New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-12
GENERIL NOTES.

Captain Glazier who has been on IN CIV
ploring expedition with small party in canoes. ,.,-
Quoted by an Indian guide, claims 10 have disco,,,
the real source of the Mississippi in la
OF sparkling water three-quarters Of mile above Iar
Hereafter Lake Glazier may occnpy an s t,,sin,
position IN the Biographies. -'
SIX hundred ChcagOans, lured from bome
by the cheap fares, arrived in Boston on SUNDAY mo-,
ing, but their coming did benefit the r.ro,rfe,.
the quincy House in material degree Abont forty -
them descended upon that hotel and after eniovin f
hospitality of its bathroom themseves comfort
AMY III The Office easy chairs and proceeded 10 eo a al
stantla lunch which they drew from The recos.es ~
their gT1psacks" Not until thcv had received s-.
es ais 20 me eneet thai the Quincy House did not
ture W ''' '"Ae uielr deiaf-
a deserted Partisan damsel has Just secured
an original aad ample upon her aithless lover
nearing that Aphonse had been beeued Dy the scd &C.
1--WE charms of large wedding portion held OFT 10 him
by the parents OF another yOang adv who was
10 marry him, Blanche to the occasion and on the
eve of the betrothal while the aliauced pair ,yer fest
ing ana making merry she sent letter bride eeft
Announcing that she had poisoned al the food which mr.
hShed forth the banquet. This grim statement was read
aloud at the table and naturally caused general ,ap
Inc hancee ana her mother carried mysteries
ana doctors were summoned from far aud near. one Of
the dishes was Analysed and found to contain no tree, ~
poison, and after further experiments the co,,-,r,
Isaiizeq mat they had been made the victims % a p
Teal Joke But Blanche had her revenge f,r love e,,I
not flourish in the shadow OF a stomach nrr1r and 10
enlargement promptly broken n is not annoIr,oed
Nhcine AipnOnse VIII return TO his old love or whether
he VIII be welcomed in ne does.
"A correspondent of The ST. Paul Pionoe,
Press Who has sent from Fort Yates 10 his paer several
excellent descriptions Of Sitting Bun ia his new surround
lngs, while riding with Father stephan through the IN
dian camp had his attention called larg. tepee from
short pole near the top OF which dsngled a st.sin
" The hair discovered be 81 unusual length fine
ana SIX. ana OF auburn color There was Just enough
breeze 10 occasionally bow aside the undetache ends Of
AT prep - 81,
the fact that II mnst have inally belonged 10 TN s
OF some delicate wife, mother daughter In this teYe
was being held council ofchefs a dozen or more srn
ing circle On the inside When the presence of The r.
porter became known tAe talk ceased and one or Two
OF the braves stepped outside and shook hands VIZ ana
Chiei CAL, among thc number. would not slvi-. lis
ntil The ladies had removed their gloves and refT7r
t,no o1 IEiicl, $50 ~ s i oi I. ,1shsIn slli tae
women that had been massacred."
One Of the threatening letters which Ris
marck Is constantly receiving was sent by Dam, 20 a
Berlin newspaper and published IN its issue OF
J"y ~ The stupid oiinsion has been somewhat stGy
translated by Berlin correspondent az foIoys: To
his llsrionsncss, the Imperial Chancellor Prince Orf
Won Bismarck. o. great iron a. wen As inert P.i,hs
kanzler what an do we not hear aud read OF Won %
NOnght Tut folly. DO You believe, then flar
you can escape the punishment imposed On
your Nay. What We have once vowed or voq
VIII OF a surety come 10 pass; yea. tholrh
you should thcken she police ring intended 10 ciri Won
about from the avenser OF your perpetrated tyrrr,
how II Is with you IN kiSsingen we know quite Wi
~ enough II II that you have brought u 90 such pass
WIN Fonr wr"tehed tyraunous policy that y0u an. nor
even sure OF life. But 20 on expeilin tnl.,srioos ,
from Germany and TINS an the sooner VIII won mao
we OF tAc gIayedgcer For FOR us the
uce men feb, 50 FOR you have they been also ca-t
ridiculous manner OF speech win We soon vow -ono-
must &c rooted ont"