| Show A A christmas day with w Z alb napoleon E D L E HENR Y AT OLF ON n B 0 N A PARTED PARTE the child ol of destiny us Is b he e called 0 him elf hid yet a good deal lea of his destany un completed when on christmas ec in the seir car he sent mes ey ei cers forth to an bounce his intention ol 01 M F riling a to the part pans opera open house that night lip HP wis nis now first consul to which rosl tion ho he hill hid been acted in noima r I 1 my b bri ban br an i from the d i A I 1 wis was made oneal he be aars ars ift aft er erardi ard 8 ind and 1 I 1 thrice brae he accia rate raty described ins his roner installed at it the with wilh ills his beloch beloc be loC loci loc iture bire he lived lied in refell state sidle and little less thin do sn s N n afen sc N on arins cuts br be f corp 0 r 0 h he e wis nas an unknown ar artill Ty of fl aicer c e r noi 0 o he be was nas the ih most moat nent dent mm mail in ew ellore e proclaim I 1 the of 16 I 1 s country countr and practically dic dle latoi tato N hat e events ent lie he had crowd to cd into the those pen gears cars the ens eng 11 1 l h b bid been orisen dm en from toulon jr r lie he had up rs ed the paris pans in of 1735 ill h had gone bonc through th routh his first campaign in kai hall in 1716 1767 7 ha I 1 made his vig orous attempt to in 1717 1711 t ind and now nom was nas back bach again in france it was chrysl nis eve home homeier ho weier er the time when aben plea arc expected to be indulged in and napoleon liked to she khoii himself to the cople in public places for mas ever dear to him so 30 he would go to the opera that night he bat lo in an 9 ar v nent overlooking the Tuil tuileries iee eries kadi gadi aal amal till tins the ar rial of the minister of po lice who had been sent tor for to take his instructions josephine to whom he had bad been married since 1786 1796 had just left him and he was alone when fouche was annon you hap hae not hiiR further to re report said napoleon his keen gals gait fixed on the minister nothing no nei none one and the old ones onese ell inder burNeil lance I 1 am read to strike at the naces arv mo mant ali h AT ie e Alint tre our nour iA waiting altIng alnes them the hie orro unit of ing in the first llo this Is not a a s 9 dior s il nou are anh nl cleer to ID rids I 1 ant j mil vho aho can crush them at their inception ro iche oil mu MAI t tribe strike now nonn L lart cry susi eel dill must t ao 0 o to prison M NIN eith I 1 is de ale b all the fenili finati il al Ro roalia Ilon alit lists Vent lean ind chouang Climia ng in paris par ind ronilio hi to lost ta mp ap these thee con constin spira cies out if roue does not naro liro loon icon aill ariit nou ou ac safe ire N as all that at FO foullie duclie ra lied led or nut not slid ild napoleon apoleon apol con ampa tir nin I 1 look to ion to tn buarl my lire life tail anil ith tit th it lifo lifa the les ol of biance I 1 shall the 01 tra m athin at an hour ion ou kno bour our iut ut consider it done anil and aith ith that tile the camou rolica function ar de portel napolpon depoleon dp oleon nho ho hid b ben n mor working liing hird ill all dl da ind and nas is tired nonn no fell asep as ep hen Jc erlinA came in dis pd for tile the oleia she he hid the he greatest difficult lit in rousing hint him fronc the sound sleep into aich he had fallen come the carriage is na a ting she said ald let it be sent ell t back he be said raid droll gill I 1 bie bale craige mn ro mind I 1 had rather riot not go to tl it e opera tonight but in the end Jo josephine phine preal prevailed led ind and the he went 10 0 the he carriage carri ice jccob rallied b linnes lannes and Iless leres in the carribe car carr laie nil Ni ioleon oleon fell asleep again and as he after afterwards ards related began to dram of the danger he be had run nears before in crossing the lag chimento during i a flod by torch light licht no attempt was made to awaken hint him out just as then the reached the cotner of the rue morti bicaise a loud ex et was heard and the he first con sul fiul awoke with nith a sudden tart start we ve are I 1 lon lo n up he cried dut but it ith in assassins assAssin a ion was mas not to be his destin an interman int ermal nis ma thine chine of a most destructive character prepared b st regent had exploded just a second too late to effect its deady purpose although napoleon escaped 20 persons were inere killed and 53 5 wounded oun ded he audrel the he coachman to drive dalva on and a few minutes later he be and Jose joseehine Joserh rhine lne entered the opera and proceeded to their box the house cheered again and again napoleon hewing bowing in apparent c um AIM but he be did not remain in the long after an anxious look around at tile the audience he ha turned to reassure josephine who was almost fainting inting ta with terror ind and the returned to the tuileries Tul Tuil lenes eries here he be was met mat by fouche upon whom he turned w with alth a fierce and con anger I 1 will ill see eee to this business myself ie crl cri d with bitterness france shall be purged of 0 tace ruffians it Is not 1 t ane question clon of my life but ot of social ord I 1 and public morality a few weeks all the leading conspirators were executed and 0 ther other persons were seized and with out trial transported to french guiana i |
