The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-04-22
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! New YonK, April 1.-THE board
Of health issued IA permlt for the Duri.
al Of Louisa Garma, who died ut the
house # Dr.. Ernst Uni"g, on who's
certificate the burial permit WAS
graned The fuucral and iutermcut
t".l'wed. ltwas son rnm0red :,that
! Uhlluy and Miss Gcrus had been en-
gagged, aud that the ,lortor had taken
out joint policy of ten thousand
dollars in the Merchants' Life lp-
surance Compahy, which policy was
to revert to him in case of her death.
Suspicious were aroused that the
youug woman had met a ,yiuleut
! death. The insurance company was
not sdti*6ed. The coroner ordered
the body exhumed. The di,utcr.
ment took place, aud the cciiin wins
take" to tho Morgue and opened.
when, instead pf body, were found
nineteen bIick5.. wrapped iq5tpapcr
aud kept in 'plaSe by la,hss. 'Chas:
Fink, the undertaken, is arrested.
! : There is!ngitation in the Episcopal
Church Of Virginia as to- the future
position Of its clergy iii regard to the
leading Questions Of church doctrine
aud pulley, and serious Apprehcnsions
exists as TO the course most likely to
Ire taken: Thee is no expectation
that the movement Of Bishop Cum
mins will be followed, but it is sa ID
to be not impossible that d more i'm
portnnt and effective protese against
the new sacerdo.slism which is repre-
sehtel by the Bishop Of Illinois aud
his sympathizer> will be trade. Vlr-
ginia chuichmen boast IF their his
torical rcc.rd, aud refer to acts and
conventions far oldcr>than the date Of
the Protestant Episcopal Church, Of
tho United States with feeling that
recent ritual innovations, are not only
very heretical bit also somowha at
snubbish.
The washington City Republican
says: A certain Washington letter
! writer gives his readers the vague
information that ex.Serrhtor' John
Pool, "f North Carolrua; "is practic-
ing his profcssiu in this city" Tx.
nctl3 what his profession is bas long
been mystery here, uulccs it be TO
dclude the workingmen with the
preIence that nc is their f.iend,' and
hn'has tuiad to succeed in that, AT
ono time he profcssed to be aspirant
for Cabinet houors; but failed in that
also. In short, he seems to be a nan
Of many profee>ions and an equal
number Of failures.
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The Swiss Times, speaking of tho
effect Of the OLD Cvtholic move ent
in Switaerland, says: at is" lesf
than year since the work of reform
began IN Geneva, and alre. dy the
priests are chosen by the church., the
forced .cUiefcssion: Is relieved, the
clergy ,harry, divine worship is ia
tie Language Of the people," The
same paper denies the story about a
quarrel be.woen:, .Hyacinlhe ..'and
Rciwkcus, published In the Catholic
Re,isw, and .statcs that relations Of
| "u'uat h'uoIii'oSS chiaV UtIWo6u tHC
Oid Catholics Of Germany md
Switzerland.
49,. - a. ..
10 the dcfoat ofehc Liberal party
in England tho Nonconfurmisis see
40 probability. Of the dises,sblish-
meiit IF the :. Nul,ohal church., The
Conservative vote. wii 'he solid
against it. Although" in any event
the nation would at preeent stanl by
the establishment, the Opposition
found uio' c hupe. of ilnal success iu
the reign of the Liberals than they
can possibly fiud under .Disraeli's ad-
ministration.- Christian Union,
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The San faurisco Chronicle says
that on the 10Th Of April there will
c"ne off ono Ofthe most noteworthy )
. .ocial events that San Ffuucisco or
!. any other city Oil the Amerioan opn
tiuent has ever witnessed. It will
consist Of a grand bali, ia which the
: participants vi ! appear In diffdr1D,
characters taken from Charles Dick.
ems works.