New-York tribune., 1880-10-04
GENERAL NOTES.

Young cOlegian of Providence, II. L. made
considerable noise going his after spending
the evening out with his cassmates Nxt morning his
fond asked him. with serious solictude why he
had made much noise. He replied Mother, sircs
yOu have asked, must tell you The TACT was STUN
Dlcd over PIN"
The interest taken by BostOnans in
Boiius Bower" Is shown by tie tentn annual report
lately issued. During the year there wcre IN tie employ
mcnt department. $40 applications for female help and
LAO for situations Receipts from regular contribution
gated SlOiO and from the annual II sloo7 ~
The managers desirous OF adding free oatn t. ne
benevolent features Oi the institution.
North Denver, Col, is exercised on the snb-
ec ghosts gentleman OF mat place. while passing
d cemetery hour scared Into rapid digh by
number OF wue-rObed forms. Returning with courage
strengthened by the possession OF revolver he heart
fun chur OF ,rthy and nnearny noise (Which caused
by many thar Ody-snatchers wer work. and ad1poi
thesr means to prevent interruption by pa-ser>-ey.
Mr.. John w. Hinton, of Milwaukee, Wis,
has published TWO pamphlets on the t1rf wnich every
WORKING gnan wuo to vote for" tarf or reve
nue. only" IN November would do well to read. On' ~
arepy 20 Augustus Mongre;ien's pamphlet The West
ern Farmer or Ameriea. and the other address 10
The Wornlnznrn OF Bay View delivered list winter IN
asp MI ooh o hnss a2gi "F @ ra Sa1a % cr. @
American Industry md rum American laDorers.
Index stones, four feet high by two and
half feet vIde are 10 be erected by the autuors Of
murdered By British troops rereatIng from LexingtOn
on the site Of PItnan's headquarters at the mansion
OF the poet Lon ugeow. fOrm-ry the headquarters OF
Washington on the spot where stood the home OF
Thomas Dan orth on the of tne house OF Thomas
Dudley one OF founders OF the city and at the place
where was built first meetingho IN ClmOrdge:
A tab will also be placed at the corner Of Ous and
Frurfh.sts.. with tho following INSCRIPTION site ot
Fort Putnam, erected Dy the American Jrle,, December,
1873, during the siege OF Boston,
1t is evident that good proportion, at least,
Of the members OF the soaied Liberal leagues sustain
Colonel Ingerso his protest agans, the Chi
caco Cor yeutiOn OF the leagues. and his withGrawal
from the body. The ReitgiO Philosophical Journal
which edited Chicago by John C. Buudy. denOunces
the action OF Convention unmeasnred terms. aud
characterizes demand that all tie United states Pos
tai laws commonly known as the COmsiock laws, shall
be repealed, a demand that the Government
should be compelled common car
rier NJ matter manifestly immoral and criminal"
The exclamation OF this extraordinary vote,
AS given BY The Journal is simply that the ma orty Of
Convention consisted OF men ana women WHO Her'
deteym,ued to ally Free Thought win Free Love
and all It's associated crimes and horrors ms Is stat
TO be proved not only by the speeches and transaction,
bur by prompt selection "a VcePIesdent n Colonel
Tngnrsolfs place OF person who II stlgmatZei Dy me
Journal US" avOwed and practical Free Lover nos
ignored ana discarded" By the spiritualsts instead VI
being one Of their representatives. was alleged Al
manifest obscenty" the Leagues are said 10 0e e1
without cause or champions. and are calod upon "a
organize with that element left out of Their plas
form.