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The New York herald., 1864-08-28
Our Vienna Correspondence.
t y,-.~. snr,,rt q ,cf
Tie Emperor Of Merico, =

The Emperor Of MeTeo, -
The enlistment for tho Mexican army ~ ,ctively pro-
eeeded win yhis CORPS Yin not cCnisi . vas partly
The case with Papal lagoon formed hs in Iseo the
drers the population; the contrary viii cors,st
well picked rnsn, almost entirely ancient soldiers
Austria only oneeLih OF those thai present hsne
for enlistment beng accepted. The crps viii likewise
be well ohicered. Yonur sciors OF the first families
Of Austria, and besides them, mary young
ncblcmen Of southern Germany, Who have served tin
the Austrian army, eager 10 be appointed to
ma1ds In TIE Mexican cerps The Mesican government
have eutorec a coniraci with M Merton equip
the corp. and convey TO Vera Cruz, paying him ei M
million form fos IL.
We have heard little yet OF measures o, the En-
" Mexico. Tie tnVeror howe is very busy
his cabin and some rporsn, ensctments may
ioaked Tor the issut OK bt studies and woiks. The
mental gifs Of tbs FRINGE arc of deerec.
be has maze extensive travels by which the advar taes
o. happy dispo3Iiiap ard csrcfu education have Le
beig gaiened 1he wonderful palaces which Msxnfii.ar
ouut trieste Csa'clian'ue and ite Dslma,fan
tssnd cf IAchttrs display cultivated taste sos lie
aria lie s Kea !sg the auhos uf the beet that was
ever paLl-led she sub ect OF the Austrian navy. in
~beh lae Prlpca aefnopsirateo D the most iotcib.e
terms the necessity - rendsfuc navy metch at
csst .cI The laIn see forces. ifs political v.GGs ae
a.. AA2 ~ erss, In ceAee railtr .iDconl.
SailtN VIZ Ilfl!aD Nslilpt, sps " asser ted th
Lsa4 billy ~ss not The kss nncpg the reaso ns that
itdoced him to lsrvs tg csDr&'nte'y quiet homestead
srd " ysrs1fe ogt On d high rolus foso oAnitrcag
po.a.s 6feal things MAJ be expected from nun (
The New York herald., 1864-08-28
rrful Trip OF the Steamer James r..
Brady.

THR CRooKeI ADJUSTABLE PAppLEwHEEL BUCKET.
On Thursday afternoon party Of invited guests
bed on bard the steamer James I. Brady TO wit
her performances with Captain N. A Croosero
adjustable uhcel buckets. Admiral Gregory detailed
Engineer Kidd, United States Navy; Thomas K Grimm
and Mr. II Gregory. 10 report upon it. Chief Engl
Hopper, late OF the Revenue Marine, also pre-
sent. The results looked OF interest TO
steamship owners and masters The steamer Shamrock,
tho United States gunboat fsnomia, vessel OF pre-
cisely the samo amepsions both IN hull and engness
was tried weeks since, OF her speed
purchased by the Navy Department, and 10
being fitted for the blockade on Wilmington.
Tho performances OF the Brady by far exceeded hOss e
the shamrock. t<s
Tho james T. Brady left the foot OF Canal street al
noon. when The party Augmented by the Hon
T. Brady, Judge Brady, -. 3 Leary, James Murphy,
Governor HcEroy, ". p Buckmaster and Mr.. Nelson
Spra.t, naval constructor. measured mile was RIM
ak times in succession, at times varying from three
minutes and forty seconds TO four minutes and
seconds per mile giving average speed OF eighteen
a3d fonrtenths miles per hour The boilers show ing
average pressure Of from twenty seven 10 thirty two
1ounds 10 the square inch ana vacuum of twenty siz
inches The wheels averaged from twenty three to
twensycor turns per ninrc The results obsail Cd weo
omnently satisfactory proving that this wheel gives
stcady motion TO The vessel eases the engine coal
and Increases the fpoed The Navy Department viii fur
nIss tner sitownee s0a@e,. viz this great improve
The James r Btaiy was built al Stacks yard Brook.
lyn ana husdrsd and twenty length thirty
feet beam and nine eet SIX Dcbos depth of hold anS
measures about sx huudred tons. Her model is f6q
being ntotded for freight boat OF large capac "a rosK
and soswoTlhy. She wgs pot built for sx<sfd. Tho
engine bri, by Jau,cs Murpby Co. sr New York.
. haa -"..nder Of forty bvs mcbss Win eleven rees
ssrosS u piston shs hB 5ho boiler twenty onr lee.
long aud thirteen feet gide. 10 bas crate surface OF
eighty six feet and e surface OF three thousand tset
The wheels twenty seven ee two inches IN d'ssssev
and opht feet face Nith din of twenty our inches,
which " bo ncreiscd py cnrgo TO three feet. There n
no doubt that tins new uncol most desirable piece og
mechanism and will do all thar is caimed Tor ",
The New York herald., 1864-08-28

