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New-York tribune., 1879-01-06
,.,,ormanco II not only esyc complete rendering Of

performance. II not only eave complete rendering u
ibe formidable second part when n,9s5 trsnsoios nav
the unity OF what Is. after ALL strictly one poen nas
put the whole Into o fns original an
fully reproduced In our tongue. ms wOun nave pe1n
~ ~ WH."mefhI1s much more and much better. fIe made
genuine and poetic translation Of FAUST ana ~ 'nis
sense may fairly be said to have added something 10 the
There something appropriate In the appoInlmMnt M
OF Mr. Taylor to be American Minister at Berlin: He
was especially found OF German literature and was az
much at bone In Germany as In Pennsy yahIa, rOm
which he came or ~ TneTe ysn e an
late years for he had only lately made one OF
party to visit Iceland, aud his dpoinatis OCCUPATIONS
dId not b. any put stop to his literary Work,
for he had only jrst published what is sad 10 DC ns
acquitted himself of his task diplOmatlst, ana
there probably not many exigencies OF laie 10
put hls capacity for such work TO any severe ies'
He was not have seen, uDtrted I'D the business
OF diplomacy. and II lie had fated IN such PAIN
Il would I'VE been the only one among ths many ue
II seems almost supertiuons to say tnat Mr byaLui
Taylor was well-known among the literary tnrn M o.
many pubic men in any European capita! WIN WHOM
he was not personally acquainted ana Dy ~hon @ e' us
early death will be regretted lie WAS only nlty-
thrce year old he died. out his name mas Oee 80
long before the public that those VINO ana not Know %
Like nany Others OF his cOuntrymen' ne pan acuve
life at which in some colntr es s sup sea 10 DC
books OF travel seem already 10 De long 70 aD0ther
alton. He crowded great deal III nis 81, not pd iUhs
of savage Landor 10 nave warmed both hands before
the Are OF life" His career would be full Ot Interest II
onv because il WAS in so many ways characteristic OF
the coutry to which lie belonged and the systems un
der which he grew up. He had made his own way
Whatever work attempted he did If II were s pro-
fesso Tue hand OF the mere amateur was visible no
where In one country his talents might have Deen re-
wareied by a pension another by an order ID an
other left not perhaps unwisey to ind their soe re-
ward from the publishers and ne public. HIS GOVerh-
Ipent made MIN Minister a foreign court. We shaii
NOT discuss the principle but the appointment was Ger
tany gracefu act not comforting honor only on the
REGIMENT.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-06
trnm IN. London Spectntor

We regret deeply to nOucc the death OF nr Bayara
denly ON Thursday, OF drOpsy Mr.. Taylor orig
lily, like his friend Horace Greeley. compOsltor ana
rose gradually Press till became reco2uzsi as
one the Des-pernaps the best-Of descriptive special
correspondents His power or comprehending the cI-
cumstauces around bim extraordinary, and many
corrections of his letters TO The TRIBUNE are now ac-
crpted as valuable accounts OF travel me Desl per
baps are The Byways of Europe " and Northern
Travel" but his account OF India Is also slnSuldry
accurate and far. Two Of his novels, " hanndn
TuuIslon and The Story OF Kennett, deserve more
ttenton than they received The former CONTAINS an
Uie tue story told the Quaker mother IN the be
uinnug OF the second volume, which ind Gates that M
TAYLOR had a power OF patAos; while the attef ls
the best description know OF NewEngland me- ana
OF an eeInen III it, the influence or he Quakers, which
s now passing away Mr.. Bayard Taylor Dad conpre-
hesO OF that Sect and deep sympathy with lts way
of tnukiug unusual in literature, and very unusual
among special cOrresDOndents.
, 1879-02-22
THE isECORD.
B1sNATE.

