New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-26
GENER1L NOTES.

A Kansas judge was recently prciuding q
sentence OF death with most pathetic review Of tho
criminals life. which he was holding up as warning TO
all evildisposed persons when he was astounded an
silenCed by the prisoner cOOlly ntelTuptng: Never
mind the obituary Judge just give Us the day for the
funeral"
Mr. Bowles, of The Springfield Republican,
writes from Denver, Colorado in enthusiastic apprecia
ton Of the excellent climate OF the territory He is of0pin
ion that nvalds troubled with consumptve dyspeptc
tendencies greatly benefited by the fresh pure air
o. tne plains Bt ne edI M Cano1 aoS srHsy en-
give against the coming hither OF any who bave add
ed liberation to tubercuar deposits on their lungs"
Let those who have given their affection to
the Bologna sausage relish, read with horror thar In
Troy. John shaddOck has been discovered by tho
police converting juvenile veal the heads OF calves
well as their entras into the sausages Aforesaid Car
ried before court of justice, ne pleaded that he
nativity and that he was totally ignorant bot Of tie
English Language and American law He was released
upon condition Of immediately changing his business
Cases like this give rise in every iastidOus mInd TO
melancholy reflections.
The dwellcrs in a sprightly Kansas village
called GraSshopper Falls, having Initiated the classic
jumper who landed in bramblebusb, now ycarn for n
less animated and yet their yearnngs mingled
with rembngs lest in changing they may be unfor
tunate they were few years since. Nine years ago
aristOcratc name of Sautrclle. Their happiness was
speedily succeeded by modification, for the new title
was degraded TO Sow-ia" and ere long letters
came to them addressed with that disgusting pervcrsion
The next legislature urged to prompt action BY the VIII
layers, restored the original GraSShOpper.
Rather remarkable story is told in The
Louisville Commercial of "arstocratIc lady in that
city who left the residence Of her husband and
found drunk low hut occupied by colored folks She
was extremely unwilling TO go home, where she had six
children, hut was finally persuaded to do 40. The wo
formed in alucnt circumstances and there is other
for her extraordinary conduct than the passion
for alcoholic stimuants which has taken possession OF
her body and mind. In word, she IL victim of ONO
mania and "a proper subject for medical restraint and
treatment OF such delicate and peculiar character that
the chance Of her obtaining 1t Is very small.
Who can tell all the virtues of Printers Ink,
that wonderful composition which has revoutonized
society. sand brought moro than thousand different
kinds Of pills into fashion But yet another triumph has
1t gained for according to correspondent Of The Nassa
chhsettS HiOughmGn, Printers Ink applied 10 trees Will
kin grubs II may be urged that there novelty about
ibis and that II has killed great many ubs before OF
the political kind TO name no others. The ink Is un
healthy condition and at any rate 1t !; worth trying
apple trees. IL must be mixed with some cheap
OIL and applied upon tarred paper both in the Fall and
Spring.
1t ought to be mentioned that despite all the
troubles in Paris tho PhlanthrOpcal Society Of Master
Taors has issued u prOnuncamento OF the fashions
You must blue coat in the morning and black
dinner. Tho blue coat must have three buttons
only the fore part Dinner must be eaten in rowsers
OF black doekn, with plain side There other
minute directions, OF which talors throughout the uni
verso requested to take respectful notice. Probably
extremely hungry Frenchman might be persuaded 10
eat his dinner IL he could get only ON that condition
IN blue coat without any buttons at all. Starvation Is
importnate, aud IL shpwrecked people eat each other
sharpset may DO pardoned for dining even In his
shirt sleeves.
The Philadelphians are constructing q gor-
stained glass window to perpetuate the memory
OF Benjamin Franklin. This Is to be placed In the College
OF Philadelphia, Of which Franklia the founder
The cost betrayed by the alumni OF the College The
window VIII be divided into three compartments In
which u h proposed to put portrait Of Franklin the
coat of-arms Of William Penn, who granted the first
charter to the College In 1885, aud OF the state OF Penn
syvana which granted the present charter In 1891 The
lower portion OF the window Ia divided by muons into
hye panels On tho center panel will DO inscribed
"HriPnf carlo nimen, seeptrumqne Wdnnis and under
meath civic On the panels on QUO side or the
center will DO placed pictures of the Old Academy In
Fourhs of tho printing press used by Dr. Franklin in
London, and OF tho first discovery ot electricity ON the
other aide picture OF tho present University, of the
latest Improvement In tho printing poss. aud Of the
newest u IograpLic machine.