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The Red Cloud chief., 1878-03-28

a correspondent ~ the .lmer,can
Register translates the story II a ,onrn-
amcpt. which took place before Duke
Charles II Savoy and the Duchess and
the ladies VI his court. the record ~
which Is still preserved In the archives
81 Turin. At n royal banquet one II
the lords 81 Blonxy. he being a mar.
ried man, Iccrted tina, the married man
was ~ gallant and ~ formidable N
deeds ~ arns. and in all things. ~ the
unmarried man. aud the married wo.
man was ~ virtuous and worthy ~
praise n the unmarried and
Offering to prove 1t by the lance or
sword, II Their. Wa anyone who wished
Ia contradict IL. DcCorsant, 81 Savoy,
nm unmarried man, presented himself
~ champion for the unmarried. Duke
Charles. seeing that the question WAS
not provoked by hatred or maleyolence,
and that they wished Ia fight "a pass the
time and for pleasure. rs well as for the
exercise Of arms. gave his consent.
There were to be two trials with the
lance, and fifteen strokes only with the
sword. II the married man was con
Iuercd he must beg for mercy Of Mdllc.
DE Savoy ind Of all the unmarried Ia.
dies ef that house and from one lady
out Of the house Of Savoy, who should
be appointed by his conqucror. II the
unmarried mar was conquered, he WAS
To ask for mercy of the Duchess Of Sa-
voy. and Of the wife Of Lord Blonay.
The arrangements completed. the two
champions met ON the twelfth Of NAV.
1904, on the square before the castle of
Turin. On the first trial they fought
with so much address the lanccs were
broken in pieces. Having received new
lances, De Blonay broke his, boldly,
and C%orsant. c%ncountcring the shock,
breast-piece, girth and saddle. all were
carried to the ground with the cheva-
licr In such "A way that every one be-
lievcd II WAS all over with him. Not
50, however; Corsant sprany immedi.
aiely to his feet, ready To do his duty
with his sword. The combat was sus-
tanned long and bravcly. and IL would
have continued longer II Duke Charles
had not ordered them Ia dcsist. Duke
Charles gave the honor Of the day To the
married lord. but acknowledged that
the champion Of the unmarried had
done his duty bravely. Following the
conditions Of the combat, De Corsant
knclt for pardon before the Duchess of
Savoy and the married ladies of the
court, and then set out for the Castle
Blonay. which, after u long and peril
u journey. he safely reached, and
asked grace Of Lady Catherine Of the
Castle; and o having paid the penal
y Of the vanquished, ho asked for his
discharge. On the next day Lady Bio.
may gave n grand banquet. and invited
the lords and ladies', married and I'M
married. Of the neighborhood. Then
DE Corsant met the beautiful Zolande,
cousin of Lady Blonay. and he conclu.
ded that by taking u wife he should
better sustain the cause of the married
than he had done that of the unmar-
ricd ut the tournament of Turin. Lord
Blonay returning four days after and
giving his consent, the nuptials were
celebrated in the good Castle of Blonay,
hen DE Corsant bravcly cried: III
any n says aught against the married
man. no must settle II with me. and !
Will do to him what WAS done TO me in
the tournament at Turin
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-03-28

IWeIi!. Father thought that I could
p.aughtcr.1
Soon after he turned to one of his staff
officers and said; present nv com.
pliments to Gen. Harker. and tell him."
etc. His politeness never forsook him.
even on the field of battle, no more than
his tirmness.
A moment or two later the staff Off.
g came back. and touching his hat.
said; when l shall have delivered
the order where will l find your"
stamping his foot impatiently. he said
"kigh' ..are. SIR" Applause. --Gcn.
Stcedmdn at Toledo
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-03-28