WAsnlNaToA, u. e.. Feb. 91.-Mr+ Voorhees,
introduced h!ll authorizing nm requiring thu
Bccrstury Of thc Treasury to rclsauc United
Htatca iegal-tcndcr nutcs now held for the re-
acmption Of the fractional currency and part Of
such notes heretofore retired iram circulation
under tim art vi Feb. ii to TIM nEgrcEate
amount Of $at1 Sc, eco. md to cxpond the same
tu paytnent Ut sucl, claims for arrears OF pen.
sion a. ,nny bc allowed under tho act Of Jan, e.
111n nrfcrre;,
~ ,u
mr. Ingalls, from ''e co'1lH'ltteo On fehslons'
reported an amendment to the bill nlaklTlE nl
nrnysions Of tho amendment oro similar
- .S.s ~" III, .n,xt,',,na,
to thoso !" t"e na1 'h'1ouuecu
In Tho 1iol'so to regulate ihe adjust
nlept of pension cascs. TITO amendment also
,rovecs tl,at nn,,icatlous for orrcArs of ,mu,lou
IT, n,.r, hafa~a IT,, 1osn TX. ,,,,t
ttust w 't'ce4 oGao'o "u''. Il ,':o n'1cs s""s
time pcnstors Will com1neuce from tlu date ot
the application. Reserrel.
Nr saunders. fran, tl,v Cotnmittea on Inilinn
aT.,,s ronortcl xyttb,,,t am,r;1,uo,t ,ho Nam.
A1a.s sopo'sa ","o'r @ na",a a'e!''en. ''c s.,'.
ate pllt 10 antao1'zu !"e tles"!cat ]c"'io9as's
tn transfer tic custody Of tho cottro! atnl 'nal-
arcu,et,t Of certail Indian tribes frnm tllu In
tnror tn lin War Uopart,uent, p]oeel on the
ss,a,,s. .s,o. ~ @''' 'A' Wv
Bills on the calendar tasscd rs follows:
Srunto hill for thu relief Of homestead settlers
IN n,,i,lfs nuls He,lato bill to nay Sam b. Mr.
~ 49,, h..or;ntt 1nsttro of tlc v.rr;t,,rv ,r
~. @ NV to. ..se'o ~. ss,.,a ~ ,or ,,' ,.',,, y"
NOW Hc1eo' t'' eo"spepon''uo 4o' NV p@'!ol
office.
Air. f,nmcron f,yIs. nra,entud a uetitlon of
49, ~Aa's'uu ,,r' t"''1 Nuas n,,,.,..
c't'zehs ot Wiseo,ls" nfaY"s loe u! an'eha"'o"'
, 1879-02-22
.ATGIIANIH'rAN.
TIE hMEElss EMtlAsSY.


jty Eaal. to A1p lork Htrait.
TAsngrxp, Iurkas1au, lob. l0."-Tho Az
glan En,bassy, accompanied by Gen lsasg-
noff, arrived at Sansarcnnh nj noon On Mon.
tlny, and was received with groas ceremony.
The Afghnu Ambassadors wero present Inst
night ut ball giyon by tho Governor
Of sannrcand. They lenve to-tlay for Tasl'-
kanl, in carriages, with post-horsas nn't
suito Of twenty-five porsuns on lioraohack.
I am in position to af!ir,n tint Gen, NasH-
mann Inns rocaivoti Instructions tn decline I'LL
propositions from tho Afghan Ambassadors.
the exnct nature OF whose mission Is mt yot
known Ioro.
A dispatch from Prince Gortschnkoff at1-
nouuccH TINT fresh courier sot ont from Vt.
Petersburg Will, dispatches Immediately
aftur tho conclusion Of tho troaty with
Turkey. Thts courier win nrriyo Mt Tash.
kcud OIL or about. sunday, aud Con. Kanf-
mann will tllon decide whoshcr 10 go to 6t.
Petersburg or not.
TIE AMEErt.
To fhe trfsttrt A.sattatti Frsss.
LONDON, Feb. a1.-Tho Alnoer Of Afghan
istan is aaid to DO still on Afahan territory,
Mt Khultu, Of 1ashhurgan, south OF tho
Qxus.
, 1879-02-22

Troy, N. r., Fob. a!.-lho Grand Jury 1as
rago,stilcrcd the ini!ictmenB against l1sntcl
Robinson, Treasurer. Of tho Troy Il Doaton
llasoaa, for conspiracy in dcfraudn. creditors
Ut thu tlotunct Merchants Il Megtlanlcs' Bunk,
n'.a l.aa found bills aga."st u. Thanas Vail,
Aaron Vail. Jr., Directors, md Francis 6lals,
CasEler of illo hank, for llku olrenso.
An indictment llas buun found against George
II. Cooper, Chairman Ut thu imra of auner-
ysors, for eulcavurlDE to ohtain lhe auditiIg
Of q fraudulent slQEn.
, 1879-02-22
HSHLpu.s
SntefHf DtsputcA ia 7Hs 1ribuHs.


