New-York tribune., 1876-07-27

~ rooure those who drink TO apply for license ana TO
give notice OF such application o9 phhers If country
month IN the newspapers. Ihe puDhs"ei' VI ''
Newspapers will champion the relorn' .
Tbo suneriptendent of the new cemetery III
-, X IT has a tape-llnc in his pocket. but pre-
n little poetry his soul He cut down wn'te oaA
60 in the burying ground ana found mpeuue" III i
-. Wis, of woman's hair. Instead OF warming up up
rear a., % of few glowing stanzas on tue hii.e na
Az a.. tyIite white oak in Gods acre ne IOok te &
IN wy t bis pocket and proceeded TO make ISN
hne out :" n on,etcr OF the section, iuches ltnsi o
the u,r = inches; period uinS mIl IN rroy,h of the
% tnc ben i'm tne tree estimated from the grown VI 'no
'iIna' na',o,oss,pcn may not have learned the
.~Si ,inciple that the cheaper currency VIII croWd
49,, i.arer but the merchants OF Virginia Cl'E nave
80 so Trade dollars have been brought INTO inc Town
w a., . and sold at a discount to the MINERS VINO re-
oeye their wages gold T6e miners soG WJt 70 in
f ~ meet their and pay their fciAht carEtS
tbe merchants had TO pay hcaVy premium pre- NUN Vm ej
" toym an ant Silver league and to dtcaIc that uS
uol,tbcT silver coin would be taken at par III SUNS oi
a. "r less Congr sSmen will please take hoie
Tho diamond drill is gambling tool IN
-. cc,enck does not think so, nor his partner
r,epor ". Park; but c. W. Bonypge N1e-PreSue"' Vi
.h san Francisco Board OF Brokers, does since It's
~. 5,ai he saws. al have been but a light opera
Cor for [ would rather play AGAINST lo"t'" "'Vo VI
,od cards and have better chance OF winning rms
nd s,,aT that has enabled the managers oi M ne
Is - 1T away ahead into the ground lh'l '',i 81 i; ~;
pun5rcds of feet horizontally, ana lho!SaIu t t
num-. tbpS enabling them 10 know exactly wheH 10 Sg
out and when get in; even after Il pouy -, 'c,tc
scbed and they commence 10 extract II thS ] can " arc
N -, n,.itlon of the walls. They can carry
eTceyations up and within io4t OF Tue H T Tx IL
ieaye Off fhe faces still showing hle oe ,.rv Iroiut
@ oyert in and show world OF ore AT ever! Poi"''
when The whole mine may he but a shell g,
Curley. Clusters Indian scout, who eScapeu
death by drawing his blanket about him after 'he fashion
~ te sjoux and dashiug through the enemy hne' S'
that the firing during the battle was continuous
ute the snapping Of the threads in the tearing ol
,,o,..t The troops expended all the ammunition III
,nr holt and then sought their horses for tho reserve
,,u,ior carried In their saddle pockets As long as
their o1mrpiti III held out, the troops thouIh
sjderaDy in the fight atained iHer POSITION ~
of ali he efforts OF the sioux. From the WCihl-
their fire toward the close or the ailclhool ,o ,,
o1meare1 TO believe that their ammunition VS. apU' ~
banfsted and they made q grand nnil chISc,I u ''o
course of winch the last OF the COiihu wa" - ,',,,
Uero Filled with arrows Custer remained alVc tnlou-h
the greater part OF the enS"SoH'eH'' "li"'e ~
to determined resistance .
While Prof. Bell is tuning up his phonetic
organ in Boston and whistiag America" 1" ana "Auli
lang svus" down the wires the edicanon of tclc-
anb onerator in New-YOrk, Nature has set her storm
orchestra at work upon some WagHeIlan studies hef
most remarkable freak has been shower OF eooicd ha
stones in the Blue Mountains. A Northern Berk'
correspondent of The Pcading Eagle after dc
.crbinc the rafting Of the heavens, the echoes of
the great surprise: "Wo astounded at The
grandeur of a mountain hail-StOrm; but Whei
we examined the hailstoEes and found some oi
them of dull green color and theirs blue we
were douhly mystfed They perfectly Opaque and
seemed to be glass globes filed with dull cooring mat
ter They were very cold, hard, ana not IN meillnt
mood. Some large as walnutS. may siy lh'N
averaged thar size. We drew forth water from the w'
and enptitd about three quarts Of halSoneS Vi pdl
of water The water was not discuOred N the least
never drank glass ice-water before as cold IS tha
was II had a peculiar sulphurous taste, very n"'
tbe water from the Hot Springs. AT mrs
none OF us cared to drink too much OF H. pn
we finally concluded II could -bt Kill Ms, and We parl0oE
colOusly Of Tire after taste finally got 10 De blttc
and the hail melted became stronger We tled l'
preserve the haiistones by freezing large hunher 10
gether but the next morning by 10 O'Clock TIE mass haC
melted and that the last Of Our mysterious te o.
our travel met DR.. Kirby, ana we were pIcaSct
TO learn that he had halSUncs OF thS Stne storm
He nrononced 10 a most wonderful freak OF nature. VI
atiIib0c, It purely electricity and the combnai"A o
various currents of atmosphere bearing unOn t,c ran
drops 7ic up in the clouds. He said Le was sho"u
specinen Of dark green hail that seemed 10 have animal
mater in H. one stone shaped like hanuon, and
the other had sinc Of phosphorus That had reddsL