ohhcsrs we're killed " s~syerei, sounded, Gra,
ham secc,ving . wound In the snkie, ~hieh
caas~d smpa,a ion ~ the limb sftsrsssds.
There WA q heavy snow storm In
the Bisek itills frmn the 7th 10 the iah NJ
Msscb. The sno~ 10 DcSi~ood, M the level,
as over Ave feet deep. Considerable damage
w.s done IN The mining camp. In the guich by
the sno~ crushing In the roofs ~ houses The
Caledonis mine, lo~sted In sh,~makes Culch
between Lead CITY and Central CITY, Vas Jur-
chased, Msrch iatb, by Californls men tpr
ss0,GD.
On the night Of March 7tb, n storm
81 snow and ~ind s~ep, over the 'u'ire coun.
Wy from Green rvrv. wyoming, ~ the North
Platte, Nebrasks . distance ~ so miles. II
proved b. he ny far the nos, severe sno~ storm
IN that region since the construction ~ the
Union Pacific . ,lDad II continued without
abstcmen, III The l0th, maxim. II almost, i'm.
possible Tor persons IN go out without fear ~
certain death. After the storm, the bpiies Of
= numl~r ~ prrsoas we're found, who died
from exposure. A great deal NJ stock pet
shed
On the night VI March 18Th, nj Prince
TIN, N u, The junior student. ~ the College
,,phSfed anne IRE crackers on the grounds II
the Theological seminary, shereupon two sem
mary students follow cd them and overtaking
them . fight ensued. 10 which the seminary
mru we're knocked down and beaten. both
pattie. wsrr reinforced and another collision
resultsd IA breaking a no.e and doing other
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-03-28

A dispatch from Berlin says Germany
upholds the proposition Of England submitting
all the terms of the treaty Of peace to the
Congress except the question OF pecuniary In.
demnitv,
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-03-28

Two sable philosophers took shelter
unuer the same tree during 4 heavy
mower; After some time one Of them
complained that he felt the rain. ..Nsh'
DER mind replied the other; ..dere's
p.cu'y OF trees When dis un am vet
through we'll go to de odder."
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-03-28

The King Of Sweden has created a
new decoration-a medal. which Is To
be distributed among such farmers in
Norway rs shall particularly distinguish
themselves In the cultivation of their
land.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-03-28
..~...a n, N. g,,.t Ar,.,,. Church.

P~~"py w "fe'A Srmeu's ,""fe"
n Berlin d'spa'ch os March ~ says
The Anglo Austrian demand that ths vhole a
the knsso Turkish Agreement shall BE- submit
tsd N the Congress, arises from the belief that
sp~cisl and seeret s~rrangements have been
entsr-di into ~ledep~ndsns ~ the prtncpsitrssty.
A special from Constaniinople states
that the sultan has mmmoosd pnpss us..sn.
~ Egypt, Ia CopstsntinOpie. II IL sstd the
Prince IL implicated In the conspiracy AZ euis
Imam Psshs. CheM Pssbs 10 eotng 10 Goa
sssn.'nop1e 70 mtefce"e tos n'm. nhsspect
=" ."s' Ssp"ouits hey, late Ambassador OIL
ne'"n' VII 70 wv s-eop" Iurkisn p'sn'rosen'
uA'y !" 'o"s'e" nl'pa'ch from oon''sn.
mn'p'e "Po'n us' ,ne ""'s'A"s nave occupied
"ehsrehe'i' hall an hours fnssch frosn budn
A"e''' "n the posP"ofus' tbc, aieo Occupy .
"A,'''y " one .'lHeee aton"" .ons.anu"'p'e
~ "A'"V
sPec'A' sAy' ~
@'~'t'e" 'hA' Nof'hefn SJns mas fevo''ed srd
proclaimed h'e'i separate from the sultan. IL
,sfeportcd 'hnt ths kur's' IN the province OF
u"'"es'f' nave fevo''e'' h""ntrue that the
rots 10" give" orders 10 prevent any more
"'"'A" "'"" y" ''"" passing the Dafuh-
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Maxine. Goms,. pco,,., and n ,d.,su., .n'
barkcd for Jamaica. and s.ly.do, C,.ro,n.
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Van. T,,. .u.....L ~ ma,
says; There ba. been no .eriou. ngh,Ipp since
last reports. The insurgent KaNir. hsy. bro
ken into small parties which are cndcsyor,np
Ia force their way through the patrol, and
roach the settlements Tor plunder. The work
of preventing them from carving ou, their oh.
jccts Is extremely tedious.
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AS nothing truly valuable can he nh
tanned without industry, so Their. ~, 20.
no persevering industry without = dscn
sense OF the value Of time.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-03-28
Lars wews


