New-York tribune., 1877-08-20

-. ,No ,ouovinc question OF damages r"'''
.s.n,-eener was carrying home eohssnnpe ,, -. h,
i,o,s A. stined for the cousumpuoh o' ~ r.. ,ras
sa,o,lv when ae was followed Dy naN1'S - time
rro,rl,e about The dog. after SHINING ~ ar,cron
f''" - - the man. made dart NJ cn'cA'"
round ino n''-S ,orc other dantics, from his arm
"' ,,of n nv the legs he succeedeo III n'"n''s
N"'i'. 81 ,o Of IT, but not before the owner hAu
- his wicked design Inc snoPh.FSlt ,bot tbe
, ,ys chase at once. and Win sum % @ ,ea Rue de
Cox '5b an speed. The eur ran against an m bs
Itai,n bov VINO was earryihg tray ~ ~ s,,nfs aud
bS 80 ,srs yirg1ps was brought 10 the giOnuu anu
Il1@ssSed VINO is to pay for those imagest
somebody blundered on the Detroit Dranch
., the Lake Shore Railroad last week. Jhe Cah'u'
southern express train waited near Toledo ior 'ne
Iou express on the wabash road and nnaiy recel'eu
- from tine train-sender 20 run wild" Az Ar Line
rncton the conductor learned that freight fah No %
had been abandoned and accordingly he slghale" 'no
engineer 10 20 on. II midnight ana tnere was I"
dense fog: the train running along lobs g"
the raie Of thirty miles hour; and uundlus On 'e
soe track in the onposite direction was the ireigh'
train The fireman of the engine OF the express "a'"
saw light on the track and jumped Tor MS ne' in'
opgipeer vhistled down brakes" reversed the engine
and remained at his post with his mana on 'ne Ie'
and his eyes fastened on the approaching engine Ae'e
was Great crash the engines ana freleht cars "ere
rcS the passenger cars remained on the track and
nlHlN
Iproned in shapoless wreck Of iron, steel ana Woou
tn s-r, oscaping from the shattered fues ana flames
RACING behind him, be had paid the pehaity oi ~
hr,vs blnder An iron rod was driven IN between ms
blades, MS skull was tossed INTO tue CAP anu '
Scdv ,v,s iainaed between the boiler ana tne teuuer
NJ - hut stOp! il is not worth while 70 MI. mdu
who dies like hero in saving ms felloN cIea'ucs
Lewis Young was his name
A war correspondent of The DAILY Nelcs OF
rondo complains the telegraph is the daughter OF
,bs bors-l.ech crying ever, Gve GIVE" and that op
ortppies are wasted FOR writing sketches Of camp and
bvouac which would interest those who do not care for
news alone Then he outlines letter which he might
have written tell NJ how good General Arnold, an artist
no less than soldier was wont OF sunsniny afternoon
10 get ont his waercol0r portfolio, and summoniDg an
artist eomrade to carry BIN to the vicinity OF some
ricture,oue old water MILL or some Bulgarian cottage
among the trees whose foliage contrased with the mel
low red Of It's tiled roof and how the pair were absent
tn after the shadows had heightened and the soft sloan
ing lad set in, when they would return each
with some addition To his accumulation Of sketches
1t would have been pleasant. he adds TO write
OF the long evenings when the landscape grew
grevpr and gTeyer, till the moon rose
snd baed the scenes IN It's tender white hight in whose
beaus Tie s.a lay the grass round the steamng Tea
nm Blsln DriesOn the commander o. the d'lsin, ar
fine cavalry officer as crossed horse, discussing
cavalry tOrics with old cavalry mau of anpnrf ser
yiea: vonug NOrvOiitz, his ade-ie camp, throwing IN
nces Servian campaigning; Arnold gossip
ug about art and aDOur lis pretty children whose pnptO-
graphs the grzed old veteran carries ia the case on MS
oft breast: and his Kay young aide a> mHch ifthch-
man Russian, hummus song when the conversation
LaLsulsled