The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-04-15
NEWS or TIE DdY,

Garibaldi created o great sensa-
tion by going to Rome to die, and.
rs soon as he has reached there he
is getting we'll.
Mrs. Oliver is going to lecture on
"What I know about SIMON Came
ron." She will deliver the first loct~
ure in Alexandria, Va.
Mr., Henry M. Stanley Is now on
his way to Zanzibar, with commits.
sion f:om the King Of the Relgians
to reoganize the hitherto upsuccess-
full Belgian expedition.
Gen. w. It. Sherman heard most
of the speeches in the House on the
army bill, and he favors the repeal
Of all la"s requiring the presence of
armed soldiers at the polls.
Mr.. Davis says that the "inter-
view" with him that recently appear
ed in the Boston Herald never
occurred, and that he does not
entertain any such views as those
ascribed to him by that enterprising
journal.
The zulus have just fallen upon
another body of English troops in
South Afrioa and rnassacred hun
dred mon while they were asleep.
England will have to wake up, or
the Zulus may capture London.
A letter was received on Tuesday
by Archbishop Purcell from Cardi-
nal Simeoni, secretary to the Pope,
declining to accept the Archbishop's
resignation, on account of his service
to the church. The Archbishop was
instructed to select coadiutor with
the right Of succession to the See of
Cincinnati.
The passage of the anti Chin ESQ
bill and it's subsequent veto have
attracted great attention among the
natives. The vernacular newspapers
Of Hong Kong and Shanghai, espe>
clally the former, are extremely
bitter against the proposed measure,
and claim the protection guaranteed
by the Burlingame treaty.
The military company that in
augurated tho ''revolution" in Wash
ington the other day by not carry
ing United States flag while in
battalion drill, is composed Of the
loyal clerks of the loyal Depart
ments, is commanded by an ex
Union soldier and it's artnory ia
Profusely decorated with National
colors.
A cotton mill, with English
machinery, is to be set up in Shang-
hal, to manufacture cloth. The
enterprise is started by Chinaman,
and is to be run by Chinese capital,
and of course Chinese labor. THE
capital is to be 100000. and the
mill is to contain. 800 looms-about
tho size and capital of the average
Fall River mill.
Chill is at war with Bolivia and
Peru, in consequence of revenue
troubles. If, rs is expected, the
Argentine Confederation sides with
Bolivia, and Brazil helps Chill. the
fight will be interesting. Brazil
covets some of the Eastern Peruvian
provinces, and may take advantage
of this emhroglio to secure them
with the least trouble
The total number Of COMMUNISTS
arrested in 1871 was $4,000. Of
these 10000 were condemned, and
1000 sent to New Caledonia. The
amnesty, signed by MacMahon in
january last, pardoned all but 9O2.
These, it is now proposed. shall be
conveyed back to France. There
are about 800 Of them in New York,
one-third of whom, it is thought,
will return.
A. dispatch from New Albany,
Ind, says that David Mauek,
on Wednesday, night, murder.
ed his wife by blows with a
pole axe while she was asl9ep
Sarah Vaughan, who was living in
the family. hearing the shrieks of
Mrs. Mauck, rushed to the room,
whereupon Mauck struck her blows
that will probably prove fatal. He
then fled. A large party are pursu-
ing him.
Mr.. w. ". Corcoran, whose OLD
age is given up to deeds of kindness,
has just purchased the Patapsco
Institute at Ellicott's D1ills, and
given the title deeds. to the two
great nieees of John Randolph of
Roanoke. who are accomplished wo-