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The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-09-29
Lnburnuln SoeGl Necklaces,

Graceful necklaces similar to those made
In the West Indies can be formed from
the laburnum. The seeds should be gath
cred when quite ripe, and getting black
indeed, II is thought sometimes an i'm
provcmcnt to leave them hanging on the
tree exposed to frost. Still this is not
necessary, for they may be collected earli-
or in the year, and, If desired darker, 1t is
easy to soak tiicm In Il little ink or Jud-
sons brown on black dye. The latter
process also helps to soften the seeds, and
which is of advantage when threading
them SO, If no dye be used, they should
be left In water for few hours, and then
be well dried on q soft cloth. The neck
laccs can be made in several patterns and
fine needle, with either black or brown
silk, will bo found best for strlnging.
There should be six or seven strands for
necklace, each covered by tho seeds for
about two inches, and then all the threads
passed through large bead. Gold or sill
YER looks very pretty; also rainbow may
be used with good effect. Continue thus
until long enough to fasten round the
throat, and In finishing add clasp. An.
other way of arranging these seeds Is to
cut few small medallons or strips of
cork, about an inch and quarter long and
half an inch wide, covering them with
black velvet. Through these narrow
pieces, instead Of the beads, let each strand
he passed separately at a slight interval.
Every row should have few extra seeds
threaded, 80 that the top may measure ono
inch, and the others graduated until the
tho lowest would be two inches wide be-
tween the bars of velvet, Thus the neck
lace will take the form Of series OF tiny
fcstoons or scallops. Several strings Of
the seeds simply twisted In coil or rope
look neat A pretty necklace may be
formed from several straight rows OF seeds
! and small steel beads, threading about six
seeds to every bead. The lowest row
should have fringe, and this can be made
| by covering the silk with seeds and beads
for six inches, and then passing tho needle
through bead five inches back. A con-
tinuation of this will form good fringed
strand, which should be deeper in the front
than at the back. When negllgee, to
knot loosely round the throat, Is desired,
it should be made twice as long as neck
lace, and be finished by tassels. These
can be firmly attached by be,ny made on
tho ends Of silks used for the middle of
the neglgee, passing them all through a
large bead, threading tho seeds, and loop
ing into fringe. Or, the ends Of silk can
be run through tiny black wDrsted ball,
and the seeds laced over for the tasse
head.
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The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-09-29
ESTABLISHED 1865.

,
the above reply, said: "Oh, she is
: original in her work-almost too much
! so for my interests. For instance, she
was copying picture entitled The
Old Homestead the other day. In tho
original there was q representation of a
horse standing under troe. When I
came around to see how tho copying
was progressing / found that she had
painted her horse with very chunky
body and short legs. I told her that I
did not like tho looks of that horse, and
that the best thing she could do was to
rub it out and paint it over again. Well,
| left hor, supposing that she would obey
my Instructions. In short time I re-
turned to make another examination of
the work. You can judge of my sur
prise when I tell you that n COW had
actually taken the place Of the horse
under the tree. Upon inquiring
ascertaincd that the lady artist had put
horns upon the condemned horse, thus
changing the animal into fair repre-
Bentntion OF the creature that furnishes
us with cream for our Coffee"
"Wherc do you obtain your models
for copying?"
"From the artists in the Tenth street
and Christian Association building stu
dios. When they paint n picture for
which they cannot find ready sale,
they rent it to us, md we make from
fifty to one hundred copies Of it. We
can afford to throw these copies upon
the market ut very low figure. Many
of our pictures find their way into the
auction rooms"
"How about prices ?"
"Woll, We do the best we can; but we
have often been compelled to sell pic
turcs for 81 or 50 that cost us twice rs
much to produce"
" Does the chrome business interfere
with the sale of cheap pictures p
eyes, to certain extent; but not as
much as might be supposed. There are
many who prefer bad painting to
good chrome, because they think the
latter bears upon its face tho imprint Of
chenpncss. These persons are like
people who aro willing to pay good
price for seconl-class frescoing rather
than have their walls covered with
handsomely printed paper, which can
be purchased almost for n song. an
glad that this mistaken taste exists
among the poople for its existence ell
ablcs IL lot of poor creatures to earn n
prccarious livelihood. I know of several
selves and their families by copying
paintings. There nre others who turn
an honest penny by coloring photo
graphs. It is really surprising how tho
latter branch of the business has grown
up within the last five or six years.
Some of tho artists who me engaged in
the rctonching OF photographs produce
cheap work of fair quality. They have
the 'knack' of fixing sun picture of n
plnin-looliing person SO that it will look
really handsome. There ore artists adj
vanccd in years who, in their younger
days, could do frst-clasa work, but
whose right hand has now lost it's cum
ming. Becoming reduced in circum-
stances, they are compelled to do 'botoh
work rs means of keeping soul and
body together"
| O.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-09-29

