New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-22
GENERAL NOTES.

cruel farmer, up the Hudson, has sued a
young for fire, light and house-reut while counting
the housemaid in the kitchen. The datoFy lover has
induced his sweetheart to bring counersuit against
the farmer for arrears OF wages.
| Recourse was had to an unusual medical ex-
pedient the Of Henry Amtt Brown OF PhiIadeJ-
phla, Saturday night The patient very low and
his death seemed to be imminent. Dr. Wilson opened
vein and injected teacupfuI OF goats milk The
sick man soon rallied and rcgaiued consciousness SUI
fciently to whisper word The next day the operation
was repeated with beneficial results and CD Monday
patient seemed to have gained strength, although hs
still renamed IN precaTfOus condition
After the second attack upon the Emperor
william the brothers OF assassin who were officers
in the army, rendered their resigUatiOns but were
allowed to retain their places and to change their
name from Nobng TO Edeling. BY strange GOMEZ
dence, q Cologne who was formerly named
Becker and who, after Oscar Becker had attempted
assassiDate the Emperor IN 1853, changed his name
happened To select his wife's name which was NObng
He win now nave TO Try his luck again, II he insists
upon having name that is free from reproaeh.
A German turner in Philadelphia, who has
persistenty neglected support his wife. little body
with face explained his court last
Tuesday: Vel. Shudge manifacters vatebmen's ra
ties der best voJs made but DOT yomans tongue beats
my rates. She had me In brisOn eleien days cause
got insane tapping his headl shust ACCOUNT OF her
tongue Dcre's not anudder tongue in town like it.
can't go from home in dc morning mdout de DEVILS let
loose. She's enut TO set man Wild she gets loose
NIT her tongue" The magistrate manifested his sympa
thy In strange but practical fashion. lie committed
the prisoner To the House OF Correction three monib
where the poor man Will have cOmpet iyerance from
che rattle OF that womans tongue.
! In the language of Hamlet Memory holds
seat in this distracted globe" In every land statues
and busts being unveiled, memorials planned and
anniversaries of historic celebrated The last file
Of the European mail bears record OF this tendency Of
the tiues. The quiet village OF WedmOre witnessed
the OnethOusandth anniversary Of the signing Of the
peace whereby hOstes between Alfred the Great aud
the Danes were brought to an end. In St Mays
Church. Stafford. bust Of Izaak Walton unveiled
two weeks ago. OF Lamartne has been erected
at Macon within few days and colossal bust Of
Schubert Is 70 grace the Lederhalle Garden at SUIT
CART The centenary the birth Of Jahn the father Of
gymnastics, was observed week ago sunday by gym
nastc societies IN various parts OF Germany the nrst
prize for statue OF Spnoza 70 be set up az the Hague
has recently been awarded to krenehman. Many
French artists have asked the Government 10 send for
the ashes OF the painter David, which now lie IN Brus
sells.
| A duel between a Baptist minister and his SON
n-law, politician, at ten PAGES, was recently fought
In Western North Carolina. As the painful story Is told
in special dispatch from Charlotte TO The CtReHnaH
Enquirer. Major Andrew scroggns while N passion
stripped and whipped his wfe's sister, the youngest
daughter OF the Rev DR.. Wade Hill, AS the
father heard Of the Affair." be went 20 his son-inaw and
demanded explanation Major ScrOggins said he had
acted on an impulse o; the moment. DR.. Hill replied
they went to blows the minister had the best Of it.
Major scroggins went home, and after consulting with
bis friends sent challenge to the minister This was
Immediately declined The sOnin-law armed himself 70
the teeth and threatened to kill the Darson at sights
and the latter also bought a revolver One day they
CHANGED to horseback in the road near the min
ster's house. Aha !" cried the major; I've got yOn
now Ten minutes 70 say your prayersF Well, SIR
! Tm ready" responded Dr. Eil. "And so am !" said
the major +" May the Lord have mercy on us Ooth.
Iherenpun he 1Fed twice, neither en0t taking effect
The doctor then returned Che re, and killed his antago
instantly. lie then rode home, told the awful news
and surrendered himself TO the village authorities
! An account of a recent miracle is furnished
by the Rev. Father Durn, OF the missionaries OF the
sacred Heart, 10 the last number OF The annals The
incident is related by s. NJ Garcia, of the Convent OF the
Holy Family Baltic Conn. Last April one OF the SIS
tiers accidentally broke the second JOINT of her right
thumb. The doctors set it and kept it bandaged for
about ten days IL very painful and rendered the
sister quite incapable OF writing though she was stu
able 70 preside over class When the Damages were
removed the snews contracted though the bone
had been well set that the Sister could not move the
thumb she discovered too that at the end 1t par
alyzod "Our anxiety for orr poor Sister" says the
correspondents and desire that she should be cured
became so ardent that seeing chance OF succeeding
by human means, turned to an uufaing source OK
comUassion, namely, tho Sacred Heart OF Jesus. The
feasi OF our Lady Of the Sacred Heart approaching,
and through her powerful ntercesson we determnedo
Sisters cure. On the Jay Oi th'
the SISTER felt sensation il part Of the thumb Which
circumstance greatly increased our confidence. NO
further change took place aud we concluded Noyena
on the Feast Our Lady OF the Sacred Heart by gen
eral communion. The Noyena finished but the day
itself had not como to close, and 80 We stu Kept
hoping on. School-time came, and Sister had to%ot0
her class with but little courage. For weeks she
bad not been able hold pen and another Sister had
10 write exercises on the blackboard for her, She bad
hoped 10 no cured but now. feeling the thumb ns as
dead as befoie she thought that 10 was not G0ds VIII
that she should he cured she resigned berset per
fecty 70 Ills good pleasure aud endeayOred 10 apps
herself her class duties Suddenly she felt warm
glow rush through her hand and arm and in IN instant
| she could move the long immoyable thumb lug
cure represented to have been instantaneous ana eo
plete. The physician who was IN attendance eerunos
| the correctness OF tho statement
PUBLIC OPINION