New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-10
-GE.NER4L NOTES.

A college professor in Glasgow. Mo-, was
recently by night by the young people whom
II was his privilege instruct by day. They had tin
pans oysercans rnd horse nddles, aud some Of them
increased the racket by singing. Tue professor ap-
feared at the window win gun and gave them four
rounds Of Olrd-shot
THE Statesmans Yearbook " for 1880 is
edited as usual by Freierick Msrn, ana Publisncd IN
London by Macmillan Co This "a the standard stats
tica and historical annals OF the civilized world aud tho
tables and formation are REVISED after ofcial returns
The richbOrnc claimant applied some time
ago Tor Roman Catholic BIBLE to read; but this re-
quest the PRISON authorities could not grant without ap
plcAton the Home Secretary. and the Home Ser
tAry could move In the matter without the sanction
Of the Roman Catholic Chaplain. that reverend func-
tonary yet given his decision arr meeting In
Glasgow has strongly eoOlennei the :, nneonsIim.
uonal rn,es which thus prohibited the prisoner from
reading the Bible AT pleasure
The Rev. Mr.. Kaloch, of San Francisco,
does be out OF ala his difficulties yet lie has
evidently formidable foe IN Charles DE Young, the
editor The Francisco Chronicle. has been IN
WORTH Kansas, Tor tho purpose OF taking deposit
tons respecting che character and conduct OF Mr. ka
ucb while resident OF that place. Nj. Dc Young caDo
iu armed vita letters OF introduction 10 several prom
rent Lsayenwor1h. aud " II they tel all that
they know" says dispatch. it viii make mighty In
terestpg reading matter" Really. there has
dal enough already and newspaper readers In
VIII he thankful TO the prominent ei1ens u they VIII
hay We been al right; but has Mr. De You 1T upon the
right way OF persundinx the people OF san Francisco
not 10 vote for hint
A rogue, who has RECALLED himself in twenty
or more cellars Philadelphia. il now under arrest.
The detectives who examiped the houses which had
been entered ascertaIned that IN every the top
cross.pece of the had been partially bored nto
and the thief clutchng the handle # the gim-
let as "A lever had forced the bored open BY
strength II indicated that very muscular and agile
thief had done the work. and that IN each he had
loot OF the shutter while his work. Once In the
house be thief in every first proceeded regals
himself with provisions aud dantes, not forgetting 10
wash all down with any liquor that handy. At one
house. not content with absorbing two bottles OF
he carried awayg third ana az another place drank
about pint OF strong brandy. This queer cracSsman
appeared venture beyond the nrsstory apart
ments, and took only such light plumber In the
way Of Jewelry furs. ornaments and could
be readily carried his person. Descriptions OF the
stolen articles were sent around among the pawnbro
kers but not until Sunday was the thief arrested.
when asked how he managed 70 get into the houses. he
said " Oh, that nothing for I'm a gymnast
All did was vault the back and then get
the gmlet at work the shutter and away she came;
When the gimet gave out had 20 use my hands !
didn't stay lodging place over day When GOV
into house OF course went for the grub thought
would only be- wasted anyhow and the folks wouldn!
miss IT, / generally went into "a house about IL an3
saved nights lodging by that. Iaways took over
coat that came fitting me"