New-York tribune., 1879-03-24

-. district as himself. Occasional meetings & leu
,nT minute inquiries as 10 dates nanv S beng
persoihs m the establishment the youth lounu.Ww
SIX wopderfulit may appear that ne was t,hor
ever NS NV clprk with other than his own 1a'hr!
serving o. this discovery both may be lett u tne
nerination Of the reader Father and son are " ntm
lmaygln"S The man who went away pennleSs Piouku'
returns rch has been welcomed WIN 1 1Hc o
@ @ NV his venerable fatherinlaw wh2 rs sun uiv cnr "u
pOh y a. 1vnu as by the wife whom he lett many .uIe
nSi ne her youth aud beauty. but who Is now lhiuc
ages matron. III.
There il some interesting gossip IN me
D.a,,r Tribune aoout a gentleman whom old-tme
rTpr>F readers have not forgotten-N C. Meeker' me
M, -, t,c Greeley Colony lie edits The Greeley
-. f,o,n his headquarters In thewhite River coun-
g.. where he pursueS, his own account, an Indian
liz hat puts 20 the blush noisicr prcienders Ihe
- look noon him species OF Good Father ana bs
Sbter teaches the little Indians. when he was Com
,o,er 70 The Centennial from Colorado, he and sew
IL ,ore al his frontier friends took mp their quarters
:. tho Continental Hotel. Philadelphia. The richness
A variety of the fare seemed TO disgust them all Saia
,seker can't get anything TO eat there all want
:. piece Of roast beef. some potatoes, pie and conee
And me quartet Of agriculturts, who could spin tie
eDes urobcs in the eshetics Of political economy or
agriculture, adjourned 10 boar mouse, wSeI5 nS
could get ecs Of roast beef some potatoes PIE S1g 1
coffee" for - week. As the GoveIumont allowed TO
sWeek he credited Uncle Sam with S27. WHAT'S ma
Tor r. asked friend. "Oh. wal, guess the Govern,
ment needs tho money more than 90 IHlt Was o.
when the President OF the Colony Was not hnauc'aly
buoyant
The Nihilists are quite particular about eX-
rlopine 10 their countryDen why they deem II wise 10
XII Of one oi al another. The Revolutionary COM
nittee have circulated throughout nc Empire printed
proclanation stating why II to assassi-
nate Prince KrdpOtkin February o. IL was because
he had committed these % At the end of lts'
wear he sanctioned and ordered the blrJarou treatment
10 which political prisoners were suljectcd ID the prison
ofKharkof (2 lie falsely reported to the Minister oi
the Interior on The subject of the last disturbances at
of rLOf hat
tackled by the students whereas in reality l. was the
latter who by his orders, bad first been ho--ed
with Cossack whips. 81 He is directly responsible or
the ferOcous and barbarous treatment OF pohtlcai prs
onors BorisosebSk, and his name is intimately con
nected with the history Of the Central Prison III that
town. The proclamation closes in this way: such
are the causes aud considerations that nave connie Cu
the Russian socialist party to sentence one OF us
10 death Death for death, execution Ior cSecIon
ror FOR terror This ia answer TO the threats we
nrrsctutions aud the oppression OF the Government
sbond the latter p-r,everc in it's old course the bodies
of Heykng AMI Mesentzcf VIII not have tnrnea i,''o
du,i before the Government will hear from rs again.
Many extraordinary proceedings are re-
p9rtcI from time to time in China but seldom anything
more remarkable than this incident. Mr.. SEN ot
Soochow was dangerously sick Of disease pror"uhced
incurabe, and had sOn who loved Miss Ma. Miss Ma
was sicSly aud jaundicedOokng." 50 that old MI sen
disanrroyed thu match. One day he consulted some
couiurcrs aGout his health and they gravey told him
his life would surely end i'll few DAYS If his son was
otmerr,ed at once The stern parent theu reented
and Miss Nj was soon made Mira. Sen. But the jaun-
diced looking Dlile a few days after her wedding sud
denly died. OH Mrs. Ma was very angry at THIS Ac-
comnaued by dozen vraG0cs she entered
the house OF the Sens and raised gen
eral comm1tlon. The members OF the sen family
were rounly belten with whips and sticks and the iui-
niturc was smashed into hundred pieces. Everybody
took f,ght before them except the widOwer, who
bravcly stood his ground and was beaten without
mercy 10y the ufudatcd danes. AT last tLey threw him
IL, hi mono sp flTtt Instn lis
dead wife and taere extracted from him pledge that
he would give pr0tracted wake ami mass, lasting for
iorty-uur days. The coffin was 10 hc an expensive on
and OF feasting there 10 he plenty. temporary
feast was at once prepared for the mOthcn-aw and her
dozen vIrlCoc aLd the eating had wei begun NAtA th
mother Of Young sen and all those who had l"lo"tl
her ia flight from house stC8hy entered ny rear
door aud descended in fury upon the banquet scene
They soon learue! that old Mr.. sen had ded during
their absence and tins intelligence only added TO th'r
rage Mrs. Ma beaten rOUDdly tlI sHc crc0 asOuh
for help and when she became exhausted hr head was
ccrcmOnOusy tied to the corpse OF OLD Mr. SEN Ihere
she was forced 10 sign paper siG1lynS iHat n0tmhS
improper had been dOne and on The following day tdere
were two fun, in SdOchOw and no questions ASKED