New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-08

.hen opened and upon small slip OF paper 10 nne NM,
wr,,iDs. was tie following: Whoever finds TN, nut
sox i9S Norfolk. va, tor mutual benefit Am young
bnslness man"
A beartless scamp in Virginia City, New
"a. e,ea making two fond lovers ridiculous The pair
we're in railway car; the lady was young anu
.odcst. the swain wore large cuffs and one arm was
.srp careessy along the back OF the seat The scamp
-, ,sshiud them and surreptitiousy and with mahce
.,o-etbought rubbed some phosphorus matches upon
sh.rY There tunnels the road at snort inter-
-. ara The movements OF that cuff, hlumned IN the
ess we're witnessed bv all the occupants OF me car.
tsskness INTO light the bride looked demtre ana uu
conscious ana the oFlueAIVVH1 4H~ ~N''N' 49,
nolent ,.b
A great deal of excitement together with
nv serious fractures lately OF a haunted mouse
a, portsmouth, Va According to the tale OF It's nn''S'
,b,s aonlcile has been most spiritually mIes'eu iU
.nrtv DAYS past Invisible agency lsocaedl unlocAeu
aos opened doors. knives few about with inc i"iN ~
close pursuit Most OF the furniture became iocou't'e
Yedov glass " broken. OF course hearing OF torse
,heoomena the population Of Portsmouth fusne" - So
mat Il could see with tumUltnous uhahiulH VIM
caused the siOOp upon which they crowded 10 cav "
tb the result OF broken ribs disocateo ankles crhsueu
lees cut faces sprsined knees aud internal hur1S
s1rlfs y tney had anything 20 DO win thete a.
moons eatasrophes must have been OF me eVl a no
they come agan, u would be Wise pan ~ nm, ev
fire az them whatever. That would mOfuiy 'he" -
ceedingly. ,5
lover and his sweetheart recently drowned
themselves II a mdl-pond near LONDON A1s l"''
vas Given in letter found in tie Young mans ha' "u
dressed to the girs fstheri " Dear
have tired hard for long time to part your daughter
Catherine from me- but have failed IN turing ne
mind from me. Knowing that you would not give your
psent to our marriage. We have been determined ho'
- from each Other and our bodies will be found IN
tbis popd We have both committed suicide together
var. JAMES WIN THOMPSON July % 1879" Mr.. Par
tip.on m answer TO coroner, said that the young
man mad asked consent for the hand OF ms daughter
~ ~ 80 ibins rbompson WAS capable OF keeping
~ife and he refused. This appeared TO upset lAcF
minds hIs daughter SAID that unless she hAI mn
- ~. would not have anyone else One evening li'
sbtsr s1ddenly disappeared from his aud he
never Afterwards her alive Tao jury returned "a
verdict that tine deceased persons eo9W''eu suio''
toget Ier while IN a state OF unsOund MIND
One of the curious phenomena OF married
,ife came 10 light recently on Long Island. young
German. uSmed August Miller. came to TINS country
three years ago He established himself at WoodhaVen
IN Queens County where, after working upon farm
for time he fas ened upon himself the affections OF
widow VINO az The pledges OF her former marriage hal
ctl5rep older than this her love. But the coupe
were married aud with her property he vas saIca III
The milk business soon, however dtSsenslons Ios'efru
BY The children, grew up between the pair Ihe we
was Jealous aud ths husband used AIS authority TO the
extent Of beating her for which he was arrested ana
fual IN the sum OF $50 Unable To pay he was sent 10
fan and his spouse sold the cows. relented PAID the
aue and they began life Again they did not con-
tiuue IN agreement and Mrs. Miller sued for divorce
but changing her mind, wiki womsn's privilege. sle
stopped the SUIT and PAID the COSTS once more I-ncf
dd last and he young husband beat ME "le age
sbe thereupOn declared that sbe would give MN S0OO
L. leave the country aud never return. IL accepted
Ofr and the money placed u th- maids OF Ju7uct
R+tfs VINO secureo tue passage ticket Germany FOR
Tir1g NH ana paid over The balance 10 him on board
the steamer IL sailed on Tuesday But tue vessel
had hardly left tine pier when the dscohsoaIe VIE aiT
pearrt ul0u rae scene seeking her husband she VII
now follow MIN 70 his iatherland'
A novel scene was presented in Chief-Jus-
tice Princes Court re, few days since. Five
OF the so-caed Indians" from the Pueblo OF Laguna
were brought intO court for trial. Tue Pueblo Indians
OF New-Mexco are the only sul existing OF tie
CIVILIZED aboriginal Americans whom Cort.z found on
his arrival Mexico. living to-day exactly as they did
100 years ago ana those Laguua especially adj
vanced in Agriculture and mechanical arts. They are
quiet industrious honest and law-aBidng people, bav-
ing their own municipal government, and seldom, II
ever coming into the United States Courts. on this Oe-
eason thirteen were IN attendance, nye having
been indicted for large flock Of sheep INTO their
village 1t appeared however on the trial that the sheep
were rres-sug ana were driven in by direction " their
Governor and with no i intent The Indians wore no
head covering and all had long jet black hair except
two or three very old men, whose hair was white a. sno"
The OF the Pueblo had red hand
teroh,ef arranged around his head like tiara; and
wore a curious large green shell suspended from his
neck Thctr dresses were various 10 color several
were wore blOuses or req cottoE' 0thrln
green and others striped PINK and white. had hlch
t0reheids, ana mtellEeHO Ices W., IL i5 -
while tuey Ave at peace WITH al mankind -pt
many years. vet among che officials Nn0m thty sun an
TusjIv .lcct Ia a war chef" aud be was among those
7resett As their witnesses Understood DO spanish
venerable Pueblo sworn AZ interpreter ana me
ouesttnus first propouuded in English. were translated
fro Spanish regular court interpreter thcn mo
The Laguna language by the old Pueblo ana the an
swers Similarly translated first into Spanish ana then
Iugiish making the examination slow one. The Ian
scn5d and Ispirafions The word Tor yes" for ex-
ample, cogld DesJ he spelled h-h-n-h nan