BsRIip, August 10, 1904
xxs T1ron Of x,sicc-0iLeiai PuSlicassOs Of "a, Pre-
ssanarfes Of pese, nc Qseion Of ths svec.,sscs in
SEA esac o Be,ss-sn--s kord fg Prr,,i--Ts. DvcAy
81 Lauenbarg--Ia 8,sory-LGrs Anancsty Baessr
Auxria srd P,Gssa-- Tnc House of HlpsbHrg IN Lark
ssr1 Fa.x Assria Hsbtn DezA o. aa Rs,ta,'. FaaE
so, DC, do.
rpe Aus,risns highly ea,ed 4 tbe approaching nup
sAs q thor Afchdase Lcnr Victor sEh The d.0shtof
snd heres oi Emperor II rfhIi, which have org
boon the tayu and have nov been Asaiy ST.
psneed. lse h58s of H.Fso1sg are 10 Jock
% have thsoe imperial orewas IN the fank
b al once u sone cpuso.,,ion Ter fhc hss
y Milan and rlorVlot II sppesn 4 the old sdsle,
"Ts felix, Asvso nt1> would b, verified tus TIE a.
nn'on o. .hs New wora, when ~as fortt,isi ~ ths
ssscerosnis o. Charles ~ would Ne rsEagaci ~ sos
Cssiies W. uniortSsaisly ebsrs hts. rropscs hat
Hsxmiian will have ssus 70 irssril ile ,hrone a
MsSioo, ha mAr-ye Nth tue daughter o ths King q
she Beiraus \ chdies ., s tes-rsly believed TIA, hs
vim sdopt brother n.lAw The Count OF lanasrm Nbo
would marry tho Princess Acne EuraL panhUl.f =.
Scrte Of The Enprss EuesLe VITO Las been tryiae -
vst her a husbsne ior time, sBa We lSs-rey of
KIM Leopold 10 yiehy "a thouEht have reference
10 thts match. winch, n actually ,sscs place,
~oud unite tLe bo0s o. Boorbon rita thai a.
EOnapae through the srsncdsugher q The B1ks.pert
zoo whom bis consinguniiy with NsyolsJn rsssa ton
she isproom 10 The throne OF Sspfrs hhsi Sose ne
grand monIqae have said 10 such nosLiaaetf
The statements contained IN my lasi fefor srs faiy
ooenrmsc by ne text Or ihe relimnaris u pace o
pabisOec u te ofrclal organ. Of Prussu sna aus
tnn s0vernmenu Dssmsrs loses ths euches o. sehcs.
wh, Hols'ein, iauenbprg and the vesssrn i.les but
kespe Aroe and obtains Tscno&to1 Of the ToFton cn
sbe s'oe o. 9utland witch v comprise o. tbe
siusively Danish districts u Eertscrn scheswl. The
gar erpenscs are borne By the d,chlee. VINO are shs
ssaseed With fair prcpouo, q the Dan oh natiossl
<se With The exception q the loan lss, D..
scmbcr for carrying on the military operstoss vt,eb
have esded unfortunately for Dsamsrs. n. sn.i
treaty d peace 70 be assed At Rsr,tn.
where the plcnipoteBtaries o. the three Power,
are 20 meet 10 the course d m, .onth
su, this "a looked upon mere form, n not being 81
ysoied tbn ihe will seek further dracaHes ua.s
snn' sa,sops snood arise In EDrops that would srors
Gam obaocs Of retsvsns tesir ksss. An a. ihsy
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A We'll Nlerfted Rebuke.
COUNT or coxxox pIEAa-cHAMBERs

