New-York tribune., 1877-04-30
GENERAL NOTES.

The decision in Ann Eliza's divorce suit
against Brigham Young increases the number OF lady
helps in Utah.
The monument to be erected at Pieve di
Cadore the tercentenary Of Tan's death will be
statue somewhat c-size. standing with the face
turned toward the cottage In WHICH ne DIST ID" 'uo
light.
There is to be q balloon ascension on the
opening day OF the permanent exhibition at Phladcl
phia The balloon about S5 feet high and 90 feet in
diameter and will be inflated with hot air from an iron
furnace or brazer in the basket Puyerized coke tho
el and the serOnaut il his own fireman and engineer
Prof Coleman, the inventor dlsDenscp Win the network
usually employed and substitutes for u series OF sors
sewe the OF the gasbag. lie says tnat ne VIII
the Atlantic in this balloon during the summer
Mr. Moody will rest few days from his la
bors ia Boston and visit his mother in Northbed Mr.
sankey will remain in Boston for two weeks Yesterday
their r. yiva labors in the Tabernacle came to an end
In about ten davs they will conduct special meetings In
Boston, continuing several weeks, and then Mr MOODY
will retire to Northhed for his of Summer rest
Efforts will be mad, to induce him to labor In Boston
again ring the Autumn. Collections were taken up yes
terday for The continuance OF the work al te idoerhc
Ex-GOv. Henderson of Texas is an old man
and paralytlc. His daughter Was out riding with him
about ten days ago. GavestoD they ronte
and finally found themselves in wilderness at night
their horse worn out with fatigue and the Ex-Governor
scarcely able w walk at ALL One night they passed IN
the carriage and another under tree. the daughter ID
the day time searching for some way out Of the wood
AT last on the third day. Sunday. in the forenoon she
heard a cow>bell ring. Passing up creek she found
ncSro cotce and an old man showed them the path to
sa4n, where they party Of 13 persons who were
looking for thein
The details of a recent riot at Denaby Main
Colliery were recited April Ia in English court
strike had been ordered and all the workmen had left
the PIT but their places had been taken by men who did
not belong 10 the union. One night when the men at
work e;t the pit OF 1000 coliers and Their
wives gathered TO meet them. The black sheep were
escorted by number of policemen, but this dd not pro-
vent them being kicked and assaulted The women
played very conspicuous part They were III charge Oh
man named Gregory who, attrcd in soldiers uni
form, with knapsack his back and cudge in his
hand formed them in ranks, and when the obnoxious
worl.men appeared cried Forward" His commands
were obeyed and onslaught followed. stones ahi
bricks fell IN showers many were s ~ i nr
homes of wIich were VT cked All ths time inc
moo kept yelling stone em Kill the black Sheep
and similar cries, and one man was seen prahu'snns
formldable-looking butchers knlfe.
A football match between Harvard and
princeton teams took place at Cambridge on SATURDAY, IN
the presence $500 spectators many OF them iadcs
Princeton the choice OF positions and took the ue'
fensiye Harvard led of with hne Kick, and aitcr ~
minutes OF spirited work gained " touch down." bus
failed to make goal vigorous struggle followed, In
which fine runnng, quick dOdging and agile kcks wero
seen but neither side gained anything before time WAS
called In the second contest Princeton soon got a
touch down." az Harvard had In the first but the oppo-
ston was too active for them 10 gain the goal and
II minutes OF hard work ensuod. Harvard scored
s.touch down and made goal. In the remainder OF
the game Mcrair, NiclIo and Potter OF the Princeton
Team were dsabied substitutes we're caieu ~ ano no
gao prolonged until time Wa called 40 1uIsiSr r s
clared the victor by one goal Tho hoiofs OF tio Gay
shared by Ncho Po,g and MsNar OF pTrso na ca,
ing of the Harvard Team.