A mans hest wealth ought to be him
self 8
, 1881-02-10

HtF fHfH S1taI4
Now fnrk has, MGr0rtlIng to tho United Suites
conY.ls OF lKal, l...0}.571 nhAf'ittnts, or whom
bHLttj! aru innea a1,sl Gia,Hlb fsMA es.
.NaDl. This includes sunurtiGrs ut llntns, bslrl-
Ing n1sl l.l9ttix holscs, atiu cHfgru'1ts teIntH,-
rary stupI,ny IN town. -.
New York expended tor ntillseiloHts+ th1n-
tres npp,ls. nu slluws Httst $1,saNu l'ikt yer,
ailtl lii the srlnkng p!Atns llt:llrly fiW.HDUU,--
lilo tnttcr expenditure resulting III the 4rllst Uf
4H.lRl persona fur lntt,xirtttun.
Now York's accession VI population lIy birth
Inst yo0r WIS abtit ~ 200: Its loss BIZ .lcnih lust
In Now York 1.-Two st1+a7 fan.'ilcs, occupying
ii, Ia dwG!inH- H-Gouaes,
Now York's weddings lust year rcachcd tho
Nuw York snpports 1.5,7ao r,airs botwccn tho
aKc, Ut il and U yours aid li:157 fei,lalos Lst~
tween tile sma lgcs. About ", Jul Ut tho latter
nru llulncstIcs,
Tho Now York pollco arrested lust yoar 4 ,G:n
Terst,als. s1,tM Ut WhLNl were hcll whil1 :zlktsl
wrru discharged. CTltu1a Of violence Are on the
inurGnse. III lHsA thuy numbered h,7t0.
The New fOr& City prisons Upttipu thclr l,ra
lust yenr tn no. RS PERSONS Ut temperate hnblts.
Thu iM!tco Ht,at9ns furnished ls"sHst4s to isi0si
tnen ul wn1lIUn wu Iittl rtlshnrO else t1 sleep.
Now iork's OlEaNlxet eh!rItMbln sttclettea dis
blrBcil 81 a,uW,uu; And li,iM persons Wt'rn CUi,-
ttte.i 1y thu tnts'1l!ssonera6f lsl'llo clnlrtfes
and Correction III tho nlul6ht,tIkta. PRISONS ha,s'
pItIIs, nurseries, sclUols, and nsyl,itt.s.
Ntw Turks snntny. .sciiool sehulNts uf all tls"
nominations humber lt3.E4, In IN Sunday
sehuos.
New ynrk's street .srabs growing up wittont
Instruction., and lCnru9 IL bO cEltAlslNis tor III
I'LL army Ut uytr l0,HU.
, 1881-02-10

