The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-06-21


DEATH OF Prince NApoLEoN.-T
telegraph brings tho startling an
nounccmcilt of the death Of tic voting
French Prince Imperial, Napoleon Eu-
gene Louis Jean Joseph, son of Napo-
leon the Third and the Empress Eu-
genie. He was just in his oath year
in tho full vigor of young man Hood
having been born in the palace Of the
education was carefully attended to,
and he bade fair to be a distinguished
military man. At the opening of the
Franco-Gcrman war he accompanied
his father, tlie Emperor, to A1GtZ; and
thence to Saarbrnck, where, according
to Nap0lcon,s dispatch to Eugenic, he
received lis baptism Of fire. - The con-
ditioh of'thc French army. becoming
critical the young Prince was sent to
Belgium, whence lie afterwards went
to England, where lie, remained with
his. mother at Chisclhurst until the
rcvcrscs to the British forces in South
A!rica. wheh'hc emerged from his re-
country which had afforded linn. shell
noitcring expedition with his brother
officeiy tile party was anlbushed by
Iulils aud Prince Napoleon was killed
by arassseegai.
In his first speech in thc Senate,
says tllc Chicago Times, "Wade
Hampton. intimated that the South
'coulanot be blamed for trusting her
Interests in peace tn those who Tisked
her liEes and f0Etn1ics for hci,in war;
and that 'if the North had in like man
ner honorcd those who fought her bat
ties, the legislation Of the coutry would
ndt: :be cmbittcred by sectional. strife
There WIS so much fact in. this hit that
1t must have caused some discomfort
among those at whom is was aimed
The. Republican leaders in, Congress
arc not Federal brigadicrs. In fact there
is SCartely aman in any way conspicuous
on that tside:of either house Of Con-
gfcss' who found his way to the front
during the late s.unipileasantncss. Lo-
gan, it is true, is one OF the most rap
think Of claiming leadership for him;
md: besides, Logan's gabble signifies
nothing. It is :merci incontincncc Of
speech. He can't help it,. and. after
fishing one of his occasional roars,
would probably DO puzzled to tell what
it; was all about" :! g..
, ,,,-Thc Atehispnh ,.{A1ansas), Patriot
larly' untortunatefh tic selection of her
Jim Lane. lie fills spicide's grave.
years will not cflacc his memory. There
1.yoo Pneo 1Io /Jo ,t,l 10 IN ,,,,l
well, RossWas spmncd by Ills party,
and died political death. There was
s sSaato pysn IL pcs{s a|Sg'afS SE s S Sssn
oblivion. Ehcreis Ingalls,. Hc is on
trial and the end is, not yet. There
was Harvey poor old Harvey, SO fair
gotten him. And there is Plumb.
The story which we, print elsewhere Of
him goes;to fill up the measures of our
unenyiablc,, fame given fus by our
Kansas 'Scnators.nI !, ! i i. - Z. ! {,
A most unidue flial Of skill is to
take place this month in Philadelphia.
a worthy Episcopalian, has given $500,
which is to be spent in prizes to be
Siven!to' tho young students of divini-
ty who ,caAl do the. best reading either
ofthe services of tho church or the
Scripture. Students from five Of the
scminaries will compete for the prizes
Nine gentlemen are to sit as an cx-
amining board, aud with this select
congregation before them the young
orators are to exhibit their. gifts and
graccs.
THE 25th anniversary Of tho Ra
publican party's "gencsis" is to 5be
celebrated July goth, at Worcester. If
THO gentlemen will only, wait q few
months they will be ablo to celebrate
its exodus as well Boston Post. -