New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-21
STRAY NOTES

BRIGHAM Young has conIhen00"
They played Cmoefeha "'
sheatef on the Tth Inst - Ia started In
A new evening paper VIII soOn "
Montreal -. canada markets at
from 20 TO 50 cents /. 4;o,la heer In New
Tbo ladies have begun TO tppieeo y totalIy,
ne laIue9 .s Tor item 10 drink tea to'"i''
nf ManitOwOc, Wis., Wlt dress ever UI
,r,i,nv nieLt the finest exhibition VI ""
sdlnI ~ fiat part Of the country l. 5ood INIT
seen Ia 'na' rTex) Telegraph Is dead, 9 Ply
ahe H0HSt9 shed ere long under the AUSPICES VI 1''
I1 Piodne learns SaT ER SSo 'e and
T1avis fell down stairs az
Hs1o M Uorcoelz and Granger are D9'h a. n
6e 3dsoce, Gems f. P. Blair j. D. D. A""u "nU "
bodge are ia chicago IL. To, roo;onad tbe
Col nio Ne of The Lexington Ky 0bSerref ana ne
edltoIa md Is succeeded by Prof. George W. haheA'
Portland Maine, is rising IRON since mer tne great
Aore tneu and SEQ more are in process OF erecuon'
IT, neople of ST. Louis and vicinity are about OUT
Ho Psized by another of lottery sWlnuies, VINO
70 be yonha f tbey cal the "Pascha House Drawing"
Tho Grand Jury now sitting at Memphis, IN
sed man the nth instr for mlqe{ 81 tbH street
Ebo was at that moment enjoying hlseh ~ Viz 9'1''
Srtthin few doors OF the JuryFoOm' ,
A saw-mill at Clinton, Iowa, sent ont Jas 5ast
year upon the North Western and Union Fael1G h,1
roads T if Fa q the largest in the world
correspondent in Brazil says that there may
be great deal Of vulgarity among the lower Tee b
mi eOutry as there Is among the same class eAe' Ou
he has never seen It chalked upon the Walls
Two barmonial philosophers of the gentler
sex were recently thrown from their wagon az belIlH
niseo td sr % at the time Of the accident.
Gov Nnscroye of Newfoundland has warned
nc 0ecpIe hat in view Of the increasing pauperlsln
MnG1 f vii hereafter be confined to the sick and in
6Tn and to destitute widows and orphans
# has been discovered that hOrseradish and
veeoj-a tablespoonful of this mixture as often as 1t
San he swallowed and retained on the stomach togetheI
with poultiee Of the same over 5S %SGnuA"S pIo'eu
The lower Red River settlement British
America 500 miles north Of St. Paul, Is overrun with
grasshOppers which are said TO have t0Lay aesLoytG
In crops and IL even feared here VIII NC nothing e4
Sn which to Winter the stock.
There are $4,000 sand-hillers in South Caro-
Hna They white people. They all voted Tor seces
sHer has ever been known to read or write They are
natural Democrats and arc much opposed TO universal
suffrage.
Papers in all parts Of the country continue
70 record deaths from They have been IN
usually numerous in Canada Within the past two weeks
there have been many deaths by lightning More than
persons have been struck fatally IN that time in Chris
tan County, Florida, alone.
A gossip paper has It that Theodore Tilton
iswrfing novel; Gen. Z. Z. Spinner Is making ready
Tor fshiAg excursion, John T. Owens preparing Tor
California trip, Charlotte Cushman enjoying me sea
Der for furious onslaught upon Grant and Colax IN the
bolumns Of a South Carolina paper
On the 18th inst. meeting OF the citizens OF
cincinnati was held to take action in regard to the cree
sison Mayof Wstaeh presided and at the suggestion Of
Senator John Terrence 1t was decided to request Gov
Hayes bring the matter before the people OF the state
~ his next message.
Laramie City is O very pleasant place to live in.
