New-York tribune., 1880-02-21
GENERAL NOTES.

The MOrmOnS have no scTaples over telling
the trutl about the dead. Al recent funeral 10 slt
Lake President TAYLOR remarked: lie died drunkad
and he VIII find drnnksrd's grave 10 has gone 70
hell. and there Is where he deserved to gO'
Press dispatches were stopped at the tele-
graph Offices Ottawa when tae ,ccdont occurred 90
Lord Lorues sleigh on Saturday night Maj e De VIA.
ton wno Il fussy and obseqnious meuDer u the Vice
Regal household letter 20 the telegraph operators
Of the Montreal and Dominion Telegraph COmpauy's
lines conveyed the Information that they werc de-
aired not 10 send any kilograms concerning the acc
dent uaIil ihr oicud report could be Forwarded. Tho
Montreal Company conveyed this request % such
press representatives, referred 90 the subject m
their reports, but did not presume 10 prevent tue
trrnsmssion Of The Dominion Companr, on
,Ie other hand. acted on tho request aud refused 10
send any message relating the accident Under Tie
charter Of these companies Government messages take
precedence oi I'll othrrs nnd wnen orcumstanets re-;
qnire the Government mas power 20 iakc possession OF
was pied the Dominion CompinJ only maklug too
lIbera an application 81 the request.
An utterly iudofensible printers strike Oc-
CURED IA 81 Paul. MIMI, few days aga Early In The
afternoon intimation reached the publishers OF n,
Pioneer Press nat y, tti0n circulating the
competitors the asking an Increase OF paw.
An hour later this by the that
the men had left aer and refused TO work An nvi
tarion 0y tn foreman resume work resulted In forty
men marching OF the roOm leaving but hve &c
the cases After this perempi0ry action, tue petition
referee, TO- which In self temperate aud respectful
found its way % the Office of the business maDsseg who
bad had no previous official notice OF The trouble or It's
c,use. somewhat later in the afternoon eemaities
~ strikers condescended 70 seek conference with
t busness manager, and requested answer 10 tho
retiiion presented unr such extraordinary circun-
stances In this aud subscquent conferences With tho
strikers the prOprrtOfs found tnomselves ace "a aco
win two diaicues. The demand for increase OF pay
was compicnted by the pcrcm tory action oi fh-
Observation-Disclosures IL had sscn reached the p-opr,to-s.
The main question d,sposed of by an agreement 10
give hnai anSw,r the demand tor increas pay on
Inc next day out The other was met by rrquriur
f"e nep to retun work. aud work nntl the question
s'Itfnon he men refused to- do tins, Ileir posi-
toms were temporarily hhtd-
The Paris correspondent of the leading Eng
lish journal has supplemented his recent exploits IN
q. Interviewing great personages by descriong tue
manner in which Bismarck treated the peupOtentiarc,
~ the Great Powers az the Be lin Congress tie received
r H.aconsfold 10 srom,. footing OF perfect social
onarty returning call far ca paying him great aten-
lions listening attentiyely 70 him, delicatey naering
him, aud speaking of hun as subtle, resolue manwlth
, axed purpose. and with the promplitude % q
hacked by powerful uaon--a man, therefore. % WHOM
u WAS som times necessary defer affect defer.
For Prince Gorschahoh he bad The somewhat dsiain-
ful condesceusiOu accorded o lady OF certain age
VINO rears plst successes, hut wno In ire en De
comes Irritating. When Prince ioftschakod ma ie oid.
la,honrd speeches ~ which the laurel aud ihe owe
ngured the German Chancellor moved MS pencil ab1ut
I'm "A sarcastic way; when he related The ffs0ns siorI
a, tic witch frightened GOrtschakOf, ne ldu4hed
heartily his Eyes sparkling with mirth, and he ekpfF
enccd actual drlight at every porr9ntl rebun sus
Famed by the old Russian dlpl mdts. On tine eonray.
ne snake with en- hu-iasm OF Count schOuya n one ~
the lew men be really ked he compared nE 10 bold
sf,g turniug - pack Count Anufassy aunsed nm,
6nI Eatou Haymere interested him. N. Waadng goa
ood his complete confidence. Whist Count s. Nhlcr
Y,s treated httle cOdy, aud to Count C0rii be was
mercy personally polite. Lord salisbury does not nsue
In the cattioHue.
The network Of conduits in the streets OK
NeYork was recently Illustrated by diagram IN Ihs
Jn Az, OF the oi explosion No Fori yecond
A. and sixth-aye In each thoroughiarc are i've nes"
asppes and sewer; IN Forty secoudsi two err AGA
lines OF water-ppcs. OF those IN Forty second
=, heinr "A 4sluch maln On the surfacesh ne avenue
- borserallroad track and the double line Oi iae 30
v,ted Railway An these nncs ntcrsect at the cross
ny. and In the air spanning the intersection u the
tfon Of the elevated road rne pipes are turned aaa
hored aud sagged to avoid each other aud the supP"
f the elevated ruad have to be planted as carefully asa
man would tread among eggsi sometimes forkng abo's
the pipes sometime thrustng them asid. 20 gei foo,
INC. for tne pipes are spre all ~ streets ana
here IA DO placing uIe al rails 80 - 10 avoid them.
The American Archicei urges that u an engineer were
called uoon 10 pr0yae at for seven e- OF gas Anu
ter pines aud large sewer "a say nothing oil sifam
,ines and telegraph tuning. which may ioFo~. - %
nut underground IN busy thogOaghfare, ind OF 'ehF
% and peryaded by four railroad irucss u - safe 10
srn, that no wouid not dream OF nS iug he" s"e ny
., and burvtns thcm up in earth, 50 mas every "n"
10, had 10 be visited tue street mast DC
80 earth and paysmrnt be removed and reiaid hs