New-York tribune., 1876-07-26
GENERAL NOTES.

A death from an insect sting is reported in
Montreal.
The Lynde Brook reservoir, near Worcester,
will not be completed this Thorough" is tue
word this time.
A coal vein has been discovered in Los
Angeles Cal There ought to be enough coal III tiat
section 20 warm up the earthquakes.
f. ID. Holton of Wisconsin has imported from
France two Percheron Normandy stations. They weigh
about roo pounds each, of - dapple gray color,
anout old, AMI l6 hands high TINS oreea Is oeea
at every in Pari5in front o. an omnibus.
The new homeopathic college in Chicago is
an olshoot from the Iahnemann There was doctors
rangc ten of the thirteen professors rendered their
designations, and the new institution was founded
free dspensary s ataS ned to Tie college and there Is
u corps OF professors and lecturers lhS Is one oi the
few doctors quarrcls that end we'll
The floods have clapped their hands to the
edihcaton OF Oregon farmers. There is rich aiiu'.a
deposit from to four inches in depth In the bottom
lands oi the Columbia River The protractod Overflow
has made the low iand conpatayrB hlgh Etouhu' ant
las stimulated its fertility. The farmers have learned
that ito no use crying over spllt water.
Lieut.. Alfred B. Johnson, in a letter to lns
father Gen. Il. W. johnson of -. Paul, expresses hls
conviction that Gen. Custer had idea OF the size OF ae
Indian camp which he attacked Poor Casters tlouoes
IN this world are overt" he excains He fell llAe
gallant soldier as he was, aud The savages ,n,ins
"a great brave refused To scalp or otherwise u.h.
late his person You would be surprised 70 see the small
piece of ground II took 10 hold tustcT's dead lbty e
iust where jney fought, ana the space where over w
mcn pied up not much over Two or three thos
larger than our yard. The men, horses and mules were
piled up over and across ana undcr tach 0llt' lcsN'
Ing one of the most horrible sights ever saw
The most prominent librarians iii the country
are 10 hold a IN Philadelphia on Oct. A. Ine
Boston Athenen, the Boston Public Library the Pi0'F
dcnoe Athenuum, the AsOr Society, Mercantile aud AP
pr,ntccs Libraries OF New-YOrk the Brooklyn M'it1F
ulc the philadelphia Mercantile the St. Louis Mtcah."e'
the Cincinnati and Indianapolis LihrTies and also
number Ot college Libraries VIII be represented lHcN No
mttce of Arrangements are providing tol paper ~
discussions which cannot fan 10 Interest Tie iu'O %
wen ~ The librarians themselves. lnasmueh ~ INC -
lcses To De largely aud lnclllScntly lcpitseH'
lin b. Dexter for Yale ANA r. \. Guild fol Bro%ILn.S
would not this De gool theme tor dscussion: po''"
university need an iGeal or "A working liDraryf
Who says that the days of romance are NUM-
bcred 1Iey peasants In blue blouses' ,'Y.
worked in the garden ~ tho chateau, ana thcy ie
love with their employers daughters. who' as 'Ho w
ballad has il "rccprocate IT," The young laaicS WIZ
handsome and accomplished speaking freneh, LA'"''
and Italian luently, aud each was eht-ued 70 m
on coming OF age. Their father. an elderly French b
tlcnlan discovered morning that they lha ''V. -
with HE two Young gardeners. He followed tho TX TX
aways ntloss ihe Channel to southampton ana g.
them at IiycrpoOl The Paulines dld nOl Mis W sui
their Cautes and hence there were tears s, nu.
vows aud tually parting The yOans EluS' ,h .tier
der pge-oup beng 10 and the Ottcr lfhu "
cxercssI his parental authority. Their shse',,r ,,nSrA
nrtty boys of IL aud lIlecidcd 10 SET sa Io' Inn.
Militant deIaV. lhe older lady whispered 70 - scy.
boru lover that size would soon oe o aSo, and erd
eraI thousand francs year IN her own sh,, % %'osecay
So they parted Ii you don't say is 10 . p va. ls
from thc gardens of romance, ns5 |ou ho''A wv
Lady OF Lyons again