Before Judge CaTdoSo. NJ |I--T
W Auassr a8-Rscsci s. Lockwood ts Ja','. u. Sah'fw
er-Ths was motion 20 discharge an order o; arrest
and varrsp, Of attachment The plain,ih IN his am
daylt souzni at to speak Of The defendant "Posh
Jew waicn had the eject Of bringing the counsel for
tns latter 70 hi, feet, and an appeal made TO tho
fourt " rebuke the plsntir the bigotry which in
rucci him 10 refer ocptcmrtuous terms TO ones re
gton. stt.t. -. !
Lind tast had come his observation, and he 70
trttci exceedingly .bs he shou0 be compelled 10 re-.
bpkt Tie panti aud hs attorney for fuch uttccomng
condicf Aiicr some further remarks upon the mpro
rcty o reiertirg urn man on account OF bis religion
zi,, .Iossfysd.
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Obituary..
Z. ". DILkE.


lFrom the London Post August 49,.
Mr. Charles Wentworth Dixie. well known the pro-
prietor Of the AhtnrUm newspaper died Wednesday
last at his estate, Alice Hon. Farnbam, In surrey
Mr. Dixie who seventy fsur years OF age, fnthe.
OF S Charles nilke who recently created barunet
for his exert in connection with horticulture art and
priuce Consort Mr.. Dixie purchased the Ateseips
when II bad been reduced 10 very low ehb is literary
well as s 'naneiA copdton, updsr the auspices o.
Nr. james silk Buckingham. --SAeSs -.
HEapEEIc ROBSON, THE Acton.
frederic Robson, of The olympic theatre died, Etcr
long illness, August 10 AZ bis residence In Anuthi
square, london Mr.. Robson born in 1921 at MAI
gate He appeared erst 10 london AT private theatre In
Caiharine street, Strqndhis 6rst part being thai OF
smm xeslbag, In the play OF Grace Huney. MI
SsIb. IDe "danco ol the dagger" in Macbeth, was
wonderful IN the height OF the fun each ned his
bres ia while aod the almost instantaneous change
from the comic to tbs tragic ssonisned sthe spectators
Who does mot know Jsm Bsggs, in The Wandering ans
tfel SAMPSON Burr in the porter's Knot uneB, IN the
school for cauda Sbylock Boots al tho swan and w
uunerahls other pieces Every who passes down
tho strand Is familiar with Robson Jem Bavgs Robson
- shyl e. and so on, BY ,neans OF photographs 10
seeced to play IN Boo at the Swan on tho occasion
az toe grand performance az her usjcsty4 z,r-,r 80
marriage o. Tho Princess Royal. re '5roye the n,oor
rer,on q Nc ,o2n public sd by,old Dog TrayD an
o'ner popular sopgE %f~- .:-9 .
cgs;r7a- cg z,s nyy, HENRY nsYyrry, x. c. p.
= = --.lxN<tE <. q. ~,
fhs distinguished rsrmsg)'. officer died at the Ban
qroirs lcDse. aampio9 Vurt haiace. lie was son OF
Tue rev James Rcynsttp ". d. and WAS descended from
snr ID Rsyrct, WIN cmHratod from langucdoc 70 Ire
anf Z, ibss cn te lv oCaton OF the Ediet o. Nsalcs
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our 81. rst,r.suss oerrss,onas.c..

~ PErEasEune, August 2. 1864
etbu asior ~ ne csaorus-Sa,,on Poltcy ~ Csalgoi
<sa---Frgecs of an E,iet,ssn o Eskand--finan iai
D,N~slaf--FAs Rusfr, Hros. cfads7le Fissy Seasoa-
Dsy'onocy, &C.
Tbo a.a sutjagas0a Of the Caucasus has been cello
erAed with great rc,cnRs IN "a pstts Of the empire
Grand luke richae who hss The scod fortune resp
toe ruin u the hors Of former vccroys the object
q s.u ovaiIon5 and elesIsms are constantly Dowlng
into rias sitenr Lis achieve aud cusratnaiing
him On hs 1hs Emperor pas isfuei proclamas
Ton ioansiog tue army for the vaior aud yersoyernce
aispsysd N Ice long struggle WIN the brave mountain
esrs, ara hss ordered am.da 70 bo struck which Il 10
es worn by every soldier who sss a, any time taken
part the military operations 10 the cossacks Of the
Ieres and kouban he has given more subs,spal proof
of hh gratitude By reducing their term o, srycr from
twenty years % nissn aud investing them win the mi,
property q ths suds which tnay now occury under the
crc~n.
These cossackf are oshcos Of tnoss on ,hs noo ,bo
the Dueper and The Ours who usnspaatsd 70 the
Cabcasus various rctods BEG inning from the reign of
Peter the Great, 20 assist ihe regular troops making
against ne sbors,nsi irh@baDis with ~hopa ,ae,
bore corflderaAle resemblance 10 their character ana
HABITS and whom thersose they are bos, fitted 20 core
with. Mary of tbem the dsscepdaaU of Cifcassss
is,gsn msibers vho we're rsac ostivcs TO the boz
ana lance ih.H pslersaI snossers and hsve greatly
Improved h- bred vtrh bore traces Of the previous
smalsanalisn u lss soisycre race snh ise Jsr,sr
The New York herald., 1864-08-28

