New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-30
GENERAL NOTES.

A London Magistrate has pronounced n.
bicycle mos alb n' ab'r and dangerous ruisaBeep
The defence Of Mr.. Parnell and his eo
league. viii cost about $4,000. six ID etags Yer.
held IN Lonion fortnight ago win me object OF raj,
lng funds aud subscriptions have been widely takepr
III ireland. The Land League cOuats. however ueoD >.
ceivng the greater part oi &c iun1 from Ishmena
tie United States.
There was an explosion a fortnight 400 At
he. Maie-ty's Tne2ue. L,ulou. The Performance q,
Faust" went on satisfactorily Until the middle Tia
last ac;. when loud explosion occurred behlodns
sc.nes. Nile. Widmar crn' mud her singing and va,
cnulateG 10y guOr BuncO hu' Tie general alarm Va,
40 great that performance stopped, and the eo
du,tor. seuor Ii Casi called out that there wa. *,
danger" Then the stage manager explained tbattbs
explosion had been caused BY accident 10 the line
lIgut several person. left he theatre. but the ore,,
went smoothly To- the end. The gas was emDOIarye o.
tiuGusncd, bat was soon reIched' and the only df.
cni, resulting from the explosion Vas that experienced
IN tie final ianlrau
An EnglishwOman, the wife of Edward
Kent Karsiakc. @ c. Was recently charged Bedford
with assauljng Miss Rosa Partly. The complainant,
went into Mysteries before the case was called and
mad to be rcuoy, from Tie court She was engaged in
august 10 teach the daughter Of Mr. Karsske. For
reasons u stated defendant hid taken great dis
ike to Mss Parlby. and meeting her as SIZE was going
10 her room hor5" whipped h"r pushed Ler violently
against chiifouiere aud ckei ner ID tne Leg INFECT
Ing severe injuries. The counsel for he defence PLEADED
nifty for tnc puruo.c o. letting The mai er DROP ia
.1Il be never uad 10 ndIct more PAINFUL or cruel
casa bu ms tongue tied. ara Dee dd not ch00'e 20
,1 w 1ne D,.s, rates bOuni ;hc defendant over in
her husbands rccIguIz Of ZOO to keep the peace
iJr TX mouths
Russian stgategists profit by Professor NOrd.
cnskjolts AIc,,c ac-iey2me The Government has
recently purchased in sweden three fas, steamers, which
are about to De dis latche to SeInpalusk siberian
town close to the Russo-Chiuese frontier The roueto
be taken by these vessels Is the following: ROdndib
Norwegian coast through the White Sea. past Noyls
Selo to the Kara Sea- and thence up the River Obi In
Tobo.sk they viii fad awaiting them several large
transports OF small drIuZnt, laden with military stores
and carving strong rrinf0rccments Of troops destined
for service against the Chinese army. should the eOmp
cations still pending between Pekn ana 81 Petersburg
result IN war. Taking these IN tow, the steamers will
then proceed up the Tttch to Semlpalatlnsk, whence
lew forced marches Will bring tae TO Ds % tlr Chinese
frontier. By tails eNpcdient an enormous sayllgd
me and at-u. the sodiery will be effected in
Veyiug reifOrc"menis from Russia Proper 70 me eI
IRENE eastern limits u me Empire.
A Western Congressman Is said to have
been defeated by railroad officials who had taken Of
fence at his profuse shipments OF public dOcuu niS
He had shipped boxes Of these documents over toe road
addressed to himself and cOmpDied by his big frank
and TIE words " Co sionll documents Free Dur
ing the frs session he sent seventeen tons OF this class Ok
matter oyer the road aud soon as he reached home
he sent il back again. lls big boxes OF "pd0 dOCs'
soon became notorious the road ana the face and
figure Of the Congressman were also pretty
well known Wherever be stopped lie was sure TO ask
some of the freight agents II they had seen any Of ny
free freight lately" Hc always made himself knoTD
and was sure 10 add, - You must hahdle those uo1e
gently They contain the speeches Of some OF ne
reotes men OF the Nation. II You damage any OF them
m sue Tie road for the u value" On election Gay lE
railway officials worked hird TO keep i'm RI home
When it vas known that he defeated nearly every
audi ay ID H.,
a couple of DAYS the rad was utterly delh9rAl%c1 ~
the story goes, bus Nevada stories though good sN
not ALWAYS true.
The recent earthquake at Agram, Austria
va, almost "a terrible as similar commissions in SCUM
America The damage to private buildings In that ely
alone amounts, according TO The best estimate
UPWARDS of four millions OF forms. Among the mlno
inconvenience consequent upon the disaster the total
suspension of lighting by Gas is severely felt But WE
Inhabitants are not simply deprived OF light By night
but even Of fire by day The chmneysof most dwelling
houses have f,en down. and though the cold has been
very severe the citizens have not ventured TO gbt nen
fires AS usual The damage to the Cathedral is so grea
that the tower at least Will have to be pulled down anu
rebuilt from It's foundations but feared that the
nave OF the building is also rremediabiy ruined Ihsh
the more to be regretted as the Agram Cathedral one
Of tue Oldest and most interesting ecceSaSuea s'"V
tures IN the Austrian Empire. II was consecraied
long ago 1917. The loss and damage IN WORKS Oh M'
and auti1uties in the city is very great most extra
ordinary natural phenomenon was observed NJ NV,
about nine kilometres from Agran. There mug
fountains of hOt wafer burst out from the earn Ihe
ceysers which resemOed the well known not sprhEs
Iceland, were however ONLY temporary: IL "ssa ,v
noficed that all the and streams Nlthn ceta
radius OF Agram suddenly rose more than yafd aVO
their previous aud usual level.