New-York tribune., 1878-07-08
GEyER1L N0TES.

French GchO0lmistresses have fantastic no.
tiOns Of discipline NJ sooner has been convicted
kin1hE Lsr pupils ardor by seating the Rtto dears
on hot stoves from the effects OF which few OF them
died. and sons osrersdld Not recover for months than
another with. greater ,reinemei,t OF ingenuity. IA
proved guilty OF beatIAE The tta girls bare feet
after tho Oriental sty, wth raw onions Tse latest re-
hpeuent OF cruelty however, is reported from Calais
where ster C., Of tbe Noavle France held the head OF
one Of fe hfe girls committed 70 ber charge between
her hans whetDroe bpys-were made 10 walk past and
pull her hose. This was reDsted till the poor cdlds
nos6 xas somewhat. the worse for wear =
|. An amateur 'pedesti5aac walking across the
northern edge OF weifchstr County on q Wager.
stopped occasionally q faTn.hodses n. the croion
Lake regon 20 r oht the shortest road to- the Huson
whether ne aeeosted @ener yid,nT young. girl IN
eiagbanr sun-bonet.. the answef was inymiably ihs
same: "wlhchSFer way rou yopn bring up al Sing
stag" IN view OF the criminal associations 6f the place
this utteranee oft tepeaed came to bave Ominons
sould Ktlast, after catching a glimpse Of the river,
the traveller halted at the forks y the road andawaed
the arrival Of stranger Reo was coming along With
Tremendous stride. ~ say. Y" he cried out canyon
telme which Is the shortest road Sing sngT "Yes.
st" san the stranger uqDVttodng eonvlcts striped
Just sna eEs ePs see % "hsS gSy Co. aS1 sq yos
bg tenr aistrfa5 followed.tlIe directions and ar
Tiyed at the liberty ypole ih tune To win his wager.
The. news-writers' at Berlin are snnbbed un-
theoretically by the cynical PallGH 1t regards the
position Of tho CORRESPONDENTS who are kicking their
heels In the outercourts Of the Congress as dsereda
ble News. it remaTks tie clnef c1mtnOdlty Of news
papes aSd it cannot aY9ys be acquired yishou money
or without price aud the only price that can be offered
sometimes is fattery. "0pe good kagn deserves
Stucrs Give me information wlfgfye ysu praise. Tell
ne, tell me- alone, or tell ms most, and the tSum-
pet shall beblown for -sou-yoar astonkhns htelecb
your indnm table courage, your most excellent policies,
yofr higA aOra cUafacter and your triumphant Suc-
ba m baF0gfhiuR I'm faynr
with Berlin clrrespmdents Just nOE adu tse e2mpeti,
lion being yegy keeH and good eal7est OF ana
Is'iIe 2stcjt l Rstrtsf Is Che f,qli 4 In
ai 6l.flHrst OF eeptetI %tbF there nstheE Drag Or
nUHkeJlsm ofeIds. .. 9.- ~ r.. :.t e
ranlor has got aaoat in. Paris that Lord
Bsasgnsheld wiz R9t return - u ;afai On 'y@a14ed.
emf that the sensational surprise cR be nreRaFing
foi b coBntrying Brittsbi 4tGot eQyer she Hsy
Land Whether this runiof has aTfsi4 ron feElsel
OF Coningsby, ?, or whetheFh u hasea an tho notion
that he ysouls doing popHsF thing ~ he SRepeedfa
IN that which the Crusaders failed q perfe, thefe Is
widespread opinion ameBg Freezes potteiaIs that the
coast from BGyrottt TO Gaza Sal FBon BECOME Engsh
gIoucd. Wilde the Christian stsbdard os Britain viii
oat over Jerusalem and DlInaseng Ie Is sand in Paris
that Lord Boaconsfed will never fad sueh an oppeFtA
nitv "a the present for reazp Oi ls areams The
French uBda Republican l0yernneAt ore more indif-
frrent TO the fate Of the Holy Lane than they used 20 be
under monaichieal institutions and ~eud make little
objection It's passing under the English flag; whale an
excuse for the annexation might easily be found In the
neee5sl protecting the Christians Of Palestine from
faualcal massacres ike that Of 1860 This, say the
French would set Lord Beaconsheld right with the
elcsastica section Of Mr. Gladstones followers, who
accused him OF being indifferent to the lot OF the Bulge
ran Christians; while throughout every Protestant
home in the three Kingdoms there would be thrill Of
rescued tie custody Of lnfdes In fact, French
politicians suspect Lord BeacOnsneld OF planning
,,,au Haoun gvt fp
mental and religious chord In his c0untrymens hearts
that Che supremacy OF the Conservative party Woul DO
maintained the pOsat all events, Tor the rest OF DIS
lOrdship's lifetime.
NJ. Cheri MOntigny had written play.
Uue nnocente" which in the bills for performance
at the Gymnase Theatre Paris Of which bis father was
manager. month ago the yong playwright to whom
the theatre was soon be made his father was
over seventy old returned after midnight to his
handsome villa and received usual deep-mOuthed
welcome from two pet dogs In tie courtyard, one Dam
is coacE-dog the other large terrier. He wont 70
encourage O bark and jump upon his On this oc.
cason the terrier, pushing her caresses only itte
further rhau usual slightly bit his He perceived
little blood. and going TO bed wiped his face and
thought no more of it, Next morning it ascertaned
that the dog hal bitten several other dogs, and she was
taken to veterinary surgeon, who did not suspect hY
drophoba but reported her death, which took place IN
three days. from internal Inflammation. II. Montgny be.
came uneasy He concealed the matter from his father
but bought several meCCal DOOkst anu aWaited WIN
anxiety the fifteenth day, when he knew that hydropho
bia would declare itself He to the military
view and returned with headache and fever Next day
he was treated for sunstOke and On the following morn
inc cried out that he was going mad. He asked old
servant 10 kiss him for the last time, begged 20 have
straieht Waistc0at put on that he might harm no one
and died soon after in horrible oOntOrOns Is very
remarkable that he had symptom OF illness before the
review and the question arises whether his imagination
acting on brain disOrdered by sunstroke, did nos make
him fancy he had hydrOphODla. Ills mothet was Rose
neri an actress who twentyOne years ago, sacrlhced
her own life and saved that OF her infant BY sucking his
neck when he attacked VIII Group
One Horse Gulch will keep time hereafter
for all creation for of the boys has carried of the
famous swiss watch which did not find purchaser at
tho Centennial Exhibition 1t about large as an
ordinary d" stem-Winder," aud was minute repeater.
striking on musical-bels the hour the hafour, the
ouater and the number minutes that elapsed OF the
unexpred quarter addition this it told the time
20 the fifth OF second and, by means OF double ar
aurement noted passage Of two distinct events
occurrences at the moment timing two horses,
for instance starting different instaDts. It was
calendar also, showing the days OF tho week OF the
month and the month OF the year, and by means OF
wheel which made a fourth OF a revolution in year,
noted the quadrennia recurrence OF the Goth Of
February. Finally. II Overlapping all the other
triumphs In It's mechanism. showed the phases OF the
moon as that uminary presents thom by means OF a
dimnutiye moon. The watch not sold la Phllade-
nbio was offered ia vain New ork miOnaires and
vas finally sent TO Francisco ieweller Three weeks
aVO an Arizona miner who had struck wonderful lead
and regarded $1,000 as small dime stepped INTO the
store 0Oked at watch, and in ten minutes said be
would take It. He paid the money without winking and
remarked that he thought the boys up at the GGleh
couldn't beat it.
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