New-York tribune., 1877-06-01

,for from
sDr,rd raihr Irout and in Tempe'erry Father Gleason
oanied his parishioncrs "a the polls Ihe influence
80 s,,iriius and political guides was Dot so over
DoTerias however. TO Keep The N iSi [ @ bs5 -
nHisclief They stirred up MT u IT, tul 'is f nav
m ~ s c,Iicd IN ard The RIOT act hdi Co De read
Az the outbreak of the civil var the Mount
1-or Association left a lady Of culture IN eharee ot
vasbineton's and grave. Batteries ere Pan'eu
an the bank above and below tie mrkets OF each army
- At touel on the wooded soneS near by; b't not
- nor a shrub ON this eonsecrated ground was hurt.
~ was fhting % the souta aud to the west nut ihey
,r hin, alone I'D his glory On the morning pre-
sns Decoration Day the two ghouls, who are CHARGED
10Th consprine 10 steal the sacred sshes unoer me In
ep p',efeid m ana twelve Jurors sworc thtt tney NOa1
eve ih,m a FAIR trigL lcse.da. thc'e Wie'chos were
ssantanced % a years impris 'nineut Apiece
most extraordinary scoundrel, 80 years
"a hos h~eu detected in Baltirlore VI His GROWING
s.hievenent was 20 poison two hogs bconsin! to
s,hhor Bat II appears that duuag a long and I-speni
,,e he has been killing cattle. burning ouiidngs' ana
dstroying property generally Ouy Last wear tis ven
rsbje wretch was convicted OF griHng Tut trees and
scaped state Prison 10y forieiting his bonds he has
- tbe stste OF Vermont his family, and the cominu-
itv generally than any other man IN II ANA tne
umber Of his oenses and trials dnsng the last 20 yeds
a, large enough 20 De remarkable However, Le T. 80
r y 20 aid ana win so,n iatg arrest which Viii be
AL AMI 20 through trial from which thert VIII De 10
appeal
=, the Borgla from the Connecticut state Prison Nrs
! vda Sherman nas been unweu FOR some ume and has
hn in the habit OF leaving the door OF ner cell open So
ths she cou ID make known to the matron II
ho should be taken suddenly H. Whine the matrou was
making the round OF the cells on the upper tier the
porea crept out OF her cell, ed down stairs un
hoted the kitchen door, aud walkcl out. IL was soon
after midnight aud she oniy white skirt dark
,kirt. dark shawl. bonnet. and shoes. Esrsy "n
"wednesday morning the ma:rou was in altier; she
looEed hign a4d low in the Kitchen and up"tt a t-t
beds but c0ula aOt lind tc laCy Whu uil po.s-et t.
fenced 10 i'm prisonnet 81 NcasserSafid or ie ai .s
been there between ioUr ana ave cans aa : H'N ~ '4
SD year
The anti Ritualists Of 81. JamoS's Church,
T4atebam called meeting of the s -SaOtcrs in order
10 protest against she oanngi q & Jota and h's io
lowers in forciey entering the church ard hoidns ser
vices there in defiance 90 iaW." An'W 80 persons
rsthered in thc Scuszv lH mont 4 tie chuIcI OF
rr5av afteruoon. Nay l., aud listened 10 The
remarks and resolutions Of tAe leaders Of
g. Protestant Leagne. A group OF Rtualists
,Ystrel close by ana nterrupto tlc proceedings ~
s1pressing Their dissent. The Professions occupied
,rbt ou,inence leading the cnurcn door. and from
t6ls ivan.aEcous position they frcq "a } c "a uoM
nlo tbe groap below and swept CO. N out of tie way
Bt alter esch Iu>n the latter uai'n-y fclnfhel 70
ebsiru+n called ou, lis friends, L,ayc me rebels T.
