New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-16

point unrequented by fishermen and sink the corpse In
the river there remain until suitable reward had
been offered for its recovery What Ia 10 be donef Inc
locks; heavy bnrglar-proof casket; oOrporas guard
around the tomb every night
They are to be heard once more-the groans
Of the wounded husbandman Ii is in summer that the
forked destruction darts upon the barns and the
dealer In DIR. FrankIns invention improves the oppor-
tunty. "spare the rod and spoil the barns, is his
motto. In the Western newspapers there are symptoms
Of revolt against the Lightning Rod Man There IA even
grave discussion whether would be criminal to shoot
him the moment he upon the premises, before he
car utter single seductive word. The expedient OF
setting the dog him is also suggested. The general
advice have nothing to do with him. unless he comes
well recommended by somebody besides himself wouid
seem to be tho At ANY a'e nSSs
ought to be suarp enough to protect themselves
The fires of Congregational wrath are still
smoldering IL is rumored that in several sections
New England the enemies OF Mr. Beeeher are STRIVING
to elect National Council ito be held in Detroit
next OctOber delegates who are strongly committed
against Plymouth Church. The rumor probably rests
upon slender foundations. While there may be a few
COpgregatonasts in the vicinity OF Andover VINO enter
tain hope wreaking ecclesiastical retrihuton upon
Mr. through that tribunal the main body OF tho
members communion convinced that the YER
diet II any council commission that may be organized
will not meet with general acceptance. II would GER
tanly be OUsDfOr the Congregationasts 20 nave their
arund The tubs are coiOr-Dlnd with partisanslp and
have lost faith in ecclesiastical bleaching powder.
They have been trying clergyman at
Dixon ILL.,, for poisoning his wife. great crowd OF la
dies attended the proceedings and they all wanted front
seats. one night when the court had adjourned the
Sheriff couldn't get these ladies' 70 leave the room They
had brought blankets and other comforables with Them
and expressed determination to stay all night that
they might be on hand bright and early next morning.
The Sheriff upon this gently As possible put them out
He then locked the door and went home Then 1t was
that tho Dixon women showed that they were equal to
the emergency Obtaining a 3O-feet ladder, they
climbed The cOurt-rOOn windows ana when theShcrn
opped the courtroom the ncx morning there they were
Comfortably seated ON tie front Deuches WOnan's wit
1uch Tor the whole law OF IinOIs III lho pesoh
OF the sheriff.
hCartless crime, which is instantly ex-
cused on the ground that 1t committed by person
who has shown traces OF mental alteration, is re-
ported from kentucky. Mrs t. I. Hawkins OF Louis
yile it is alleged, persuaded her mother, Mrs e. W. MeI
wether, to lend her 100000, ostensbiy to speculate
in tobacco III company with ex-senator StcVel-
son, the Hon. George H. Pendleton, and several
wealthy men of kentucky. All the persons men
toned by her deny that they ever had business
transactions with mrs. Hawkns-and the money is
gone and Mrs. Meriwetler is almost penniless what
Nils Hawkns did with the money not yet KNOWN she
frequently boosted her mother and to friends about
the great profits when tine tobacco syndicate was
making and at length was so auae.2s as TO si'e nea
mother forged cnecks upon Louisville Dahk Ol large
and The true character of Mrs. Hawkins wasrevealed to
mother
Mr. Brassey put girdle round the earth i'll
as weeks His steanyacht Sunbeam sailed from Co"es
July 6, called at Torbay, Madeira the Cape VerdeS
and Rio JauerO passed through the Straits of Magellan
touched al VALPARAISO, Bow Islands, Tahiti Hawaii, As
censon, Yokohama Hong Kong, Canton, SINGAPORE
Malacca, Alden, Alexandria, Malta, Gibraltar and Lis
bon and arrived at COwes On May q. The number OF
miles traversed under sail was over 10000; the log
covers So 400 miles, On the coast OF Patagonia the
voyagers rescued of 10 hands from bark which
had been wrecL d. In Japan they present at the
opening OF railway by the Mikado In letter 10 The
London Times. Mr. Brassey excaims: " How infinitely
easy ia the task of the modern circumnavigatOr com
pared with the hazardous explorations of Magellan
OF rude and Enthusiastically quality, when there
charts, and the roaring OF the breakers N the
dead of night the mariners first warning that II
coral nesrl" 1t was certainly yacht cruise
worth taking.
The TRIBUNE recently asserted that Mime
enjoy ed Che unenyabe distinction Of being the only
Northern state that open to the charge OF repudla
ton Ii it the only one that had not made
some sort of settlement with its creditors number OF
memorials. reports and pamphlets IN relation TO the
Wabash and Bre Canal have been sent to this Office by
creditors Of the state Of Indiana with communication,
rohcarsng that has been done and left undone
the c6sson of canal lands to the State in 1923. They
deny that there has been any settlement with re-
spect the canal debt and maintain that Indiana shares
with Minnesota tile disgrace OF having absolutely re-
puCiated its financial obligations. The TRIBUNE has
potedl condemned tie policy adopted by That state
dealing with ito canal creditors. MIR. NcCUocb devoted
TWO Of the series OF letters which appeared i'll these
columns during the political campaign of 1875 to the
same subject, charging his state vita breaking
faith with its creditors. The TRIBUNE has fully
acqut seed in his condcmnaJCu of This disgIdcefu
promise that IL is Low unnecessary for TO rate its
vew- But ia 1916 and 1872 there We're adjustments
Inadequate and unjust. but sill species of settlement
1t very bad fa'th, hut not absolute reputation.
The missing link in the Tichborne claimants
chain Of evidence is rope OF sand The agent eof the
relief fund employed Giles ii. Gray OF Francisco
search for the captain and of the Osprey
which is said have rescued the claimant after the
Bella vent down Mr.. Gray put the in the hands
of Gordon, who subsequently reported That he had
found captain OF the Osprey the of Mitchell
mot Lewis Owens and that the los-Doo in his pos
session. Mr. Gray wrote to the claimants attorneys,
stating he had learnedand received reply i'll which
a further prosecution Of the investigation urged.
There was a remittance, but IL small that Gordon
contenptuOusy abandoned tho enterprise In the record
OF cearances from san Francisco from S49 to 1864 the
name Of Osprey eley, times There three
mastod British schooner of that which made
number Of trips between san Francisco, the Australian
ports and Java. lint there is record Of her having
70 the coast OF Brazil around the
HON even arrived Suu Francisco April 20. 1852.
Hobart and cleared Lhc 18TH OF October follow
ing Java. Tier does not appear the books
and was commanded by either Lewis Owens OF owen
Lewis.
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