New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-23
GENERAL NOTES.

w. NJ. Haynie of Sacramento, who has
large number Of silk worms lost 100000 in night lie
attempted hatch them by artificial heat, and to
mize the heat by running steam pipes through the
building In me night eTeosote was produced Oy CON-
deHsatiOn and thei worms were poisoned
The next session of the Grand Lodge l. y.
o. f. OF the United States will be held In San Francisco
on the Goth September next and the representatives
thereto expected TO assemble at Omaha, Nebraska,
on the 10th day OF September 10 be conveyed thence
by the Pacific Railroads across the continent san fah
cisco.
Tie Jubilee Coliseum at Boston is now daily
open to visitors, and every counyman who visits the
city lays down his quarter at the door for the privilege
Boston paper says, Of becoming thoroughly familiar
with the structure wherein the greatest musical triumph
OF the world was held" Gilmore begins new series VI
concerts there noXt week
There is n rock in the AndroscOggin River,
lust above the tobrdge at Brunswick, Maine, which
rises about fifteen feet above the water and weighs NJ
teen 10 twenty tuns but which never visible there
Reoff the les t Winter and was thus is
position, else that 1t has been wing m @ G
where IL now IL, ana was mercy tuIneu ny W '0 NV
freezing 10 1t and the force OF water
The late camp-meetng held at the Simcoe
Indian Reservation oregon, is spoken OF by white VS.
itors from the Willamette Valley as the most decorous
they ever witnessed. Eighteen Indians from
the Warm Springs Reservation joined the church, to-
with eight Of the employees the Yakima Agency
One OF the Warm Springs Indians WHO attended the
struck against tree, causing his DEATH
The Chinese papers report curious and
touching scene which lately occurred IN the Shanghai
mixed courts. A dssolute prodgal having chain
round his neck which his hands fast was brought
ND by his fathe The parent, respectable looking
man declared he could make nothing OF the prisoner.
He had tried all him OF his propensity for
smoking opium, but without effect. IL ho gave him
money u went in opium clothes were az once pawheu 70
satisfy his cravings Lattery he had been chained up IN
house 10 what effect that would have; but MS APP
pearance that occasion was because ne had broken
out, aud had been picked up by policeman In TACT,
the father declared that he would be glad II the Court
would take him in hand and give MN severe puhlsh-
trial and added that IL after one punishment ne was n-
corrgibe Chinese law would permit decaptatloh on the
consent Of the father
One Saturday night recently party OF Ger
mans gathered in the OF the EewYork Brewery
nj Haywood Cal. for q spree; lager flowed free aud
fast songs we're sung and many bumper was drunk TO
the honor OF the dear Fatherland. Finally. on time
being called for another round Of the party, named
Hess failed 10 respond, and his friends who supposed
he was playing of, suggested little amuse'
ment at his expense. IL proposed to nave .
noel, funeral ladder was procured and the ineeraed
Tcuton stretched upon IT, The pabearers were seleSIcu,
a procession formed, and the party matcheu %
the room, carrying their insensDle companion.
hunmed the dead march, sang dirgea ana hylhhs, auu
finally repaired TO barn III the rear OF lle % ~
perform the burial rites. The mock ceremonies DehS
over, they repaired To tho barroOn, oiucIcu vi Hotc
lager aud patiently waited, expecting every hoeh' 10
ace the corpse enter But no came NOT anu upon re
pairing 10 the place of his "interneu they iOuhd tnat
the man was indeed dead.