New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-04

Tho anti-Semtic petition was finally bandodl
TO Bismarck with only 25j 900 signatures instead tho
round million winch The agitators set out 10 obtain.
The Individual most strongly opposed 10 the
French Invasion OF Tuns IL Panarieo, the italian and
Tuni-an Consul at la Gale who IA the banker OF tbs
Kroumrs and has the monopoly OF the trade with them
he Is the natural Of an Italian and Arab woman
He began life very poor and Is enormously rich,
and naturally enough, objects 20 having his interests
put In peril by "A lie has accordingly done all In his
power 20 induce the krOumirs 10 submit without reaist
once.
The whale which has been on exhibition in
various places has just been embamed in Cleveland by
secret process which expected 10 preserve the huge
creature for an indefinite period Of time The operation
required the services Of three Cleveland butchers who
consented 10 play the role OF Jonah Ia and for
a purpose which that performer never contemplated
when be created the part They descendcd into tho
whales stomach and away superiuous portions u
the esh and removed the entrails. Levathan then
washed ont clean whistle from stem u stern pro
paratOry 10 the embam.ng process.
Allegheny County, Penn, has nearly COM
pleted the payment OF losses caused by the Pitts.
burg riots In 1877 Thus far claims amounting about
81 100000 hayo been hquidated, and bonds 20 tho
amount OF 900 have been issued IL Is thought
that S45 900 will all the unsettled claims. The
law provides that claimants must and get yerdigt
before they recover but in nearly every instance
compromise has been effected, and the Commissioners
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loss sustained In this sensible way expensive litigation
has been avoided and losses by the rcs have received
prompt recOmpense instead OF being compelled % wllt
upon the slow process u the cOurts There have been
only three real trials oil OF which the Commissioners
have won.
BENJAMIN Disraeli, Lord Beaconsheld. K G.,
appeared Friday evening TO circle OF spirituasts In
81 Louis lie did not however, bring back peace With
honor from the spirit land for hs entrance upon the
sccro was heralded by a tremendous hubbub, In the
midst Of Which heavy mahogany table jumped up and
down I'm an apparent rage and piano sailed around tho
room The noble lord desired hs friends to De informed
that he was happy. happy" He likewise improved
the opportunity get In q safe blow At he critics TAX
Ing refuge behind the defence DE mOrtuis nil nis bo
num-" he wrote on a slate d" Who the erticsi The
men who have failed In literature and art" aud then
Incoming A trife mixed. be added let those who
! blame me who do what lave done" Altogether,
his lord-hp dd not make very credtable appearance,
and il is to De hoped that be sill seek an early oppor
| tuulty 10 set himself right.
The trial of a monk in the Province of Pull
town for the murder OF brother monk throws VIVID
ght upon the moral. Of Russian monasteries and par.
cuary upon the monastery u Percsoh II was proved
In the trial which resulted IN the sentence OF the muir
dorer 10 lifclong imprisonment In the Siberian mnoe'
that the Brotherhood were the habit Of panlng III
upon the peasants eXOrbitant prices, a. relics of
various saints secondhand images which had been
bought for trhing sum at the Great Fair. Instead Of
using proper bread for the communion ley employed
the r,f-e from their tables, and fabricated sacra-
mental wine by mixing and vinegar. But these *
amprs of fraud md penurousncss fade into inslElh;
r,nre when compared with the drunkenness ana
dehnuenery whcn prevailed IN the monastery These
disclosures fortunately aroused apgblio opinion IN
Russia which will not be- satisfied the G0tos say nnr,
immediate action Is taken 10 purify the monase insutu'
lions OF the Empire.