f<sissscn' ny, ms '"'
u The loss By a fire on FULTON street.
N,v yorh, March iass Yea ess,00
A, M.,,.oro. Mass. March iY,b. the
-, mii,ae, M. t,,,,,v ,~o men
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large dealer In srAia ct MI 6'lead' OHIO hss
failed.
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IvesIos Journal. ch,csxc. 6Ls, In TIA, ca, !
~ days ego,
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sAI~ stWnAcowe IN. N. H., burned Msrih iath.
S4eIA0oo. NJ L,ns Lost
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-. sKy, Nssrh rain by the erp,osi,o Of the
- II = uorSsbIe s.s,ss.
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2ssss s"o""''ns y" si'"o~'
HIATT. Reed \ Co.. wholesale dealers
onAass 49, stsaw Rc~is. New York, have sus
peaAsd. Liehtltsts. eSp,0n
Aeouislou Of coal trains near Potts.
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" S~~.s - tti,os Johr A Cor,n,.lv
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nre ~ Jersey Ci'y' M"rch iith'
male oou. loo per.o"s hou'e'ess Ihr break
ing o' : 'adas' '"'a.y injured TWO persons.
4pysher nrc vtStt~iH Hot springs. Ark.
90 ue morning Of March 10Th, -Four buildings
wefs dcstroycd. Loss from Gloom " ei5,Oo
On the itth of March. nj Yonkcrs. n
Y, Thsvoo M.rr,t sho, and h,lu.a Mr.. s.m,.
sev. "a % hers
Rev. Rrown Coblc (coiorcd), WAS
hanssi q Winchester, Tenn, March itth. for
the murder Of Felix Gardinrr (co,orsd,. june
~, is7A ,aeiil's
Tia row .,,v.r do,,.r .rr..r., 4,
an y [
~, $500 ~ ""s VI "A'.n
The New York herald., 1878-02-20
EPISCOPAL CONvOCATIONS.

In Grace Church, Newark, the Episcopal convoca-
tions OF Newark and Jersey City held joint meeting.
Dean AbercrombIe presided, Bishop odenhemcr
being unavoidaoly absent Rev. DR.. Eccleston said
there had been feeling that the expenses OF the
Board large. and that many layme consequence
refused contribute 10 It's Iunds. AT recent moet
ing OF the Board the expenses were reduced, he con-
tnued, at least thirty three and perhaps nty per
cent That instead OF S3O0O0 being required 70 .un
the missionary machinery not $4,000 VIII be de-
manded. He could not sec now The expenses could
possibly be made lower. The Doctor madc some re-
marks ON plans Tor systematic giving lor the cause Of
missions. winch led 10 general expression OF opn-
ION the subject Aner this there was discussion
on the cathedral system some iavorng It's intsDduc
ton IN this country and others opposing H. without
coming To a concuaion the mceting adjourned. Last
evening the convocations listened TO sermon by
Rev. Ur. Starkey.
The New York herald., 1878-02-20
A FIRM IN DIFFICULTY.

