New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-06
GENERAL NOTES.


GENERAL NOTES
The Yale Faculty are enforcing the .yrincipls
OF responsibility Of college journalists. The president
announced on Thursday the passage OF the following
ordnance No student shall prepareor cause 10 be pre-
pared or publish to be published any paper.
whether a single issue periodical, on which the
name OF the responsible editor proprietor IS not
stated and copy Of every periodical or other pubca
ton prepared edited published by under the drec
ton OF any member of the college, shall be deposited at
the College Library"
All the evidence concerning the capsiZing OF
the English traningship Eurydice of the Isle of Wight
on March "a indicates that the vessel carrying
much SAIL although oil who in the vicinity and the
crews other ships admit that the sanai came mp with
almost unexampled rapidty. On the following day, az
precisely the same hour, Captain Baker, formerly
officer sat on his porch overlooking the very spot
where the Eurydce went down, and while he was de-
scribiug to a correspondent Of The London NeTs the
Of the gale to prove andflustate
WAS less severe suddenly rushed through the Shankln
wind-gdp aud whitened the Channel murky atmos-
phere and furry OF again obscured the view for
half an hour. and then the wind died out and the sun
shOne brightly.
The spirit of the old open societies at Yale,
Brothers and Linonis which died Of general debility
several years ago. has been born into the college world
again. and christened LnOna. Old graduates OF the
college have reoiced exceedingly at the revival OF an
open debating society YALE and several OF the best
known Of them expressed their satisfaction at con-
gratulatory meeting held at the college last Wednesday
evening. President Porter, 81; the Rev. Joseph
| H. Twichen, OF Hartford 49, Professor Simeon
| f. Baldwin, '6l Professor William G. Sumner,
| '63, and Mr. William ii. Law, '23, described the
benefits which the society. IL earnestly supported.
would upon the college, and retold story of
the old societies fame and good works Professor sum-
Okngy called attention TO the fact that in properly
concentrating the revival OF Lnona 1t necessary
call upon four old Brothers in Unity for speeches Il
was little singular that President Porter was the only
old LnOnan who made an address. II Is believed that
prosperity and usefulness await the new organization
If man cannot earn enough to give his
family comfortable dinner, the least that he do 10
to take away their appetite This seemed TO be Charley
Boyd's impression, wnen lie entered his house IN
Kosciusko, Miss, last Friday, and told by his vita
that there nothing to eat in the kitchen. BE
answered that man who could not provide for hi
family ought to kill himself-a remark which did
not excite her alarm, he had several times used
similar language. He tossed her due-bil, called
his child him and kissed her. asking her she loved
her papa. He then went into room across the hall
where he kept gun. He closed the door after him aud
locked 1t. Soon the sharp report Of the heard
in the room and the Of Mrs. Boyd brought the
neighbors in When the door forced open the body
OF the unfortunate found upon the floor. well
terng in blood He had seated himself upon the bed
and the muzZe OF the gum the butt Of which
the right car he reached down with his right arm and
pulled the trigger a full charge of squirrel shot entered
three fingers Neither his wife his little girl cared
for any dinner that day.
Hotel thieves in Italy are bold and syste-
matte. Recently gentleman and lady, named Mathot
stay in the Hotel de Rome, In the Corso. The
gentleman magnificent diamond rings his do
gers. and his shirt adorned by splendid brilliant
pin The husband one day departed leaving the wife
behind and shortly afterward the lady the rail-
way station and received large trunk which the police
aseertained had been stolen from hotel in spezia.
halo nfral IN ylfsl vaf
officer aud contained his uniform. Now happened that
Nine Mathot had been receiving visits from a young
Frenchman named Ferdinand De Mazet, and the police
arrested him on suspicion OF being concerned in the
trunkrobbery He convinced the detectives however,
that he innocent and allowed 20 TO the Hotel
Inghilterra, where he occupied bedroom opposite 70
that OF Mr. Chadwick an American. During the nisht
his neghbOr thought he heard his door opened lie gs
up. lighted candle walked about his ROOM found the
door shut ana returned to bed thnsng ne had oeen a
ceved But when he dressed himself at A. m, he found
that 5000. which had been In purse In his trowsers hau
disappeared, having taken the early train 10 Florence
The heroism that fails is generally passeo
over silence. The Bishop OF Manchester. however, IN
his in HERSHEY Moor Church the Sunday fol-
lowing the oolery explosion a fortnight ago. eulogiEed
the band OF explorers who Immediately after tho
accident occurred descended the mine at tho risk Of
their lives He said that though they were not
full saving life their deed showed at any rate that they
trusted in the glory and the power OF grace; and
might not be really professors Of Christianity s they
must have Chrisrs lessons 10 be ready
lay down their lives The Bishop declared with grn
humor that miners carried their lives in their own
hands. Was not their safety lamp their life little
careessness reckessness might cause the lamp to DO
overturned and the gauze thus TO become broken and
the gas and the light might so communicate with tho
result that many lives hurried into eternity Or
perhaps fatal would happen through TOO
use of a naked light. But yet 1t would be seen tIas
with all their skill with oil their appliances. with al
| their ventilation with all their sciontiho kno@'
| edge that with lamp Of peculiar eonstnrue
| ron there was almost absolute safety, the FIRE.
q damn yet came with It's destructive power
IL had not happened by chance he said that there
were fortyhree new graves in the ehurchyard, aud
was not for people 10 say What was the cause Douu
ess tbe good Bishop would have conceded however th
body of en- gneers who would determine the cause OF @
exposon might 40 much 10 lessen the chances OF req
cnrrence OF the OF Blantyre HERSHEY ahd shi
eaamties In the Yorkshire and stafordshire coaIhe'u
The irrepressible Kearney has discovered
why the newspapers OF San Francisco have denoune'
him as a blatant demagogue II Is because nc mas ~
appeared before the workiDgmen "with the s0'u' '