actress nver struck. don't tnlk much Of yn.lr
---,-- French. hut when r"r her svtoo,In'
m ,G,t them nst en.Rs LIZ snys t:r tasH sllc KIN
sim tt,Hst" "
The SIirit n kr Tin,ct THUS sprnks nr Steele
Nnrkny*. Ut the Mndstsa s1tIurr'Thcntre:
M Dthor AnltritHn 'ltlmntIss. No nther
"r. bus e.cr nchtcy'st :ncl, y snts:cs.. i!nsInx
a1a.ns i Will, u: ,w,l .plny, and within yGnr
tlW play Inns 1n1tl fur III: theatre and s eflll 4
what 10 10 With then,sc1rcs md THUR time. ft,-
sfen 0f wnstittY fpth upon such nt,aurtlltrs ns
tho Poe Memorial lHn't, t!ey woulh get up u
%% e. %% pf naft "f h 3 i%y yst oy q xn '1an; r.
t., tt, l:!m TO- Will shsco hearty cheers and :"
John r: Raymond appears to hasn struck 1t
this tiinn IN lls new pay ~ Fresh. tue Amer
leat,." Tho plccn. Wis .prnntvti On Mnntlay
aad tlin SIN s1ys: . Ftr*',. Me 1tnerl..n. r. Ii
stock .hrt,ker, in Amer(cnn type. fassi nf the
Iotstitnton ant tho Stack Exchs'iFn: noisy T."
hfs u" alcnrt. no tnftnl; lie Is a ctinn Of bur
!thyint"e fH tllis charnctpr. anl ns'st'lve'l by
ths tfs,,n, '4tf"i nuth"r from ltcrary ,'e. r.
MI noaiy /" it, posslf,iitties of unn,
eI't1se. and fairly Ulithhl anything TINT he hnsl
Eyer tlnlo before. The upt'lal,sc. or rather tho
e!n,ii ,ot nase 6S"n i,iors W ,1e,nonstsa,ivc.
The, fun &c tho tlInlou. tts contemporary
quality. is hma! AMI per.nunl character. null
tt!o "scrt'owng hMmnr Ant iUtklcsncss of tho
iia n,tlit'nc. and tn the pInyera. MT nne hf
tic inter regarded hts nr her gnrt with Mny
suspicion Ut scriDtIanes-. Tl1ey MI follower! Mr.
llaymo'"l, and It WIS 's"go fronl beginning 10
, 1881-02-10
SECRET PAPERS.

SHOWING HOW DIPLOMATS ACr DEN1S0
THEIR TALK.
1.OSDpS, Feb. D.-Tllo most important
documents III tho lttlss0-Afgflnn corresponds
cuco src ns follows: 4 draft Ut Il secret
trcnty signel August. lS7H, WIS negotiated by
Stol[ctntf, by which KussIa |,nstlnl hersulf t.,
pcrIct,1al friendship with Afghnl[sta,, md
undertook TO assist tile Amrerasainst foreign
clcmles md by which the Ainecr ugrecd II,
communicate wIththo Russian ten. kaufman,
on nlAtto!s of Importance. In October, 1b1S,
Stol[ct0tf wr0ta from 1.lyatlIn to tlle Afghull
Foreign Minister us follows: "TlIe enemy
nf your famous religion wants to mako pnilct.
with yon through tic Sultan os Turkey.
Yau should loUfi to your brothors Oh tho
other sitlo OF tho river, and 1nako peace
opctlly,
hut IN SECRET PREPARE: ron WAR"
Tho corrosroniei'co alsU reveals Il pinl for
lncitlng nrebellion M,hong tho MollAmmctGnns
III lndIa. A letter from tho liIucur In tc.I.
kaufman In November nsking tho aid OF
$1,000 trnops. which he l,a.t heard weru
realty 10 lsslst him, nlltl tho reply Of tnl,.
Kaufman. tint tile trtups cuu'tt not be sent
to tic Alnecr I'll winter.
THE DATES OF TI1E nOcralESrs AlsE IN
lW1srAST,
rs bctug MI subsequent to tla date OF tho
signature OF the Treaty Of llGrltl, which pro-
fessrdly settled tho differences l,rtwcon llus-
sin and England. Prince l.abonotf, Russian
Ambassador llsre, alleges that St0ll1t0tT
wrotu to the Afgha'l Foreign Minister IN
lgtlors'ncc Of tho European agreement.
, 1881-02-10
THE OilIENT.