Ofncer Bangey, Of the Twenty-third precinct, yes.
terday, while patrong on Third avenue, near 1o6th
street. espied two men rolling and tumblng in ana
around tho rocks on the declivty overnanging tho
avenue at that point Separating the combatants, to
his great surprise he recognized Charles Donne and
Paschal Naird, of the frm of Donno Naird, junk
merchants at 10th street and Second avenue. Both
parties were much bruised and blood was streaming
IRON several wounds inflicted by each. The scene
thereupon changed to the Harlem Police Court,
wherA both OF the men and thor wives entertained
Judgy Wheeler with a history OF tho wrongs sus-
tanned BY both. Mr.. Dome accused MT Nard oil hav.
ing appropriated the money belonging to the nrm Tor
his own private use, winch Nard denied, and brought
similar charge against his partner. Judge Wheeler,
hearing both sides, ordered the firm to be locked
up for the night telling them thai In case thoy Jailed
TO agree by this morning he should send them both 70
Black kwolfs Island.
The New York herald., 1878-02-20
THE DAVIS HOMICIDE.

A MYSTERIOUS PATIENT In THE CHARITY HOS.
pIrAL--THE DEATH OF owNEY GEoGHEoAN's
BAEKEEPhR.
The Coroner was yesterday called to take the ante
mortem statement OF Charles Davis, alias Grow"
VINO was dying at the Charity Hospital BlacKwelps
Isana 1t is supposed from fractured skull. As WAS
published in the HERALD Of yesterday, the case is
somewhat my sterious one, as 1t was reported
tho police OF the precinct in winch occurred
was known at all until Police Inspector Murray
earl he'd IT, and Two oil his aids, Roundsmen Meaken
and Cosgrove arrested the two Fleming and
Sullivan VINO held suspicion. The Coroner
did not take the dying mans statement he was
llriousdurng the whole day, and died in the after
noon.
Tue ARRAY In which Davis was hurt occurred on the
night OF the 10th III front OF "Owneyn Geoghe.
gan's saloon, No 103 Bowery. William L. Fleming,
thirty years OF age, Of NO 391 Cherry street, and
james sullivan, eighteen years OF age, Of No 90
Gouverneur street, accompanied by sixteen eight
teen Others entered Geoghegans saloon on the night
In question Tor tho purpose, II is said, OF making
Gcoghcgan saw thls 10 be the case and, v Ish-
ing to stop IL, sent Davis, who employed by him
as bartender, lor "a police officer some Of the unruly
crowd followed DAVIS out to the sidewalk, and during
the rac - that followed DAVIS was struck the
head, ~ Is supposed, with glass bottle. The fall Of
DAVIS was the signal ior the dispensing OF the gang
The wounded man was quietly removed 10 Bellevue
and thence TO the Cbariiy Hospital No report was
made OF the matter, anu mad II not been FOR Inspector
Murray Davis would IN all probability have been
quietly laid away, and the facts OF his murdcr
known. The Two men who have been arrested Tor
tho deed were caught coming out OF lager beer
loon IN Clntoa street, taken to the Central
ONCE Monday night.
Dr. Joseph Meyer house surgeon at tho Charity
Hospital, testiloa before the Coroner last evenn
that DAVIS was suffering IRON alcoholism and crysipe
las when brought TO the hospital. Deputy COroncr
Coshman will make post -mortem EXAMINATION TO.
day.
N THE POLICE COURT.
Yesterday morning suivan and Fleming were
taken TO tue Essex Market Court ana were re-
mandcd 10 await the result OF the wounded mans
injuries ln tno afternoon Inspector Murray and
Oiiccrs Meakcn aud Cosgrove appeared with num-
ber Of witnesses and JuIge Flamiucr was informed
OF DAVIS death. The mapi then determi ned 10
hoId preliminary examination This would make IL
appear that The case Is be sent 10 Coroner
similar action has been taken by other judges.
notably by Judge wheeler IN murder committed
among some coored people good wniIo ago.
Among the Witnesses present was Ownoy GeogncgaD.
tentou Z. McElroy, oi tho summit Hotel, said tnet
The New York herald., 1878-02-20
STATISTICS OF SUICIDE.

