New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-13

~. Queen was recently prepared praying that this
NIGH be done -
S;uce the compulsory abolition Of the famous
- festival Of Juggeruaut, IN the province Of Arissa
I the great shriuo Ia IN serious trouble. Although
MINOR Is heard that the priests possess secret treas
80 70 an untold amount, it cannot pay It's debts or
,t,r its priests Years before the English Govern
- dared TO suppress the festival, the more intelligent
ionic OF India. whether Christians or not admitted
should DO suppressed. The time was when there
80 hundreds ready 70 die under the ponderous wheels
s monstrous chariot but the period OF this sort OF
saee was passed many years ago. Since the ear ies
,i was suppressed, there are, however. as admitted
A. Rengal newspapers. annual orgies Of an abominahle
sa carried on within the walls OF the temple ITSELF
iiat speedy steps should oe lakeR 9I .uo
ybeD lead In matters Of reform in India But u mas
VII Iojpted out as an important question whether
DEL ~" h. any interference with native congregations
when their solemnities are conducted within the pre-
rinets OF their own religious buildings.
A vatchman on board a Lake steamer which
hound from Cleveland for the West. and had stopped
:, acoaling-staton at night. met with an experience
Iast week which might be called thrilling While alone
a., deck bathing his arms and shoulders in water be
heard familiar step which he reooguizedtO be that OF
Newfoundland dog who bad long been favorite with
,sopie accustomed to life at the landing "Wel, old
Iaek" said the Waterman, "are You hungryf Wait
minute and III get you bone." at the time pat
ding him on the side Tho next moment loud noise on
deck called everybody up from below. WITH their COM
ing the noise increased until general commOton regned
throughout the vessel Instead of the good dog Jack
This visitor OF the night proved TO DO nothing less than
an enormous bear. He had been during the pre-
yous day swimming from the Canada shore In
one OF the connecting the lakes, and by some
means had found bis way from the dock ~ the deck O
the vessel During the night OF the discovery there wa
tle sleep the vessel and half rs POPULATION souge
protection by climbing the Rigging. VITA an axe az
Weapon the bear was finally driven ashore but not until
be had received a deep wound IN his shoulder
Plague spots: Grenada is without city
government and burglaries frequent. A drygoods
store has been robbed Of articles worth 81 900, and
vriyate residence OF $500 in vauables. bank con
tanning $4,000 to the credit OF the sufferers is closed
and uneuarded, the cashier being sick. An English
setter followed his masters coffin to the grave, showed
seps OF grief refused bis food would not leave the
cemetery aud dled grave OF his lost fiend In
one OF the Memphis banks relief committee deposited
& 600 ana fed the money could not be drawn except
on their order and they could not be found. Well
known people in NeW-Orleans sick Of the foyer have
their names suppressed out OF consideration for the
feelings Of absent friends There are 100 whites ana
700 negroes remaining in Brownsville, Tenn and the
negroes are bosterOus and nsolen bOasng that they
win do nothing and will compel the whites to furnish
them food. Three imported cases have appeared in
Nashville one of them being student at Fisk Univer-
Orleans fOrtyhree Chinese labOrers Telling 10 get WORK
on rice plantation because OF the owners alarm IRON
the fever were found hudded together IN starving
condition. About $50 refugees have arrived IN chicago
have gone through to points IN Wisconsin ana Mime
sofa MISS KATE COfman, who was called the Dei4e OF
Grenada, and "the most beautiful woman IN the
South" is among the dead, her father and mother