er.ss Of kufcpe ksrf Rnsss.. very tudcicy replisd
that circumstances rendered the fssew~i OF sucn
an Ans WY -p---,rurr m cs-c 10 perfsnsy
sgreS with he secretsry OF the Foreign eIhce. ~ ~n.
never ceased % repeat that. ahh.,use tne Qk--."e
occupy Europe have bean asesre st uAe eetinrs
Of the sjvereiyns. yet tnat no treaty bad been
concludes aud We added ,nat = treaty whch would
engage hbHty Of action would only % mis-
fortune 0r KassTa, ,oAo has too muh 90 do al hrms
20 b. ae 10 ntsrferr Re Complications uhict M gt
ar.s abroad Evcnts have justified us, aud iOed
A. icas, oar ccucusrn. But why did mis- Lordsn add
th Il IN Russia, Prussia and N Austria u wa ener
ally that tnase Povsrs constantly ess ,es
wish thai the OF Europe snouh oe 10 resist
de eno1ralic movsments2 This unicrllna,1 phrass de-
that the uabe lvrd hS but an uperee. Knowledge
u tho Of things 10 Russia, and once more nroves
lhe iplpe ~ pre- iice eYen o0 great mind We will
rol By the occ.s express mon on subject
which generally very III understood abroad IN klssia
tc words srsLocracy and democracy oaonot h've me
same meaning as IN The other Darts OF Euro our ms
all otaer nations very great differences zoe tS1s
oatrsr Srss occsrsef eth me Nfare Of me mdSss tee
easas Ma. ne Russiaa nai;on is dsmoevate
As tho government is more democratr than
the people, and have neither potch nor
dynastc partes it follows from that although De are c
speratie ia no oss rryoiVtioaary History does
moi present. 70 ns an example OF more complete bar
mony existing between sovereign and his nation, and
government krows IL well that instead OF guardDg
isel against revolution, instead OF uniting in eague
with sovsrcigs against evil IL has not to fear at
home, anticipates pubic ofnoS and grants grea,er
liberties Acn those demanded by the We see very
we'll all that cover ment has done for welfare
The dsa by one the forces which Int
remained wnnnt use have been called iDto activity; :;
usce tx.on regular course and authority IT,
se spresses all arbitrary tendencies on the part of its
servants The atite OF the population during the late
Polish insurrecton has, besides, sufficiently proved tho
harmony existing between the sovereign ard people.
let Russell therefore, explain to us tha why
he thinks the Emperor OF Russia co,d be Induced JON
H. other serarios in resisting tbs e'eroach'es Of democ
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Corcnsr's Inaucst.

snr AsoHrfos -DsArH oT YousG WOMAN .-Emmn
Russell alias Clinton, young aged eighteen years,
native OF England, died Monday at rellcvus Hospital,
from the effects Of abortion committed BY hersoh
Coroner Collin hcld inquest the body, and rom tho
testimony glysu before him. we learn thai deceased
resided at No sc Ludow md had been 10 toB ctv
hut few weeks. She about three montns ADVANCED
10 pregnancy and the l3h inst enc whs tsken scs
During her ircpp confessed 10 having taken sonc
medicine for the purpose OF producing ap abortion TIC
drug abe took Qayo her much pain thal she admins
to hersu large dose OF ludanum ior The purpose
OF aeyatug her susrinSs After the iast dose her
arion haraue SO critical tnat the police were notiHe
and ina vonnr woman taken 70 the hospital wherc
sbe ded m above stated The post mcrtem examination
made by nr Robnson revealed the fact that death wsG
The New York herald., 1864-08-28
Russia .nd IA. Unsted states.