--LATEST A11fTCEs,
1foSn kbSG. Ian. l.-tt IL r,tfnorctl That
1iu Hung Chang wins stUrtly to visit Fall
Cl,ow officially fur tic purpose Of inspecting
tic arsenal there. Two master plate
layers have bcen sent frnn Europe to Join
tie stnif nj tic arsenal, wtlpre work un iron
ycsscls nf war Il sut'li to he commenced.
Forts lIenr t!io ,hutltti nlonE tic river arc
being garrtsuilct.
Thu vlrrmys nf the Provinces Of tic E'.st-
crit C0Ast nrr still clgaRe.l III wRriikr prc,s,-
rat,0ns. a liussIn,. descent III the spring ~
Iunkel upntl as fneyitablc. Admiral 1.cs-
s,d1ssy IL conya!esccnt from the re-
suits Of MI ncchIellt lit which l,o
broke Ills leg, and resumes
command of n formidable Russian. squadron
Iii Chinese s,inl .JnlleSe waters. Elicre will
vet osrrtaln( ndyin.s frmn l'rklng II
Shanghai stnte that all Is .i.,ct Oil the itortIi
western frDi,trr.
I:allways Will certainly be Introduced lula
tho liolu!, provinces. l.! lung Chung ilits
nlGnlnrA'fzcll The Government recommend
fnE tllutr introduction.
AMERICAN MERCHANTS
dn not think favoral,!y ,"f TIM rsIlnore1 p,'r-
1,nrt NJ the new l1nstG1 Stn!es conventions
will Chim.. They tl!tmh .America gives tou
much ntl gets ton little. Foreign news
dissatisfaction. a1d characterize II It's II flltce.
NATIONAL. ENiiin!r1,S.
YOKOHAMA, Jun. 9. a..-'rlm. Nntiot,ul :AgrE-
olcllc,l III Toxic lIurcil i. Six GLASSES
off, lns.al; 9i,,,. will be aw"t:l'sl, ,t a,ti
Native Mlnrs state t|N1l IL the event #
Observe strict neutrality.
, 1881-02-10

WITH MlsM.tleK's AlrEOy.sL,
DEN1tS, Feb n-l'rlAce liisulnrck presented
In thu Federal Council tn.slnya bill providing
fur tho Inclusion III Aitola alnl the Lower
Elbo III tho X0llycrGi,l, a1n s,lblnltetl tic H.
v!tullon IT Frames to participate In III clec-
trio exhibition ut Paris lcxt August.
rI1t;sSl.t,
Tho llndget Committee nf tic Upper Ilol,su
nf thu Prlssian Dtct ltas adopted u relort
recommending tho rejection ot tito proposal
to lilake the intolided remission of taxatIon
pprManent.
IlENSlHsEN.
The i'0st States TINT Prince Bismarck con-
yeyctl tn 1terr lenngscn an expression of
deep regret at tho wrong tlolle him by
1lcrr Eon Ludwig, In charging lin
with II btcacll ut his uatil to tho
King Of 1lanoyer, fully c0l.c,rrlng III thu
ct'urso lse l,as tnkon. l'riIeo Bismarck l,us
placetl ull the documents Ut tie Foreign
Olticu Mt tho disposal ut Ilarr I,ennlgsc,, In
case ltu should consider 1t necessary t., !o-
fel'd h.lnsclf from tho cllnrge ng..iltxt his
con.lnct III lstai, Il proceeding which l'rnro
Bismarck thinks unnecessary,
, 1881-02-10
Il; STEAMSHIP 1!-t
!SfHff;fi ftft,tt.

