New-York tribune., 1877-09-29
GEYERAL NOTES.

The Dartmouth Freshmen have adopted caps
and gowns.
A champion of the cause of Liberian Exodus
assured the negroes Of Charleston. last week. that the
septre OF the world was within their grasp Negroes be
said had founded and held the Jews in bondage
and the African by returning MS native heath might
yet rule the world a. III the 0!deu DAYS
An Irish cooper was summoned before
magistrate in Cork three weeks ago. for neglecting 10
support lis wife. He had married rich widow had
wasted marriage portion, and when she was reduced
TO dcstitutio' had deserted His defence had the
merit OF novelty sne had a son by the first msIrisge
and the young man ought TO support MS mother & Ins
magistrate him to jail for three months IN order
thai he might have opportunity Tor revising MS NO
tons OF matrimonial obligations
In the watches of the night there flashed
across the wires Dubuque the peremptory order from
waterloo: Arrest stickley and red-headed girl"
There had been drtatIOn tyranny and e0pement The
bnghtharcd lass had dropped from secondstory win
Cow Of her fathers house and had been caught by the
Samuel IN waiting and twain had fed from the roof
and gardenence of the oppressor. They iourneyed to
Dubuque u freight ear and hired Jolly fisherman 70
carry them to Dunleth in SKIN; ana thence theY SCI
out FOR Fairplay Wis. where they expected 10 find
minister justice who would marry them. On the
road he payed with pistol Whsh ne & Carried III nis
through the palm Of bis hand and entering his eft hg
The wounded lover bandaged his wounds and the compile
Fastened to Fairplay where they could ind neither
instice nor minister. SOemnly ana sOrrOWfuuy tley
tn Dnneith where the redheaded lass tarried
while her lover TO Dubuque to have his wounds
dressed when he returned with bandages and fresh
Vows the Detectives had taken lady home toomin
ous word for the wounded and discounted warrior =
Waterloo.
Muckers! That explains it. 1t is now sew
era months since the Harvard appeared on the
Connecticut but world still turns over uneasily in
IL bed every night at twelve O'Clock sharp and asks:
Why did they put up the signboaid about Reporters
and L0aiers :" II is quite clear II ~as the muck
ers In a card published in The Crimson. Captain W A.
Bancroft makes tins plea reporters came to our
boat-house and interrupted when were busy, in
stead Of coming quarters they should when we
were unemployed The float and grounds about the
boat-h0nse sWarmed from time 10 time with what we,
al Cambridge, call muckers.' These oafers intruded
upon us work in the bost-house. got IN
when we were going out or coming IN with our
boat. and provoked generally with Their insulting re-
These actions the part OF the reporters ana
l0aters beginning fret and rritate the crew-a
In training when the crew should feel IN
Grse spirits and should be kept free from every annoy
that rOssiby be avoided There these an
noyances becoming serious that t-ey were begnnDg
Interfere with chances Of we put up the
sign for the purpose Of gtng nd OF nuisance, intend
ing 70 take other steps necessary or cOurse MUCK
unpleasant Let the sign-bOard be revised
20 a 70 read Reporters and loafers, gentlemen and
Euckcrs not wanted here"