New-York tribune., 1877-10-20
GENkRAL NOTES

Fnterprse IL the life of trade, bnJ certainly
=, Fo. undertaken has Just carried it little too Far.
He exhibited ia the window Of his sor,' duly placardcd
buried
After three hundred wears Of absence, shoals
o. herrn appeared this year on He coast oi DonnafS
The nsh was many centuries tho cLi source Of rove
rue the and the Danes naii none iAat II
may not soon again i%ap9tei rs ~ u'u 9u4dou'' OI'
Autumn over 500 yc-rs ago.
An English clergyman, stationed at COOnoor
IN India viii probably herea ter. t the eud OF his me-
always have a barometer in his pulpit on Sundays.
While reading a sermon about the great drought IN
India lately a storm suddenly ard at the very
moment when lie was describing elOquently cow the
heavens were as brass snd the earth tbirsct a0d was
n1 satisfied tho rain desceudeG N rrcnts TIE mem
beis o. the consre CATION al the sgue Oucnt were thns
iug about tn drencAlns thef seI ants ah' Carriages
we're getting.
Chcken-rearing by machinery has reached
IT, asi and most glorious perod-t even supplies an or
tarial mother hen for the guleess chicken to brood
under 40 ant aud ay u in moments o peril during the
osy Tho hyroEere is french invention, and striKngly
rcscnbcs real hen IN all but particular beneath
is downy breast instead % warm heart there y only
Thus. one after another BY the chlcken-
chine anf nor by the hesress hydrOmere are the limo
cent JOYS Of ofclickeuhood vanishing.
Rover" beloved dog of Good VIII Fire Com
pary Of Harrisburg. Penn died on sunday last lie was
a white Newfoundland above the average size Of the
breed ana mai greatly eldeared himself 20 the members
Of hecomp,ny b. his faithful attendance al es and pa
fdes and his onate disposition After death no lay 10
state FOR several hours the engine house He was placed
f. neat pine box upon bed of frcsh nyrtleles'es Flow
ers and eranum leaves were ste~n over the body and
small Gag, placed about toe box Al nightial Ween
nearly 1000 persons had visited the engine house me
a. buried IN he yard surrounding the OndnE anu
tle rft bell was tolicd iu his honor.
The London World tells why ,he Pope dis
used biz ,d PLY soian. Dr. Pellagao. II says: One
morning he Pope. foeLg good deal oi soreness on ono
o. Is shoulders. drew Prllagallos attention 10 H. The
doctor looked at the place recognized the presence o. IN
ttnmnou Jumped at he conclusion that ey ipelas hd
IT, and left the Vatican convinced that The days OF fins
* we're numbered Crossing tie bridge ~ - Angelo
h. TIE correspondent of tle hGsone Oh his way to
&C. Vatican In search Of material. How ~ the Hoy
Fstler thi. morning he inquired. The doctor shook
Biz head and pronounced the word cryspe.as D'O nio
then hl. er isuearr Exactly so and tho press man
vhosd round went direct 10 the telegraph ON = aud
vir,o the r Important news 20 hi paper The dscom
iu fDf hy The Pope wds caused by Lolhhs NOISo tnh
The doctor the irritation spread Co the Ponshs temper
and feiiagtlo wac discharged
The intense excitement of the pOpulace IN
Paris us before the late elections, caused political
demonstration even ia the Theatre Francss IL was
one-aoi drama called la JOE fl Peur." written with
Out tholgi Of politics, by ! r. dc Girardin that brought
On the demoustratiou. The drama II about mother
Who informed that her only son 81 dead Sympatmsng
friends TEL Der that the news may not be true nho r.
ples that she tc notice Of her sons dcath m an O
0a Government report. and that the GoveTnmsnt would
not ue what was After she has nepeatod tis
remar several times the snpleton Of the play retorts
Bot the Goyernn mt ma dscev Itself" No sooner had
the pronounced word than an old gentleman
n the pafauct loudly cried cut VERY trle. IN an.
oher .ec0ud the entire audience was upon Us iect HL1
Shouted s assent 20 od e,nsemsn- -femirE WIZ
tlc food 81 cheering that the play nad 10 be stopped
~ feU momeuts
The Skobeleiis have singular origin. In
1882 tho Emperor Nicholas, who az a review OF MS
Whole army ordered General skobelor 4 select the
nues men IN the army 20 form into body Of Imperial
Guard, In the first regiment examined the General
same stalls young soldier who far surpassed
he Comrades IN appearance. The soldier shd that hf
tame Kobeled. sBd that he came from village 10
Tie province Of NOvg0rOd. The General upon hearing
ts reply h inquiry he nad made, seemed greatly h
Nsed aud being told that t only the youth OF no
beef that had hnderei his advancement from the anAs
a. once orders that be should be male non com
nis-ioned officer. That evening Gen raj ssobeeh' AZ
encr given 10 the officers Of the regiment 20 which Kobe
En belonged. told an AneodOte. lie said that many
teAis before. when he private soldier he was on
s-Asd ORe day a. tie Winter Palace. While keeping