, 1879-04-22

d pfclou1td tcnaAtlpn in The beat dolteGy Of TINT
c!s., to which both the person murdered md hts
a.sassln belonged. Il youua noynr, 1a!sa.chewslst
By name WAS entertaining Aonn friends nj mn 1rcn
!nH phrt5 IN his owi house wllon Mills. Traseuva
katsrh, girl III her teens, stngularly hnndanmc,
MIL belonging to b tublu family Of high Tartar
descent entered the room In which the company
were assembled, gracefully fnutcd al' present
an.l then producitt. pockct-rcvu'yer, sllot NJ.
dc Hnfraschewski through TIM l,chh Wt', ouch
fatal OBJECT TINT he fell to tho ground stonc.1cad.
She did not httcmpt to escape but tlecilnctt. 10
mako any statement respecting her motiyn for
slaYing her hort, simply observing Tint ahe
had determined, after n,aturo reflection, tn
son,easss. s u M s e - nss H.
1t appeared, had received n threatening co,nulu.
nlcason from tl!c Executive Committee Of tho
Revolutionary eoeletS two days before hia
assassination, and had scalof hts dro1n Dy hRnd-
ing the nltnntory document 10 the Chief Of the
Moscow pDlfrc.
THE rorn ON THE PROTESTANT SCHOOLS IN
ROME.
C"rrtfpotffntt Lonfon 7tn.fs.
ROME, April i.-The clerical journals publish
q long and important lattcr addressed by Leo
KILL, Under date March 2J, tu tic Cardinal
Vlrar, un tic eubloct Of Protestant schools IN
Rome. Ills 1loliuesa rufnts out how tic enc-
mics Of the Church seek to tntncncc The minds
Of tho youth. lis laments TINT whllo III tho
public schools scarcely an hour or two
AAo NSsOtOA W VIII NaluOlG EHt1Etl6ll1t
In those opened by 1'rotcstants tho
minds OF youth arc itnbucd with wick.
ed doctrines in conformity with tho 1lercsy
they tcarh. These arc increasing 10 number
year by Sehr bT the work cf strangers antt by
the Rtu Of iorcEu gold nnd that In city where
ior1sfly no teuchlng was SGT forth, or In other
"nrtlt, permitted; 1t blt lint pure do:trnn !ytl'cl
by tlle Church. Tint tlcso things exist affords
proof hoy little The dignity and liberty OF the
Roman PontiR nre provided for since tho
Dominion Of his States Haa taken frou, him. It
Is impossiole for him to resign himself to stnso
oncilallo with tllc rights md u!oss holy duties
Of HI. s,lyrcnio power. But in tho mist Of the
grave dlll!eulues winch surrounds him nothing
ren,ut1s but to turn bis especial solicitudo to
Pope tllc1, sets forth tllat to this c1ld ho has
named Commission Of prelatcs ami members
Of the Roman nobility. which, without intcrfes
Ing With existing Catholic Institutions aild thu
hsRh direction and Vigilance uyaE oil thu
CATHOLIC elementary and primary schools,
sonata%' sa n9' of ns far r,r. 81 's presss
ecntrc from which they will dctfve unity nnd
increase. This Commission Is to examine Into
tho exnct condition Of the schools In the differ
cnt dlstrlcts Of Rome, ascertain how far shctr
nun,ber h1,d amplitude correspond With tho
multitude OF children requiring instruct0n,
study how they caI bo enlarged us,l increased hi
number, tnuuirc into the ability 4,la morality Of
the masters, etc. Dnt Inas,nush, the Pope cou-
ttnucs, as the struggle crrDr Is 1nnk!ng against
rut! ta principally sustattcd by tl.e gofd largo
y distributed anlon0 at impoverished people.
80 tic SUCCESS VI the undertaking will greatly
depend upon having large supply Ut pccunary
means at hand. The Pope therefore proposes
TO contribute annually ns great III amount Is
Ills private means pettNit; nnl ns the conscrya-
lion at the fattt IN 1tolno lH CONNECTED with the
Interests uf Ill thu Catholic world. he intends to
make It's stllopls pFosner by dcvottng to them as