The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-06-08
B.RIO-4-BRAC.

HlOo DGU,UoU arOV0 tn0 expenses,
which were $4,000.
| The sixth wife Of Elder Dun sord,
Of Salt Like, has obtained q dive ce,
in order to becom, tho tenta
wife of Bishop McAister.
Venetian journals report Grant as
appearing in gondola on the grand
canal ivory rough looking, but with
the penetrating eye of tho states
num-"
In Germany fish are not cnuyht
for sport, and the liw fixes the size
OF those that need not be returned
to the water. Thus, salmon must
be sixteen inches long, perch five,
and an eel fourteen.
At recent meeting in Verona, t.
raise funds for u monument to Vic
tor Emanutl. u Republican speaker
denounced the deceased monarch in
such abusive terms that the whole
! assembloge responded with shout
OF String MIN up to the lamp
post!"
NJ. Lenoinne, Of the Journoz des
Ded'tts, says Of the encyclical of
Pope Leo XIII. "rhe tone Of the
document is grave and digniiied,
and altogether different from those
ou,bul SITS which came from the in
f.med and irritated mouth Of old
Plus TX"
Adirondack Murray has surprised
his large Boston congregation by
announcing that he will take va
cation until September, 1S79-hf-
teen months. lie will spend the
time in travel. He will insist on
having an cditice to preach in, cost
ing 100000. on his return.
When very young Fox used to
attend the House Of Commons in q
hat and feather, but in 1871 usually
wore frock coat and buff waist
coat, which Wraxall calls "the uni
form Of Washington" The blue
and yellow OF tie Edinburgh Recseso
to this day are tue OH colors Of tue
Wings.
Darwin e. Slack of Maiden, MISS,
stopped gong to caurcu i,st wln.cr
Oh the pie. tu..t The pasGors pl;lln
pre,t:hlhS about prhct:csli CHI istl.inI-
ty unnoyc>i n.ln. Ine eXpusoie has
just Deon made tnut about tti.G time
he Was tosu.ng fraudulent insurance
pohcles. He is now Il fug tive.
John Ross, of Casnovia, Mich.,
had an aillng wife. Il was certain
that she could not recover, and ba
Thought he might as We'll look
around for her successor. lie chose
H:ie d,suShjcr OF Il nelShnor, and So
Informed his wife, wlu told ham she
would nuG o.sy long III his way.
I.ldt III, ,;ilo sNo drowned herself. \
moD tar."u and ie;.ghereu Mir. Ross
Some OF tbs cotso4a sent from
Eus, land to Cnl.Nt 81 ...e y,.l.s have
h,sI fuzzy tulrty- three por cent. of
q snoncst "weiynting" mingled in
their manufacture, which has come
out ut the first wAbn:ns Yhu
Chinese are now importing Eng.isA
machinery wiGn view Of manuiac
tll ing fur themselves, and u few
years may sec considerable dilni-
mutton OF their imports, both fro,u
Eagland and the United States.
1t is not often that man of John
NJ. Wilson's Judicial experience is
secured for a]ustlce Of the peace.
He was one vi Cuicago's first law,
yers, for mully years Common
Pleas Judge, and afterwards Cnief
Jurt.ce of the Superior court. He
retired from practice and two yeals
ago w..s Mu4 v.l moe thin S30U,O00.
He has lost every thing through
snrinAage in real estate values, and
tukes the office OF justice Of tho
peace for IL living.
The manager Of the Jardin dAc-
ciimatlon at P.lris hls directed the
attention of Afrlc,.n explorers to
the zebra as u beast of burden, suited
batter TO the cnmate thin any oil
our domesylcAted animals, not even
excepting the ass. Several zebras,
now under his charge, have been
successfully broken in, and Nj. de
Semslie, wno is about to Cross Afri~
CT from the mouth Of the Niger to
the east coast, may possibly make
use OF this novel beast of burden.
A Western member Of Congress
lounged into the b.,r-ruom of IN
up-tO Nn MOTEL one morning recantiv