THE STEAMSHIP IstTAfIA.
SttrtHl ttthtf.
1.oSDpS, Feb. 0.-Tlo Captain Of the
jol,ntl,es Rocd states that 1t WIS night wlle.
lie saw what Ii supposed tn lIe tho batavia.
The vessel lla1 Two nasts only. Her tunnel
WIS Intlistinctly yislblc. Sllc was brignntEnc-
rugged.
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.
To tho ntstefH AssotfatfII I'rtss.
1.OSM'S, Feb. IA 1irD lust night on Vic
thrln Ducks destroyed eighteen rlilway-
trucks md eight graln-lajcn bnrges, alut
damaged two ships. Loss not given.
THE DAMAGE lly THE FIRE
III tho Victoria ducks lust nigltt is estimated
ut E+lO,0Nl. :,
\ MEETING OF TIE coryt1ulrr AssocrA-
TIOS
pissed resolutions generally approving Of
tho American proposal for II copyright
treaty, but advocating nn extension Ut tine
within wi,tcl, English loulss should bo
published In America to SIX months, untl
colMlemning tue suggestion Of the British
Board Of Trade tllat American reprints, with
ns1tlors' consent, lo admitted to England.
EASnA11Als.
Tho Dnko of Cambridge, COMMANDMENTS
Chief Of tho army, Inns tlrlw,l up IL llote o1l
tho military sllc Of the Culnlnl,ar question,
forciDly urging tho retention Vi tho place.
, 1881-02-10
LOCAL CRIME.
Latest Items fruEsl tfic Police StatlONR
nf .Arrrst. M1,.t I3etcslti0t,a.

LAtEAt llfbh& fFUt&t 1taE Police NfHfYUNk
nf Arrest. n,,t Netc,ltIot,a.
Inspector White, nf tho Postal Serviej.. Inst
night brought 10 ltio Arfnory yol,1,g 1nnt1 uiv-
Ing tho tnltne of J. H. List, AR,lnst within there
IL sD.1Iu lntleilnit charge Of rnl,hyg tho tlalls
Tho prtstncr was given II cell, aud
lbo 1nspnttnr rc,r,nted MT nncu II, the
".'se ~ sne ..,. no"=c pu''"'ns' "H,ts ";','
he rcmnlrt't until an cnrly hour this
tnurn.nr. securely iItrebcllcl bchfnd bolts md
,rks mn, ntl,ur lnrrjrr4 II, f,,o rc,,orrr. f,st
h,1 p,.o,, ,..rf,', ,r.,,,,,,,. s.. .,, .,o.,,.,.
49,, 49,, .seI ete.a'' tI'S,.e' ~ say "'.'ns'
a1tl he tried Ills best to keep his word. It wns
nevertheless nEtettuneh thnt he has been EN-.
t,1oytu, M II brakeman m i'm Il1r,,nvtnt, i,
Qn,ncy l'as'road betweoi thls city anu
quincy. nnd thHt no hai access
To tho snnla only un trps when they
were weighed as 1mss Of RIM, ,,onsotnn fnr lin
rniirad .rho thro,,vl nails ~, i, understood
arc welHhe'l ofstc every week. and Tho nE3rept'e
weight m TINT day IL assurnrtl to; bc tho sumo
fnr cach succcctllnr ..ay Of tho wccs Owing tn
inspcctor wh,o a. ws,l rs others nn IN the u e
sufferers, tho details of tho churt.ps ngatnst tho
prisoner wt,rt, tuudo kuowu. 1t IL s,ut,,,. hnw-
etcr hv rr.t o,n,,lnrs ,1,,t rn.,ts,.,r,,,
nail oaas hayo recently been tatnpcsed with
mud that List is suspected Of lnvln. m !llktisl
lit these tefts ns wc1l M Iii milking false ,nt rs
nd IN tho ,,,ivh+ ~ tho ,,n,. G,r,,, syu
",,, u" ~ .'a .mv t". h,,,n @ ',.,' H.. oos1. ~
whonurrcstcd and the papcres AMI other articles
furnshrtl tho lus,nftor wifi, tuntcrirl far
= c,,tn of tn,, rs, ,ss, str,,,,, ri" n,rI,St ,'os
euue'e vi n"ais IT.. soseset.Ms 4he as!est w.
Tor hume. ltc prnsrsses that everything will br
oil rI,tt 4c,1uv inf In sr.ltol nn,I .,,}i,,,.lt.
, 1881-02-10

