New-York tribune., 1881-12-26
GENERAL NOTES.

When the heavy fogs were hanging over
EewYork the other day, Pttsburg Penn, was gro"n's
and cropping in regular London envelope OF nis' 49,
smoke combiued so dense that gas baa 10 DC Jun
the streets 81 midday -
rrbc Historical Society of Colorado, not hav-
.rs heen disturbed as yet by any such dichy dS "V
which dismeulberei the famed associauoh u" ''0
stansa,s" has grown INTO such mp0r ahcc that rom,
has been assigned for It's use IN the 9's'e S"l"o ~
pecia attention has been paid to gathering reAc' oi
xte and the pottery OF the P"eDos arg
the sociefys collection now ootalns many spe'ine"So
unusual interest -
Henccforth let the Chicago paragrapher take
heed how he makes sport Of the bellies OF ST. Louis fof
It has been asccrtanet that the average young woman
of the Msour metropolis carries revolver anu hiV"S
box To use it, too "one revolver every twenty ihat
we sell" says salesman in nrtarnS stofe 1'H,o @
"gOes 20 "a woman, and they KNOW no" W uSo 0"i' ''
about well 1s Anybody
The commander of an army post In 'De
West recently made application to Quarter hlaS'pr-
General Meigs for clock for at his Office anu on e
principle that {" time is money, perhaps. ""n''" "
elaborate and xpensvc article. Of bronze ana sN' AN"
sthote adornments General Megs indorsed the reiHt
.itio Jut added that s disposition to extend
money unnecessarily for clOcks' lie thhks - 3 9u
cloc9 of the proper make, Is all that is hecessa'!
hos has one of these cccss ia bis own Olce ROOM
it keeps time than French mante cioc" L. lhe
same roOHi which COST $40
Sound sense is exhibited by Southern
paper on the Confederate bond question. 1t mentions
the hone OF the Confederate States Bondhoders Com
utttee thai the XIVth Amendment will some day be
repealed aud the bonds paid as follows: Ho" hte"i-
cent inanciers can lend themselves 10 so chmencai
scheme passes all comprehension They might Just as
well resurrect debt incurred by Pharaoh In pursuing
the runaway Jews and the Khclive 10 recognize IL
as part of the of modern Egypt AS to dig C"nfe
crate bonds out of and dust OF twenty wears ana
ask the present generation of Americans to repeal co
stntlon4 amendment and make provision Tor thelr pay
ment They shared the fate OF war, ana thelr gau'y
perisheh with the Government 'hAt sSleu 'nonL
Desuite the lawlessness that prevails in some
parts OF Missouri. settlers are pouring INTO tla'
state in great numbers During the year just closing
about 90 persous been registered by the State
Immigration society those who escapsd its notice
nrohaby aggregated IS, 900 more. They came mostly
tom Kansas Michigan Minnesota and Iowa, the Only
Southern State contributing anv considerable NUMBER
being Kentucky this Immigration has been almost
wholly from The Republican States, the Democratic pa
pers In Missouri declare tat II VIII req Ig n"rG! & ~
that party and excellent nominations 10 naiha
cratic supremacy in that State Tor any cOnsutdpIe
length OF time, despite It's present oVer"hehns III"
1ority. ~ ,
Boston traveller, exploring the wilds oil
Vermont in search spot where the monument Ia
,ommemorate the battle OF Bennington is TO stand
found near by place big square block OF granite
Puzzled IS to its significance, he interviewed nduVe
and TINS was the story he heard OF the stone rAat AT
ia the catamOunt monument You see, stranger, when
the Workers and the Vsrmouuters had row about th'
State line the varmounters beat the Workers all ont
There was a tavern then, the same tavern where
Ethan Allen and his Council OF Safety met to take meas
ures before the battle OF old tt Wall you see stranger
thA felt nice that the boys went over u
sInthonvI and sbut a catamount stuffed his SKIN ahC
mt il on the top OF the old sign board JUST you see
stranger. TO let the Workers know we heat Wall now
Won see stranger, somewhere ont IN Italy they arr
Getting up bronze figure OF caamOnit 10 SLICK on th'
top OF that stone, II they ever get II mere