MILWAUKEE, Wis, Feb ei.-Gcn. Mcdonald,
Mrs. Lnuothe, nml tho attorney, Thompson,
were in Attendance at Commissioner 1}tood-
gool's Court this afternoon to hear tho result
Of their examination Oh tho elargo Of having re-
sisted United States officers, As a!rcAdy tcle-
grap!,od. tho Commissioner decided to hold
them for prcaant'nent to thc Gynnd Jury.
After the tlrclson hasl been announced, Col.
Tnrncr askat1 tor reeeas until Monday aftor-
noon, to o,ablu him to procure writ Of hnpeas
eurpus, In order to bring thu c..se directly be-
forc Judge Dyer on Its merits. This rcQuest
was granted, u'ld rcccsa tulien.
, 1879-02-22

SAN FnAso1soo, Fob. 2l.-A san Diego
dispatcl, says the Union's special from Tue
sou this ovoning aays private lostor from
roliablo citizon OF sonorn, datctl Magtlalona,
Jau. 10, snys: ~ havo returned from.
Urca this week, and am perfectly satisfied
TINT revolution Inns cosalnonocd. We know
sereni has pronounced II. A'a1nos. but no
further uows Inns rcachod here. Wo nro III
hopes tue Federal troops will lnterforo md
Bkon tho revolution"
, 1879-02-22

LONDON, Fob. H.-Jo1ln AIallby. merchant,
OF hlinciug Lame, has failod, Llabilltloy,
r6s,000. Also J,artr,,,n, prottyinan Il b1um-
forl, merchants, liabilities unknown; Sam-
aol Rnina, auotionoor, Of Manchester, llablti-
ties, G5G,00o; A, Dodsun, woolen 'nan,1-
facturer, of Inuorlcitlon, Scotland, iiali'i-
tios, IGO, 900; and Drytton, woolen ,nauu-
facturer, Ut aelk1rk, Scotland, liabilities,
G6o,oo0. ,
DEAD,
LoSpox, Fob. 21.--John Parry, singer,
and John Clark, an English comedian, AFRO
dead.
SNOW.
Six inches OF anow in London and vicinity
laas night impcdes traffic. Paris had n Snow
faal yesterday. The Continental telegraph
was interrupted aud much Eastern news d.
!ayed.
WILL. DE NELkAsEp.
Loapoa, Fob. 2l.-Patrlck MaNamara4 ac-
, 1879-02-22
TURKEY.


LONDON, Fob. ai.-The Powers have de-
ciilcd to refer tie Dobrutscha-boundary ques-
ton 10 tho Ambassadors Mt Constantiuople.
The Austrian dovorn1nout, before asaenting,
insisted TINT the decision Of tho majority
must DO final. tp which tho Russian Govern"
,ncnt agreed. ,s
'CossrANT1sorLE, Fob. 21.--Tho Crook
Archbishop o. Adrinuoplo has beon beaten
to death by soano 1,n!gariana. Tho Greeks
l,aro nro indignant, and three thousand Ut
them requested Of tho Patriarch permission
10 attond tho funeral.
, 1879-02-22
GERMANY.
TIL: TOBACCO TAX,