The following is the substance OF the report OF Dr..
John T. Nagle, Deputy Register OF Records, to tho
Board of HEALTH the subject OF suicides during the
year 1877. The total numoer was l4S-l23 malos and
25 feina,es Tho means employed 10 take life were
15; females, l. Drowning
Males, 8; females, Shooti ipg-Males, 4s; iemales
l. Hauging--Maies, l6; females. 4. Leaping from
heighlsMaics, /; females, a. Posonins-Malcs, SO |;
females, IL. Lying under train-Males, l. Their
natloualitles are ioilows:-Austra, 2 Belgium, |;
CHINA /; Cuoa, 2; England, 8; France. 2; Germany,
So; Holland Il Ireland, IL; Norway, l; Scotland. /;
south America, q; Sweden, l; United states, Al
Tneir occupations were as follows:--Agents, 3;
brokers, L; bakers, BARRIERS, 2; coniec.oners !;
clerks, 10; cigarmakcrs. b; carriagemasers, / car
penters Ii conductors /; druggists, 8; domescs, 8;
drivers. 8; dyers, harness makers, jewellers,
lawyers, 2 iaborert, 8; merchants, newsmen, / /;
oyster dealers, /; physicians, 2; piumUers piano
Makers /; paper hangers /; printcrs 2; pediers,
photographers, q professors, 1; shoemakers. sta
Bile Roepers, l.; saloon Keepers 4; seamsIresses 3;
ta,Iors Al tinsniths, Ii uphoIsterers. varnisbers,
/; walters 81 wood dcaiers, wneelwrights, olack-
smiths, 2; other occupations, ~.
upesW Wer0 4 tOilOWs.--
The New York herald., 1878-02-20
MUNICIPAL NOTES.

The ordinance IN relation paving certain streets,
list OF which was published two weeks since in the
HERALD, was yesterday passed by tho Common
Council
The Aldermen have requested Corporation Counsel
Whitney to give an opinion to tneir powers in
ccdng strip OF sidewalk on tue north side Of the
Post ONCE consideration that the United States
authorities will give PERMISSION 10 the FIRE Depart
ment To use the cupoa OF that building for signal pur
poses.
A petition OF Fifteenth ward workingmen against
using Washington square for armory purposes WAS
Yesterday presented 10 the Board Of Aldermen ana
ierreJ to tho Committee on County AlairA
ComptrOiier kciiy was yesterday authorized by the
Board oi ApportiObmcnt TO issue consolidated nseum
Vi Natural History stock " the amount VI s35Uo0.
The New York herald., 1878-02-20
THE "OThER" SIDE.

A POLICEMAN CHARGED WITH MAKING LOVE
TO MANS WIFE AND BRUTALLY BEATING
THE HUSBAND.
Among the prisoners arragned before Judge Blxby
at the Tombs Police Court yesterday was rugged
looking man with bandaged head. He was charged
by Officer Kennedy, OF the Eighth precinct with
being drunk and disorderly. The prisoner gave his
name is William Kinsella, a shoemaker, OF No. 19
Albany street. Al first sight tho OF the ordi
nary character. The policeman testified that the man
was a drunken loaier, who resisted and had to be
forced to go the station house The mans appear
ance gave strong evidence Of tho truth OF the latter
assertion.
OF THE STORY.
Calling him up, Judge Bixby questioned him with
regard offence. He stated that the oficor had
been visiting his wife, and when he went to interfere
bce dubbed him badly that he had 10 be sent
to the hospital have his wounds dressed. HIS mead
was severely by the polccmans Clue IN our DIT
fexent places knseia urther stated tht on he loth
OF last Decent he was arrested by Kennedy "a
false charle OF drunkenness anu sentenced 10 TWO
months on the Island. Wnen ne entered MS ~ mouse
last night he found the officer IN the room with his
wiio and angry words ensued. The policeman had
recourse to ms club and beat him violently. -.
''What were you dong In This mans houseY" asked
the maglstr9te oil the onicer.
II went there my washerwoman, who lives
In the house, answered the policeman
After some further questions tae magistr said
that appearances the officer was the person whO
should be prisoner, and he directed Kinsella
his affidavit.
MODEL OFFICER.
kinsella thereupon made the following a1ldavit:--
William Kinsela. ing duly sworn deposes and says
That he arrested last night by Oieer Daniel d. Ken
nedy the hallway deponent residence No. 10 Albany
street that previous to tins Kennedy was In the Of
deponent company with deponents wife
arrested without the
beaten innuman manner with club rid
kennedy; deponent has four his head
kennedy has been IN the haD OF keeping company with
d.poueuts wife found by deponent mis- room
with deponenLs wife several occasions OF which
said Kennedy had his off; thai said Kennedy
10th OF December 1877 arrested deponcnt the o
.av rnnrF in XII A
conduct against INN upon winch deponent required
bonus for his good behavior and being
committed to prison for two months. Deponent
that the against him false.
Tne affidavit being read to the policeman, Judge
Bixny SAID, "I VIII hold you IN $500 pail
Pending the prelinnaries, Kennedy mad sent mes
seuger ior bail, and Commissioner Nichols
rived in Court and offered himself Dondsman, but
the magistrate declined 70 accept him. the ground
that the statute prohibited members OF the police
force from becoming bondsmcn. Deputy Sheriff Me-
Gonigle next stepped up and was accepted us BAH.
Kennedy is twenty-nine years OF age. He
Gently transferred from the Twenty seventh ths
Eignth precinct. For several days past he has not
been dong duty, beng. on the sick list
The New York herald., 1878-02-20

