New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-25

| the SignOr Marches" here pr, SENT VIM -. e.
TO your previous character; but you mus no i od
Get that in Il case like this the great DOuI VI ~
| ucated public and social opinion Il Win '"o
woman rather than the man. -, ,,
81 am to stand my trial Tor cX'oruoh' anu I'm, ",r
very likely to be convicted lou are n no. Won roy
encouraging, S:gnOr Cbaldini, but ! suppos W.
Will find word to say in my defence before
II will do my best answered d., the Y tnn@
,uhcre This confession is One thing Is quit" GER
tain II it had got into the hands oil dsiioh o.
person, Donna Adele would nave hearu % i. 80
fore now. and would have tried to buy ii, as s'ie
did try to get it from the maid Lucia, q coruinS
to her own account. and from me. In the mean mean
while will 90 and examine me me cd,rr p, VIM
YOU kindly give me his name ana adurc,Sii ,d;,;
went nt'I away before Ghis!eri and San Gacn'o
had been alone together half an hour ne cah'
back looking rather pac and eNcit;Fi. .rho
lit is most unfortunate he cAclgilncd The
devil is certainly in this business ne nan WIZ
buried yesterday. he died oil apopieNS '"o u''s
Nothing surpasscs thr st 1I y1 % r t't the
IDIOT have lived "a fortnight longer =. L.;
portance both his friend and Tho lawynr had at
tached to the dead mans testimony. in't WV ",T
anvtbinC in e;hsieris favor He had, of course
oriy spoken with the dealer himself, gcner1iE IA
private room and without witnesses, ne ,,' ON
gan to fear that his ease was even "o'sc 'i'"
Tile best possible defence, in my . Opinio nnd
said Ubadn, is to tel yonr , G%E s'I' b.eve
that, after all. yours Will s'eIn py lat IN" lTnr
probable in the eyes of any court OF J'Sucy, li,n
va will question Donna Adde'S sanity, ana prlh
couple of celebrated authorities to prove Una, 'nas
reoplc who use morphine often, go mad ara nave
fixed ideas Donna Adcles delusion Is that yon
arc the possrssor of her confession. IL we csni1a
prove that it has been al this time III the h,nds
of some one else, may at least be able 10 snoW
that there is no particular reason WHY !; r'on, wv
| hat ar
in need of so, 900 francs and that, so lar as hnS
| one knows You are not tho man to ty 10 &c!
it in this way if you were We VIII 90 . W., % Ts
who had murdered his brother in the presence
of three witnesses. proved that one was nal
| wittcd. that the second was drunk, ara that ,'ic
third coulI not have been present ct all. becau.r
he ought to have been somewhere else That was
much harder case than this. The jury shed
tears of pity for my Unused client. ~
II viii do without tn tears, said Ghis'erI,
with n smile, provided they will see the truth
this time .,u.o, >,
leave Ghislcri's lodging that night. sending Toii-
! fazio to his house for clothes ara nccr'sarle,,
and ordering fresh horses ana ahohcr g"" 'yatad
ali day IIo distinctly objected g. cabs, he sd;
because they were always too small Tor him an
il Ghisor to lie arrested, he lnt'ha'i -
drive with hlm to the prison. in order to siyc
bail for him Immediately. And 80 he did On
the following day Rome was ,surprlscd ny a
spectacle unique in the recollection oil ~
nran arr;on,s bclorcinc TO Casa san Giacinto
was seen rolling socmnly through ne city; pear
| ing Pletro Ghislcri. the Marchcsc d san "iacih'o
himself and two policemen; VINO lc*kci very I'M IN.
| comfortable as they sat. bolt upright; .ldr ny
side. on the back scat. lew hours In,or t We
same carriage appeared again: retro ani n.r,
| liant being etiIl III il. bur without the o'ir"r'
Of the law San Giacnto insisted mon driving
his friend six times round the villa borfh",," NS
| fi,nes round the Pinco and four times the l"ng'h
of the Corso before taking him back at last to his
lodgings. ..,-
n.ople are fools or towards or both. and imitation
as rule needs neither courag" nor WIS ION o'ii on,
and dine with us tomorrow hishI, aaa t Iclnn.