6WcMt Dtspnfeh 10 ihc CHita1h 1ftbAnt.
TORONTO. Feb. h-'Tho report TT tho lseg[s-
trlr-fienerNi III Ontariofnr ls'l shtws thAt dur
ing tho ycnr thure wcrr rtttstorud II tt:i hlrtia
Emo nnrringcs un1 l7ais t!eRthH. Of tho y, 0ls
persls married, J.a7lI'er ecnt were Mcthoatsts,
:a.R7 prus!yternns. iD'H Episcownltt,ls l.;B ltu-
lnln Catholics, n,ld54 t,aptsts. December Ii tho
fnsCrit marrying rnanll. with l,b1I wcl-
Alnga; tllcn ctIlnes netober, with 1,+j1
.1nn,.Ary. with l..a; November, With
l.lM; Fcbr,'ary, ,Gd; sal,teinIcr, l.i;; Auu,ts!
lilo rtnsnrkMhl,s features Il, tho ,nars.nxo- 10.
ti,rHs Il tho tli!feranen III thu Hgrs of anIno Ut
tho >prrs's jo!nct! III tho holy bonds. THUS, n
bridegroom III llAnlI. t1esurteu Ns being 1f l1lu
occupation or Ecttlu.1In,t. Einrr!ti Hir Of IT,
Hlti.Disyh hh t,atl scat NJ less thnn II winters,
In !itirln fnrmur nf ~ n,lrrud wt,;1,ntl nj II.
!n l4ussttlXt. Il ycGtt!nn nf NJ married u tlAAsGt
0t u; AnL, III inrK. tn"r ut =. tlArrle1 !Hsly
Ut ~. ror c0rtrlt. il farmer IL 1'rueu E,lwnrtl
County. onIy Il! years nl,!, hurried II woMnn of
u. TAG yhltlkest couple Mllp'l from atk1g-
s.x.-lho Ero1m lcIug Ii and the lrl'lu ii. years
pf uKEs
, 1881-02-10
nction Il, TIC Transyanl N, Tuesday, Is II
Erulhl Icpliew Of i)allfr D'ConMctl, lIrlng Tho
ol'lcst sui III Sir Maurice O'EnIucII.

nct1on III TIC rransyaal M Tuesday, Is II
grnlhl nephew Of l>a,trl D't,onnctl, lrl.lg Tho
nl'lcst sull II Sir Maurice OEouucII.
4 lATrE.f:.'
10 the tlfstfrp .tEtoetasfI F'rt4s.
nuf1nsS, FnlL A.-t;Gn. Sir ticursu =. Enl-
lry's forf's yesterday attacked asNl tlef,Mtrtt
the l'ocss letw'el, Newrastlu nnl tic
fro,f[cr ut TnKogn I,ivrr. 'Tlr British s,s4
II 1tO killed alHl wounded. Thu ui1irera
Killed werr ARct;reyns, nf the engineers,
t;slcr, III tho artilI"ry. and U'CunI,el1 nnl
t'nrrctt, bath nr lin SIxtietl. Regiment.
The 1Iouls lost heavily.
i siS lnEits.
I.0S1,O:;, Feb. N.--.i1l 0f'lcinl telegram,
fr'nn tho sent Of wnr, published tn l,nrlan
tu-tlay, snys Ge,l. to1luy snnye, tt,wnrl New
rnstfe yesterday with i've c#nlrllltes nf the
sixilctl, Rifles a'ai nHm,tet. force, IL re-
stnrn communication between his ru,l,p anil
Newcastle. ''Iu l'oars tuastH general Nt-
tack miu,Il thu british f,,rcrs, mil tho attack
WAS rrulsci with lIeuyy uss. Tia lighting
laSirtl six hours.
y srerfal nutls lint Coltcy's ros!sInn IL be.
et'iI,ItE cr1ttent. Thu Ifoara nrc tuking NJ
commanding i'ositfons III all Sides.
HEN. t'u1.5.t.f's TE1.Etts,tM ;
t0 tlsn Nnr 1!flee, giving I'M nccu,,nt Ut Ills
light with the lhess yesterday, y rs follows:
j" fitlrclctl tn intro! over tho Newcastle t4Intt
with ilyo companies IF tie sixtlntI, Regiment,
twi field hnl twG nln'f,ltc guns, n Il ttclnes1-
hicIf Ht hFsC, leaving t,tlr company md tNl
Eilns to command tho crDssnY i,f 1neugsp River.
seized tlle plhtrtli fn,ynu tic river with tho
r''st Df my fur.es. Thr lloers nstnckch me froul
nl' s!es for oyer y0 1lutlra. hut wt.ru culcteIy
repufso1 md Withdrew TT sunset, wl,t1, ! re-.
turael to ca!nt. The ls~'r ls%s must hAss, i"sef,
~
, 1881-02-10
frn,n 1'anainn announcing tho commence
nert uf operations III ltIb tAfIa!.
SIP 4 IN.