BERLIN, Fob. 31.-The rates h1sd In tho
bill proposed by tho Minister Of Finance for
tho incroasod duty and tax on tobacco aro
70 ,nnrks per hundred weight OIL imported,
md 40 marks por hundred weight.on homo
grown tobacco. Tho present rates aye - and
20 m1rka, respectively.
TIL: DIET pRoRooUED.
BERLIN, Feb. 21.-Couns stolborg- Wor-
nigorolo to-1ay closed the rr,,ssian Dict.
Rccapitu1ating tho results q tho session, lo
said M understanding Ind boon established
in regard to tue broad principles Of the pr11B-
sian auanoal policy, paving tho why for MI
understanding respecting tho tinalotal policy
Of tho Empire. The Government had 70.
solved to uso their full power to further thoir
projects Of economical reform in tho King
dom. ..-....
IN THE KE1clisTA9.
During tho tlobato In tho Rcichatag today
OIL tho troaty Of commerce botwoon Germany
and Austria, Bismarck said lo was not alto
gother opposed TO troatios Of commerce, but
ivory ouch engagement stinsuro protection
for homo Industries. Ha fully supported tho
commercial v'ows presented IN tho spocol,
from Tho throne. 11o had 10 wish to deny
tl,at ho Ind changed his views oil this
subject, but In former limos he haa been
influenced by tho importance Of preserving
friendship with Franca, and preventing
Anatrin from tlisrupting tho zoilveroln. Even
now ho should prefer to contlno hlmsolf to a
fow uuasolns tIuties, hut lo cited tho opposi
ton to the tobacco rroioot to show tlat thii
WINS impossible. liz could nIoul to laavo
posterity TO decide botwoen Alnlso!f md lis
financial crities,
ELECTttfS.
InxsIAu, Fob. 9l.--At tho second bal!o
| l.oro for member OF tho lsoiohatag, Her
rrcund, l'rogressist, was elected, rocolvint
S,59i votes, whilo Herr Kraecker, Socialist
lbs 7,5l4.
| COLBY RECEIVED.
Berlin, Feb. :l.-Disn,arck's speech II
thu Iulchstag to-day WIS very coldly 70
coiyol.
, 1879-02-22
THE hIAN-HURNENS,,
dpset4{ ptfbts{ch 10 The Trf5Hue.

.oMAnA, Mob, Feb. 2l.-5udse aas!in, ut
Keurnoy, Inns sot tho tr!al OF Oiivo and Ills gang;
the Custer County mas,-burners, for ncxt
"Wednesday, ta taltn placo In Adams County
under recent act Ut tho Legislature, which
allnws the Judge to try such casa IN any county
OF lis dlstr[ct when tho crime has bccu commit
ted IN an uuusgan!ze culillty OF Ills tl!atret, An
nttutnpt was tna.to to hribo thN Grind Jury ut
Kcarney By l1amcricIS, cattle ls,an, IN O|!ve's
fntcrust. ntnl thB lrand Jury immediately in-
dlctcu IIA1uertck,
, 1879-02-22
)NsunANcs.TARlff ASSOCIATION, ,as ,ota
Nav YouK, Feb. ai.-rl1o ate''asui n!a.ian.
paulcs today established tarllt assos'4'
An English Onnlstlollce et" :,

An English eops:ease mao e In v vsnyer,slle aM
II ii makIng mo disI.oust living ile wa1S4 WI Wealth.
Esntisen md Dispatched e .,ttr 'l'.., - eeaet.t
Wsra sllI aliye. eR"iliea!Ms Dsar St x9.
III: TIT stssa si1 Rs1s G'Sst I'LL sail 4ss 4 s
stalag 81 lons, ete. rs!s ..,s.toIs, .'tssato5Is md u
coursc, was opanod by ti.s s.sssyScrrsstaI !u "
MayY cases, lstu awinller WAS sae'sS
taiulns !ar;o susus.
, 1879-02-22
The Negro George Washington
Hanged Yesterday at Louis
vile, KY.
l,rcnklng Of tito Rope, mud Bratal
Conduct of lllo Spectators.
Il Colored Journoyman-NT -NTurderor Sen
toucod to Death ut Naahvlllo,
Tenn.
ANGEL, Both Rogue and Fool,
Arrives Safely IN fohiia-
delphia.

