New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-06
GENERAL NOTES.


does not believe in total deprayiy OF new mining
camps This Is Baptist minister III Denver who Is
holding over the heads OF his people an Offer OF SoOoO
year from Leadyille congregation ani thrsat,nllg
TO 20 West unless his own nJcA VIII CONSENT 10 Dui'
"A larger church
Private Manotti of the 11th Battalion,
Italian Bersager, though long conhned TO the room ~
illness refused be carried to the hospital Ultimately
ON being fore bly, removed hrher the soldier was dis
covered TO be a woman She Joined the army during
The war Of $50 to enable her brother 20 remain with
is wife and six children. She had previously, being
very strong, worked IN me mines Al Cusozz she won
a medal bravery The KING Das conferred on ner
decoration and sent her home Win pension VI "Vo
lire.
Impulsive princesses cannot be too reserved
with beggar maids. Princess LObkOvfz, while taking
her usual walk from KTmic Castle Bohemia. three
weeks ago, was accOstcd by two gypsy women, who
asked for aims The took her pormcnnaie IRON
her pocket. aud handed them few small silver CONS
But they were satisfied with the amount; aud,
while one OF them snatched the portmonnae ont OF her
hand the other made away with large gold medallion
" len Sic mad round her neck The Princess
priscd by their uudacity time ELAPSED before
She recovered herself ami called Tor help The beggas
were By that time IN the thickest OF the woods
The wicked do not seem TO live out more
than half their days. OF all who have Joined the b. nd
OF desperadOes and outlaws led by the James and
Younger brothers IN Missouri and adjoining States
than half have died with their boots on killed during
their raids assassinated by private enemies. The
last Of those pershed Jesse James the organ
zar and leader o. the bank robberies who Was shot and
killed Joplin, Mo-, Sunday by George shepherd.
a former member Of the gang Shepherd sought James
under preence OF frenssap, and. they riding
along sand TO him: You robbed and murdered my
cousin at tho same momeat shooting and killing ha
as ne was aT%ng M ToS6eres Of banks and eXpr
trains. and was probably the Dodest highwayman N
civilized lands.
Bishop Hendricken gave his Catholic con-
gregation some excellent advice IN Providence. r. l.,
the other day about contributing money The anti
rent movement In Ireland lie said that 10 subscribe
money enable the people to be revenged IN the land
lords would only lead TO fearful trouble. and perhaps TO
the hanging OF a great number. " Ireland" he said,
would be made from this side OF the water
He SAW no objection subscribing keep up peace
ful agitation, aud 10 send men OF the right stamp %
Parlament out II folly and ruin TO give money 70
every one comes shouting from Ireland for all
Of mpraciic lbe measures. The Bishop particularly
hard on Irish politicians who stand around oarrooms
aud amid the froh and foam OF beer saout hurra LOT
Ireland. and want To have light" lie styled them
| shllalah politicaus."
After James Redpath had registered his name
at San Francisco hotel he 'ound cal reporter at La
| elbow ready to hear any explanation he might N 70
| garding his sudden disappearance from NeW-iork'
"wel" said he 81 have been victim Of dyspepsia Or
number OF years; had II badly, indeed, that was
able to eat little nothing. My system. OF course
| down, and the poverty Of my blood showed itself in
boils and carbuncles. Have bad carbuncleT
Tie reporter confessed with placid satisfaction. that
the torment was an anatomical mystery to him. "fOt
have idea" reioined Mr. Redpatn, OF the excruc-
| ang pain suffers. returned to Ncw-York sep
TENDER g. after making final for "a prosper
felt severe pain behind my left ear. did
not know what 1t was. hut the pain was agonzng. !
wandered all night through the streets really don't
know how 1t came about, but finally found myself On
board Atlas bound for Kingston. Jamaica.
where arrived week later with only 81 silver IN
| my pocket. I think would have gone Patagonia
had boarded steamer for that place. Ireally had no
idea where I going until away out I
believe when the reasoning power Is dead that be
comes machine; the Will, as IL were directs bad
visited Jamaica three times in my life To escape
and grief. and doubt AS wandered on the wnarves
great pain. fell on the steamer Atlas posted
Tor Jamaica ana without reasoning power went abroad
The seemed, doubt, In my condition. TO be-
necied wnh a surcease Of pam and sorrow"
The Standards old fogy, whose contribu-
tons social topics among the racicst bits Of
Lordon journalism, has been overpowored by young
lady of the period. He took down TO dinner and
after they had seated themselves table. asked her
she had been very gay during the 1t
monplace question: but he received a startling answer
to it-startng least to old fogey who scarcely
followed the vagaries OF modern maidens with the at
tcntion they doubtless deserve. on. mol" said bis
companion. rather freezngy and then she added.
she oil not wish to seem discourteous We went %
hear Professor Alman's opening address the meeting
OF the British ASSOCIATION" " Indeed" tho old man
! Piled did you Ike It a. 81 don't know what yOa
mean by like IT.. said his fair panion coldy but
thought 1t most interesting and valuable. Professor
Allm an expressed his full agreement with Huxley aso
prOtOpasm being the physical Of life. he in
dOrses Hackes views To the rctlity OF BatAy bias
But OF course you read the address" The oil tosy
was completely staggered. She quite earnest All
this rlppngy of her tongue through pair 81 Tue
rosiest lips imaginable. aud without smie. Here vas
iacer for quiet old iogey whose notions Of sciencs
were a. say tue most OF them. little hazy who heard
OF the physical has Of life " n conundum,
aud 10 wuom BathyOius sounded like the name OF race
| horse