Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-31

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rad, and he was glad to get away
tarel1l to carry with him military
Y. which he himself had prepared and
" al,ntl OF tho Second Battalion had
nj slowing his patriotic military serv-
M I'D BIS rank as an officer. With this
e. snd regain his lost position in the
al s,A army.
"a h valence, there was still much in
stcnis favor. Tho royal army was
ny going to pieces. The organiza-
!, /, the National Guard in various
Madthe kingdom had drawn off many
n \ dficers and infected many more
ks disease Of patriotism. The colo
lAeF Fourth Regiment was an old roy
tiO bad gladly cut Off the Jacobin
fFie from hisGommand. 1t was us0-
sk the latter to return to Valence,
Nsto he relpststed ut such a court.
tusiore made all speed for Paris,
ak would have a hearing before the
ixr Of wsf.
D he summer of 1903 tho roaring
i'dr revolution were shaking not only
, ilanarles, but the very foundations,
hnrh civilization. The old order was
Ply In ruins. Paris was in an uprOar.
|, King and court had been Obliged in
n Ireceing autumn to leave Versailles
~ae In the most remarkable process
!. v history, to Paris. The starving
liro had gone out to tho royal palace,
Y aim Il, hooted around 1t, drawn forth
Aing and Queen and their i'll fated
and had hurried them off into the
dancing about them On route and
ting In wild POPULARITY that now they
he baker and the hakeress and the
rs little boyl All this wreck of roy
and nobility heaped itself up In the
snes, out of which the ancient mon
HYoi tho Buurbons looked with wan
hhe welterlng world Tho Nation
A'nvention won't ON and on, deinOlish-
ind informing, destroying and re-
alessly casting ont the old institutions
hance, and In lieu thereof making
constitution ont Of philosophy and
vas to this Paris that Napoleon
with a billet OF dismissal and pc
y inr relnstatement. One war minis
l'ef another TO tho number of six,
,ow illled the important Office before
q bonnpartc stood n petitioner for re-
ns' Tho now minister was Ma
,st and favorably disposed towards
'eisican ADVENTURE; for the latter
WIN hnpgard revolutionary face
nns hair hanging TO his shoulders,
yves delay In the office; and Bona
with his former schoolfellow and
/" secretary, Bourrionne, was well
Htying In tho streets.
~aea TO his distress, the Royal School
p,nsat Saint Cyr, under the immediate
mage Of Marie Ant0inettc, went 70
hke other existing things; and
nonaparto was turned ndrift with no
y N France except her sullon brother.
u credit of tho lattor, he chung to his
ana presently took advantage OF
Presence to got dnother icdue of db-
IN order to conduct her home. "
usulu not do so until his cause In the
vince hnd, on the goth of August,
seeded in his favor. He was exon
~ restored to rank, promoted to a
''aney, and to crown all the new com
trary. w '''e
', nv was great victory for the man OF
~, ne WAS Captain Bonaparte. TAX
-'He BY the hand, BIO sped away TO
Y and Nalcnoe-whors he paused to
~ ~ ~ his NEW reslmentals--and then
aiSeliles and Corsica. His return
~ together ut Ajaccio all tho mem
IA y, .ne family of Bonaparte. He left
.aa u "a Paris the Countess Josephine do
.A ,iis, eyed twenty-nlne. And yon-
: ienna, in her Hnpshnrg cradle,
months old, lies the Girl. babe Maria
I'M; These two shall have relations
\ r,'ory IN tho next two decSdcsl AS
A us Louis no goes down the sleeps,
/, n,s,'cr-heceierated pace, from the Tenn
ts'son TO tho gnillotine.
49, hau now become an ocean OF
II 4, Dfpss, seething, bubhling. break
,''rg INC pillows into flnnes of lurid
M ING revolution WINS coming to its
M, hehsor and despair in the hearts
h ~ naa done their perfect work. War
kes. WIN Pguesia md Austria and
h l NV ne emigrant nobility across
n. !, .n was In league with the enc
" .,,,nr 'ne Fench nation. That nation
~ Y 'sng m Infatuated tigress, and
,is,sean sliuelorth to trnitorsl There was
/ '-' 0e'ween tho dying court and the
+ a XIV. beyond tho Rhine. It was now
ihs e.. The Terror omne on; chateaus
sia ~ lhsi tho streets were siippary
~ ~ i, go axe went always up and
~ Il y NC Place do la Revolution; the
lh @sA'h and determination was at
faldo,n 9ltlon OF affairs In tho oxtinct
~ Sal,. u NE Bourhons brought the rev.
=, Z rance aal those x Corsica