Epsc!at D!sputch 10 The Tribune
Monn1srowN, Tcnn., Feb al.-Iho little
county town OF sucaJvi11c, Haucock County,
near here, a,pl away from railroad communica-
tion, Inns witnessed o tragedy that exhibits
curious pflase OF Justice. About eight miles
fro1n hero there lived few weeks ngo wull.to-
.lo family Of farmers called The Eppcrsons. Tic
family conslsted uf fatncr, mother, four Sons,
nnl two daughters Tic father wns a good Hln0,
hut waa occasionally untlcr the influence Of
drink. At sucl, times he was dangerous, snrly,
and untnanagcable. Tltora had bccn soino talk
about tho relations OF the uan u1 hts wife, built
was generally believed tint thero waa nothing
serious between thssn, A short tina stnco E,n-
porson can,o homo one dny under the influence
OF l!q,1or mn, ut Unto begun to quarrel with his
wife. in n few moments they cano to blows,
mud lic vas beating her very severely. At this
tuncturc Joc, ono Of the sous, run In, und seeing
to statu Of things, went to tho protection OF Ills
mother. Lie WIS deforncd inau, having
been born With but ono arnl. Az he
tntcrfcrctl In the fight, tic father
turned from bis wltn md attacliod Joe savagcly
declaring he wuuld kill lin. Being llnrtl.press-
et1* Joo wf11pprl out knife aud commenced
cuttlnp HIN father. In fQw uloments he had
. -; ~, 49,. ,,.r ., I'm n,or in tbn
CUT tne osu '4an uo"n W 1li' wv, -" ~
meantime Ills olaef ofothef ohtofea u'e run, a..
md, scoing Joo cngngcu III deadly connlcb
with bis father, determined to tako his fathers
mart TIe t1rreforO drew lls pjetol ntItl leyefrd
, 1879-02-22

CoLuMIus u. Fcb. al.-GoY. Bishop to-day
decided to grant the re1ucst Of thu New York
authorities for tho extradttion Of David Levine,
charged viii. obtaining largo aa!ount u lry
eoods from II. Il. Clanln + Go. under false pre-
tcuses. It y alleged tint these guods Wcro
taken 10 Cincinnati mud sblu.
, 1879-02-22

tlr1suuRa, Pa. Feb, ai.-lsapors4 from tho
secuo OF lllu late difficulty in the Upper Monon-
gahela River coal lctls say tlat everything ts
qAlek there, number Of turbulent minors hay-
lilg been arrested. 6hcslr Wosk ruturuc4 to
WASHINGTON tp-lay,
, 1879-02-22
ANll:T.Lt,

puILADELr1rA. Pa., Fob, 2l.--Tbe bark
Shooting star, from Lisbon, bringing Charles
". Angel, tho defaultlng Secretary Of tho Pull
man patacs- Car Company, tuoyctl up the river
this morning. 1t Ia expectul thAt Angel Will
bq In tllu custody Of thu police before ufEht.
, 1879-02-22

CopENuAaEH, Fob. a1.-Tho caucus Of tho
radical mous,ers OF tho Folks,llng Inns do
torlnlncd to rojeCs Tho motion for the Princess
'rAyra's dowry. 'rho dissolution OF tho
Chnuber III in.minoat.
, 1879-02-22
LlFE-INSURANCE
Opinions Regarding the 1,,no..,. .
Action Of the Mutual ''
Life.
Beltef that with Eeonoru
GREAT Company Can
Reduce.
Extern1inatory Effect ,,na, .
small Competing COM nj
panles.
a harge:noartoa Why Of Exoanat,.
other Peoples Money,


