New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-15

Poor Euphrasusi his ambition Would have been
cruelty curhcd f bee could have known that Dee oW eel
his hshopuc mainly, If Rot solely, to the uniiring
efforts which Angelo and her husband had made
with the French Government and with the Vatican
on his behalf. The kindly offices Of the good Babo-
linus would have gone bat small way toward
getting nm mitrc
".
II was some two or three months after this that
tidmgs reached Europe of "a new and trcachcrous
massacre of Christian. hy the Chinese II WAS re-
ported that popular rising had taken place a.
Sciho-Ichu that the missionary church and schools
had been burned that two hundred native con
vcrts, including children. had been put to the
sword and that the ucwly-appoiutcd Bishop of
Sciho, along with Brother Hah0iuu- and twelve
lately di,cmharkcd missionaries, had also persisted,
after having been subjected tO horrible torturcs.
That "as l'c first account that arrived an account
which made Angelo de- Ro-cuhciU'- blood ruu cold
baud handed TO her. For several days the poor
lady mourncd over her mart rcd lover with an am
gulsh al the more terrible a~ she had to keep %
secret. But then intelligence came that thc Bishop
OF ScIhO had not been kcd-that. 100 tact. hr alone
had survived the general massacre. And win tins
news was flashed thc story of how the Bishop had
owed the preservation of his life to the fact of hs
having cylurci such 20 Sublime courage as had
shaucd Dds rcrSrrutor- into admiration of him. ic
had been pUt to turtuu. his limbs bad been racked.
his feet AMI hands had been thrust into thu fire. and
molten lead haa been poured upon hiu; hut though
these harbaruus cucltr. bad been carried ON for
tir' dah @, 200 r'aniaf"u r"ud h' WfuiE nom nun
80 that at length Dos torm,uOr lei him go lth his
info out ol sheer wonder and respect Iy and by
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the catastrophe 40 SrIho had boon hrUugi about
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