New-York tribune., 1878-02-19

Al, n.on,e of Columbus Ohio are largely interested
sbe was noble woman and her memory Will long be
cherished by her neighbors In that city and by many
friends IN Buffalo. During the civil war she was
leader among the women OF Western Newfork who sent
food clothing and medical stores to Union soldiers In
the neld and took Of the wives and children at
hom. when her husband died six weeks ago. sne was
herself m unto DEATH but she cuug TO life with heroic
endurance n order carry out his wishes in reference
An the dIspoStion of esatewishes which he had
pca,cdy exnianed 20 her bat OF which his will bore i'm
,ome man sion VIII be converted into memorial art gal
ery for which generous endowment fund bas been set
apart The memory OF such noble Nos as these is sweet
and gracious as light from the West.
The stampede in the circus at Calais on
February resulted from practical Joke. number Of
young workmen In the gallery Kept making noise and
toward the end OF tho performance during the repre-
sentaton OF the pantOmmc lie Medccin de Campagne,
they sprang their feet. causing all who sat pear them
TO follow their example Then the cry, "Au feuv
md the stnmpededOwn the inclined plane began Those
who bottom OF the staircase nstead OF max
iug door by which they had cnered attempted 10
open an door reserved for cases OF emergency
This door opening inward instead OF outward block
Immediately cnsued, people jumping down from the gal
iery upon those jostng below Many kept their seats
but others In panic burst open the outer nc"sure ana
jumped INTO tse street Othefs agan occupyhs seeohi
first pdsned into the front rows then into the arena,
and so out through the stables and the stage door From
the doorway and staircase taken twelve mauged
bodies. AMI the number OF wounded was large
Another tomb has been opened by Mr.
stamatak. the Superintendent OF Antiquities who Is
now conducting the explorations al Mycon9. IL is on
the edge OF the agora, caeicntc where Dr.
Schlenann found five tOmbs, and from It's positich
vould seen TO hayo been the last made. Two skeletons
were found in IT, one of them with gold mask Ihc
skul is fairly well preserved, as well as some o 'ne
halfburnt bones beautiful little gold cup, quite mod
ern in its make, found with them The house, first
and tiydar rtrnn "a
thorough examination lies to the east of the tombs and
contains several chambers the walls OF which rudely
formed Of small uncemeuted stones Here Is large ana
miscellaneous collection OF prehistoric remains, consist
ing OF ivory ornaments beads, and spirals OF glass
OF paint. stone sedl tnot sDgTavcd bone pins am
combs. and various objects OF bronze correspondent
OF London Times argues that. nasmueh as the sXth
tomb plainly Gi the same age as the hVe previously
discovered the theory that those are the ombs assigned
by PausaIas 10 Agamemnon and his companions, must
be brushed aside as untenable.
The arrest of the Eddy brothers, the Spirit
ualist medams, at Albany last week, on charge Of
beng common shOwnen and mOdntehanks," has called
forth heated protests which bring to mind the ineIniu
sbe chatter and scrbblDg the prosecution OF DIT
slade in London year ago Elder f. w Evans strikes
Of this passage at white hoat "a Is spirituasrn crime
TO be punished by lawf am spritualist was CON
yerted by Spritualisn TO Shakersm more than forty
years ago, and belief in naturalization Whst lAe
Eddys are, as and women know not, it is mono Of
my business; but | as much believe they are genuine
spiritual mediums OF naturalization as believe they
were Vermont farmers And they have just as good q
right TO act such the Albany ministers TO preach
or Ingerso 70 lecture. Hands OF the Palladium Of
American beriy" A. B. Pratt, counsel for the Eddy
brothers. sounds this warning: "We must not close our
eyes to that Copenicus through fear Of public
,eutment withheld from the world the great truths he
had discovered until be his deahbed and grand
old Calico. nearly acntuly aier was n"r-ecued by the
Inquisiton for ev cling bravery than his ilurous
q q
him Tecant the world moves nevertheless. VINO EOW
will say that IL Franklin had been tried, condemned
and imprisoned n isordcrly person fns boting the
lightning FROM the heavens. that the Atlantic cable 0t
To-day would have flashed the bumatlng Intelligence
TO OF he arrest in London OF the vagrant
sadei Or that should return the greetings OF Broier
Jonathan, with the announcement tnat we have n Dr.
Perkins 10 match Dr. Lsnkesteri