ten o'clock
`` Where to , signore ? '' `` Piazza Navona -- _ presto _ . '' As the carriage rattled across the end of the Piazza Margherita a company of Carabineers was going at quick march towards the station . At ten o'clock on Saturday night the screamers in the Piazza Navona were crying the arrest of Rossi . The telegrams from the frontier gave an ugly account of his capture . He was in disguise , and he made an effort to deny himself , but thanks to the astuteness of the Carabineer charged with the warrant the device was defeated , and he was now lodged in the prison at Milan , where it was probable that he would remain some days . Roma 's feelings took a new turn .