The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-03-29
: Cablo Chit Chat.
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the King and Queen Of Grcccc
Her royal consort will console him
self, during her absence, by visiting
Nine. Essipoff says if the young
pianist studies harmony in music she
obtains self reliance and d deep
insight into composers meaning,
the structure Of the entire work
being opened to hcr, and the phras-
ing and expression easily following.
She recommends the study Of II Bach
fuGue. .'''
The doings of two Russian
princes have occupied good deal
Of pubiic:nttcntion in Paris recently.
One of them married n rich dowa
ger, tho widow Of a patent medicine
man the other was sentenced to
two months Imprisonment for some
unprinccly peccadilloes Public
sympathy is equally divided between
the two.
SjGnor Nicolini, tho naughty
tenor, whose attentions to AdeIina
Patti ere said to have caused tho
separation between herself and the
Marquis of Caux, has inflicted Il
fresh shock upon tho prudery of
Eienpa' During recent perfor-
nance of "Romeo and juliet" in the
Austrian capital, Nicolini, who was
the Romeo, kissed the hand Of
Adclina Patti, who was tho Juliet,
no less than twenty-one times. AS
kiss succeeded kiss tho excitement
became intense, until at the close
of tho performance it was found by
u matronly grGfn, who had kept
tally, that tho wicked tenor had
kissed the pima donna fifteen times
more than was set down in the
stage "business.
Johann Jacoby, the famous Ger
man political agitntor, is dead. His
trenchant pamphlet, the "Four
Question" caused the revolution of
1919 and gave Prussia her wlittcn
constitution and her Parliament.
He was constantly in opposition to
the government, and in 1870. for
protesting against the annexation
Of Alspcc-Lorrqinc, without the con
sent Of these provinces, WAS arrested
and imprisoned for some months.
DurinG recent years he was not
nctlvcl, associated with any existing
party but sympnthiBcd with the
prryrcssists.
$.conEork neck scarfs arc Ill the
c,..l IL
c6&tnlo is hccomin" very fantastic.
Th" new GauZo pu.fs held dom by u
y stitch OK bead are called "so,y,;rs
e7onj>s" (smotnerel sighs) the
new bows III quiliings, ''uttentions
~'arYvccs" (markel attontions) the
butterfly in the centre of shoe
roscttc, "rc',ez y roir" (como and
look) the new Dora gauze mob
cap, "Mee con9uete uss,ree" Certain
death to lovers); and tho diamonds
mounted "s a fastening to q breast
ftill, "des coMps 1'e:fdcs" unreliable
ciaspsO E.
Tho Anglo Russian negotiations
upon tho Eastern question are 1T o
complete st,ndstill. Tho proposed
protocol is regarded in England as a
trap to catch British squeumishncss,
SO that tho'consenS Of Earls Beacons-
field and Derby to it in any shape is
not regarded as conclusive that
Eussia would feel herself bound to
refrain from "protecting" the Chris
tians in Turkey by sending a few
army corps across the Danube. TO
make IN illustration suggested by n
french diplpm tist long stationed
at Madrid, Turkey is the bull Mon.
tencgro, the Herzcgovinians, the
Bulgarian Christians, and, if neces-
sary. Soryia and Greece arc tho
2icadores Russia is tho nsatudor.
Russia, with drawn sword, engages
only to kill tho bull in cnse it be-
comes enraged, and leaves paving of
the earth for hosting the pica0ores
ON it's horns Under such ciru
cumst stmces it seems very likel,
that there will be dead
bull OF q gored nataaor, with the
chaces against the bull. This il
the pith Of the Eastern question.
The annual Easter race of the
Oxford and Cambridge crews tool
place on the river Thames on til,
Oath March. Before the start tn,