The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-06-18
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| HS vhiVi. shethou VII WIN HIohN Eattib
Messrr CoppGe and Jules Simon received the
| candidates with studied seriousness declar-
ing simply that tho academical. rules forbade
| them to promise their votes NJ. Meilhnc do
ton OF the Institute provided they would prom
Use at the same time to give back to the menu
When they .camo to tho residence OF NJ.
| Edouaid lai llcron. tho servant who opened
tuh ;s door Ind plate Of cold ycn In his hand;
| tho Dohemians that lie let tho plate and its
My master is out" he gasped. They hand
| ed him saucepan.
xic;orien sardou was also absent
| Arc you perfectly sure that YOU know Vic
| torien Sardou;" said one OF the party with
| somhro air TO tho concierge
| don't know no is lodger. that's all. don't
know him any other way"
b. Then 4 yop don't know him i is because
| pay his rent: yesor noy'
Yes no" said The good woman, completely
Citizens, You hear; .sardou does not pay
| his rent Three cheers for Sardou!"
| Tho delegation cheered for Sardou.
| The fun reached the crowd that lad collected
outside and an ovation. was given to the absent
Mmc. Adam waited for the delegation. an
n rS ,D Tor H. mt in te a5Grq%on Gt
| thoir cards and confined themselves to singing;
| some rovolut onary songs
| Due d'Aunalo they left sauccpans containing
1 12t i6 Hny ,hsT c wrtto nut IT, "hf
servant 1E S Of the Due R Ra io Wills ihs e ccrn
ton was dGGPEarting threw the thing out Of the
| pamphlet fell out. They shouted to him that
| the engine contained an explosive more pow
eriu than dynamite: it contained the revolutions
tho Due would have to pay tn" owner Tor it, i.
Then thoy started again with another roar
| The Duchesse d. UzSs was gracious and witty
emo shoo re tSsr h the AFSpGnss and Sorday
socialism. The citizen Dup hess sppk al the
,nfs Which o she haI created on her cs
History Of Ismtpuilst" his :: ,contrGre.' '''
hers of the. Institute. one the rector aud tho
other professor OF the Sorbonne; but these
One fine morning ilsbonne's old coach made
At TIE sai on the the G9 st. Mshs
The students arrived and cheered for lie Roy
tSs Tisn if He y G%rs' t@ eut
with ear splitting shouts of"Viye lo loy!'.
The 2y @ I isaS ,Hs
their masters mast were not in The students then
Roy and his Friends All" ali tr"uS e 1 @
university from bottom to tor, after which the
party proceeded to tho Place du PANTHEON.
But the police wore watching them. II the
that the Joke, inausurnted by 10 10y and his
! there and what followed would anrcar to mo
| police and il had not been present and
Witnessed the occurrences.
Tho Commissary OF, Police OF the sorbonne
quarter telcgraphoh to headquarters for re-.
snf"rcements iormse Against the insurgents"
trail raj hrisades: a troop renowned tor eXtreme
brutality. These policemen rushed upon the
2f sos aSmE W9S G
to retire with his coach. They arrested LIE Hoy
although llo had committed no offence. They
| II l.AI n - NJ t1rE
who were near him. Some Of the police drew
their sanres. Tw" journalists, among others
sabres.. They dragged the arrested PARTIES 10
the r9iico station. and when their friends rro-
| station | Witnessed ono OF those scenes
Of sayaEery unfortunately too frclnent
two, rows Of policemen. who struck them on
the body and In the face. When they Were re-
Safea the EEee.f rs t m them WSG
to 60 to bed to cure themselves.
a. The coat Of q. the bolivian General was con on
llscated by the police. and on coming out Cit
iizen Le Roy learned that its owner had taken
After such exciting events thought it might
be a good thing to interview Citizen lie Roy.
He is man Apparently about 81; b. years OLD.
Ioliticai Gesinninps were, emihentIy military.
bnldians against the Pope. In 1870 he fought
in the rnnks OF the Commune as n common
tried to regain POWER in France he was among
the first workers in the cause. llo was
Q, st aSnaef S Hs hSt osn nnt
Spa all the n,,.. tine hs vas otliGsd
day, and great portion of the n ght to the
| trade which gave him a living lie was con
are voluminous. some o. which have had con-
siderable success among the work men. M 900
francs with aW es al and the
idleness OF his adventurous career it was all
What IN Won do now 2" astad
Il sell my pam PHI let's; hut very often they
are seized. On the day before the first OF May
diciai decision. = 300 copies OF the Commune
Of the Future, That wrought considerable
damage In my financial affairs"
almost i Kay tone This enthuslasf decid"div
sincere, for no always served his idea rs a sim
pie soldier. without eyer trying TO seek promo
he s rF"du"ea sad I 81 whe" f to o my
question lon 70 HOY th. OLD 1re youo ho nnswrred
old hn se Is tS G af
.. :.% WIS your intention in running for the
To show the absurdity Of an old institution
and d, o. keeping up customs belonging to an
Now. has Citizen lie Roy succeeded in this ?
Nothing Is more Interesting than to follow from
give upon this subject. One d, our, most rc-
sp2nsEe j9nrnalists Considers that the plnct.
sohooiboy's trick 1T is not quite clear to 1'i me-"
hc writes with dignity that tho jokcrs 10 not
intend at the same time TO tc. or to become.
dangerous" And he starts out from this
standpoint to lamont over the ruin Of society
He speaks oven of military executions and
civil war. Judging from this. Citizen lie Roy !
has not completely missed his mark. 1t is cor |
tain that we are losing respect for the old "nu-
not helped thom by his fun! What harm can
any one see in his Joke If these institutions
have overreached their time?
Such seems to be the opinion OF the public.
which has given its sympathy to the Jolly Joker
as have shown above. RAYMOND DAILY.
Now 1t Is Japanese Cheap Labor.
From ne Seattle Post Intelligence
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