fhen,-eves am. then there was msIc hghhs Cbtcf9
U,re gwen Protestant liberty, Mas Wc- hh"chS
Of "tnc impure literature OF tie LI'"ai''ta ""S NC
nounced ana az N lad Us own V ior au hour
Prof. Alyergnat of Hartford, Conn.,, was bit
Ten BY cur Oh the night april 80 Ine wouads were
washed with earoohe acId and c4uotized with niLlic
acid The morbid tendency OF human sympathy was
never more strkIugly illustrated HIS rrnds and nesh-
bos seemed determined 10 drive hm INTO hyofophoo~
twas a foregune conclusion with them; they told nm
what to do they suggested modes OF treatment ana rom
edies; they talked him about it tnc, wrote letters TO
him: they stouuy ntlined that he woud eventually
pc attacked disease and meet be prepared Tor
the worst H. read medical treatses on the saJect he
became nervous excitable; lass Monc'y ne com-
planned OF feeliC unwe took vapOr bath ana e1peii
enced difficulty IN swallowing; he @rcw rapidly worse
on uesday Il r ne attempted strike the phy sicans
WHO werr bending Oter bIm; the bare mention % ".er
threw him into commissions, altaols.i Le ,i.a ~
ice placed = cl0th over his lips auo c0u- SWdIiJW tc
Wate lozi ing 10; aud On IuuTsdy morning ne Gie'4'
Mrs. Mary Z. TiIlOtson of Nineland y. D.,
dressed in loose gray paasoi gray iroca
coat button,ng in front, vaise, and vonans hal'
walked through the streets OF NorrstoWn, fenh' On
Wednesday and met the bewilcered raze Of al the
natives she WAS selling two works from her own PEN
progress vs. Fashion" and W0man's WaV out but
she WIS not 40 busy but that she had leisure for little
chat with newsgatherer about clothes, cQTsets ana
heavy Shirts dyspepsia and liver complaint, dIysoOlr
dealers and druss reform john T. NOycs Of the Oneida
Community, she said. the first dress rcforae- alc
she had once asked HIM how he got the idca. He re-
Piled {" got 1t a. get all my grand Thoughts by t''
oouhle process OF reason and fash" "Wha be called
fash" said Mrs. nlotson, we D im'r' ss.5l-thai
coming 70 by guardian angels that throw the4i
thoughts into the world. and brains catch diem ih,
inference from this mystical remark j. that tic dress re
form costume was thrown into lbt world b. angelic
hands and caught the ny by gO0c Mr. NOJes More
over II costume De popular among tne ahs-is iLey
NAV wear II themselves, ana when fhc artists OF the
future wish paint realistic auecl they must invest
ber with loose gray trousers, paIisol gay .Ioch-
bultOninE Ia rUnt, vaiiSe and HODan's h9t ID
Q word tuey must call in Mrs. IilOtson as moicl
That prepOsterOus war correspondent OF Ihc
Chicago Times Is still fred with martial ardor. On his ar
rya ID London mapped oIt tie Russian campaign cne
main feature being the advance OF the army III Armenia
upon ConstantinJple, movement which would involve
the withdrawal Of the Turks from the line Oi tie DanuDe
and ne proposes 70 fight that line il takes all
Summer the 27th inst he pricked up his ears rolled
his tongue back INTO his spacious cheek and whsted
across the sea the Jolly tune The Russians now IN
Asa are in condition attack tie rgut and left ia
Of Mukhtar Pasna double him up the shores oi Ld-
Van crush or capture his army ana strike fOi CONSTANT
nOple without any serious obstacles ErzeruIn Is con
fessed to be untenable and though the intermediate
country between this mountainous reciOn and CONSTANT
nope is arid difficult and dangerous tae flying columns
Of COssacks will find 40 difficulty in sweeping forward to
the Dardanelles and Bosphorus. Tie English already
consider Joppa as good lost" Now the Russian cen
ter thus far has marched 30 60 miles, and this is the
nfth week of the campaign. Tire distance between the
pres nt base OF OIeratohs aud COnsastuo.e j. LOO
the worst roads Oh TIE facc or ilt
Jan-t aud for JOppa, Wnci the English airfd d0N
consider good a. lost the Euaslall- MAY ss4D. Let
there n they continue marching iur wear OF Two lt
prep0stercus nOn-eu which s hsh'd across tLe cable
nowadays Is ugb 10 make the leyiahan anu a. tie
b. whales swallow their own tails