New-York tribune., 1879-09-11
GENERIL VOTES.
two pleasan. months at Saratoga.

4 lovers alarm clock has been introduced
IN Now orleans A. 10 o'clock It strikes loudly, two
uttls dooss open. and with dressing-sCTn and
cap on gldes ont holding In his hand card Inscribed
GOOD night" As lie bows and suillngly retres back
into tie clock the young man takes The hlnt, says
..good night " Go the far daughter ana departs.
A lady residing near Little Britain, Penn,
received several years ago among her wedding presents
"A pi.no, aud not having had a musical education,
thought IL best put the article 10 practical uso So,
aer doing service In the kitchen, IL now stands IN tie
.,rlns-house and the children are entertained by
rouuding on the KEYS side while sho prints the
nutter on other side, md the music attracts Tho
COWS from the meadows 70 De inilhOd
a bag containing important documents and
nacIesl OF paper money was recently dispatched b.
Russian .fisials from Kinienitz-P 0dolsI by extra
post uulnr srpernteudence of az official. On the fol-
ng day tno postoarrage was found overturned the
postlion fying dead and the oflcli dlugerOusly
wounded. Tie bag cut through. the envelopes 8nd
papers il contained lying IN all directions. young
man arrested the came day and some OF the stolen
papers were found upon him. Ho said that HIS name
was Kryzanowsy, that he the OF the Archprest
of Bata and that ~ had been ordered by the reyo.9
uonary committee, 10 whom, Nibiist, he had sworn
obediance 10 murder the Official ana posfIiOn ard To
commit the robbery IIo iuFther stated that hs had
taAon irom the pCh'-pag mercy some oOoILents 10
wien no had boon directed ana th1 rho rsnGining
tents mad hJt been touched HIS statement On this point
proved 90 be perfectly correct
The reception Of the Inflated British mis-
sion in Cabrl descroed detail By correspondent
OF The Times Uonlonl. Sir Louis Cayssnari on his
arrival with marks of attention and respect, auI the
osfantatons reception of the Embassy implied au
earnest desire ou The part of Yako)b Khau To welcoe
10 MS Court the representatives OF his late foes To
comment. Of The Pal NG CGTehe read strangrly now
"Tne narrative gives probabhty TO Tho view that
YaLoob Kusns power sufficient 10 suarantce their
sa,eiv at his Court without bein inor4Aatoy san
uus It l. permissible to hope that Sir Louis CaYaynarl
Will be able to develop commercial communications
with Afshanrta obtain Information respecting the
tsp,.t,nn OS tho chefs lihsrent parts o, that cOun
v 10 keep tEs authorities IA Calcutta informed o. tho
AGeer. To al appearance M cnr not begn his dcll-
cato under better auapicos
l. WAS of \ deep black. Its shape was that
of an eel IL had ggeas melancholy eyes. It's
lions were snaky. IL fully Ave feet in diameter and
d, indefinite length Three uHes rom the water
aud shook IT'S vuliurelik@ heNd. Then il dashed away
This WIS the great soa ent seen by Captain Cox
August ), 1870 OF tire coast OF France. %. he WAS
uaein (p7obaby after dinnrI e quarter deck Of the
good .hip Priya.eer. Aga.u. Il - large unknown
sh II was about for.Y feet long IL bugted against toe
bark Columbia of the Bsnss OF Newfoundland and
down she went Tits marine monster No >.
md evidently les, smah.e auima than the ious
ture srcn y Pryatecr. IIe irrefutato demon
s.lon ttat no wasn't tho ba,eioss fabric " vision.
Ii. made great hoe 10 the shps sic, while the other
one sne,krd OH without being measured. No.
mysteriou, bat no was also tangible. And now having
soLen OF toe wonders Of tho sea. let due be
made OF /, land monstrosty. It was taken from vel
,r,. 81 Lonia, fo- days II was more Ike fsh
than ANYTHING. but ia legs were tho legs of bear and
its tai Ao tai OF scorpion. f'ominent were -
yss and fersa- uOkin and on s back WAS great crop
of hair suckers radiaied from its mo1th when
exposed % the arr THIS oyey eToathrc sHfc up lhe
gh0 . ani II Las been taken 10 ~ Louis to DC poiered
over by tlc scientists.