New-York tribune., 1878-05-02

hired r"oin y, -, -, o,scred FOR him had not been
-, ,u he oaered the concierge H"l'' " So 80 ,c
-. ,,,,isbed room IN the bouse. ln's ''o -,
,s,lv l,l and lent the new ledger tAe A'! VI :, -
aornsath which never used except " u' and
. uu' 80 ,h, intruder ovcrhaued every p'Po,1 So
penco '"'' -. ,tr,.os ana found himself ~ posse
e'oS ti,n which no thought he colhu PiO P,
80, 4, very good account Armed WIN us nls of IN,
,r.i knoVedse he paid VISIT 70 'no ~ ,,,, tb,t
,, ,hus giodiy lent 20 him'and a''o' -. - .hrs,ono1
n, s. An oo,,plete possession OF INC atd 20 oco
~ " ~. =. an. man. wife unless ne was p''u 80,
60 reveal u ." ,N ts,.,t navrnrnt he would appai
Hfl ne ,ce.siied fn his demand nu! ~ reocfion
toSs he promised 70 sive % hal, ," a s II allowed
MeA,s, vras fatal 90 the whole sen, - ~ - PoIic.
ne eesy llfnioafou with the C'hiu "a 80 u, csDfnrr
Who soon made such arrans lou'' 80
H. i an Irish kissing comedy: On lhe
=. - ~, uaprlagh a suburb Of Dubiln' ave" "
....r and q Doctor. ~ houses nearly oI P'''',
e,ber on, evening about three weeks aso w,
..,t IA. tou-rfulil acrcss the road Tor '"'l'
,.,. r,si rlot.ug time, aud she krocAeu ""U ~
,,,ip withoat having the door Of the EI'''l'
- While she wqs standing there. the gfVCeI NM
-, cam, u zoe road, and saying. uooa u'E n' 'o""'
- a. .nafr1, n Kiss from her The m"ldehs sens VI
,r,et, ygas outraged and she at once tt'uIH'" 7" '
[ccto,s house and Informed her mistress OF the iroo
i,gs over tire way The matron promptly 'r''i''i o"'
.-,.,s Tn, doctor himself crossed the road ana A.
,,,,.ea n, halter down the grocar's ouiworks. lhc
- ,,.sp, the door ard after hot fire OF oaihs
I,,ci II IN the enemy's face. Instantly the whole
neigh ,orhood was srUused by shreks OF AGONY ana
-,rd ste.dly gathered. The Doctor was tound 10 9ta
lt.,oS md md he wss pinned the besieged refused
=, ,psu hp door and u was not uhlll tht HtIAIo"
sotd np entrance m the rear that the at9neu Govt'I
- ,-.sr,ed lie was carried home ana lis injuries
were so serious "a 90 render ihe anpua'oh OF ,n,
AMI two fingers necessary aud even tAeh eigsPe"s SCI
A Ncw-York publisher sends to 1HE
,rrrn,yr tb,s pllhy extract from a decision OF Judge
paxs,n Of the supreme Court Of Pennsylvania respect
Ing liberty m willmaking; The law wisely secures
eoualitv ~ distribution where man dies intesaie But
,bo very object Of will is to produce inequality ana to
il fr t5e wants OF the testator'5 family; TO pro
., ,,,ss who are helpless 10 reward those who have
heen afectonate and to punish those who nave oeen
ai.obedent Iii doubtless true that narrow rJudice
sometimes inereres with the wisdom OF such arrange
rreuts THIS is 10 the imperiecuOns OF our human
nature II must be remembered that in this country
80, rrsi,dces are a part Of his liberty. Where man
rs su0eiept memory and understanding 10 mako VII.
and such instrument is not the result Of undue inh
epee but Is tie uncontrolled act of his own mind II Is
not 10 be set aside In Pennsy lyania without sufficient
evidence nor upon any sentimental notions OF equahty
In citing this decision THE TEmCSEs correspondent may
have in mind the dsgracefu proceedings in the Wander
bt case although 10 applies TO the perpetual tamPcrng
with wills which the records of nearly every Surrogate
Court Illustrate II he intends 20 make the direct app-
cation, he will pardon the suggestion mat 10 view O tne
enormous Of that estate, II Is great pity that lew
million dollars not Judciousy spent IN hushlng mp
a scandal watch has already heSped lDefaceaoIe dle
egatees ~ duty and honor bound to cherish as
well as they cOulc.