cl1AlLN.
fASTEtIU ArIf,lSrE,i.
MA1HttI,, Frb. I,--t'npStit tttr1ilH.1 Tho Min.
i.iry ii thu cul',Iics In tle new Cabinet, nnl
LEON CaStetT0 Inns 1rcn appointed.
l>1sAt,.t"Ct9N.
Madrid, Feb. N.-'1hc l.oyut slreree dis
solving tito CuftGs WIS reutI ut tn.tlay's sit.
ting.
TT n REPORTED
titat tho now Ministry Intend to changs, MI
tho Spanish representatives nbEt,iltl.
THE rSi'.ti Acknowledgement.
MADRID, Feb. D.-ln tile tnrtcS tn-siay
Scilnr SaEAstn, nilllOlilnt',p Tic formation ut
hcw Cabinet, sntctl tlnt thu Ministry
wt'1slil folluw thu principles they l,tld SLIP
ported frt'm thu Opposition benches.
M.tXD
will lie Ambassador IL England, the Duke nf
f"rl'an SnIas IL Fra,1ec, aIltl tin Marquis Of
bergman 10 Chtt.
, 1881-02-10

WINNIPEG, Manitoba. Feb. 0.-The ROOF Of tho
Canadian l'actu HxiIway freight shed full its
entirs length, uvor :ho fuut. to-s!ay from, tAe
wuIyht ct SHOW. No one waA injurthl.
Work has bac1 suspended on tho llrst huHtlred
n!es IT tho CnnntIA l'AcI!iu Hallway wcst anl
!lnst pf tho nlBt have returnod to tho city. It
s bGluyetl tho suspension is bmt tump.,rnry.
1llt krcHttr PARTON VI tho mon txpCct tu lc rp.
uHgaxeu ulldur thu BynieMtV.
, 1881-02-10
AN ICE ltlt1DGE BROKEN VI.
Spfetal Hspate4 to The Ghteaao 1ftb9nt,

HAlsNlA, Dec. g.-Tho tc0 brLKu bsuko ula Inst
night, iultvtuHA lnrYa st,ace ut ultar w4tor IN
tho Fort ll,irun stJr. The iertyHAt Iitckwlh ut
lncku, tho ice isrl this lnernlng, nnd succeeded
In quitting 1t up 10 thlt 1t iIoato! down thu rIrer,
tween here Atia Iort IlurtI, litter GDIt,x closed
for Nbn,lt Nix weeks. 1t hna lcen r1lltttllY huro
6flrb yesterday morning, Ahd tho tle sluW IL
,l1mUai al Hont5.
, 1881-02-10


