New-York tribune., 1878-04-13
GENERAL NOTES.

Lady ROsebeTy's wedding diamonds were
mnuiey descrbedand caalOgued in tho London psPers
aud every gentemany thief Of any refinement knew that
they were well worth stealing. On the last "Wednesday
in March, attempt was made TO carry them on from
Petworth House. and the robbers nearly succeeded AT
dinner-time entered her ladyshlps boudor by
ladder and would have stolen the Jewels if they had
not been enclosed in strong iron which could not
I've easily While they were at work servant on
rang an aarbe so that they were forced TO retreat
without securing any plunder.
Two sketch maps showing the new bound
aries under the preliminary Treaty OF Peace between
and Turkey have been sent to TIE TRIBUNE with
the compliments OF Messrs Morton, Rose d Co, Of
London One Of represents the territorial changes
in European Turkey the existing boundaries being shown
in blue lines and the proposed boundaries in red lines
These changes were illustrated very accurately In the
double-coumu map Of THE TRIBUNE week ago. The
second sketch map whichke the fIstwas prepared for
the use Of the members Of each House Of Parliament rep
resents the territory in Asia which has been ceded to
Russia The frontier leaves coast west OF Baum,
and runs south and southeast to the Soughanu range,
striking the Persian line south Of Bayazid. Russia
secures on the coast excellent harbor and in the in
terror the stronChods Of Arabian and kars The noun
tain masses between KaIs and ErZerum have also been
surrendered by the Turks Debaba NhSTe lhe ne uis @
battle of the was fought LeWlh Wheie Itlh"n was
defeated. OH and Artwin IN the valley ol tIe .o @
Su and an the villages on the mountain fOau p,tNtCb
Biyazd and Chorasap, trayersed by ItTsuhasson S,u
the LETT wing. have passed INTO ihe hanuS Vi 'Do AUS
slams
Lake Michigan has its Grace Darling, and
her father aud brothers are brave and heroic as she
Is herself Sanford W. Morgan IS keeper OF the NE
saving station at Grand Point au Sable Michigan, an"
after the close OF naviEaton he allows the crew 10 so
away for the Winter, but remains on the ground Win
his daughter aud his sons At daylight on March 20
during one Of the most violent gales OF the season. WIZ
the sea 50 bosc that II was covered Win foau
Ifs5 D1 ltbU
in distress, by Miss Edith Quickly giving the alarm to
her father and brOthcrs she urged them 70 Co. vol
unteerg 20 take an oar herself TO assist the crow II
seemed as though boat could not possibly live IN tue
mighty waves but launched and after pun Of
two hours with sens broasiug the small boat and
threatening s destruction aud the loss OF those on
board thty u reaching the wreck 10 ma thh
one o ihe VINO had beeu cngnE to the side 0i nc
had beer drowned. Another sailor, however was res
cuad as b. was about 90 give up and was taken ashore
Veuturrd ont on an crldud % save.
Lonc Branch without respect for race, sex
or color or previous condition OF seryudc Is invited
10 loycfcast with quarterly meeting and preaching,
tomorrow 40 the Zi0u Coored Church. South Eaton
town Several weeks ago similar service attended
by as many white people as black. Several palofaced
ladies tainted and the cooIed ushers who attempted to
carry item out OF the church were unceIemOuOusly
dealt wol by white gentlemen In attendance There was
disturbance Of large dimensions, and 10 is asserted that
the trustees Of the church the rnglcader in the
assault on the whites Ihe fight between the blacks
and whites continued outside the church for hour.
and pistols aud razors used freely. After this
shane occurrence police iutcrfcrcd and prevented
the holding of any meetings. cOOred elder
sseus circular Ia which the forgiveness Of the whites B
asked and the made that the revival which
was so abruptly terminated viii go next Sunday.
The circular runs The pastor heartily that
some Of his members and trustees grossly assaulted my
white friends. but hope that ilis shall he 80 no more,
and 30 we hope that VIII not keep them away from our
church. Tui- happened on sunday the 80 OF March,
hope ny white friends viii please overlook TINS, ana
forgive aud my memDofs ana fueiee, thla tinc aud
we Viii try and 90 better Ahs pastoral letttf Is signed
by Elder Hinton
If il be necessary TO the existence Of a do
nestle stew that O man should have than WIFE
il d. only common prudence m o. the cOutingen-
les Of the law % have a good many. Here il West
eru gentleman who has had FIVE wives conjempora-
ueously o7 as may ba said, without much stretch stimuli
tapeou,ly. Charles II. ROemer doctor o. medicine
lately al least OF Wiuoua, ~ l-73 esP0used lady
Wisconsin be then calling himself Dr. Arnold In 1879
while the Wisconsin marriage was yet valid be was un
lawfully ioined as Or Charles Ecam, TO BufilO dam
se in ls74 the last marriage being s In force he led
10 the altar one Of paragOns Of the sex, widow
pos,e.sed considerable property" III Columbus. Ind
in 1873 as Dr. Roemer he took to wife in st. Louis Mo-
beautiful maiden and IN 1s77 be was Joined TO Mrs
Arz in Chicago, H., with whom he subsequently lived
at Wlnoua Here the states Attorney caught him aud
would have indicted him, but hen Il came &c arranging
the matter for the Grand jury the whole thing proved
TO be such legal puzzle that the attorney had 10 give
up had job Tie could not prove that at The time OF
Tie Affz marriage there was former legal wlic gtl
living Some Il the Mrs. ROCmCr5 had been divorced
and most Of the marriages good for nothing. So
they were Obliged lei the gentleman go scot free. In
abort me be will probably be heard of again with fve
more dubious and distressed brides added his list
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