, 1880-02-01

books. The "Count" was recognized as the
noted adyenturer. and the police will make It
warm for him, for ne has long deed LEI ,3d,t ahd 1,d
" Allnanach de Gothn' on his person, and
had all his letters addressed to him as
Count"
MoRdoSs N AUSTRIA
Mormon agents are giving much trouble
to the authorities In Lower Austria and Boz
hemia- The views Of Secretary Eyarts have We
now the Austrian Government threatens 70
prosecute agents and proselytes-
4 FANATICAL HUSBAND.
Paris society has been scandalized BY tWo
sensational trials. In both Instances the par
ties belonged to the ST. German arlstocracy,
and their cases will doubtless be seized on oy
Count Sa1npigny, accused of firing four times
at his wife, is Of such nature as not TO
allow its reproduction. The husband, an
officer In the French army, made snch
faTGFabe Se eonn impression of bs Gn wfa sie WAS Was
most M ssi seclipslng that Of Tady Montag%gs).
that he was unanimously acquitted. The
case Of Count Mssiessy was OF quite differ,
ent nature. He is All officer OF the navy, aild
numbering among its ancestors Colbert and
Malesbranches. For twenty-five years the
Countess endured the crazy tyranny OF Q
fanatic she was only 10 wnen SUE llnai
tEe captain, tnen os Htais "a ase. ao ~ fha
aavocate gav9 tne iJ,luMns 1 r.! has sarene
consciousness of his own infallibi1ity, and at
the same llfne an 1ron WI te 4o' a,i.,s ~
contradlctlon nor leslstauiso' 1;rb an3 ~, ~
S;TsE ha15,tnd hv fhe chimeras Of
1nvsfiois1n T'pt ms add that this saint
swears like q corsalr, and gives way,
in the name Of Religion. to every
10 polygany lis ideas. about women were
rabidly Oriental. When his wife, for the first
time, vent 10 q theatre, in company with near
relatives this model husband beat her almost
to death lie did the same when he met her
on The arm Of her own brother, an officer,
and when his father-ln-law Kissed his (tAe
Captaln's) youngest son. But what induced
the Countess to bring the matter before the
courts was this: She has flve dangnters' agea 9fe
respectively Is. ~, ~, 10, aha ID years; tne 1t
father mas torced he tnree 9loest 70 Esh1 suo
yell, and now ne wishes S s,,,n tne TWO remaining
ExrESuATrSa CIRCUMSTANCES.
4 man named Tomasek was lately arrested
In pt.sth for burgIary. He insisted on the
44ai;ee - 'e etating tfaf tiere ,yern cxtennating
circumstances After breaking into The
g1in etn1an ~ n,onerfv IN sacnrity he recollected
a tRat ena nn n% 4;ef n;nt & enter WI He tRerefoTe
Vent s.ne Iact to fhe Ye1nyelteasse. woke up the
janitress, acquainted her With the fact that q
nsl s 70 Ab @ =, H % nniiea at 1S f;rst tbonght
the fhe st statrment hoax. hut Kohn and The
| tro,,,oI. t,u o,.Iv cnrrohorataG cn he etorr
DEATH or N. NINE.
NJ Minie, the inventor ct the rlt1e wnicn q! 1,
bore his name, died recently in France, just
after returning from long residence INC III IN
Egypt. His name IS unfamlllar to me gen.
needle. and repeating rifles; but some years
| ago his name was we'll known to Engllsn
soldiers, who viewed their "Br9wn Bess
| with anything but confidence. ne Went IN
to Gafo If M ana aa eeff o o sma t
| arms.
| NEW WAY OF GETTING RID OF 4 WIFE.
some singular fatality seems to have hung
over 1h he FAMILY Of Pokorny in Bohemia.
rp nf Is Iad ai;en n over @ to lin his fathers
Ishn 1shan the he honse u n b'rne down. Ills father
inAIaw had Il hui}t I'M: but. when the harvest
hai hecn eathereds another fire laid all in
asnES rsn;dv AlS Soon % PokoTnV oni hts parents be-
aap1e ap' - ,f'troa+ +ba .v;fa and her life was
g,a -, W q, r,;eernh1a That s1e fried tn drown
herself @ r in nav a vel. but W was V prevented BY hel
brotner lne huSoSng and sba neo aeon beaan to re
naneu ~ ni,,+;o,,s hat,Seen heTsa1f and
velso & sle fGnato1n nnn Eo-nir~ gItm8 1,et snmmer
aiEs i4ta11eo2c n4,e1n.. U fnnnds that ona-hnll
MS" 1ohos 1eI,i1s ,s;r ND haen c,,f III
OK uct pch r., na;. ;,, +ba 10, ,o1f ;1,orn;nr +Ie
qult caoSf " ..aa ule ,a sha Tha i,,,ehsnd 16oin
onel itI1, Y W. suIhe heo nc au;i sn;r;t rhni
talneG u lnust aase pee1 tno ~ p sri,a
hao aireaqS Elseh lieal ~ sucn l,uao. ont Is Is
Momans lalueI aau a5 Su9pIttp5' iae' a aSa,, =,
le nouss, a!lo hEpt matS ~ 44fv ~ o;z o
urea allo III. o41 ne1t @ n,nd @ 4<tn r. M h1
lne top u 9ls' a4.a+;ene ntrau ~ 1rora ~ ~"
als9 scisepteu ~ ~. - iaa,aa tho honea az
maue W e1 Mou 4hn hueiand torr1 1vo1,,d mn1de,
ane " ~, ~ ait Iant ~ e1,n ;n+ariod enandino
| aimoct ,rove,l faTa1 tn her In the morning
the husband appeared at the father-in-law's
| and informed the parents Of their daughter
haylng been killed during the night by III
evil spirit; and he then went off cheerily tt
order the village-pells to be rung. Tht
parents found their daughter lying as dead
on her bed, and the room in great dis
order. A doctor was sent for, and
he observed a purple mark OH the
neck. P0koruy had now returned and
| wanted to tell tie Doctor how the spirit had
consnmmated the work: swat little, my
fine fellow, and we will show you an evil
spirit.'' was the reply Of the medical gentle
man. who ordered Pokorny's immediate ar
resi-. The woman remained unconscious fol
three days, when violent vomiting set in
and fho fnfIo,1-;n,r axtronrdinnrv collection nj