a position In society that my mother had not; knew
a great many people whom my motncr did not; she
was never exiravagant woman la regard TO per-
sonal expenditures; during tho lifetime OF Captain
Merrill not invited out very much because of
the sickness OF my iahcr; sha was Intimate with the
families OF Mr.. Adam 'Norri ana Nh Thomas
L. Davies; Mr.. Norri was member Of tho
firm OF Beaumont, Johnson Co.. she
on friendly terms with the family Vt Mr.. stuart
Brown. Mr. Edward H. Gilleu, Mr.. John q Jones and
his sisters Mr. and Mrs. Merrill often went 10 sea to-
gcther; nave heard MRS. Merrill speak OF being
wrecked the mouth of the savannah RIVER; from
my earliest recollection OF should say that she
woman OF strong prejudices but not very
strong affections; n she disked person she had no
hesitation saying IL; she was a woman OF marked
ard decided temper; think she deeply felt the loss
OF her husband; iet his loss deeply also;
when married knew that my marriage would be
Objectionable to my adopted mother; did commun-
cate her the fact OF my rejection by MISS Long;
uid not feel indignant at the rejection; Mrs. Merrill
engagement communicated the fact TO Miss Lung
Merrill was, in respects, woman OF
her family position, and was proud OF
the business position Of Captain Merrill;
she priJed herself her abihty read Character at
nrst sight; regard TO her opinions think she was
somewhat incorporating; Al the time | married
my wife knew that did that which would Jeopar-
dze my fortune; surposing she was perfectly sane
think she unjust toward me; she knew what
she had written to me and knew what her threats
were.
The further hearing was adjourned until this morn
ing at eleven O'Clock.
The New York herald., 1878-02-20
THREE SUFFERING WAIEs.

Mrs. Ann Forbes living in the rear basement of No
249 Monroe street, yesterday afternoon took to the
Essex Market Court Joseph, Bridget aud Nellie Clarke
aged respectively one eight and five years Tue first
dressed in thin wrappers and the little boy
was almost naked. Mrs. Forbes drunk and un-
able to say why she had to court. Onicer
Cniarui, the Society Tor the Prevention Cruelty
to Children, Investigated the mater and found that
Mary Clarke, oil the same number was The bother OF
the chQren. Joseph Clarke, u 'iongshoremun, thcir
father had sent Ann Forces with the cndren, as on
Monday mis- wilc sentenced TO ten days the
Island for being drunk and disorderly fhc children
were almost starved frozen. Onicer ChiardI took
them the Central Office, whore they were gwen
charge OF Matron Weub.