New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-13
GENERAL NOTES.

The naval engines belonging to the French
squadron AT Villefranehe did the effective worn al
Nice theatre fire, though they arrived too late to save
life An eyewitness describing the writes Prom
the beach the sight magnificent one, though SID
glarly awful the brilliant tongues OF flame shooting
up clear into the dark sky, immense cloud OF smoke
and sparks extending far toward the southwest ihe
vast crowd backed by the dark sea, which ever and
anon broke fringed with hsmecolored foam fosineds
picture " be forgotten. ia spite OF the fearful
tragedy being enacted nslea tragedy felt 10 be gohs
and yet unseen, the mystery VI which only adSa~
It's horror"
Several weeks ago, according 10 Cincinnati
dispatch. young woman who had recently arrived IN
that city murdered her baby by stabbiag thirteen sa
with cumsy knife. Her lover. Karl sebert was tue
only witness. She committed for trial sBd the tee
tlmouy Of the man depended upon TO convict ae'
on the evening Of April T. the officials persuaded
by urgent solicitations TO allow the eo1plc to be mar
and the ceremony performed la the Office OF mo
Prosecuting Attorney. ID appears that the mar
riage WAS a shrewd device OF the woman's lawyer 70
which he resorted to his client from the glOvs
for by the Chic Law husband cannot be forced 20 ss
tfy against his wife, and ~ siebert WAS the only w 80
tbe nrosecution The dispatch SAYS that nOe proseqd
viii be entered and the woman released nom jail.
John Gyumber, the young Hungarian who
fell asleep In Allentown, Penn., just two months ss
stil siunbers, though not 50 soundy. On Aprl , 20
opened his eyes the first time. and hs system seemed
ga-ps and with great difficulty, no threw up his aras
with a conyulsye movement, and the persPirstf"s
started from every pore. lie soon became quiet now
ever. aud sank again into deep sleep ous his apea'
anee was more natural and the doctors thought ne We
40 the point Of recovery The case has excited mas.
interest among tho people In the neehborhood and va
local physicians have watched the sleeper With ceS
attention Dr. Baird OF this city ana Dr. Morton,
Philailephia have elso made examinations AtlemHfSS
of ali kinds including the use OF hot irons aud eeeIsf
hove been made to arouse the patient but withoas
slightest effect, asde from slight muscular tsiiehhs-
In The Edinburgh Rerier, just twenty yea's.
ago this month"; article discussing the eleeuos y
lincoln and the inevitable results which would M
low The utter dissolution Of the Union CERTAIN 70
writer thought and he was "by no means een'itess
that the progress Of maakind and Of rational peeiv
would not be thereby advanced There would lie o''w
war; Of very short DURATION" after which the tws
tions would feel greater rcspect for their neise
In tiIne too there would arise Western confeaffas
and possibly still other centres for the wandering ssa
the Union would be sought. This gigantic dissolution
partnership" would cause one serious difficulty, hatS
the equitable distribution Of the unoccuped Anda
west In this event, the seer continued, EpglfaN
doubtless prove an admirable umpire. AL ~ 49,
interesting matter for reflection dqtns ne III -
month"; since April marked both the kceiAntY ~
end @,, q the struggle which made 'Ss P'saasss'