Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-03-17
Town and Country.

Bill Arp, in the Atlanta Constitution.
Ny friend and were talking about a country
Iiie for the boys, and he said ne was going To
send his boys away from Atlanta and put them
upon the same old farm his grandfather owned
near Decatur, where he spent so many happy
days-where he worked and where he PLAYED
where he ploughed and hoed corn and cut
wood and drove the wagon and went to mill
and where ne hunted and fished and seined
and damned up the branch and made flutter
mills ana eilmbei trees and played bull pen
and ro!ly hole and pull over tine mark-where
ne weE: tn school with his dinner bucket all
hNed up 30 nice by his mother with fried
chlckeu and the gizzard never omitted and old
fashioned homemade sausage and two hard
boiled eggs and a little paper OF salt and pep
per already mixed and SOME beat biscuit with
Eo soda IN them and two turnover pies on top
To- cap the climax Oi good things. Il don't be-
lieve, said he THAT am doing my duty by
INV children To- raise them in town, for they
Will never have the good time had, If / keep
them here" Well, that Is 50, exactly 81. OF
things that happen every day and every night
in Atlanta. but there is time eDough-tIIIIe
enough for all that.
UNABLE TO STAMP OUT .AGRARIAN OUT
RAGES--At the regular fortnightly meeting OF
the National League in Dublin yesterday the
lord mayor stated that. despite the utmost ex-
er;ions of the league. II has been found impos-
siDle 10 entirely stop agrarian outrages in the
IeHlOteT districts OF the country, and me believed
that nothing would ever prevent their occur
renee until the country had its land system
II now rested on. Continuing, his lOrtship said
he had reason to believe that Mr. Gladstone
meant t0 heal the lOng-standing trouble OF the
irish people. The very threats which the
OTlngemen made to resist nome rule II IL
should be accorded ireland, Justified that feel
fns entertained towards them and their English
supporters by the great bulk of the Irish peC,-
Pie, and which was sometimes pronounced TO
be "disloyalty-"
SIX NEW CARDINALS TO BE CREATED.-It is
Ofilclcialiy announced iron Rome that at the
cOn>IstorJ 10 be held on April IL next the fol-
iowlrg dign.taries OF the church will be made
cardinals: Archbishop Taschereau OF quebec;
Archbishop Gibbons, OF Baltimore; Mgr Fer.
rata, NunciO at Vienna; Mgr. DeRende Nuncio
at Paris: Mgr. Rampollo del Tindaro. Nuncio at
Madrid; Mgr. MasSela, formerly Nuncio at Lis
bon. The Bahama islands, which have hither-
10 been in the Catholic diocese of Charleston,
will henceiorth be IN the diocese OF New York
OGILRY GETS AWAY WITH SI50.OOO IN
Boz DS.-It WAS learned yesterday that Miss
Elizabeth Minturn, OF New Brunswick N j .
recently deposited with Arthur Ogilby, treas
Of the suspended Dime Savings bank
s15o,OO0 In bonds, her share OF the estate OF
the late Edward Minturn, of New York city
The bonds are now missing The depOsitOrs oil
The bank are seeking to prevent the APP
polninIent Of a receiver, not caring to have any
Cf the funds diminished by tile expenses con-
nected with a receiyership
NIsCOCNT HINTON SENT TO JAIL.-Visenunt
Hinton, the scapegrace son OF Karl Poulette,
and who, to revenge himself upon his father
Gently took q circus to rewkcrne, the village
In which is the earis seat, advertising IL as
~ iScount Hintons unriyalled show" was sem
fenced yesterday 10 years imprisonment
at hard labor Tor obtaining goods by false pre-
tenecs.