New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-16
GENERAL NOTES.

A Michigan traDper furnishes what may be
clue to the mysterious fate Donaldson, the gnnast
and aeronaut He writes 10 The Chicago that
while he looking for trapping on the south
branch OF the Big Manstee River, after Donaldson
disappeared he found piece Of white asn about five feet
long with FIVE canvas ropes, and nvo feet OF Ee ana
some other kind OF goods made fast to that Not Tar
of was corpse lying face down. no coat or boots on
Near by thero envelope post-markod Detroit
Mich and add essed 10 one IN Chicago, and there
were pencil figure upon showing The direction OF the
wind The trapper supposed at tne time that the man
had been murdered by Indians
The cold South Fair is TO be all that the
patriotism and ingenuity Of the women OF Boston
make it, is be held until next December, but
the managers dosre enlist in advance the symrataes
and cooperation Of all who willing 10 raise hand or
contributes dime for the salvation OF the 80 hurch
The times different" they say; but d ,r mes
are those which try men's souls Provide So at
such times work, whica IL done at all No. n' 4ono
then work Is gwen us 70 do Let us do IL with all
our ght" Contributions OF either money OF material
in aid OF the tir Ray DC EN- 10 any meDSt o. .e
Committee or 10 the Ola SOuth Meeting mousse IL care VI
Mrs. III. &. HaSDTOucA.
During tho recent riot at San Francisco
largo number srny muskets stored In corridor
Of the prson and box OF cartridges was dropped
in corner When Murderer Hangs was arrested and
led INTO his cell his eye fell upon the brcech leaders and
the ammunition, and he az resolved never to hang
His friends easily struggled derrnger into his CELL but
inasmuch as he had moro confidence muskct than
pisto he requested smother friend to complete his ara
ment from the corridor. At midnight he wrots and
sealed letter to friend. and thc prepared for DEATH
noting the stages with great care ~ the back OF the Gu
yeOpe The coolest act of my life" trod INV der.
ringer but it missed fire twice. Now for my musket
tool" Trigger and toe worked well for Murderer Hanks
was found IN his cell dead as the man he had killed
More blue blood in a station-hOuse Baron
Won schedln fought for the Hapsburgs IN the revolution
OF 1913 in the campaign Of 1859 aud at sadowa, out
| toaa IN le
service which in Austria is under tho supervision OF
the Government Trained in the military schools Of the
Empire he had studied civil engineering and bs ne" POI
sitiou would have been one OF tetenure II he haa
chosen 10 remain there But he had listened TO seduee
tales OF adventures America, and he rashy resolved 10
push his fortunes in new country. His money gave
ont no worked farm In Illinois; he helped TO run
| COW mill. he WAS attacked with masria fever DO
shook and starved and starved and shook tnl hsp u
stumbled into s,atonh house IN 81 LOUIS AS. We, :, me
bas written 10 his brother, officer OF hg RANK ~ &
Austrian army and is Low awaiting remittance Ne -
will enable him TO return TO MS post III the narn
vice. Blue blood does not tell IN saN-hi1s "uu OSi
| yards. A.
A correspondent of The Pal Mall Gd'ets
describes the unfortunate accident which recently poie
Prince Amadeus in Turin. The Prince who IS yer! iOna
OF driving and good whip, had bought ycnhg Loi'''
which he wished to try in double and save orders
for il 10 be harnessed with saddle horse wh'en nc u'o
sometimes The pair. being amused 20 each other ara
being driven were very hdgetty and the Prince VINO W."
only accom- panied by groom. determined 70 'aAe '"
home after taking two turns In tic pnohc d'''
He accordng sly turned homeward the horses OH
AZ such a pace and being FESTIVE that !oice"'''
fearing some accident would happen, ron a:er the car
rage and after going short distance The noise o. TWO
carriages passing made them fairly bolt the fhne'
lost all command over them ana jumped from the car
rage alghtng his feet, but the Impetus oil tue ss
dashed him violently AGAINST tree, seriously DFu'Sns
nj, right shoulder and The brm OF his hst prcoa
byaayed his life; but as he was stunned ana ie'"
tina ground Tn, runaway horses. lof, {" themselves,
dashed the carriage pieces against lamppoS' "Du
were nuay stopped the servant who stuck 20 MS seS
was thrown out but esosped with Few o. ulses' a
villa the policeman who bad Followed me ,ssr
rcsch,d tbs Prince and, with The assistance OF oe
,ennla Who had run up, carried him Into the ncatos
foLse where a doctor cDdoayoed TO restore him 70 o"
"sness ana 40 far succeeded as 10 be able 70 romVse
st hafe long from the which no had been hf''
| LAID ~ a bed up stairs.
A correspondent of The London Times writes
| from Rome that no has not hoard single douD' 60