New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-14
GENERAL NOTES.

cueet are the idyls of HolyORe Dam. A
-. maiden living there was married last week to a
gssterp man whose acquaintance she formed by an
ling q matrimonial advertisement some time ago.
- had never met till the day before their marriage,
~ fbe g1r found her promised husband dwarf
Two colored men recently appealed to 1.-THE
.lemaus code after quarrel in a livery stable at
s,m,leeo, Mo. In few minutes all the prehminaries
-. arranged for a death-struggle grove near by.
o. principal was cool and determined, but the other
s nervous and excited The principals were posted
- eoopds and surgeons assumed their respective sta
o,s and the rifles loaded with blank cartridges we're
$500 in The hands OF the belligerents When the tmd
ss ewes rested upon the gltterng barrel of his gun
acclaimed: "LOok here, gemmen, dis ere guns too
,,yht for met" and attempted to leave the field he
ss brought back and informed that unless ne slood
m IKE his second would sh0otn MN down, M1ee
nom he dropped his gun, seized that ally around the
waist aud held him between himself and ms antagonls
TIE baTicade was speedily removed, when tne ,fs6
IA IRON the field like race horse, and thus pre'eh'eu
murder most foul"
The Chinese Embassy were very much aston
shed with what they at Niagara. AS Iney
-.zea At the waterfall ehildlike smile OF grattied
sender illumined their dusky faces. AT the Chlton
House they heard the American word "skedaddle
bieh was set of in an unguarded moment by reckless
native, and they were again both surprised ana
5ehrhted When they took the train for East BnHalo
Young lady from NewOrleans suddenly entered their
car and screamed: Where Is one who talks Englshi
a III
nv n talk 70 some one" One Of the English-speaklng
ess was pepted out 10 her and she entered into an
sfabe conversation with him. Cnun Sneh LIN iooH1u
Al per in undlsgulsed astonlshment AOu uoht qlIe
Teaersiano that r. Queried newspaper reporter " o.
zee. ~ Won does If potqp We'll we have seen so
slS g. Things SINCE we came here We shall soon
Set ACQUAINTED with the customs Of the country"
Beatty got the start of Judge Lynch, but
Hvas very close rub This eOlOred man had Drutaly
,sssuited white girl, and mob at Franklin Tenn''
h.d put him horse apd carried him of toward some
voods They stopped in front Of hickory tree, and one
man climbed up. threw rope over limb and made
,lp-knot which was placed around Beattys neck The
man in the tree gave the rope jerk. badly choking the
negro The moon bad gone down, and fifty men, with
arms drawn we're around Beatty's were tied but
H. managed to slip them out and worked the moose from
his neck upon bis He still on the horse Inc
rope was thrown the limb and seized just as re
vas about 20 swing he gave bg jump ana eFoucneu
snong the horses. The moo immediately nIe0 the shOt
fging thick around the negro lie ran against stump
~ fell n yoey passing hin one Of tine mob gal
Hoped ap ard fired point blank at the PROSTATE BODY Du
b. jumped up, although very weak ana ran lew slel5'
falling uto cover-pateh Inc MOB Io9e an hiQ 4i
SCOUTING and shooting. Beatty iay IN the sun IN /
o'clock, suffering great agony NefVing Hilhstl., nc
i i5Tn 70 tue ''O'n d . Negro ~ '-
Lord Derby is now the pet aversion Of the
IondOn Tories 1t was dshonOrabe they argue, for him
70 say anything at all, ana what he did say must per
foree have been untrue. The moment after he had
charged the Government with having determined last
Spring 10 seize Cyprus and station the main land
without the consent Of tie Sultan Lord CranbTook cried
out loud enough to be heard by the Liberal leaders,
bigger lie wns never told - He busted himself at once
n getting the authority Of the other members Of the
Cabinet for tho denial which the MARQUIS Of Salisbury sub
sequenty made. member Of the Cabinet, when asked
vbat was the technicality upon which the denial was
founded replied, you that there is nothing
diplomatic nothing technical in our statement. that
m fft An, IL
4 now The fashion in London society to rail at the
lancashire peer disappointed Statesman and sore
head has forgotten how 20 tell the truth There are
sobeI-mnded Conservatives. however, without NUMBER
WhO suspect that the decision OF the Cabinet was that
Cyprus must be acquired and the Porte approached ne
10 the terms upon winch II would permit an aoh OF
The island that Interior measures in case OF blank re
Hs, were spoken OF bat not agreed upon ana thal
he'd though there is little doubt that but Tor ms see-
son such violent measures would have been adopted
What the International WOman's COnven-
ton or Blue Stocking Parliament. like, The Paris
correspondent OF The Globe sets forth One lady told
M audience Of the noble part her sex had played during
the war; how herocay the bardships Of the siege had
ln endured excaimng the whale against the injustice
Of society which prevented women from bearing arms.
These warke sentiments found very little echo among
ihe audience, but a deUded hit WAS made by long
haired male apostle who proposed that churches should
be abolished and secular schools opened TO replace
em 80 that by education the prejudice which caused
the rights Of woman 70 be denied might be removed
one sister fairly shrieked she repudiated the endear
ne terms man applied the better half Of creation
She was not the toy idle playtbng Of bearded ao-
emulation Of vanity :" she the slave Of his house
ard children she had a right 70 soar as high as she
hked into intellectual spheres and the quotations she
gave from different authors must have convinced the
lEnpeeked how mean and displcable they were, for
hey hpplsuded frantealy. An American delegate,
vh white tie and long haIr explained that he lad been
By the group OF ladies IN the United States 20 repre-
BOT them AT the congress The proceedings concluded
With a most humorous speech mace by YlYaci0us
french lady who carried her audience away By enune-
sal0 70 Delay much possible the granting OF rights
Nhich must, sooner or later, be accorded