John Sleeper Clarke will urpeltr ~ hob .Ar'rs
ncxt wc0k III Philadelphia.
''Znnlnn " MIL soon bu Withdrawn ut llaly's,
New York. Tho pitco has mt becil Ii succc"s.
Tcxns Is tho graveyard Ut combinations, and
Louisville furnishes tito cullius willis clsvcl Asa
provides tho snruutls.-Ci'lcinl.utl Cn"aseFc iI|.
According til tho Cincinnati Enquirer Sir. John
sfnckay a1,u Miss ylnno !lennutt nru anlnE to
bn married.. 10th aro Of Tho ltico Surprise
purity.
Mrs, c. X. f,au.lery. ,7ul know.t among profess
siolaa, il reporteu tn ,e In nnly circumstances
N <;,.r FrAnclsrO. All appeal hua 1uen lna.lu to
tho protcsstun III hor nEItaff.
'Nu.l.t," tho JHtcst theatrIcal novelty IN lnrls,
Is druu,ntxutinn OF xtla's rtsInIlstve tloscl nr
that ,,a1nu, 1t ID slisl that " tlo public Mro tt.-
tivMte by tho rcnlism Ut: the tlrIRH Anu at,'ltu
:nnsr's, ted, .'wny by 'ho smallpox deAsh scent ut
Ii Is Eall now thAt thoro will 10 two moro
stock rulnpalslcs IN New York trxt ycnF, two II.
S!ts % ra rSYsu S i ye4s sor u fnsa as I"
stnok co',iAuy u thls city nn.t sets.,a. crr.
talnly thofu will not 10 tnIe nj Mc'Ickcr's.
a combination - being orxan!xmi III this city
Fair stor!cs." Thu p!eco Ia sal'l IL nava bean
wt.tn ~ prspSr1s r. seyat"r , i, NM ~ xit ite IT,
IL willing III B'IuAtlttur llttt0 Ut It On rA!lrultla
Aua printing.
"Whcre'g tho Cat5" the successful t0ndnn
comedy, Inns esitlvlItly mule hit ut Wnllack's.
Wttu III liiu c,at sir tslant,l 'rear!e. Mr. Wlll-
Inn EltUn, sIr. IL. NJ. itt, air: linthtlo Hakcr,
slr. t. Il. EtlwllI, Mr.. Hurry J. tt!lay, Mr. II.
i'tarauii, Aiiss lttlsu Woo., Miss l!lla lurnio,
Miss AdelaiI1 lttehoti. Miss stella 1onleAcc,
pll NtsA Emma Lorraine.
Tho fourteenth ut,rllut bail Ut tho New Yur!a
IaNKc MI /, Il. i. u Etks tnkca l,t.co III shu lttA
ut tic Arlltic.y. Thu kstlesuFvc etcry e'rollr-
nguingbt for tlu!r order, which, IN tau ttut9ftutt
tfuthfuly says, has tDnq lIOre KbtHl y !h0llsald
tiI.r uyOr ihM,l tho Fpr:cat I!uils. with its i've
occupants, nr tho New York DrAlnatlc AssotlA-
s,,,s IL tlvl'Iu up ntslUns lss fuw lucuilrrs ~.
stead VI doing xuo+l with ssnA!t poriun of Il
froM tins to iiHlo IL tht'au III thesr craft Who
HtJ III need.
An motor frog. tho Itocky bIountaiBs remarked
the utAur tlnY Ut Itcsnlartlt'h playing; :" Iulk
at,out y0ur lyinx! Wni1, shu Just tukcs tho r'x
= AtM -. Hhg GAn 0utd!e aly 80
, 1881-02-10

TIE ErM01! or THE s11,,n1tNB Of TIL. 1sEv.
FATHER Hl11.trr CUSFlttMt:N.
Sptetal Dt,pateh to Tie thteu0a 7rltnnt.
NEW UlI.EASs, La., Feb. ".-Tm steamer
i. D. Ward, from the lay Islands. brings
news confirming the rcpnrt of thu ~"
ccnt fatal shouting ot the 1iey. Father
Gsiintt, u Jesuit Priest, ut Livingston BY
tl,tras, IN the charge nf eutcring tic country
without permission ut THO authorities. THE
deceased formerly resided III Mobile, ind
WIS Il British sub }cct.