II -
Special Dispatch 10 Tia Trisu,. /
NEW YONK; Fcll. 2l,-!Tbe nn3n,o,. I
Aintal Lilo 'cy-lIocrs, 20 far "a aaec,t.t. sss
mere arc generally favorable to the )ate., raas
on tue pars OF tlta trustecs which wn. In ,,,s',s
tutc reduction Of Is ner cent on ,atc, ~. ,s' ar
rebate plan. Robert ". I1alc, Of Chca7o /. on.s ~
the n'ost prominent Ut the tllssatlsaed no,,''
l'olders of The Mutual Lilo In the Wc., '' !.
Tins becn collecting some statistics to ,hor ~ ~
cStfavaganco OF tho management. In ~,
The four most reliable an, o}i,c,t ~
silranco companies IN the country. a., ~,
compared their expenses in ,ass a.%
1lle last 1ush year attcr tho War, with ,ha,.
pcnsoa IN 1877, when times wern un,,su,ll. h..,
@lNl businessmen wcre cneaacil In rn.;,ss aI.a
tlleit expenditures. The expenditures nj .,".s
four Companies in the two specified yr,,, .s n.'
Us follows: 'ts
Mutnal Ite al Now York. 81. Iii, zoo 81 ola Is7 r.
Connecticut Mutual Of Hart ''''''-uo
Mnta1 @ ,cnoii ot Now jet: s 'ol'' 900 l0saao
nav iEnR;iis,na' Mutual ot 'S"' 100 a7ano
Doston ......,............ 3nl, 400 m m
Tile aiove aro for ordinary running eynen,.'
except III eaaezof the Connecticut Mutual, Shirh
'helslaes extraordinary expenses. "You viii
sen by th.s," said Mr.. Hale, 'that, whllo III,
slAtt'ai Lilo expended nearly stoo o0 In ls1i
moro than It did 1t, 1871 tho other connonI.,
re'ueea t'.e'r e1nenses ypty matctiallp p''it =
VIII mt. do tn say that this vast tncrcaseo ~
nearly s'oo,Waa was CAUSED BY an iaese,,c ot
business. Tic object Of the attcmptM
rebate Of no. pcr cent m Nh,
policies WINS profcssedIy ia incro,., h,.,.s' as'
anil I'm ,,o, ,roa t1,nt h,,s,,,s e'"' easpes'.
nas,,. 49,. ""a ..'.'s eos.csa "as langoa
have reduced expenses has Increased too TIM
, 1879-02-22

c,.sed of tho murder of Patrick Konrnoy, In
County C|nrc, md nt w'1oso tvtat tIo Jury
disagreed, Ia TO bo raloasod OH condition Of
ieavlng tho country. tho Government pny-
ing Ills EXPENSES TO tho United SIntcs.
, 1879-02-22

CARE Town. Fob, al.-rho british stoana
oorvutte lsoatlcca llas arrived. with eight
cases OF smallpox OH hoard.
, 1879-02-22

Bck headache. lsugnor ap ,l1.n1defe4 ttoass
sc of costissnsy., iha lstrcs4tna sasl lsu,e,si
hy tIcir bencEcial uclton on NV ~ rslutk.
, 1879-02-22
tie Acknowledges a Radical Change
Of Views on the Tariff
Question.
Russian Authorities Announce q
Decided Decrease In tho
Plague.
Tho Ameer Still Wandering in the
Outskirts Of His Domain.
Another List OF Quite Prominent
English Failures.
FRANCE,
tlua s4-~R..h%

RECEPTION.
pAn1s, Fob. e1.-Tho Prince md Princess
1lohon1oho received at tho German Embassy
yestort1ay company which included nll
shndea of politics. President arovy, NJ.
Ga,nbotta, tho Dnko 1Aun,alo (ropresontn-
two of the Orleans Princes), Con. Floury,
mud other distinguished Bouapartistg, wero
present. .....
PARIS, Fob. n1.-Tho Radical Municipality
l,as voted %, 400 francs for tho rolief of tho
poor ou>tlo anniversary of tho Republic Of
1913, and st. Onau Inns voted $4,000 francs
towards tho relief OF tho returning Conl-
m,lnists.
TIE AMNESTY bill PASSED.
VEnaA1aLEs, Feb. 21.-1'ho dahAto OIL tho
Amnesty bill was resumed III tho Chamber
Of Doputiea to-lay. II. Marion argued TINT
If it was proposed to leave the Ministry Of
tho 10th Of alny untouched, full md COM
ploto a1nnesty must DO granted. An amontl-
tnent olrered In this senso, however, was ro"
jcctea.
m. O1omencoau supported Louis Blano's
proposal for plenary amnosty, arguing that
tho Governments bill, by granting partial
amnesty, tended to porpetunto the oppress'
ion.
l,lano's proposal was then rejected by d
vote of 9G3 to l55.
NJ. Gatonau's amendment granting com.
p1ote amnesty to nil sxcept assassins, in.
cendinrlos, and persons who had beon GRIM
iually convicted previous to the Commune
was also rejected, although supported by tht
Radicals on tho ground that the Govern
,nont's bill unconstitutionally transferred tht
power Of lilo Chambers to grant amnesty te
tho Executive. & .y...
Several other amendments were. rejected
Tho Governments bill was finally adopted
$40 yeas to 90 nays. Tic Donapartiats yotat
with lilo minority.
a STRAW. s...
PANS, Fob. Alt is announced That D.
A1aroora will not hold &. a.rocoption. on Tues
day next. It is beloved that this signiae
hia resignation from tho Cabinet.
srEppED DOWN. %
It Is stated that Gizot, Psefcct Of Polico
! has resigned or boen dismissed.
, 1879-02-22

