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The iast occasion. It is believed, on
sults of armor wore worn in hat
tle by European soldiers was In Tro 3
The indent, secording to chroniclers
af the Napoleonic wars, took piace io
fat year. when a small French forre
was holding the little fort at Aqnilia
In the Abruzzl against a rising of the
postile peasantry of the Afstrict.
PF can follow
| to fight thelr way throogh fhe lines of je
| their Le to!
{them 20 to 1, while, as the iatter had |E G. SIGGENS, Pulent Lawyer, Washinglon. | )
The French were nob strong enough |
spponents. who putnnmhered
§. Pulent Lawyer,
bo guns, the Frenchmen conld hold |
| thelr position with conidence.
space
There were, howevar, left on the 5
lying between the opposing
| foress some doses a > guns whieh fe
had not heen able %o take
| with them into the fort.
ers to remove these guns by means of
| a long rope worked by & capstan plac.
fi attempt was made the besleg : : 5
4 v by H So Ho
ua advertived for oF wale at ouv expan
od in & house a short distance away.
and, though thelr first endeavors pe |
| waited In faliure, the French realized
| that the ultimate capture of the ord |
| nance would seriously jeopardize the !
| chances of the fort holding oat. ]
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(Patent Attorneys,’
The necessity of spiking the gone
was apparent. but a sortie in the face
of the overwhelming musketry fire of
the Insurgents was out of the question |
| At this jnnecture so kos aveurresd 16 an
artillery officer. He remembered hav
ing noticed, lo making an inspection of
the magazine, some old piste armor
and, selecting from the best preserved
| 12 wotts he determined to fry whether
they would not afford sufficient protec:
| Hon for his men to attempt to work on
| der cover of their own guns
Twelve stalwarts, therefore, fre hed
| out clad In this cuombroum, onaccuEtan:
| od aeconterment. taking with them the
| pecessary tools, and scceeded 16 exe
tanded to, Pre pert wa to we and rent.
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2:4 Dr. V. A. Murray,
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£ Bullets fron the besle fers,
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THE CRIMEAN WAR.
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3 It Was Sinried In a Controversy
Over 8 Dour Key.
As an instance of what great evenia
trivial happenings lhe
| genesis of the Crimean war ix Inter
_
. Dunabian provinces, proclaiming at the |
¢
© esting.
In 151 Louis Napoleon demanded © ‘
the sultan that the Latin monks should
Lave 8 key to the jrear door of the
ehureli at Pethiebem | that they slonid
have & key to each of the doors of the
Cave to the Nativity and the privilege
of setting op there & silver star bear
ing the armk of France
After a vear of srduons segotintl
the Turkish governtsent ylelded, and
in February, 1853, the keys wor had
of over to the Latin monks and the
sliver star was established tn the ioe
toary of Bethlehem.
Unfortonntely Emperor Nicholas, ay
hen of the Greek church, econshloved
thix an Infringement of his Habs 2 and
Immedintely ordered 356, Kn
meross the Turkish front
sarne Uowe he dey andnd a
claims of the Christian population of
Turkey should be wecured by treaty
with himself. but the saitan refosed
this with the support of Franses, Aue
trina and Prussia.
The czar then proceeded to seize 1h
mame time that be had no intention |
i to commence war”
The central Earopean countries st:
: tetapted to secure x cotapromise, bot
pwither party would agrees to thelr :
mediation, and in October the sultan
p declared war.
Bogiand and France joined Lim, and
so from wool slight begiualugs spring
| the most merciless, bloedy and fraff.
| tury .~New York Journal |
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