The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-04-05

A woman in Cleveland buried her hus-
band on Sunday, March 26, and married
again on Wednesday, March 20. which so
excited her neighbors and acquaintance
that with one accord they assembled We'd
nesday evening in front of the house of the
newly-wedded couple, and with every i'm
aginable instrument, out of which horrid
noise could be beaten, endeavored to ex-
press their adherence of the act The
bride rolled out two kegs of lager, but the
crowd pitched them back through a win
dow, and then followed up with an assault
with stones and bricks that broke every
window-pane in the house. The police
finally dispersed them.
The Lafayette (Indiana) Journal says
that lady of culture and spotless charac-
ter, who arrived in that city few days
ago, then learned that her husband, who
had been corresponding with her for
several months, had not only procured a
divorce from her, on the ground of aban-
donment, but had married her former
housekeeper. Not being subscriber to a
small, obscure paper published in Grant
county, wherein she was notified "of the
pending suit, she had remained in entire
Ignorance of his rascaity."
According to a census of the new House
of Representatives, by the correspondent
of the New York Journal Of Commerce,
that body contains l31 lawyers, "a mer-
chants, 25 farmers and planters, IL
journalists, manufacturers, general bu-
siness, 6 bankers, 8 physicians, 2 clergy
men, teacher, lumbermen,. and rail-
road managers. 1t is singular fact, ac-
cording to the same authority, that the
House contains seventeen ex-Confederate
officers. 1t also contains five colored men.
The Revolution says two of the most sue
cessful and best paid editors are women
Miss Mary L. Booth, of the Bazaar, who
receives So 900 year, and Mrs. Mary E..
Dodge, of the Hearth and Home, who has
a salary of $4,000 They are both very
industrious aud capable; but considering
that their journals are weekly, they get
more money for their labor than any men
in the city.
Three men entered the Central Park
Savings Bank, New York, Monday, and
after locking the front door, bound and
gagged the paying-teller, Mr.. Ellison, and
proceeded to rifle the safes. DR.. Haddon,
one of the directors, finding the door
locked, broke it open, when the burglars
fed through rear door and escaped.
There is to be another State election this
month, in addition to those mentioned yes
terday, both branches of the Legislature
of North Carolina having last week passed
bill submitting to the vote of the people,
on Thursday, 18th instant. the question
whether convention to revise the State
constitution shall be held.
All death in nature is birth, and in death
appears visibly the advancement of life.
There is no killing principle in nature, for
nature throughout is life; it is not death
that kills, but the higher life, which, con-
cesled behind he other, begins to develop
itself Death and birth are bnt the strug-
gc Of life with itself to attain higher
form.
Baron Nathaniel de Rothschld, who
died in Paris last year in such moneyless
condition that his estate was declared to
be worth only SO 600 O0O is now reported
to have left S25 900 900 Consequently
his heirs will not safer from poverty SO
much as was anpcIpated. ..