New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-08
GEEERiL NOTES.

THE TRIBUNE uninteutionally played tick
with the Indebtedness OF south Orange in reporting aud
printing il SO cumsily cat a hasty reader msh have
set IL at $ls790OO. Tue people Of that st'id town
have not reached depth OF extravaganza The vea
and fbc ctphrrs were my~teriOuSv welded tOgrther IN
uripr mtcl the modification Of readers ot HE IRIB
l'Su in that qulrter-of Vnom Their. are many.
II seems to he taken for granted in Dublin
that the Duke Of COnnausht viii be the Vceroy OF Ire
land II marriage take lace in March, aud there
seem be purpose TO identity Ireland az much as
po,be with the event. the idea being to give the Royal
couple heir first establishment that country. II can
NOT be SAID tua the Duk. Of Marlborough stands IN The
way of this arrangement seeing that BIS resignation
vii not hnprotaDy 0a made known after ;hr assembling
OF Parliament It ntimded tina IN Gro" nins an
Of lord E.lconsh,,s domestic policy Is TO he the pacn
catiuu Of Ireland
The details of what il either an eccleSlSsti-
ca scandal or dctestabe calumny are rceited IN the
Part. di,p ltcaes of The Daily Necs MonsgnoF
Mar-t an Italian bishop dt Dart5Hs. private chamber
lain OF the Pope ipostoca missionary honorary canon
Of the diocese, OF Azen. Bordeaux and Coulances and
rector cgidiuor 81 Nronet, near - German has becn
arrested 20 n house.. and in prison at versailles On
charge OF issauiung little glrl e. Iourteen' Ia me
-acry. H. had been promoted 20 Nesinet from B'ag
vail. where the glllatry OF his manners had been
cause oil irouich whlsperin-s. Eere scandal became
nor. active in dealing wifh his reputation, and charges
similar to those against Father Achilli were ruDofed
against him. The particular which led TO Ms ar
rrsf WAS the subject of debeIatOn NJ special meeting
OF tie Town Council, which the Mayor couSoSed In
hle ON wing accusat on from the mother oil the
yirtiw n was greed inform the Puhhc ProsechI
orwhat had happened. and in the meantIDe the popua
ton Vesinet srrOun led the mouse ana threa ebto
To lvuch HonsguOr e. nddrne~ AT once protected nlhi
from uouular Indignation, and prryentcd him from
escaping he had packed his trunks aud was raaJ
to dCcumU when the laS officers arrived from Nrrsar'
summary inquiry convinced them tuat case Tor COM
initial hal been made Qua. The Roman bishop waS ar
Rested. made To ihifch between Sehudrni's M as
costume, from al, house TO the railway station ana ne
wa. hDoted aud even most Improperly snoWOaled "
the villagers.
4 small town may be the scene of great
cs,me whle poisoning seems 10 h. coming into alarm
inc frequency uf use. Clarence Hollow is qurt aud
pretty village about twenty miles east Of Buffalo John
aud Henrietta Taft resided there, with five children He
carried the mail betv Clarence Hollow ana BuHuo
Annie Cox lived also. the daughter ot iaborer
Annie Cox adurrd John Taft. and forced her s1cieiy
upon him whenever she could The other day, John
f III received IcUsr purpJrtng 10 have been Nnttea
BY DR. j Benton ant stating that his sister was ny
ing and vi 4hed TO hm al IOOneyVle. lie went &c
corlingly. On the Dext sunday night Annie Cox iet'
Ietter " house. Tt protested 10 have been "rea
rs him. contained six pIekages Of medicine, mionnca
HI, vito that ne mad been exposed Ia the smallpox IN"
that a. preventive III COutdgiOn, she must take '"n
powder herself and give t 70 her children. she ace"
accordingly living the medicine TO only three OF he'
children, the two youngest beng asleep. oHo
herself took dose ani u,s re3a ps t w" u s
'.i - ~ rsruir,I uoi.ourig \ ncighbOP, gon2 80
tle ho.e ard obtaining admission fonnt rue h" h
and ri ldren IN pFO~trttC condition. W lrh thr hH'
hnnI returned home. he pronounced tIe letsF slsAEu
aim ms name fIbrrItlOn. and also declared tat he
forti mi, ,ster tt IooueyYllle. IN good he1th cue
l,,rv no such person Dr. j. Benton. "a Ahhir NoA
r,lul. dr,ered rhe letter with the medicine IL Is
r.oi,, as A nrndi4h plot on her part IL gee ME- Idt
,nt nf ll, v.ty loo order that Shc nigf marry juan.
, ~. s.p ,r-.sr,,i uonc Of the poisoned have yes
dird. rht reader eau easily imhs1hr Nhal "a 49, :.
urnt ,urh cirrurusttnc a. lht - Npu'u - ,ps.
~iuil tuIl TRY town All tue 'tiuA~ - ''N ." 1 ~
hy any means. . -
The career of q silent man Il outlined WIN
surh scrou-re., and cfd,stnbf'Bcs by lie N3foc"s'
>t,altrJ that The story ought 70 be- true even u"
isn't Asahcl T. Innlan. who dtet ia Juci te" up'
,g, mad uttered -rarry q word for more tl"n nan
century, lie was MT mmb; he cOrd taxi vel ehousu
ban ne became convinced at an early stage oil LIS nv
t., more harm than .ood Wrought by speech ~"
remained tue e, bis PRINCIPLES ever after N"H ~"
hl.t, hlid Vas born be- rode scNru miles iu quest "
pnys.yilu. H.. carried sgte and pencil Nl"'e d s'
mrut of he situation, returned Win the t'"'l"' 49,
.u r,ri,rl tho announcement Of Dbl. patcruI respOu
.lr.ur.ln ~,l,ncr. Ills wife, who survives hlm say
that no woman eyer had kinder husband. Thcreaton'
b.,y,.o m, couple we're always pleasant and Mrs In
mn, t, r,,rked 10 her ucghhois: " r babel taAoa
~ u,.h as do. the Lord k.ows what might happen
-c ~ his written replies 10 the questions or aclu'H
apc,. who were curious 20 iuiow Why be- preier~4
silence O, speech ere worthy OF mcutioD ono f''V'
va.; " \ good listener i 10 he preferred 10 poo.
talkcr" Another was: II want 10 prove IS ,
a man can be happy and bold MS '0""
AnothcrI 81 am trying 10 think Oh 49,
thing go0d enough 90 LAY cut loud clergy man .
asked Iuu.an whether he didn't think the l'olu
him his tongun 10 b. uSod The pen'iieu tslv 20 use
Ino Lord gave mc a mlhd tHAt 'V'ts ~ Win IN
my tongue" IN Isl3, while he was ltaNcl"i- WIS