New-York tribune., 1879-12-19

dated couditon IT had already been altered into olces
and business It IN this theatre that
Joseph jefferson made OF his earliest spDeuIances
and Maggie Mitchell played its stage a chiId.
Edwin Adams made hrs hrs great nt ~ board and
John VI kes BnOih bs fut appearance any sage
Jobh owens managed II AZ one time.
Body snatchiDg still continues for the benefit
OF some Of the Cincinnati medical colleges The remains
OF Mrs Sarah j. NILS last week stolen from a
vault at Pleasant RIDGE Cemetery. The son Of Mrs.
Mills Immediately went Cincinnati and having instI,
tuied rird search found IN body OF his mother on
the elsaccng table at Pulte Homeopathic Medical Col.
lege, with two students engaged in It's dissection Not
witlstanding great deal Of ghaS,ly mutation Il was
beyond DOUBT recognized, and taken away, and again
buried The people Of ofCincinnati are anxlons 10 know
how much longer tDis sort OF thing is TO 20
Mrs. Jane Grey Swsshem petitions Con-
give to susan," the wife OF the Ute chief
Johnson, section OF wild land. 'tLe o. be naen-
able her and heirs the Fourth OF July 1876
in acknowledgment OF her heroism and humanity In
defending the white captyes lately taken by tribe"
This s very generous OF Mrs Swissbem, especially as
General Adams alleges that susans blOodcurd ing story
that she rushed INTO thf indian council and made
thrilling speech demanding th8t tho capuves De red
was not there at all
In Lake COunty, Minn while little Au-
gustus Burr. aged seven years. was playing with his
equally little sister. mis- home down upon the in
venile party eagle, throwing the two
children the ground and attempting carry Of the
smaller one. Then was eXnlDt"d the proves OF The
small Augustus. Into the house be and out he
came again with a butcher knife ard that brds
legs he proceeded to cut and whack and slash. Eaiu
rally the indignant eagle left the GIRL and engaged with
the boy, knocking him over. tearing his LITTLE pania
looms. and scratching him severely. The childish
screams soon brought The mother and
inpudcnt eagle flew the top or the barn, and sat
there still hungry for the little girl Bat neighbor Joe
Be'zler came, and with ms gun shot that eagle, and
when they measured lin they found that u
feet from o his wingtips to the other The Little
should hereafter be called Augustus Casar.
There is a wonderful dog in DetrOit-an Irish
spaniel. She always awakens her master at
actly o'clock In the morning. on sundays, when he
takes his cane and put. his coat she frantic
company him on his walk she has useful talent for
bringing rewood. She has also passion for sardnes
sits ~ h table but offers % eat what is on ner
plate tue family have finished and She Is
exceedingly expert in catching bail And has arrived at
the dignity of a long notice IN a Detroit newspaper
Speaking OF dogs. IN Sacramento famous for
his hostility Cinnamon and If one Of them enters the
house. he is liable 10 he nbbled. The other day, tie
the dinng-room and at once became furious
He growled barkrd aud bristed and ran all about IN
quest OF biz enemy, nut Cniuanan was present hs
conduct regarded a. expcahle until crock of
chinese preserved ginger was obscTved on The table.
That VII. the dog smelt and wha ho~as afteT-sO
a. least SAYS the veracioes narrator oi the story
From Watertown. \. T., to Australia as
long and weary way-lO,O0) mile, or more-but
young woman has had The courage 90 out alone on
who was well-i0co fell with her ana offered TO
marry her, she would not believe that be- meant
what he said One day August year ago he told her
his ply had advised him TO seek the sunshine
Australia order To regain his failing health. He
said he had great fatn The baimy climate oi the dis
island and he told her that be had decided to go
bui be could not start without being bound to her
by that bond wnich no shall put asunder.' lie
said they be married and tnen he woulc Journey
with light heirt his new home, which he would put
IN readiness for nor To ths proposition Fannie finally
yielded but after the clergyman had arrived size thought
that pOs,.Dy this would not be the wsest course and
Just as the 10 be tied she demurred SIC
there pledged her love % him. but instead Of
marrying told him to first 10 Australia, and afor
the arrangements for her comfort and happiness bad
comp ecd there. II d. -t loved her. 10 send Tor
her and she would 20 10 bIn AnDi long voyage. ne
arrived safely. the climate proved c'uecnlal ~ MS
health. He that he would llse the people ana tit
home them woui bc pleasant. lie had not Tor
gotten the promise mat made GO hin IN WATERFOWL
and when every hing came around 10 snt hm ne sent
for the lr Sne aitnfu tO ner promise, ana thty
were married at Sidney, y. >. W, on October 81