New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-01

beauty Of ts cngavings snd the elegance OF It's ptess
work probably TIE most sunpfnous illustrated journal
Using our manufactures, etc, aud Is said 10 have en-.
| )0yed eli extensive circulation.
Max Lyman, prairie scout, who lived at the
| White River Agency year and q hail. and kne = tho
Mrckcrs Intimately tells this story 10 reporter OF The
Dubuque Times "Ouray was IN love with the Oldest
daughter Of Agent Meeker and think thar had this not
been the cass every Of the Meeker family would
have been b1tchercd he often told nc that he loved
the white girl, aad II made him feel badly think that
he could never marry her Ihaye Ouray follow
around and watch oyef her as II she q child ne
would do anything TO please her. Ouray's sister kne
thar her brother loved the Meeker family and took
good care that no harm should come TO them. was
there when the women were brought back, and Ouray
was 40 happy that ne rushed mp 10 the hcekrr girl and
shook her hand tor an hour He tried hard 10 stop her
from weeping. but she said, 'Ouray, you knew this
trouble was coming all the time. aod can for
give YOU, learn now that e Is doing all IN his power
10 bring the Dad Indians H."
A lunatic. whose head has been turned by
experiments with rapid machinery was taken to
station-house in Buffalo last weeEwhle la the OF
making the wheels go round. In explaining hls
machine lie remarked that II woGld reyolatonize the
present system OF railroading. lie constructing
machine which could be made 10 run from EewYoFk 10
San Francisco in hours quickly II any
body wanted TO ride rapidly. or the rail-
road companies we're all against him and wouc murder
him sight ~ they could only catch him, and hts only
hope WIS 20 complete hIs contrvancc 10 patented,
place in reach OF Ions suTerlng public and then die.
The machine made Of pine boards and the only
tools used were common Ratchet three-quarter bit
and brace 20 operate It, is about three feet long and
one foo, high and has wheeis which round
by any means Toe driving wheels. as the inventor
calls Them securely nailed TO the sides OF the vehi
cle This lac considers necessary IN order 10 keep the
whole thing from dashng OF 81 terrific rate OF speed.
Hazing in Allegheny College, Meadyille,
Penn, IN peculiarly barbsrOus A captain chosen
,1.o ga.-
the gang-eghteen In nurBber-proceeded TO part OF
the hall occupied By the Intended victims They found
Of the boys OF bed, half dressed. and the other
in bed. The latter was made TO get mp, and, with
biz companion. was ordered "trip. Then the names
Of the members OF the faculty called out, ana
psflldO professors up 10 the stove. and taking
quantity SCOT made tho bodies OF tho vic
tms This ceremony over OF the hazers called for
the Lords Prayer which begun by OF the vie
Tins but no, finished. Then speech was demanded
The orator placed trunk, aud ~ he was pro-
ceedng Of the party threw bucketful fdfty
water in his face Measures Immediately taken 20
ferret out the offenders. The boy who threw the water
has been accused OF turning traitor However this may
be- the names ascertaned and five OF the eighteen
were suspended until April g. 1880 To express their
synpathy with their frilow-students and their di-ap
probation O the action OF the faculty, the c0llegians
determined to give the boys good "send on" and FOR
that purpose subscriptions 10 hire carriage Tor the
exles and pay Tor the band raised Some OF the
notices were: Verify, Justice u Blind" We De-
nounos Punishment without Trial" FIVE poor devils
In the cold; Thirteen Others are safe la the
ewcl" Al the depot college songs and brief
speeches made.