The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-08-27
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The two prineesses ssf Hale.,the
xthrsik NE utas Princess Alice of
Ngla ID, lhd raMdmshters ofQaeen
u ctoaIa, ke & If, freth, comelylooking
s g|l y, ssG oi5o RG2ttg' "en'"1y ana
-The apartments of the Princess
Jurjewska, in St. Petersburg, are hung
with black cloth, and she is said to dine
off black porcelain. The Princess drives
daily to the fortress of Petcr-Paul to
pray at the tomb of the late Emperor.
The wife Of Henry Irving, the ia
nous English actor, has brought action
against him for divorce They have for
years lived APART, Mrs Irving having no
sympathy with his art and no respectfor
his profe ssion. They have two children,
both boys.
Under the, ruins Of the imperial pal
ace at ST. Cloud was found a bag con-
tanning ten thousand francs in Napo-
Icons. The gold pieces were fresh from
the mint, and the bag bore the address,
"For his Majesty the Emperor Na1oleon
ILL.," Doubtless the sum was destined
for the poor at St. Cloud.
Count Tynare of the German En-
bassy ID lo1dens Who oonrnitted sope
offense FOR which, but for the Ambassa-
doris pleading the immunity Of a diplo:
matte functionary from arrest, he would
have been criminally prosecuted, has
been dismissed the army and deprived
Of his title of nobility. as. s.,# %.
The reports Of the Marriage of Lord
Colin Campbell, son of the Duke of Ar
gyll, and tbs daughter of the American
advepAprass, Victoria Woodruff, Arp
wholly a6oaaolsx TIE lsdkRbM Rrd
Edward Blsed, e4asIe ~ asge
wealth s;s31 a Ssa alns n English a. .,
' '~saI sssasa. s I'M. ] Is
always 4.7Ea Aatrn III Tor smp ire
betweSh Gbe5' Y1glr aud tk4 larkbse4 es
Of thasay world ! and snGS - sqnder ~
distin 6ished leadership tA1lle. Bed
harde tcasi|e forms, thing attenuation;
are proposing to do batl against the
plump and rounded propF6ns which
have hitherto fopnd, favor before the Or
binary tm6dna d pdblid opinion l.,
The art exhibition which is to be
held in Vienna in 1882, in the Kunstler-
haus, will last from the 1st of April till
the soth Of September, The exhibition
will include works of architecture, sculp-
ture, medals, paintings, drawing, arts Of
reproduction, sstahiinggsygetc. Al large
and both foreign and native artists may
strive for these. .t.n , .r s,.s go.
Lord Beacons6eld's will has just
been proved, and the net amount dis
posed dsdaotipgd sbtsand luna.
raj expenses, is. shown to be $36, 1852.
All the late lords real estate goes to his
nephew, Coningsby, Ralph Dilraelt and
is to be entailet for the benefit Of the
latter's male descendants. The rest OF
the personal estate is to be used in pur-
chasing 4Tf1prd TO- 10, settled 'ir ?
'''' ,EEii llA-J,nt,I jIl
Religions Tramps-Their Modes Of Ope.
- rating.s i;i.l 10;
"That man is ralgious tramp ''lsald
Manager Bunting Of the Christian Home
for IRempera'i Men; Tho man, hid
| apparently just passed middle life. ''He
can sing 6nelt, pray earnestly and OK
hort eloquently: I wish I could talk as
We: a:'ai!$s;22|'83FtSt' call Mn .''dts'o;s'
4" l will explain. There are religious
tramps just as well as there are tramps
who prey upon the general public and
who are honest enoug b to make no pre-
tense of religion. These religious
tram % are known to every evangelist,
Clergyman and philanthropist. They
4 haunt gospel temperance meetings, make
religious professions in the meetings Of
4 the 'Wonen's, Christian Unions, are
present at5 the mission rooms, and when
one city fails to afford them further pc.
cnniary relief they start out in the track
Of q temperance orator, or follow up
some revival movement, visiting all parts
'|of the cop1tgt. ! HA Il bt deeiyAd.
We are not deceived. Many just such
I men, however, have been saved, and
have "4 !sa s se %3( plSsssSy,.{d6 th...
S ;s'is'1s' 'j'?P' n ever 'A'7srf'a} ri
=" 1t is q fact. Because it is so, these
men are asked to come under Christian
iuauenss, aMbtetture Hvs Ill of thNe4a wv !. i
drunken life. MOI have taken mbh ihso
this Home, .cast their ragged clothes into
the ash box, given them baths, q, new
suit af clothes, and sobered them up
/ Often they have secured good situations,
but, before kkine tkd dSS b'hppiicatibr
10 their duties, they have deliberately
| gone back to Chatham and Baxter.street
|.dens and 1edpNstn 10 hat lxth'
that my next knowledge of them is tina
they afeEaIPltcf WI s island shfylinl
.she,I neh h 81 y th9Yu9h ~ " !thfe
! "WhhasS 4hsbtkht side ii ,this,tj
ligious tramp picture9"
! 3 These men have one common plac,
lof meeting. >1t,is geisrp4lysi9t thabac'
toom of 3 ugroggery of the lowest de
scriptions! YretSll oA6 pattic,Aar place
I'M Chatham Street where hundreds o