The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-07-25
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HDhrgih, his wife, and six children were dis
&G0xoTed lying dead from the effects of prussia
Taeias Whether nhE 0deaths nj the scfhldren
H were caused by the papr OF the woman, or ~
4 penfances lead to the tieEtlsat the teg-
Illle tSagedy was the work of the husband,
sa,iriAs made by the police Of. thu neighbors, it
j appears that Dnggin and bis wife were consid
+ ercd respcct9bfc persons, or gutes and sober
nho aSa sssfy saa lesssa
On Sunday exetiip after ses
the whole family left honle apparently fora
Maik e sn9a.is aiser ds when d sne
covered, the bedaclothes WERE iHr eaehc case per-
| fectly smooth, no indications, of q struggle
were observable, and the absence Of any ont
ward Trace of poison about the bodies, and
their marked cleanliness. loads, to. the infer
kesce THAT each i'm their turn must have been
washed and arranged in the manner in which
they were found after the deadly mixture had
been administered - Nearly the whole OF the
children's Wearing apparel had been neatly
wretched man was lying. The postz,aorteH .ex-
animation of the bodies made by DIR. Wilson
tclearly proves that death was produccd by
prussic acid, and he is of opfnion that the
deaths of the children took place some hours
before those of Duggiuh and his wife, W hose
bodies were quite warn when disce ys ;
Is SO, probably the dreadful affair was the re-
EsuIt of preConcerted arrangement between
Duggfn and his wife. = Il ~. ~, ~ ss,,-
H. A lady writing from Rome about Liszt says
he is now hftyeseyen, but looks ten years
Younger. His Abbe,s costume is vefS becoming
I to him. for he has a well shaped leg and foot /;
I long black coat made something like ladys
pol0ndise. His hair is thick and long, and
istEeaked with gray. He has nothing now of
the wild, melancholy look that was attributed
, to him when young, but is Kind, courteous,
dignified, gentle, with o happy, free, independ-
ent way which is very attractive. He talks
4 French, German, italian and English, and
knows how to play the piano-forte. Plus TX.
is very fond Of him, and. we'll he may be, for
List recently when sa in Germany, gave q DON.
presented to his Holiness. H.. .
Some of the daily papers announce that Lady
Agnes Murray, eldest daughter of the Duke of
Montrose, and wife of Capt. j. Murray, has
been received into tile Catholic Church. ~ We
give the report for what it is worth, and with
out any knowledge as to whether it is true or
otherwise. -LOndon Register.
l,,T Sapeleons Reply to Biskop.-In recent visit
made by the Emperor to Beauvais, he made the
following reply to the Bishops address:
His Majesty said that he always received
with deferenee tine address Of the bishops who
speak to him the language of piety, and never
cease to inculcate holy doctrines, and that if
his prayers were heard, religion would be
shs
have met with as bad a reception' in the Press
as apy other of his foregoing speeches. The
great objection to them is that the Emperor
Seems to trust too much in Providence and not
enough III himself This fs truly people of
children W ar, peace, geligion-nothing can
satisfy them AZ 9 - -
RIO Dn5ss ana r>uces . Of saxonTT We're re-
Gently captured by Faoco's band of brigands.
When the chief arrived lop the scene; he ,teok
off his hat, politely handed them to their oar
coachman, said, with o final bow, rcsWill your
HighRess aeign to excuse the itadaeity and An
aoIenee of my men, and carry ayay with, you a
favorable recollection of the peor Neapolitan
Fuoco." The duke is said to have sent to his
captor a magnificent gold. watch and chain,
? valued at 406OfcS '''AF u g Ia