit ara high competency in ords
Ia obtain solution respecsing the tntnre desti
nation 80 which This. yet; ncn-fGlay paid al
| concession viii be put. IL hskooses you. Mcn
siear &c Project. 10 decide whether an unls aaises
| concession shonid not 10 exsend.d 10 ta'
!, ground ia question. CHARLES NcoSESs
i On the ssth OF the same month received
| municipal affairs:
| 70 convert into lasting concession tie linalfe'
| one W hica coress the sIe; N tas casters c. u
| etcry. fourteenth division. Registered nnmoe
T. 81. where the remains Of jean Lambert Ia.lsel
lie buried. From what tnfcrs1ssiou | hav'
been able 70 gather IL appears that the concessio;
| in question was ecanfed condssieaai1y, feora
sry -, lisa. 10 Madame La Casntssse dc Pe!les
| a>e Jasep Taller, and thai the compgeEaea
/ the limited concession into q lasting one an
not suiho-isssi "a order the freseryasson CT sAss
srrussurc in the absence 81 said payment Al
| can do is 70 include il among t.ia.e smitsni
CONCESSIONS thai revert 10 the administration 81
| the list OF JauUsry next The heirs ana assign
| OF tas original grantee ara free I
/ Grant the limited concession which The
roW hold Isso ias.ag one ]