, 1877-02-13
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Yonng NJ. scArf, Of Boston, was chare.d
$50 600 by hia lawyers for securing favorable IN.
terpfetatfon OF hfa sathefa will, and compromised
ths matter byepayins 325. 600.
acnatnr Ferry, President pro tempose OF The Fen.
atc, has received from Montana feather over two
fect long, fsou black eagle. the sender s4ytnR ha
wanted him 10 certify Tho election Of President With
1t, and asking him, in case 1iaycs IL counted in to
use the quill part and in casc Ti{lcn IL counted Ia
to tse the featheted end.
George Knapp, the editor Of the anssoari Rtpr1.
tedn. recently celebrated the fftteth annltertsry
Of his connection With that jousna1. Ils entered
that Office as q ''dcvfl," On tho 8th Of Janusr,.
1897, md gradually worked his way upward, until
for many Jcars he has controlled ono Of the leading
newspapers In the Mi*alsalppt Valley.
oliver s. Chapman, prominent aud wealth,
cilisen Of Canton. ha's.. died on tho 9Th Inst lie
waa tic father Of Nj. William o. Chapman, tha
only resident partner in Chicago Of tho 1tm Of
AbFain French g. Co., sud the father -tn.1aw Of
1ir. william A. French, Of the same 1fm. lie had
been largely Identified With railroad Interesta In
the West.
ltts sAld that Prince Louis Napoleon. who I,no.
nearly entering upon his Goth year, will soon Appls
10 the army. for which lie will 10 eligible In ten
months. Tho request ID anre 10 cause aone sxei,s-
niens, whets'sr It bo granted denied. The young
frInce IL not likely soon to get bis uniform II b.
dcpen1s upon France for It..
Gen. Rufus 1ngnlls and Col. William Meycrs hsr,
Left thels posts It San Francisco for trip to Tho
Sandwich Islands. md their duties are now sul.
Oiled by clerk, much 10 the dtasat!sfaction, Ills
said, Ut Quarsesnaater. General Mef4s. There |,
nnrh 1nRr tn h. of,1 i
nlss'on which has been undertaken, 1t IL believed.
at the inetanco Of Gen. Grant.
The Nasfon advises the Messrs. Lfpptncott 10 n.
print cheap edition Of Sir Edmund igeads
''shall and WILL" and employ New England
proof.fcadefs to carry ont a ptecepts In alt their
publications. Tho drat branch Of tho auggcstpu
ut least, Is valuable, and ong1t 10 be acted upou
Many persons In the West would like to havca
more Intimate acquaintance with, "shatl aud
WILL"
Tho Springfield Republican says tho Doston tai.
inrfans arc doing themselves credit by their treat
nent OF Mf. Moody amt tbs tesiyal work. SO tar
they manifest singular awcetncss, ftankncss and
hFoshery couftcay toward Sir. Moody, both through
the prcss and tho pulpit. Tho Rev. e. E. 1lales
grave d'sapprobatton Inns been scarcely echoed,
though thcso arc psoyIsos for fntuso critirlsm
should tho evangelist provoke Il.
The now Trinity Church in boston, os which
the Rer. Phillips brooks Ii PASTOR was conaccsatea
last Friday. It ia said to be the most costiy spa.
cous, and beautiful religious edtacs In TINT city,
Tho COMMITTEES dared to tnnosato upon the tsadl-
tions Of the Episcopal Church in respect Of Nothe
architecture. md built church without pillar.
Amost co'npncndahie and gratifying feature Of ths
conservation was tho announcement shat, although
the church had coat $3.50, 900, thcre Mas no dabt
upon It. Arostlon Of tho seats In tho ediacs ssa
to 10 forever FREQ.
Clara Morris Is aopessttttous, At tue last "a.
hcassa1 OF new piece she often picks mp the nails
on tho stage; Ii eho finds m odd number she ID
firmly convinced that sho Will hayo good luck dur.
lag her engagement: II an oYen number sho looks
out for trouble. Knowing Ut thts feeling tho man.
agcr Of tho unlou Square Theatre took pains to pot
thrte nails on tho stage 1t the last rehearaal Of
'Niss Mutton, and to c1oar away ali others. Bhs
found them and was scjo!ccd, hut dtsu1ay selzed
her moment afterwards Oh picking up thrre other
nalls, making sfx In al. lIce husband hsd been
ut the aarne Catno with tho manager, ind they had
thwasted cacl other. Tho run Ut The pece was
un1ucky, being interrupted by the brooklyn fro
and By the serious illness OF Miss Morris.
William Clarke killed hs sweeshesrt At New
Haven twenty-five ycass ago, because she Tilted
him and psomiscd to marry another m&u, whom he
considered unworthy Of her. Tic declared TINT the
murder Nas deliberate. and that he acted on biz
conviction OF what was beat for tho girls happl~
ness; bat be was acquitted on Tho trial, on tbs
rtound Of insanity. Ifo wiz ramanhed tn the
County Jail, but has not been tried sraIn from thlt
day 10 this AMI il now in tho States Prison With.
out having bcsn sentenced. 1tc has nnntI.a fur
removal 10 an 1nssne.asylam. His ncti,Ion h.a
brought tho hartt,h,ps Of hta eaan into nublIe
notce. and It ID psobsbte be will be released. Ts
has nsyer shown any other slsns Of Insanlfy thin
the killing Of thu girl. Probably he would hata
had hts deserts had hs been hanged, according 70
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