New-York tribune., 1868-07-27
STRAY NOTES.

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STRAY NOTES.
Near Muscantne, Iowa, vein of mineral
water struck by some well dggers, last week
The Troy Camp Meeting will open at Mechan-
osvile On the lst Of September
John Minor Bolts is suffering with drOpsy,
at Saratoga, whence he starts tor Long Branch to-day
Mr.. PiersOn, farmer at Madrid, n. w. had
OF his legs sawed of by moving machine last week
Cannon were fred on the 22d at Blooming
Of another ii Vein Of coal by the Mclean Company.
The Chief Constable of Hamilton, Canada,
dismissed from Office the 10th lnst for reprehensi
The wife of Mayor Bleecker of Albany is
lying at the point Of death at the residence OF d. Gro
mer, near Waterford.
The MuScqtne Gowa) journal states that
mauy farmers in that vicinity adopting the plan
Of working nights and resting daytime, IN order TO save
their men and horses
Unfortunate spectators in Nevada mining
propose adopt the Irish flag the cOatofarlns
of the state The shamrock and the Tyre they deem most
appropriate embloms.
White Pine, the well-known old Delaware
indian for many years resident Of Leayenworth,
Kansas sunstruck the goth nst but said to be
recovering.
The Menken, it is sad has married another
amber IL has been reported Of her afOretme that she
married good deal, aud now she has married good
dealer.
A German died in st. Louis on Friday night,
from the effects of blow received in drinking saloon
ten days before He was struck III the head with Deer
glass.
The TOpeka Kansas) Record has a column de-
voted to the social financial and political interests oI
by the Topeka WOmen's Suffrage Association.
The Mayor of st. Louis, accompanied by the
President OF the Board of Water Commissioners ana
other city officials about TO start excursion TO
Omaha, Cheyenne, and the terminus OF the Pacc Rail
road
Jefferson County, Penn, has paper. It IS
known as The IuTSnGrheD itdndeod, anu pDs'Hu ~ ~
ed at Punxutawney II is neutral IN politics, ana II ~
cdn live in PunxutaHney or anywhere else withn ~
miles OF that village ii deserves TO live thOusau years
Ii may afford some consolation to our people
in the warm days to read the following, which we cup
from lie JoGe du Harre of the lst inst AT Brlska
marked 1867 in the shade, and 1909 during the night
Nearly 100 bushels of backberries were taken
from Mason and Townsend depOts 10 Boston on FRIDAY.
Two farmers in Townsend are now selling 30 DusHels
dov from their berry lands at 30 cents quart In ST.
Joseph, Missouri, they sell for 20 cents
The Missouri River is rapidly cutting away
the bank on the opposite side rom hanias sO onsS
CITY will be inland town. ana their great Dilse VIII VIII
cross swamp to find the nVer Deyohu i'S "os'oi"
end go
The Educational Conventions at Nashville
Tenn commence the 18th proXlm0 ana REMAIN III SIS
cirnati and louisville over the Erie and Atlantic d
Great western Railroads sS4 9Oand tickets are good till
Sept
Ex-Presdent Franklin Pierce, and Major;
Gen p r. Beauregard according Troy paper, passed
through that city on Thursday in their priv ate carriage
shields an old aud gallant comrade in the Mexican war
They go to sarotoga from Bennington"
A Fort Leayenworth paper informs us that nat
watermelous field made their appearance IN the
market last week and in the same breath tenarhs % tn
the snow has disappeared from te me- of
the approach OF summer.
VIM. II. Strickland Of Lowell, Mass, has
entered for two matches at the Pedestrian Congress to
be held IN this city He is to run loo Yards IN one atn
and half mile in the other on the Finley track 9eyen
eghth.st. Tho Unknown" supposed to be EP DAVIS
OF ofNewYork, is 10 run also
The Hon. Martin j. Townsend of Troy, OF
the class AT Williams College, u the only neDer
aud OF the soldiers monument be dedicated at
Wtamstown IN August Mr ISMnsen6S ,Is Sas IS ns t6s
William L. Iancey OF Alabama ana otlerS Oh 'ne
same stripe
Judge Edward Frost, who died in Charles
ton G., on the 2st. was son ihe late Rev, Ihomhs
Frost highly esteemed member OF the Episcopal Churc
He was admitted 10 the bar in 1929 ANA aier serving
several terms IN the esa9Mre ire "as % S,S 10 So when
he retired 20 private life
A Vneland On. j. correspondent writes that
the strawberry crop of that place although very hH &
writers who magnify the beauties pleasures ana com,
are rich men living within its walls who charge their poor
neighDOrs from II to 80 per cent. for money.
A late paper, in reporting the murder of
policeman says Is Is thG tEd ira iTccTSSb sue h ;c
Not long ago rural journal remarked OF an unfortunate
engineer of circular who had lost the thumb or MS
ry fo be pitied This accident is the fourth of SINH
lar nature which ho has met with in the past month";
a reporter on the staff of The Columbus (00
S,acsmdn welsllled In the ns9 OF Ensish W,S IN Eie
Rocky Mountain style, gets of the following; Mthn
the pa Il year Mrs Maria Mclaughlin, who lives on Hlck
ory alley has added nearly 5000 20 the city finances as
tax on her ungOycrnaDlo temper she is etoIhy hIcA
ing up bobbery among her nelgbOrs She lsheNet coO
except she is In hot water never M peace out ~he ~
war with about her She got ON the rampage on
Tuesday and used rude and insulting language to several
females living in her locality They had her arrested;
and the Mayor after patient hearing OF the case nhed
her $40 She was committed in default OF payment.
! Union men are having uncomfortable times IN
ard around san Antonio Texas. On the lth hst' Mlc
the Hon A. O. Cooley, the only loyal member 1I Ile oso
Senate OF 1896 was standing IN his door at fredefcks
bnrS he was shot down in cold blood by Rebel named
X whose father during the war, butehered scores OF
loyal Si g Gs nftS%"s b21b dSasf ~ fSd demSa ieG M mr
Dixon senior was killed by Confederate troops On nc
same night and in the G%g nEHsS fEanS deaR aERYs say@es @
Hind widow and ten children without protector On
the day before. the dead body OF Danish jew orHey
an officer in the British army was found near te O
oIic rraye.yard horribly mutlated. The victim had
been robbed Of everything he Iad oven 10 hs CVl'li
At about the time. Mr. scott, tho agent vi n M
comnissary buildings and thrown into the river, from
whence he managed TO drag himself On the IlIu InSt'
an attack vas made by in one of the halls Of
the state House Mt Austin. The pr0yocatoh was a Su
tona in The Express IN when FtDels, pmemtSd TSe
Conservatives were not very highly compent,u;, I i.
Express asserts that the Union men Oh lcNs "Ie "'o'
| and entirely at the mercy OF Rebel assassins'
The Scaley story about a big snake III ZEN
nessee IS matched by another reitoW ~ yes ~ The
monster ophdian in the closing p4Taslapn 0, t tnS
correspondents letter Is suggestive, dS say ~ ScaIes
received a letter from Rarvy B HaWs' ESD, ol rdu
0uer County Va asking him TO eXahe we g., SCI hlI lJ
In zoe il here were any marks like letters aD0ut lts Do
and mentioned the fact that some years ago pioDapg
ffteenan enormous reptile was discovered at tllgs On
his nantation but never by any one Dut negroes
l tremendous size was not DelcNeu