New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-10
GENERAL NOTES.

The Pilgrim Congregational Society of st,
Louis has got into trouble about Its chimes and has been
brought into court by couple OF plaintiffs who are dis
turbod by their ringing Various witnesses have been
testying to the effects produced by the bells aud Of
there has been abundant testimony both sides
The only witness who had anything original WA
the OF the plaintiffs who declared that had not been
especially annoyed possibly because he thoroughly
used 10 all kinds OF musical Instruments and had threo
In h:s own house piano, baby and "A 1eYsharp. IA
usual nowadays expert testimony has been called in
and the viii probably last well into weather
David GOrrell, known all over Berks County.
Penn. the oldest Blue Mountain hunter, recently
found half frozen and dead in the little CABIN re-
mote from civilization IN which he has prolonged n
strange existence for more than half q century III.
custom has been to purchase every autumn in the near
est village stock OF PROVISIONS and 10 disappear with
them to the mountains, where he remained unseen all
winter. People passing his cabin week or two ago
smoke rising from It, and on the following day
noticing the circumstance they broke In and found
Cornell now nearly seventy years old, lying dead
than alive on bed or skins. He refused TO leave his
cheeress haitaton, saying that he wished 10 live aud
die In solitude.
Every now and then some English journal
rccales IT. readers, usually through correspondent,
with an account Of conversation in which Amer
can has startled polite ears with words and phrases Of
surprising and unique kind, utterly unknown except
Among the outer barbarfans Ot the States you know
Wtha delicate apprc citation OF light and shade thcse
strange expressions USUALLY placed in the poung ps
of beautiful girl correspondent OF The London
Gtobe. writing rom Constantnopo, says: "There sat
next TO me nj table dh6te yesterday DELIGHTFULLY."-
Vr,tty yourg American baby, htely come per Austrian
lloyd, from smyrna, with her father Before we had
disposed Of weak tcpd soup. she informed me- that
what she had Of the Turks led her 10 the conclusion
that they some pumpkins In men. was next a.
.ur,d ia, the little black eunuch o; Princess Ii
Pacha-a beautiful bird In golden cage, to whom ny
far uciehor bore cit,rs of Introduction from Caro-
for wc iai q, 10 Tie irya1lr pouiet r6ti was IN
ou-y asked Why thu Turkish women always wore their
-i"tllt---o 'can'l wrnkly, ana an not gari'r tlem
up prop n.y. Now a ihi- l. doubtless very eut-Ta.n
INK 70 IN i-h readers aud would De equally Ia Amff
leans T. there wcr" word Of truth Ia II, bnt Their" i-n
Nm'ihf'- men ana ""il'n d'"htr's coihinH 81. many
-lu- tt~t grnflilar and Dictionary A. then contempt
r - Eurnp" hu' they do not Use AZ home or abroad
~ih tprr--i"s a. thc above unless II h- 10 MAKE y
-"n' imp rincn foreigner bigger fool than hc hd
~ 'iou'.s n.nde OF himself
Governor II. john has sent letter to the
WomaIi'- Temperance Union 4 Chicago, which So. 1t
r,.t ,aro. ror- re- aye t. the nature and probable
op, r3tiou tho proLiii0ry law IN Kansas. Tic Cover
nor WrtFs. That many Of the Whi-key ararls m This
safe moving 20 Kansas CITY. Mo. il true. but or
every saloon keeper thar ont 81 Kansas account
of oGr Irohhlt0'y law sufficient numDrr u sober n.
dI,iiui- .urr. tlc families into The State o. llid
srlUo,.hor-r, and Kansas alWal- Al.
ford tp trade her saloons FOR schOOlh0usos aui ~aiU.
uo~- for -br,iy That part of thc letter which a.-
that th nW lncrfcrcs with the FREE and unrc.tfict.d
ale tiuctui,s compounds that used solely FOR
medicine. I, not trur does the law dlrrctl! or IN
directly interfere with the rlght To administer partake
rf communion services. All such -torias ore In
s,..tcl and circulate. hy the wliskey ring Ia order %
Ir, Ak tie force 90 the lgolibory law IN THE state tor
H. M p', of free whiskey wei know that WHOM u has
been thoroughly tested aud proved which 30 HlI D.,
thnl lrl.htion m Kansas j. = grand ol'''s,, Other
~fl. 500. follow oGr clanple and eventually ti policy
of psuA.1.u VIII b. fundalRenta law u n. L l'el
~ft,. NllWit standing IA, iaw does Tuf take 'icct
uni fnc -iof MAY next already TIE saloons have c.o,d
OF tl int. rinr Of tr state, aud after he y
of Ma, We Viii not have Iu open h1r To- KAN ls-uol vi
hau.+t 9-u De guilty ~ giving the sanction of AK
10 t.ii which Cftr5 body know Ia Ice wrong