PRECAUTIONARY.

1so,rE, Fob. .l.-1ho 1taliaa Government
haa prohibited thu importation Of American
swino or any preparation ot their tleah as
psecautiou against triei.iuosis.
, 1879-02-22

hbetIH9 15HHa1tH 7" 1HE IF1pHTSs
MILWAUKEE, Feb. 2l.-Dcputy United States
htarshal Simpson returned IRON Washington
County at noon today with scycn prisoners,
who weru arrested on Charge Of having violated
the Internal Revenue laws through failure to
destroy stamps TN packages containing liquors.
The natnes Of tile parties. md tho towns In
which they reside, are: Alfchatl Eiscrmann,
Henry sancr'g, and Adam Dodcn, town Of Bar
ton; T. G. Smith, town Of Young America:
Sebastian Witzg Christian .KippSnltam, and
Joseph Rumme., town of kowaskuin. Thu pre-.
lln,inary oxatntnaton OF tho parties occurred bo-
foro Commissioner DluotlEood ths afternoon,
mud resulted In their bci.g hcld fortrla1. They
:all taycra- and saloou,Konptra::.'t:! } n /
, 1879-02-22
EGYPT.
TRANQUIL.

C41no, Feb. a1.--Tran1nility is restored'
Tho Khctlives aon. Mohammcd To"hk' tho
hoir-apraront to tho throne, ia expected to
succeed Nulnr Paslla.
THE II1EDlvE's LITTLE GAME.
pAn1s, Feb. 21.---A cipher telegram ro-
coivctl hero says TINT tho Khcdiro' being DIS.
ploased Mt tho rcfusai Of tho Cabinet to fu'Iisl
tla engagements Of tho previous Ministry,
mud it's fniluro to meet llis tlemhatls connorn"
ing tho civil list, melted tho disbanaod off,
cora agaiuat tho Ministers, go TINT disturb.
anoa might loal to Ills sesu,aing personal
ru1e.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-02-18
Ha Aha,ob+ bo .hoord ,utboonn>

He thought he heard "the angels
sing but it proved to be q chorus
of yells from the next door chill
dren. .He grew desperate, pro-
cured a bottle Of DR.. Bulls Baby
Syrup and sent It to Mrs. S., with
his compliments. He, was an old
bacheloraa, ~ d1ts HtU : -
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-02-18
thoughhe claimed to have forgot
ton it.

THE ALLEGED CAUSE OF HIS nRQTAL1rY,
His friends explained his rough
ness by saying that it was partly due
to his deafness and Observation-Disclosures
making him unsansitive to those
signs and hints which regulate
peoples behavior in good society.
When somebody called him bear,
Goldsmith scid :"No man has q
moro tender heart. He has nothing
OF the bear h9t his skin"
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-02-18

Pay N9,lr sphsar rlgtia6.:;
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-02-18

The Pullman car people ore
building special car for party of
titled Englishmen, who propose O
hunting excursion as far West as
they can 90. The car contains bed>
rooms, kitchens, diningoroom4 and
game compartments, and will cost
$4,000. The suggestion of the
New Yook Mail that a great deal OF
game could be bought for that sum
saeeqas gncslled for.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-02-18

It was at Clifford, Ind. A revival
ip the Methodist church was in pro-
gress. An elder of the Christian
church was invited to pray. He
took advantage Of the opportunity
to introduce piece of religious en-
terprise of his own. into iis pray
er he incorporated his views on bap-
tism as contraqistipguished from
the Methodists. Whereupon the
alert minister in. charge promptly
invited him to halt.