New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-04
GENERAL NOTES.

A French scientist has made the discovery
that the Apollo Belvedere ia the statue OF negro.
A panther measuring nearly eight feet from
tip TIP killed about eight miles south OF Memphis
one day last week.
The new witness in the Billings murder
IS George w. Frazer. He has told the District
Attorney OF Saratoga County that the night OF the
murder OF Mrs. Billings he passing the house, and
the time of the firing OF the shot saw Billings run
toward tue well in which the gun was alierward
found He afllrms that Billings furnished him with
money, and brbrd him TO go away. He has been IN
Vermont Is mason by trade. but has not very good
reputation.
There is a devout man in Syracuse. His
wife apparently died week but the body remained
felke and retained it's color perfectly that the
relatives decided that she could not be dead The fu-
neral postponed and physician summoned but the
husband refused TO permit him to administer any
stives He maintained that II the Lord had permitted
her to go Into trance and anxious TO bring her
alive, lie would do Meanwhile he did not intend to
NEEDLE with Providence.
The salon of Nine. Edmond Adam is what
the salon OF Nine. Recamier was in 1893 All the min.
Isters all Republican generals all the Republican
journalists assduous at the receptions. In
the Paais Bourbon element ia represented TO the exclu
sion OF the Eysee element The fancy ball fortnight
ago was q great success Fancy de rigneur
but the ministers The fair hostess disguised
herself gypsy, aud told her political friends their
fortunes. Many toregr present, and many Of
the ladies attrcd themse yes as Jupanese.
The French Chamber of Deputies has just
carried by majority of 3i2 to ILL., bill 10 abolish the
Office Of Army Chaplain. The War Minister,
General Fare made his maiden speech the occasion,
aud It was certanlY brief and to the point Speaking
from purely military point Of view, he affirmed that
the presence OF chapsns In the disastrous.
All tue influence exercised by the clapairs, be added.
whom weighs the responsibility o. leading their men in
moments OF trial.
Mr.. Parnel's prurient billiRgsgate at SPRING
field has aIeuated the sympgthies VI many American
Journals He had made the statement that the relief
OF the Duchess OF Mar borough beng admins
tered political purposes, only relieve tenants
who had paid their rent, and Lord Randolph Churchill
had ca0led reply that the charge false In reply
20 this Mr. Parnell id FRIDAY night: The word OF
the descendant the hand OF the notorious Sarah
Jennings mistress of the Duke Of York, and on the
other hand Of Churchill the hrs Dike Of Marlborough
of whom Macaulay writes follows That he owed ais
rise TO his sisters dsnonO and that he had been Kept
by the most prOfuse imperOus and shameless OF har
lots will be scanned somewhat closely by the American
people who at east can boast thar their ancestors were
poss Bile II Mr. Parnel cannot talk like gentle
mau he would better 40 home.
Nihilists have been discovered among the
servants the Winter Palace. Some OF the Wallets dc
ohambre who were appointed for attendance on the
Car himself had aroused suspicious by their manner,
which betrayed "A certain unaccOuntaDle preOccupauon
of mind 1t was moreover. discovered that they were
I'm the nablt OF leaving the rooms allotted 10 them Ia
wing OF the Palace at nigntf. Of not returning be-
fore or O'Clock m the morning. Count AdlerDerg
having been informed OF these circumstances by
of the Cars faithful domescs. orders that the
suspectd members Of the household should be watched
and without delay proceeded 10 search their rooms
This I'D 10 discovery OF Nhlis manIfestoes pamph
ots proclamatiOns and kind OF diary IN which the
daily occupations movements OF tho Gear
fully registered daily habits the hour of his walks
every particular OF his life thus known the Nj
hiss TAe conspiraors who have Just been discovered
In the Palace also suspected OF being acc0mpicss
I'm the attempt made on the life Of the Car Moscow,
The Nhst prOcamaliOns seized ia the rooms Of these
servants printed with type In every respect Ahihr
10 that or he Imperial printing establishment Oh tno
Senate and thought that the printing Characters
were stolen thaE establishment by some OF Two
printers employed IN ~ VINO are IN league Win tue AT
hilist C0mmittee
Miss Jennie Smith. of Dayton, Ohio, told
Methudist congregation in Cincinnati week ago how
she had been mrac uously relieved OF diseases which
had -G etld her all life aud precuded her walking
and using her arms except from elbow TO nngers shs
Thought NJ irsI hat unusual exertlon OF her own
rce of Will would effect cure, and she epdeavered to
concentrate nor mind this way, but the effect only re-
dnced her strength Her mind was ut this time NOT
clear as 10 Gods purpose respect TO her. she 10"
that she Nas not really submissive 10 the divine
viii nut WAS TOO earnest her desire 10 DO wen. emo
vsd aarnestly for wisdom and more humble spniS
ad her nottons were ut last granted She felt tlat