New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-10
GENERAL NOIES.

The rumOr- mOngcrs Of London seem deter.
mined to raise the proprietor t.c leauiDg Eug!.h
journal 10 the pocrage. The correspondents Of tho
provincial press r,assert that Mr.. Walter 10 become
English baronct. !; /, also reg drd extremely
probable that he family circle Of The hfgraph 10 he
honorcd ~ rhc same way The father cling. to tho
uaIus winch descended 20 him, ana {. known rs NJ
Lew. The SON Edward, has altered DDS name 10 law
SOM 50 mat me PROSPECT 81 aconiingcni tar,nery is
vowed With di,Inay oy the thc mercuHa ~ "uird Of
mat name.
A case of hydr1phoba, apparently wei
MAJ kcd ~ reported at FIJI Lycf, Mass. Jo-erh Pas
souo was nitt.u last september by hon Us. In he
hand and es TIE wound IN tde hand hc caucrzed; 70
that IN the icg ue paid DO attention. BON wounds
healed. week ago he had chuls. wnich he atr tied
TO rheumatism Of Ia" heart, but new symptoms ap-
pcarcd, particularly that OF d.sra,- az tho ,isut Of
watrr. or. Indeed. or any dud All IN" symptoms
Those "i h|dr'p"bt o. the most it""''u'rt pp., ll
cutUE al-u.a-I and p.ctoial angina, .Dt the patient
turor
The fouIishiug City of Augusta, Ga, has
made great stII., mltrrU pro-te-, since ule var.
DGrms .he pa.r year several important undertakings
A.ych, begun The -iad'u- 81 the Augusta, Knox
vile aud Greenwood Railroads. nearly completed. and
bc,oc, another v,ar locomotives viii be IN mo Jon on
the new line Wh u the iupr'y meat, ou tA' Clon
Dcpo, are co.plctcI which Will be- ia a short tine,
Au., will have one Of tie most convenient ana &. n
.oit. i.lt- &. the south. I.c,r NI ID. five tracks
me- Ion ra.l .lo.au- accommodation, 'ur th' p1t u,cr
trsI.. OIL. ,lc '.G.le't Iiuaa.. C'Awot 'i. mara
I> soon no buit. Iui feast byte of nuaHn- do'. q
tI. ~rut iii.-, r" '~ f' ''ft'l N'i 'i p",' ' I''
1.auulr -ah.ro. Is 100" general. au.t' .l 4 '.u Las
urru -.l. oo a ltta, appointed q canvass iof
The plague is one Of the oldest things I'M
der the san. According 10 PrDtv.H, % r,ra-rd TIC
Whole known void I'd 7G7 =. c. I. 15i i. c. it made
terrible havoc in Cr,lasr and The peo le d'i lofns
the AMER Of file -od, offered up their cria.en a. ''cr
fees. Iap.vi.is us Iafta -l1pnc de-ru'. 'l me
plague 81 '. IogcITu Ajheu, lu 43O j.. e., aGd when
cxt.il.d oe,. Egypt AMI Ethiopia. In the eighteenth
year ot jIe Christian pla Rome WIS drponlt,r az ms
rat. OF IOOOJd,lv. Iurge centuries ami q baf h,er
The r.aclr Appeared % Britain, where tie nYiHs were
NOT able 10 bury tle dead. There "a lttle reason 10
doubt the statement That 200 persons neil' LED dAS N
loydoa dufin- m epidemic which ragged ID 1919 aud
which prevailed throughout Europe. In li1S more per-
sons persisted ia Eucl nd OF Pc thence than had died IN
fifteen years OF ulued war 81 v-rou, periods OF us
history london has suffered terribly from plague. More
f, 3u coo ;crsops persisted u l6o3-i aud more Liam
r.; GOO In 1929. But uu, uuli 1000 tAti tuc e.
r', ,.t'b.rr saw, +. at IS. 1oG person. prn,h.d,
N mile. Other atruHTtc, sidc Toe huhi't' 100 I"''"V
.Ie mar lriIoI England ht, been i'.ct'blf nee ron
but I pas carried of 10000 persons 10 Per-
slu so0oop Do Egypt ana ooV'o al -A'''',' d. oA'
visitation.
The remarkable trance case at Fort I'd
ward y y turns out TO have nt,n an ordinary dlath
from hcait q s a~c. The story j. SOD olc. Ga
Friday evening week before last, the unite society,"
o the Baptist Church had one ~ - customary 'V'A
b,,. and Miss Anna Garter was among TIE brightest
1n,rre-t and prcttirst girls m Tie P1orS she seemed
10 DE u perfect heal b. and Der animation ana H'W Of
sr,,, made her uc leading spirit of tie evening Il
feel happy" she sald Of her friends, but feel
queer. ~, il could Il, away with myself W-ae Ia be
supitr-rsom size TUNED pale, and caspcd der mana 70
Ter n,srt A. The same instant she rose r"m me tfc
ana with the simple WORDS i dal't icc Tel" ir.. fe'