New-York tribune., 1878-04-18

,ns Gar oftener than strict etiquette required lhey
nsptained that the Armenian tried TO cneat ~,
ar dawn t6e shanty They carrying out this de-
sign, when some Turkish officials interfered'
Dotheboys Hall with all its horrors STANDS
revealed in an English law court A young lady, VINO
had been engaged as a teacher III aDOardhg-scnool
in North Devon found that besides twenty girls there
were thirty bows IN the school All the boys slept In one
room the capacity OF which was not enough for hVe'
The young lady had to make the beds In the boys oor
itory which the only place they had Tor Washlns
and basins half OF them often "e'
down dirty. The sheets were only changed twice Ill oC
half year and whenmeases and other illnesses occurred
no doctor called in The young teacher had 70 Se'P
in the bed with four Others. and when an ]
disease broke out they all canSho ~. Sibougb tbe
household consisted OF seventy Pe!sons, u' % sar,ut
servant was kept, aud sometimes 'nelo ""S H0 '
at all.
college boy who received his degree at
Union College only few months ago, has Dech hu'-
dered in Colorado for his money. Early tins month MI
Brockemanu went to the Adobe Walls, on the Can''"
River in company with several cattle men, ana remained
in their camp several days Finally be set out for ranch
in Bent County. having purchased mare and some pro
Visions strange from Dodge City volunteered to ac'
company him to the railroad and the offer was gladly ac
cepted The two men encamped that night uhueI
cottonwood tree and five days afterward the stu0eh
body found on the ground neatly covered @ MIL MIL @
blankets His hands had been tied behind MS Dach anu anu
his head had been beaten IN with hl5 own gun, IL
riff w broken
Ills horse his pistol his coat ana his money were MS
ing but the provisions had been left behind
s. Angler Chace, the defaulting treasurer OF
the Union Mills Company, OF Fail River Mass mas peeh
sent to jail to await his trial. Meanwhile, the pres
dents and cashiers Of the Fall River banks have held
meeting and have hit upon expedlent for protecting
corporations and the holders of their promises which
is that all the promissOry notes # such corporations
signed by their treasurers shall be countersgned by
party designated for the purpose. Cbace was believed
to be improper TO manage the ahars OF the cor
poration as long ago January, 1874 Votes enough
were mustered TO dspace him at the annual meeting,
but he promised IL reelected. to resign within three
months. He chosen and did resign put ne nag SO
an immediate
one of his friends paying $4,000 for the last snar3
needed to secure majority After tnat ne InGnGGu ,
his place is new accounted Tor
There was a lively time at Chestnut Street
Club, in Boston, on Monday evening, when the Hon.
David A. Wells read paper upon The relation OF ECO
nomic Laws to Public and Private Morality" This was
the same essay which read about two years ago
before the Kent Club of the Yale Law School Mr. Wells
undertook TO show the disastrous effect OF our ex-
isting internal revenue and tax laws. AFTER
the reading, Mr.. Wendell Phillips avOwed his
disbelief in the free trade doctrine, though he
had held that creed for fifteen years. He attributed
his conversion to the facts stated and the reasonngs
offered by Mr. Henri Carey. Nations were large enough
he thought be separately considered from each Other
Internal industry should be diversified Under free
trade rule our country would be wholly agricultural
Other clements must be considered besides the mere
question of wealth Should lose diversified Occu
pations we should suffer great Os though there might
be q pecuniary gain. After this, Mr.. Phillips
repeated his well known views upon paper currency
and enlarged upon his scheme for abolishIng all
coin and Issuing two thousand millions OF paper money
based upon thirty thousand millions OF property 80 thdt
interest should never be mole than per cent This
proposition caused among the hearers
and Mr. Wells retOrted 1--WE are the most dishonest
Nation on the face earth" He also sad that he
had rcpea ,edy challenged Henry Carey to discussion
land had received only abuse IN reply" He hoped 'he
question would 20 into the next Presidential election
and he would be glad to meet Mr.. Phillips on the plat