v~cyy Lad ac, is aeniahe ws Grd.rstpri then ihas
m. kr0ainr In WIN, way 10 lain, net know ng in
what manner 10 excuse the unus0she conduct 81 North
American officers in giving Dp 20 ths Russian GOV 0r
nlsut GcsaFtors Polish relgse sQ I'd L. lhs .s;.al
army Inc s.cl should decsrs ihst il,e sci = flss
We also would he glad 1e could deny H. We slsp
would WISH for The houar o humanity thai that abnnI
Dsbe iact bad never been brought 10 lgst. Bu, how
donbt u whom " u publicly denounced IN doeu.
ment addressed TO the senator's md Representatives OF
the people sassrnrsd in fongrcss al Washington
The Echo ~ Polai, which has revealed he existeree
of nod published thai document y printed 20 New YORK
where The would donied by al, tho other
local papers Il II had not been true
Beslfss. s II anything very asttnshnvs The y,y-.
does not believe In the possibility u "tbat oiious act
contrary To iatsrpa,icna c1storsD - hut does Il rsmc,n
bor attitude Of the Omitted states dlng the ctc,p
wsri bid 10 never hear " said st srnsriran ye4scls
arriving NJ every port ~ the linton us.I cein ,yth
thR inscription, visible Al Cont idetabe dstauce.-
'rsrssToror y gcr rsus,"
Sebastrpol is mol taken This was good news 10 tho
United stacs Who docs not'slso know the eyceednrlv
particular tenderness which that rerubicso rutpcios
tine arcbes Of Amercs- SHOW "a
the au,ocatic monsychy u the Crrsg Ihe liberty whicn
" loved and rrRctsed NJ Washington aud Nos York has
never feared 70 girc It's hand dsspotsn IL rrser
stood and preserved at - Petersburg and Moscow.
Tue entbusueto ovnons Of which the officers N the
Russisn navy have recently been The Object in ports
where the federal fosts have sucsntly proved
hox lively Is the toucning smty uniting the two people
proving once more tDst "cttrelnes meetv Ell
e, the s,c, then decide according US own expires.
eon ito attack with energy" the dcnbe vieton os tho
rights ~ paons and tbc rights ~ humanity, which has
been denounced 10 The American Congress- aud witch
have p1ln ted ont
The New York herald., 1864-08-28

ta Rowan ~ Az FrRArp Bov.-on Sunday evening Mr..
John Green OF No 100 Thompson street, was passins
,nropgh sprpg, when he vas acccs,cd by small boy,
who asked question. Mr. Green stopped moment 10
make rcpy when the youth snatched his watch and 1ed
Sir Green ysrsucd, bnt lost Tho boy round corner.
ON Monday ssrpne seeing the boy again NJ Green sum
moned oficcrtNcf aOl, OF the Eighth precinct and ihe
accued WAS ftressd by that aud takcn JEFF
ets0u Narse Nurt whore herendsrcd the of Henry
Hlgkt OF 30 " ihnn pson street, aud said hat be vas
3nrten years aud bat been poyed errand
h1' FOuns rukN was clmmistci by Jns,i0a lsa~.h, 10
pplpult Of gS0C ~ ns
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French RepayfI from EAximiIian'S Ter
ptsory--HssIytRry, Commercial and
Agricuituysi Triumpb..