A band of ingenious forgers was arrested
IN Paris fortnight ago II seems that Joseph Barreau
aged wentyscyen chief of the gang accompanied his
sister and a friend a tcur through Italy some ten
years ago and the way had duel with an officer for
Insulting his sister. and killed him. Joseph then re
turned to France. made the acquaintance Of Mule
Jobet botslNeeper, with whom he went 10 Hamburg
where he managed lose his fortune IL he had any and
hers too ct the gamiOgabe. Joseph then returned to
France and set up as an artist but finding that did not
paw began forging 20f notes which his brother passed
Of He then began forging 1OCf Bank OF France notes.
which paid better After while his brother Jean got
afraid Of passing any more, and that part OF the duty
was undertaken by CASTOR JObet, the son OF Josephs
mistress AID grandson OF Madame Johet, who has also
Deen arrested 1t this Gast0u who was arrested at
the Magasn du Louvre 1t Is estimated that the total
amount forged in circulation nv the gang
during TIE past twelve mouths reaches 100000 francs
In addition 10 le mplemeuts with which the forgrrcs
made the police found IN the prisoners room no
forged notes The gang was composed of members ot
Two families who lved IN varions parts Of the town;
The youngest prisoner MILE; Pbh0meIe was pGpiI oi
tbs COuserYatOire and brilliant pianist she denied "
knOWleiee Of rhe forgenes and the police seemed i'll
clined % believe that she was innocent.
The sable sun-mover appeared upon the
lecture platform in Washington last Monday evening.
He confessed the outset that he didn't know notu'
about and dealt only with Gods word which
war writ by holy inspired by the Spirit Of God,
moved upon by the Holy Ghost and authorized by Gods
authority to light a lamp for the feet and prepare a
guide for the path" He was not grammaran, and had
"never becn to school In his life, except months
thumblng OF New-York spelingbook, but had been
directed to studying the Bible, and had asked God TO
tighten hiru" He then described his conversion, his
entrance into the ministry and the manner in which he
was brought into this argument about the Then
he
considerable unction. At the close he made this appeal
20 the gramnarans What is the meaning OF the word
arise Don't il mean something that goes up stairs,
or gets up and about II haven't proved that
the do then my name aint Jasper Don't take
nv word for it, take Gods. He says VIII you make
God liar But they say the earth moves, that the
earth turns over. Pshawi Why don't you see II u dd,
drowned. Drownedi 1 tell you. And II the earth
over ali the houses would tumble down ana the
on our heads half the time! It's nonsense But don't
believe tnat the earth turns over. for you know you
can't stand Oh your head all night
The cable dispatches stated Tuesday that
General Tepof Preect Of St. Petersburg and Of Police
aud the whom Vera sassuteh attempted 10 |
assassnate. had been removed from Office This dis
missa must have been the result OF the extraordinary
verdict that rendered the close OF the this
young girl In spite OF the eloquent and powerful speech
Of the prosecuting counsel In spite OF rreuabe proofs
in spite of the prisoners avOwa in spite OF the
judge conclusive summing up, the jury declared
that Vera SassuliIch was Not Guilty" When the SEN
tenee read aloud by the foreman Of the jury was
received with enthusiasm and such 10y as
had certainly been heard before since the new
tribunals nOw fourteen years OG) first established
in Russia. Her defence s summed up by a correspond
ent Of The Sopderd follows At the age Of seventeen
she had chanced to be at school with sister OF |
Netchaief. the political cOBspraor. Miss Netchaief
was arrested, and Sassulitch at the time |
thrown INTO prison as conspratofs sisters friend
For two years she shut 10 Lithuanian dungeon
but was last liberated She had not long been at her
mothers lodgings when the police seized her and carried
~, int. ,~uo ,l,s ant ~