New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-30
GENERAL NOTES.

Quincy, ILL.,, is happy in having coal, a veri
table bumnous article in its vicinity and proposes to
make strike for manufactures SINCE the local paper
exultantly remarks, eve have all the requisites"
1t is said that Brigham maintains marital dis
cplne wher his wives ape keyto prove too many"
for him, by telling them that he will go to heaven alone
rather than have scratching and fighting around him.
This quiets them till next time.
There is a strong probability that the very
dirty natives OF Alaska will have Bishop among them
by-andby. The Rev. Edward Jacker, gentlemen OF
experience and very much up the language traditions
&c, which appertan TO the Indian tribes OF America.
will receive the above appointments. We wish him Joy Of
ms new ana we au t na M NJ h"r
eZOcOurts inclined TO accept Christianity.
DUBUQUE furnishes us tale with q moral it
is Of who left his wife and six small children for
the purpose OF spending year South on business. lie
was deceiver, and intended to to Indiana TO get
divorce and marry younger ard pretier woman than
wife. He went, but retribuon overlook him in the
into repentaDt frame Of mind. He went back again 10
his home forgiven, and everything was lovely once
more.
We hail with much satisfaction new inven-
ton whose home the setting in San Francisco
II is called the pneumatic Burning Engine" and
venture to cay that not in thousand would guess
from the hat tremendous thereof that the
engine minute affair for dental work, cleaning
teeth and cutting away decayed parts without paiu IL
OF performing nearly all OF the various operations usually
inflicted the teeth of unhappy humanity with hard
instruments.
Judge Winans, a new and not notable repre-
sentative who has the misfortune to be sent to Ali
Samuel sheabargers chair and who has improved the
opportunity TO misrepresent old Wing district by max
ing free trade speech is thus disposed Of as far as his
principal argument goes In The Springfield tOho) Re
public, one OF the leading papers OF his district Mr
WinaDs declares that protective tariff dsc9urages
marriage and stimulates and promotes speculation and
gambling vice. and immortality This is putting the case
he e m a0ef dey the q burr
gary the equnOctal STORM and the Texas cattle disease
There is a New York lawyer who advertises
that he obtains unlimited divorces without publicity
We are reminded OF his by seeing notice I'm
respectable Richmond newspaper setting forth that he
still continues this business When last Fall his connec
ton with the Nichols divorce brought before
courts and it was shown that by taking advantage OF
the referee system he ,had hoodwinked justice.
and with perjured witnesses procured divorce
eioped with another man Europe-Judge Cerke de-
clared should be thrown over the bar But unfor.
unatey Judge Brady transferred from the Common
pleas by the Fall election 10 the Supreme Court and u
does not appear that he has carried out Judge
permitted to practice his disrepuable calling and show
his skill In procuring indecent Injustice.
1t is generally regarded as an established
fact that all murderers when hanged straight to glory
The preparation for this purpose and its in the
case Of Nicklas who recently hanged in jamestown
n " present unusual features OF interest inc cary
efforts were made by proteSana s'es' v .ne
Each to have manipulated hin quite as nuch
With reference to their opposition to each other as
Fyen during his last hour two Protestants
held services alternately with two Catholics.
Nckas expressed himself dissatisfied with oaeh but
both claim him their convert, and he came out f MS
cell bearing "a cTuchx. Some light Is thrown upon MS
menta condition by hs conversation In Jail ana the let
ters which he dictated 10 his parents and family He
cursed the Judge who sentenced him and tho witnesses
who appeared against him. In TIE letters written Tho
day before his death. he particularly denounced man Of
ALLEGHENY N Y, who, he asserted prevented the success
of MS petition for pardon lie expressed peculiar exs
neraton at the fact that the Aeganan was professor
ofChrisanity and called him hard names which We do not
IN cpeat These expressions regularly inter
spersed with the phrases indicative OF his iaih lie con
fpsses be says hopes ia the aioDemcnt; he expects
.'iifs everlasting" Ge says there are people In the
country who have offered 10 hang him Tor MONEY ih.n
he reiteraes his affection for his parents; again he tells
Of hs faith and "being saved from everlasting elc
then little more about that dog IN Allegheny But
as the alienation of these remarks concludes WIN MS
confident bOpes of Heaven, are obliged 10 ao5une
that the religious part Of hs banging "o' on ihe WHOLE
"a great success.