, 1870-05-17
MISCELLANEOUS.

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Il y. a., h.st Ntot.A ~ ~
! T,t a. tno oeoss ,xo.t
II. - ~ 5.,-sss .5 sro.s "
portion OF the volunteers for the Red River
expedition, now assembled thare.-- Thcro Is
sa strong gd feeling Of jss!ousy bctTesn the Que.
eor,t;n,;,i,. - ,r;n.s. "tasI E:hp Gope NV
eua1t11 ;nan1cd ed'!ous ~ I M1ys rSe ae a,, az
trials OF superiority Ii jig-dancing by two
champions, one from each battalion; and two
officers, one belonging TO each eide, who wero
rs7agestsd n7;al to cs1ste a. Judges n1hanelS COM
a fdghtful case Of par1icidc snd matricide
Is reported from Orleans, Franco At Beau
mont, in the commune OF Cravant, near that
city. young man named Theophile Piednoir,
who has been eplleptic from child, went to
his mothers bed ii the nighttime, md cut
her to pisces with hatchet He afterwards
killed his father, who was sleeping in another
room, With the same weapon. He ran away to
Cravant, 4nd went to the house Of his father
in-l1w there, but without esying word of
,Ehat had happened. Els fsther-fn-law, Sec
commended him to go home to bed. This he
did, but first covered his father1s dead body
with straw. At & in the morning the ge,s-
dar1nesca,ne aud arrested him. Heconfessed
his crime, and ewas taken to the Orleans
"A daughter Of John Noble, Of Phi1lipsport,
n T., VAS bitten by = snaku one day last week.
She Was picking wintergreens in tho woods, in ),
company with ReverAl other little girls, and
separated from: her. associates She saw al
large snase coming toward: her. Il made
tmeut, che prevented it. It then started for
her leg. and, succeeding in winding itself
.around that, took hold OF her shoe Attacking
the reptile, aha succeeded in releasing its hold
after tough battle, and escaped With little H.
Jury After such struggle, she was greatly
frightened, and fell into 4 fit, from which ehe
Roon recovered
! The Bombay papers state that strange