1t only degrees further north than New oTk yet
me omaha Herald says that fell there on the ot
inst, at the time when the people OF the metropolis were
suffering from s3o OF neat 1nen 70 auu 70 ltS
one of its citizens assassinated every day either III
duel or a street fight
Not long ago. at Milwaukee, one young ia
eobs aged 10, led TO the altar lady Of S. whose son
threatened Immediately afterward 10 Kill his juvenile
stepiaher. Jacobs applied TO the Municipal Court Tor
protection, and the sepsOn arrested and held 10 ball
IN the same city is living gentleman whose father aged
TO- recently married damse of 90 who now the grand
bright boys.
The Salt Lake Reporter is responsible for the
following. AS Weber Canon is the entrance to Brig
ham's dOminOns, the name is oddly suggestive "A nam
Der of men engaged in blasting the Devils Gate
This entrance to his satanic majesty dolnnons located
In Weber Canon, on the line OF the Union Pacnc al-
veAd strong odor of sulphur and birthstone has been
Lately IN that and IT., is hSnght 1t that hat the
Two lawyers had little unpeasantness be-
tween them few days ago in the ST. Louis City Court
One called tho other puppy, WheIeupon INC party on
Srest Violence st. Louls reporter says: The Court
wiped the persratOn from her face when the scIage
was over fined the limbs of the law IS each, ana sen
fenced them 10 i've hours Imprisonment Tie sentence
withdrawn, however az the request OF tAe De!gc
euts and the Judge az became the recipient OF
numerous praises"
They have artificial ice works in full opera
rOn near New Orleans, and thousands flock to them daily
the process which bids fair TO oDyate entirely lhe
necessity for importing Northern ice The artificial zee
sold az threequarters Of cent pound The manu-
Of the water from the turbid river at hand 70 the
sipping out Of the polished gsenng slabs OF alabastcr
te0kng ice from the tin nOds in which they are con
geaed The FIRST works upon a small scale IL this coun
ty we're established in Augusta, Ca, during the war
On Wednesday night, q boarding house IN
Eashyills was entered by burglar, who made his way
successfully through several seeplngrOOs, bleaAne
whatever Yaluabes he could find as he went along On
reaching the second story he was detected by MI
Base boarder who at once attempted 70 arrest him but
IN The burglar fed down the stairs through the
others. On reaching the street he met by negro
who in attempting TO stop him. was stabbed through the
heart and died almost Immediately The burglar who Is
known John Hart, bears bad character IN Nashville
ana Is SAID 70 nave murdered man ldsJ year on lhe
Chattanooga Railroad He was arrested and taken to JAIL
from which excited crowd for some hours
ious to drag him to summary execution
A disguised tourist who has just reached the
western terminus OF the Western Pacific Railroad writes
1.-THE products Of the country Indians antelope deer
elk praredeg wolves buffalo, and paTched grass OI
prane dogs, which jump out OF their burrows ana bark
p The trains parched grass and antelope There Is not
Platte the settlers say very few wolves, ana compare
after leaving North Platte, beyond which the home Of
tie stories OF Indian atroeitie are tho Inventions OF
ranehmen suffers, etc. whose pecuniary interest to
keep matters In a stew, while they sell whisky and 90
baeeo to the soldiers stationed throughout the country
While the various old watering-places and
GUNNER resorts are rapidly hhnR up schroon Lake ana
The village bearing rs attracting the notice OF
the fashionable travelling community. schIOOn II located
On VIC western sAOle OF the lake, IN Essex county, N
this state north Of and near Lake George, from which
pace and Saratoga 10 is easily reached . few hours
Lhe accommodations at schrOon have been greatly IN
creased during the past season. and during the lgt
months there not delightful resort in the world
LAKE n e9out nine miles long, varying 10 width
from quarter Of a mile 10 a mile and a half About
known as isola Bella owned and ocdunIed bY Inc Hon
aSri h iSs s Elsofs may leave NewYork by the