The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-03-17
EDITORIAL AND OTHER Irx1rs.

~. Aoe'"s Newspaper states that Guiseppi
of Italy. ava WIG A'sS''n
you want to ruin an impulsive boy, give
nun plenty OF pocket money. Tho recipe in
announced that the Khedive OF E~vpt
and tho Bey Of Tunis will visit tn. suit.n
during April.
Eight hsndred and ton thousand dollar, vss
the total amount given by Englsnd to tho
Chicago fund.
One hundred and fourteen medical student.
have just graduated at Jefferson Collepe.
Pennsylvania.
| The Queen of Holland is said to spend two
thirds of her income in the encouragement of
literature and journalism.
Queen Victoria has approved the grant of .
pension to the widow of Mark Lemon, late
editor of the London Punch.
An obelsk to the memory of Gen. Mayo is to
be erected at Mas, county Kildare, ireland,
the family seat of the deceased.
| 1t is rumored that Prince Frederick Charles
of Prussia, while in Rome recently asserted
his claims to candidature for the throne of
Spain.
At the funeral of Archbishop spalding, there
| were in attendance ono Archbishop, fourteen
Bishops, and one hundred and thirty-one
priests.
The public schools at Hyde Park; Belleville,
and st. Petersburg, Pennsylvania, are closed
on account of the prevalence of black OF spot
| ted fever.
The Bishop of Mayence is shout to resign
his seat in the German Reichstsg, and will
publish his reasons for 90 doing in the form of
| \ pamphlet.
The proprietor of the Alta California was &C
quilted of the charge of libel for calling
lawyer shyster. The suit was for fifty thou
sand dollars.
Charles Budlin, poor employee in the
Louisville Rolling Mill, received notice recent
~ of tho death of . relative in Germany, leav-
ing him 100000.
bismarck il again Waiting his Lavenberg
estate; which Esans that he oontenplates
some now and grand move on tho political
ohessboard OF Europe.
didn't have dumb waiter In the dining.room,
Immediately replied that he had tried them,
but they didn't answer.
The propriotors Of newspaper and job print
ing Offices in London are endeavoring to break
mp the Typographical Union, and a strike Of
compositors is imminent.
peared in mourning for the death of Col. Chae.
Forsyth; son of it's editor-in-chief and . mem
Der of the editorial corps.
The ex-Emperor Napoleon cleared $4,000
by selling his property, corner of Broadway
and Dey streets, New York, to the Western
Union Telegraph Company.
During the last two years of invasion and
civil war, the population of Paris has decreased
by more than 100000, being now scarcely
1,5OO, 900 against 1850, 2s4 in 1869.
1t was q quick retribution that overlook O
Cleveland man who refused to buy paper Of
a newsboy. Five minutes later he slipped
down and tore his pants to an extent that will
cost him several papers to repair.
A Western paper about to expire came out
for the last time in full mourning, full of cuts
of collins, gravestones, urns, ETC., with this
notice: "Died, in Dundee, of sheer starvation,
on Tuesday, February 6, the Dundee Weekly"
The case of Mrs Jane Madden against the
Staten Island Ferry Company, to recover Eve
thousand dollars for the death of her husband,
who was killed by the Westfeld explosion, was
decided in favor of plaintiff for the full amount
claimed.
On Thursday, January 3oth, the San Fran
cisco Chronicle was overtaken by $50, 900 libel
suit, and narrowly escaped conviction; on Fri
day, the proprietor of the paper was assaulted
aud almost killed; and on Saturday the publ
cation Office took fire.
Gen. S. Cooper, who was formerly Adjutant
Gene raj of the United States Army, and after
wards held similar position in the Confeder-
ate service, it is said is in such destitute cir.
cumstances that his friends in Virginia are
endeavoripg to raise fund for his support.
FTt.1
prominent Russians are there, negotiating
with Polish refugees for their return to their
native country. These negotiations look to
the reconciliation of the Poles to the Gear.
general amnesty and the appointment of the
Grand Duke Viceroy of Poland.
s. ). Bestor, an eccentric gentleman of Hart
ford, regularly stamps all letters held for post
age in that city, attaching to the envelope
printed etatemoINt ~ fha Tho raaroa,a.