The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-12
EMORY IS SHOT DEAD
BY EXCELLENT CHEF

them to the heart and the other In
the throat, severing tho carotid artery.
Making good his escape from Alex
endria, Cipriant next turned up In
Crete. battling In the ranks of the
creek insurgents against tho Porte.
In 1871 he took n leading part in the
Paris Commune instruction, and was
largely responsible for the shooting
or tho hostages. and for tho burning OF
the public buildings. Captured red
handed by the Versailles troops. he
was condemned to DEATH but was lucky
enough to have his sentence commured
at the last moment to penal servitude
Tor life, in the penitentiai colony of
Cayenne. There he remained for fan
years before returning to Franco. on
me proclamation of the amnesty He
| mad not been long In Paris, however
pclofc ne was arrested for some petty
ense, and. after undergoing a term
or impr'sonment, he was expelled W
me Paris police from French territory.
re then began 10 devote all his time
ana energy to tho preaching Of
crusade In Italy against tho late KInc.
victor emmanuel and the royal fam
iiy. No Insult was too gross. no ac
cusation too horrible to be used in a..
saliing them. The government was at
length Forced to interfere, and n polit
zeal prosecution was begun aeainst
him.
While the trial was in progress rho
italian consul general at Alexondrio
happened to hear of the case and I'm,
'nediately sent over all the details con
corning the murder OF Santini and ne
lhe TWO Egyptian policemen The italian
authorities thereupon at once abandoned
prosecution nj
the Egyptian information. began n
criminal trial Of triple murder against
ann. Convicted thereof, he was SON
fenced to penal servitude for life. I'm
the convict prison of Porto Lonpone.
1850. oe'
"here lie figured as life prisoner No.
While n convict there. he was elected
no less than six consecutive times. by
overwhelming majorities to represent
MS native city OF Ravenna, in the
Chamber OF Deputies at Rome: where
upon King Humbert on the rec,..n
mendation or his then Prime Minister
,rispi, RENTED the remainder of the
sentence, in the hope of conciliatinr
the people OF Ciprianrs native nro
vince. n province always notorious for
It's disaHection to the throne, and for
me revolutionary tendencies OF jts
population. No sooner was he liberat-
ed, than Cipriani manifested his graf
'tude DS the issue of an article OF ey-
traordinary violence against the King
ana against the government with
SUCH nm effect upon the population that
'iumhert was compelled 10 abandon
the royal progress which he intended
10 make through that portion of his
idomnions Cipriani next came promi-
nently into the public eye on the 90
casion OF the war between Greece and
turkey seventeen or eighteen years
ago, and formed part of that corps OF
iorcign volunteers raised for service
In behalf OF Greece, which had to be
disbahded and shipped homo by the
Hellenic government, In consequence
or their INSTRUMENTATION and their loot
Ing propensities. The last few years
he has been making his headquarters
IN Paris, where he found the atmos-
phere more congenial, and the authori-
ties less embarrassing to his we'll
being than In Italy. His present cleo
! tion by the Fourth District of Milai,
constitutes, in view of the violence OF
his anarchist doctrines, Il defiance to
the crown and government on the part
Of the constituency. and a manifesto
ton OF the inveterate hostility OF his
electors, to all law and order
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