The 3axissn mail which has rs. arrived, stnteE ths
the la details show the army os Orts 70 10 reduced
W Ia sery nh Tho which formerly Announced bis
rnarch YscaccGs rn1 his projects or conquest are
now charged accounts of iurthet isslers. NJ ore
rnousnt lie said to no assns3.na.ed sn1 a. another
tret 10 is about . e'sniss hi, armg AMI embark VIM
III ocers. ~ g0eTiias ftM sslsi under The orders
al trarn IN iliS rlprince oi Acboacan nodsr Fof aro
Daz and in pusila 5nf ase parayzaa by the pcTcne 4
tro IercA isso j. snsn as3, hogeyeT, about 20 tc
p.sccd By The local forces selog organized.
The political sitli,01 OF fhs goynrnrcnt Nera Cruz
Is rxeeen'; the public mind IS s'm Ard desires peace,
,he rinst complete security rei1ns oa hs roads
proof this fact ~, that tle electric .irc which NJ
from Vera Cruz % the city o Mexico has been ru
IN tho flerTa Csc-te. Trlfe is Increasing With en-.
tr4oriincry activity. the ircrease In tae revtoas
shows ih al 10 time we're the customs spt- %
lar 20 sgreu is spreading, and the Terra C.nts IL
beng ccared FOR cultivation on large scslo Evon Vt
Vera Cruz tho greatest confidence IN the future prsyai
pfueci also FOO, g. extend The limits o. the ion,
conrnsnce draining WORKS, when arc not ug icrt
execution hetwoeu soodsd and Passo del yacho ali the
'ofmar villages are bong rebuilt the animation observed
Oh tie reads Tho activity OF tho transport o.
ose show an Increase or prosperity unknown uutn the
pre- CIT day Tile upsestiors With laapa now
ressttbsnei the route Is tfasc--ed With security by
the di,gcpces and conSldorabo eonvoys Of mnlss
Tho railway works are heing pursusf with activity
and fsc ne vii probably be opened as far as Passo dol
Macho on ihe 18th OF Augnst
The vanisTy S.lic r. satiractory ths Jc.lnw fsv3-
srpeals not % hIef re'ysel Win ~ uess gravity Asi
he's 50 fpr made but lew victims. satsi
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IMPORTANT From FORTH CAEo-!HA
S~~>~~~~~--N~~.>>N~~~~-~~-~
Fight Between Rebelsand Union
Citizens at Greensboro. :
DEFEAT OF THE REBELS,
kss, Zee. t ksa

n a FosrRess aossor, Augus. 20, 1854.
Reliable Information has just bssa received here from
Il. ke Island under dato or the cath inst tha, rebel
force. coaimanaeioy Major "htord anu CAPTAIN xeyoe
army ana that toe Union citizens turned out In force 10
resist tho corscriptiou. t4
severe aght ensued, aud the rebels driven from
,.usboro Many OF them killed and wounded.
Captain Keyoe killed and Major Whitford morsally
wounded. gMMN. 4m
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main mssts being Of iron, and constructed Captain
Coles tripod sysfem
me 'auucofnR OF the vessei conducted with great
cersmoay, and was eminently successful. IN the ab
'"s representsd ths Russian sovevnmsrt ana was q
sisted ny - ~aazkog Seners SuwsroH. the military
OF II Petersburg and other seat oifcers o
state The event being OF upusnei nlsrest IN -
Petersburg, both sdcs OF Neva and point rom
which visS " The IsuDohes eooh bs ebtaned, wsre
crowded by % immense coucouyse Of epectitors.
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AFFECTING HISTORY OF wauLD-BE SUICIDE AND
CHILD MURDERgss.
The Nosvnd' he Frankfort Of July contains the
OF trial which bas brought before Tho tale
misery SURPRISING far any tnat novelist
pebDed.
Tho accused s described a twenty. NTH
year named Julia krapf who is charged with the
OF triple infaatclde. Notwths audi ng her youth she
10 ks fully fity wrinkled with nardshiDs OF every
kind Is her face, and beneath the weight
OF care her form. Her husband. who an en-.
graver committed suicide three years SINCE, eav.
ing her with three young children and nothing
port them. The poor woman worked late early for
them she took in washing and she took In sewing but
owing TO the low rate OF abe received she cond
not succeed with all her Industry drive the wolf rom
the or But her situation BECAME tesperate when work
failed altogether, and foot prevented the
nate woman from going to seek more. Tbep came the
landlord, who finding her wretched sticks OF furniture
would not, u dstrancd pay woeSs rent. ordered the
tenant 10 leave the premises. What do, then,
she knew not, and one evening. as the chldren
became camo-ous for bread, made up her mind 70
sufIocate herself and them with piece Of charcoal,
which she borrowed from a neighbor. This neghbor
shortly after went 70 Julia Kraps lodging and found her
still living and all the children dead When arrested
and brought to trial the unfortunate woman. with
streaming down her cheeks said she could not regret
What abe had done, because merciful TO kill
her children than to lot them endure Gil the pangs OF
dying Of starvation. ~.
A verdict Of guilty, With cxtennating circumstances
was oi course returned; and when the accused
Condemned 70 five years oi penal Eervtude, the Jury
signed protest against the sentence. pes.3