New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-29

-, ,vo,una spreading destruction around.
r. n, the villages were partially swept away
S srcat deal Of tho cotton crop was ruineo'
anu .,o,,es are related OF the suferngs Of the ma
-, no driven from their homes, had 10 SWIM ior
uNcs' T, one case cited by correspondent OF
tne" ,,J d,ondon), an Arab tried 70 save bimsyI
inc Stop.@s N a buffalo, which managed u SWIM Saiey
by il found some hours altgf wlt t , sv
20 land w, man still cliDgiHg 10 the anlafs l Dlb
unior I'LL The liicless bodies OF Iatler anu eht,
gne each others arms were noated Oh 10 w.. pae
lOekea a,ce Mace some Localities the water tnte
Ds ago was stll six feet deep over d"e IN, iu near
town of TamanOud, Nhich s'a"uS VIZ ' f
,Ss river was an island
In Russia there are districts Where IL Is
- one may PASS through population OF huhoieu
,,a N ople without seeing anything III lne l'i" ~
-, .vceot the SlavOnic Bible or tne "en-"Oih 'u"
:, on osieial According to correspondent W ano
VI I,-,se there are in Moscow. town OF eoo'oVV
,,,,o,ts only four five Russian booh-shoiS "'r-
80 Of the name while there are four German Snop ,
zap il better of but it has only hity pooK-sei-
- ar one 10 every $4,000 persons 1heSe towns 49,
:, curse the centres from whlch proceeu tno P"''
,,,ns that simply the rest Of the Empire ""1S"" "'
e vendor Of books TO every 10000 people, ana Oo''
onc 20 every 10000 but half OF che ODESSA SHOPS
decayed condition. CroDstadt, in spite OF It's l"I
-, NJ educated officers and Finnish sailors mas
-, TOO sbors to A. 900 people Abo, III fihanu vi"
10 20 600 and Omsk, the exile centre Oh o.-' ~,
the size OF the future university one " I''VV.
,ol, T,shkcpd Il the worst OF AL having Only si-
booksbop TO 5000 people, and that Dad one laHue
,ncia Russia the proportion OF booksellers 10 the
- onl,tion ia roughly estimated to be one to every
So o6 peor.e while at all viii be 1ound III toWhS
bgyiYg iess taan 10000 inhabitants Al tue same 'I
mated that Odessa correspondent or inc
I,e9 , gazette reports THAI tnree best hooks on
farming in south Russ are purchases chltH Uy IL
iisbmcn one bookseller tO him that he sofa IWlcg as
many OF those books to Englishmen that ne dlo !" rus
eians ard that the purchasers were eltnGd If
men who had bought farms II the nG6hOOfhOouo VI
Odessa.
Four stories of love and marriage from many
lands: well TODD minister OF faith described as OF
thodox" loved young lady in Shirley, Mass VINO was
already engaged to poor young man. To the poor
man the wcltodo minister speedily went, and made hlm
nm offer of 81 900 If he would rcnqmsh his cIaih'
pleading that the young lady was not fitted TO be a
moor mans Wife-not able" he said, to Withstand the
trials OF life and do the washing" "A German VINO ha
not lived long IN London applied in court for divorce
from his wife and pleaded his himself Inc luuSe
declined TO accept his testimony as conclusive "here
upon the petitioner fourished in his hand ed Great
Seal oh Germany" But the dismissed and ne
Turned upon his heel threatening that he would COM
plain to Prince Bismarck, and crying out against
"dis Won rascilly England in ych no JooSuce
Good pc had."....An excursion party went from
Troy TO ckaway Beach last summer. an one or the
young ladies while bathing was carried out by the IN
dertow and seemed likely to drown when young man
rushed into the water aud saved her life. When they
returned TO Troy he coured her, and they have Just
been married. The story would be iresGer one
IL they had not been Herr Bohren lived In switzerland
and married him wife. He afterwards lie t both nef
and bis native land and came 10 tuls csuIl-
Try. The wife heard nothing from o him ,, un-
mi word came that he dead. she t1cn
married Herr Zumbrunn. But a few weeks ago herr
Bohr returned ana claimed her for his VIE By the
law thar country IL was peri city clear whether sne
was his wife or Herr Zumbrunus. Herr Zum0rann re-
fused to give her mp, aud she refused TO co. lawsuit
wa brgun but, while It was IN progress Herr Bohfsn
armed himself with a pistol and shot the
second husband in the arm and chest wound
ING hlm serlOusy. Thus curious situation may
arise civil court is engaged in ascet tanning 10 whch
of these two men THIS woman IS legally welded ana
criminal court will be occupied with tue tai OF eT nSt
husband Tor the attempted murder OF her second IN 1e
event OF her being declared the wife of Boren ana H. as
Is likely enough he should be condemned TO lmprsOn-
ment FOR life she VIII be In the unfortunate position OF
having lost her second husband and found her hrst only
10 lose h and without possibility of marrying another
So long s the latter may 1--we