New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-26


me weep like a child when heard that song which
my mother sang II affected strangely cane away
and resolved 10 lead life. In the % my
life have spent three fortunes would have then
now Il were not for intemperance, and this IL but
know what intemperanee and from this time
persnec Will never have stronger advocate than Dan
Rice" lie sat down amid prolonged applause.
Somebody in Cincinnati has been putting
the telephone base young lady employed 10
a Telephone exchange reported last Monday that some
very indecent language had been nsed talk
log into telephone at Of the leading business honse
the city. agent sent 10 place OF
referred TO- aud he there told that the offsncc
against dereucy committed by subscriber who did
not belong the establishment, but had happened In
and used the telephone when the agent asked TO be
furnished with the Of the ysiting subscrbcr he
was told that 1t OF his busness. Al the
telephone removed from the house from which tho
served upon the telephone company the effect tha
would be instituted Tor damages for the unexprcd
term OF the contract.
Mr.. Gladstone Is described by The Pail Mall
gazette ~ English Gambeta holding aloof from
sponsDilty, but Gambeta ever restless and ever IN
continent OF tongue" II maintains that sense
precedent and the theory OF party alike
qure that politician Of the first class shall not do his
utmost FOR the expulsion Of Government from power
aud pursue their whole administration with the utmost
license OF nvecuve unless he Is prepared TO take
himself the burden Of which he adlues the Nation TO
them Any other version OF public duty II con-
ter d.. would nand OVER the formation OF pubic opinion
% the class OF demagogues; ana a man OF DIR.
Glad~oncs Authority and position WI uses the free nd
eIty OF an extreme partisan without being ready 10 ac
penalty or tue reward OF succession 10 Office Is
SIM reylva, Oh tne A.nen's isVn ,b n.r
ness Of pubic service.
Some medical students in Baltimore planned
one day last week daring freak, which miscarried
only By They went up TO the top of tho
Washington Monument, about o'clock In the evening,
vvha fms dark nj them wearing
extra coat another pair of Dantao0Ds aud an
other carrying also pair OF old boots and other mate
rial concealed with which 10 manufacture the efigy OF
a man Taey quickly dli their work. IN fact almost TOO
quickly design had been observed by several
people the street below, whose presence on cor
ner attracted Of the keeper Apprehending
that tragedy i'm pending he rushed 10 the top OF
the snaft where be at s startled by seeing pof
OF boots hanging the paraper and near by slow
match burning. On closer examination, however, be
discovered trick. which had been artiuly planned
tied 10 the lig niugrod Another cord WAS around
he wasr o. the figure nid TO tins the so~-macn ma
been attached, which, when u had burned the cord
Dy the time IL had grown quite dark. would nave caused
the figure slip the pardpe and L. IL Tor sunday
mornns hanging terrifying spectacle TO all good ios
o. the way To church.
Jules Napoleon Barceo, Spaniard, engaged
Justice Alen, OF Kansas CRY, TO make him the husband
OF Widow saie Young. Tie Justice was on the point
OF complying with the request when he was secretly
informed that the widow had been coerced into the
marriage. Hc Immediately took her aside and asked
for an explanation. 4" For Gods sake, judge
size Raspei, don't marry me to that man.
lie forced here at the point Of pistol"
The Justice asked her TO be calm aud as
sured her that marriage would take place against
her VIII. She SAID she AFRAID Napoleon would
kin her Il she should attempt 20 away without marry.
ing After the Justice had suggested postpone
mrut OF the account OF the widows disln'
cnatlon be married Sunday the couple agreed to
return on the following afternoon. Promptly al the
hour appointed the couple appeared az the ocs
accompanied by Mrs. Youngs niece. The latter before
sne got fairly into the exclaimed m stage whs-
per, Don't marry thenl Judge He forced her 20
como here nc the point OF pistol" Justice Allen saw
opportunity and closing the door proceeded 10 read
he riot tleni he asked tue BRIDE, " Did this
nan threaten you 2" Yes" said the niece, ne LAID
pistol on the table and sad no would kill her
If she didn't marry him." Shut mp" sIid
Jules Napoleon, " lbs or your business"
Do You marry This mau OF your own free vi
" suppose That's what came here iOr' Wei,
II is H. your hands II you this man arrested,
l. officer OF the law, VIII place hm under arrest
TIE laws OF this STATE Will not allow Of marriage
OF the parties is unwilling. What do you IN.
Tend TO Do 7" Well came here 10 get married, ana
suppose had better get MARRIED." " Do yOu say ths
Of free VIII 4" Yes, perform tne ceremony"
- That settles IT. said The utterly Frustrated. 80
the tWaln we've made one ncsu.