70 tbc majority | shall go 10 the club now anu
| give an account cf tn" days drings,
why not h wait a@a ci 0 ni,a , P S o viii
| il do any good 70 tglS OF II?
since people nius tall or DE- Answered T Ian han
| Giacinto am OF the opinion that they ma p''-
ter tell the truth than invent lies
| When he YVES gone Ghislcr wondered what haI
impcllcd him TO take so much trouhie. " w9"a i,
| have been quite enough If he bad appeared a,
| the right moment TO give fccurity for him, ana
that alone would have been q very valuable" s,r-
| vice Bat San Giacinto had done inucI NOR,
| for his action had shown the world from the first
| that he intended 10 take Ghislrris SIDE lh'
| latter who was always surprised when any one
| showed ANYTHING approaching friendship Tor MN
was exceedingly sTatc,ul, ana ",i'i' LIZ 80
would uot in future laugh AZ III" llca OF sP1hn,
tanrous human kindness without motive a. he
| had often laughed in the past.
Meanwhile San Giacnto won't 70 his club
score Of men. were lonnGng in ~" onis, nnn
most Of them had been talking OF tl" now snnIal;;
| though in a rather guarded WAY. for no one ws'rd
| 10 quarrel either with Ghisl"ri or his ally On
| seeing tho latter 60 TO the smo<in 7-roHn, almost
every ono in the club followed HIM out OF curi"S-
ity in the hope that 10 would give some "Nplana-
ton Of what had occurred. They ,wcr, NOT dshp-
n6ointc1 San Giacinto stood with his back 10 IN"
fire place looking al each face that presented ItScii
before him. A.. - oo,
mo to say something will. do not wlsn I,
| offend any one: but with tho execution OF al, ~
| ourselves hero assembled most pcopl" tell l"s
| Consciously or nncorsciously. when th"y do not
| l,roc tle truth and sometimes WON they do,
| which is worse 50 mean 10 tell yon the truth
about nv driving with Ghisleri AMI two pole hl,'.
| mon r. dav and the roason why have bc'n driv-
| inc with him all th~ afternoon. After that Won
NAV believe what you like about ~" matter
Tho facts ar" these. YESTERDAY '.n19Hri Wfo."
me a note telling me- Mat he cNrrcicl shortly to
| 10 arrested on n charge Of cvtorton. and asking
| if would be bail for him. That is what ] have
done The accusation comes from Casa SavrIll
and declares that for two wears and half CHS
lori has had pos.r Of that letter belonging 10
| Donna Adele which she wrote 70 her confcssor.
SavcIi says that Ghislcri has boon trying To make
her pay money for il, and has ofhcrws" mad" her
| life nnbearahlc ~ her by means OF II Thor" nrc
letters Of Ghisors referring To the manuscript OF
Isabella Mon,ovarchi's confession which was for
sale this autumn. and GAG, Snv"ll -ivs thar ms
manuscript WIS spoken Of In order 20 daguis" the
ro,l transa ction contemplated. Ghslcri saws II
IL plot 70 ruin him, and that h. has been awar"
Of IN ever since last spring. M"oh'li" ne ms
actually been arrested and I hav" given bail for
him. That is the story. drove abont
with him this afternoon 10 show that !. for my
pirt take his side and believe him T. be pr
fcctly innocent That Is what had to say
am obliged to you for having listened so
patiently
AZ he turned TO go away, not carin2 for any
| further discussion NJ the time, h. aware that
q dark man Of medium 'cight. with very broad
shoulders and fierce, black eyes, was staining
| beside him. facing tho crowd
| II nm entirely OF San Giacinto's opinion. said
! Cianfort" Campodonico, in clear toncs ~ BE-
! live Ghisrri utterly incapable Of any srch base
ness Donna Adele Savelli is n relation Of mine.
bnt will stand bv Ghisleri in this. com" WHIT
may hope that no one will have the audacity
| Inn Of cliIh In fln N