New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-01
GENERAL NOTES.

An injured woman in st. Louis has sued her
husband for divorce the ground that he has called BET
| 4" an old cow
Brown University menaces Providence Win
the establishment of bicycle club. Tnere viii be
sharp corner to turn At the bottom Of COegest' oh
there Is Il cOroner's office In the mex block
| John Chinaman loves the flavor of the agile
octopus. Several Ceestials while fishing OF Arsei
Island, the Pacific Coast. few days ago, caught q
huge deyiHsh in their nets As i, came slowly to view
the surface OF the water its grasped The side OF
the boat. WITH sharp they succeeded IN ehoppius
of the huge feelers and thus freed their craft fna!
the whole body got into the boat and he pze eo
veycd 10 Chinatown where IL was cut into pieces '''
| sold 10 various restaurants.
The apprehensions of Consul Byers regard
Ing emigration are not shared by The San Frapes"
C0H 1t thinks there many millions IN Europe wso
would gladly be transported the United states ou'
comparatively few will come who raise the mesh'
10 get here. There gigantic corporations io's
send out passengers under contract to labor Nene'
European Governments taking any measures 70 se'
rid Of their surplus population. o. the conuai''
they look uufavorably emigration as diminlsSas
their material for soldiers. II also argues tDa' ''
foregn-born residents child Is American 10 all lhe"
and purposes II may feel affection for the Da'e
land OF It's parents. but in all other respects II "n
American Even the French. who cling closer 70 '''
fatierand than the people OF any other naOn SIZE
Americans as against any nation but France III "a. liner.
ond generation. The hberaly with which most a
leans regard foreigners assmiiae Inc ehsh
OF all natIOnalitics into The public schOois IA
the heritage of child living In the Lu ar
their work IN Americanizng the elements uhV.i ~
control.
The work of healing the sick by prayer gos.
on apace at the Faith Home IN Springfield Mass
Republican states that there have been eighteen
at Home during the sumner, and all have gone WV
1t Is claimed either cured or greatly benehtcd' ~,
the most remarkable patients OF tue summer was -
c. II. Russell. OF Montague. who was cured Oh So,
Affections, especially OF palsy, though since her
home sue has caught cold aud her head has oeg"" 80
ing again Mrs. Clara McGraw. OF Boston, was eu''1
nervous disease, aud after her departure was a' -.
With dyspepsia she wrote 10 the Home asA"- -.
prayer which was faithfully offered, and soon a'e 20
wrote that she was entirely cured, without ine
medicine One patient left the house before inc -,
of Faith thought her cured and soon after began ..
medicine aud Is now dead. The bedridden miss -, "A
o. smith. OF Wilimantc Conn.,. who has Deen "" in
MT her ncad from the pillow for many years s'ss -
Sisters Orpha aud Rosa long enough to DC eV"S
proved being able when she lett. ~ sit up IN oe'
other tay The Sisters think that she mlght nd only
made we mad she used faith. but sire m Wat sn1
exercse faith up tho poiut oi nssci ezra
eeemed unable expect the Lord 10 "ok tfst
No change whatever l. made for guests n,rt OF the
ing for protection from lmposuIe 10 sus They vs.
Lord winch ways tells them whom 70 ,nsr eares
no medicines Whatever. and rexasd al INV"