New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-30

photograph all the dead bodies brought to the Morue NJ
the rate OF 81 81 per subject and to furnish two
copies of each corpse During five months he Piled his
art finding the Job very dsagreeabe and trying fo- al
though the subjects perfectly quiet and never
moved muscle their toilets we're often neglected and
he compelled to prepare them for sitting. when
he presented his bill, amounting to Slf tho coroner 70
fused pay H. and he had 10 sue city hs
money The Jury regarded the duplicate photographs as
good proofs not OF the eorpses but OF the indebtedness
and rendered on Wednesday, a verdict in his favor.
1t was a proud day for William Shakespeare
whes the rngeaders OF the San Francisco anhChnese
mob tried for violating the Riot Act Nr. Lake,
the ingenious counsel for the city cited Of tine
Legislature, but OF King Henry W. and after reading
II with vehement emphasis, denounced Kcarney as q
Jack Cade. MI Barbour. who appeared for the
agitators. saicay remarked tha Cade the leader
Of a rabbe. who wanted to make himself King OF Eng
land several hundred years ago and that the analogy
with the present certainly highly appropriate
He then volunteered 70 contrast the definitions 81 mob
given by the County Supervisory and Dir Justice shat
burglary After these Literary recreauons philosopher
alu 20 ul'ss aSue e Arguments OF Tue a.
me swssh OF the bigfaced attorney OF plutocras ana
railroad thieves"
General Y. A. Miles, who shares with Cen
era Crook the honors OF the recent Indian campaigns
stopped In Chicago his way East long enough 20 tell
reporter Of TIE TRIBUNE that Joseph the best
specimen Of North American Indian 10 this country
" lie respects education" added the General, and
wants become civilized Sitting Bull is the most per
feet have met and his aim IL 20 remain
savage" Tho General evidently sympathizes with the
Nez Perc6s and regards The campaign against them as
the result agency laundering &c says that they we're
robbed cheated various ways that they had gooa
farms and stock aud were learning to speak English;
Wa taken from them without their and that the
tribe vac crieIy "r9std ne SEEMS 90 i.b nv onsInv
S on nrse NON thar another outb-eak ia reported
fc "
army c4mpaguers regards the last Indian war wholly
unnecessary.
The importance Of the Congregational con-
troversy al Indian Orchard hos been unduly magnfed
in Western Massachusetts,. The council gave the Rev.
Mt Merriam an excellent character, but questioning
the orthodoxy Of his views the doctrines Of eternal
punishment and tie atonemeut, declined 70 install him
pastor OF the church The ongregation at once dis
regarded the advice Of the council and requested him 20
with them and preach the doctrines which had
been condemned; ana now a Congregational church in
Chicorao Falls invites the rcDeous congregation To
send their haretc shepherd with several members OF
the flock TO council which is to decide upon the
orthodoxy OF the Rev 5ir. Austin, and install him IN
0-e-r3 o- =. ,rt rrtiolvy A. Cbfcopee Fails: but
IL folly % suppose th3t the stability ~ Congregations
asm eudau-ered Tie genus VI tlis denoAiasil'A-
and rrors.es of frIs KIND have sprung up 40 every
stage Of the growth Of Ccngregatonatsn.
The familiar letters Of an American Minister
abroad 10 his old neigbors nome far more inter
esng than his correspondence with the state Depart
meut The Ohio state Journal publishes charming let
ter from General Comfy iu which Honolulu is sketched
with frce-and-easy hand, loaiers' paradise. The
natives he writes the most careless, nproydent
aus hterloying people The world They have no VIII
Ter Law by foreyen the proverb Il rainy day needs
nothing there they dance and sing, and deck hcm-
selves with garlnds, all The day long Men 60 here
with great gar.nds OF the loveest flowers and Green
leaves hanging fastoons 3und the neck and shout
Csrs down body around the hat everywhere These
mon the Tops oaers OF the race but the hard
working frlows-the herd-meL. The hackmfn oven the
LII q ~ ~ ca ia'vas tbed into forms ~ beauty
which come 10 an American Ike revelation IN art
They have no wealtl-L0thng that would satisfy an
Am6ricau-lut they ore always laughing singing play
a.. fe-shsrns on making floral vrcaths The Hawaiian
knows that there viii never DE Winer dA! 20 n oFide
for and thaJ It viii always Dc the same eS'ef' To-
day and forever
Paris has gLastly mystery. 4 fortnight ago
ore Of the dredging barge- the Seine ran against the
body o. beautiful woman, elegantly dressed She wore
black six gown trimmed with l2'e had gold bracelets
on her arms diamond rings her fingers and flowers IN
her hair She seemed to has come from wedding OF
party. And so the poor thing haIl The body was
identified az the morg1e tho next dag that Of Antonia
Daade. aged WeHiy-two, the wife OF NJ Louis Franz
pourmo.s. They had been married only three months
and lad been very happy They were invited 10 wed
ding aEd while thoy were al supper with the
bridal pair and the wedding guests, he quarIclied
with his fatheriu-law over money matters. They
returned TO their home about midnight The lady bit-
tev reuroached her husband FOR having quireed with
Ter a,Ler and he husband replied M pissoi II you
prefer your parents to na1 better 20 ana 1--WE
with tho once winch slc Expressed her iei-
zion to start Immediately FOR her fathers house nne
coened the door, and. she was IN evening dress he
placed bob. Ovcrcoat her shoulders 90 prevent h'r
catching cold. on tnc following morning be sent .
change OF clothes TO his wiie; bat on tr servant ar s
ing with them 90 Tie house Of the parents Ms us
FrqmrOurm0ig. All her friends visited. but IN
vain no trace Of hcr could Doe found AT length they
resolved Ia 20 Co tine N0r-- and entering that snis-
fer looEiu. building NJ Framp0uTmCs saV the body OF
ms beautiful young WIFE lying exposed Oh one OF lhe
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