New-York tribune., 1881-11-20
GEVERAL NOTES.

A recent issue of The Calcutta Gazette con-
tains an account Of strange attack which made
the idol o Jueseau Pooree the most sacred shrine
in India by body Of fanatics The rioters numbering
twelve men and three women all of whom nearly
naked succeeded in entering the temple and tried
their way into the inner Although more
than thousand pilgrims were present the rioters were
expelled only after struggle, in the Of
which intruder tramplcd 10 death. The others
arrested and sentenced TO three months i'm
puSOnment.
A terrible tale of suffering comes from Cob
orado Four Italian laborers attempted To walk
Pitkn GUnnison City, aud were overtaken by biind
ing snow Storm They lost the road and became sepa
rated. Only saved He struggled on trying 10
vain To warm his chilled blood by thoughts Of sunny
italy and at last fell PROSTATE The railway track the
Denver and Rio GIude Road. F,rtuuetely he seen
by the engineer Of approaching rain and was taken
in au exhausted condition to Denver Reseuing parties
bur they had little h0res Of finding them.
The scene in Lewes, England. on the even
ing of November ), Guy Fawkes Day, must have been
picturesque One procession was made up OF bands
banners hags and numerous crowds o boys dressed IL
fancy costumes carrying torches and coored fires the
rear being brought up by blazing hogheads and tar har
res drawn on srdges Another procession included
resentatives demons with aud Others devoid Of
horns tails" There testers, soldiers, sailors
indians, clowns. knights, negroes lawyers, nuns aud
other fantastic people, dressed in quaint aud corica
crssion grand tableIu presenting ship on fire s
trncted much attention After the speeches denouneigs
the Pope md everything relating to Popery. osies hi
Guv F, ,ykps and the Pope, which bad stuffed via
nrcwrrks we're destroyed amid the gruans Of den4S
fhrong II interesting O. know that az ehgy Of 6ut
tcau shared similar fate. More enthusiasm was show
I'm London aud different parts 0f Enl land the cei
ebration than for several years past
The editor OF the DcutScbe /citumg recently
had "A range caller IN the persoL OF Mr. Henry H0ag
native Of Erbach, in Bavaria. Mr. Haag bOastR %, 0r
perhaps persons might prefer 10 say il afflicted
WITH somewhat remarkable physical pccniarity,
which enabled him. IN the presence the astonshed ed
itor 10 grasp skin OF his with both hands and
stretch it Out ateray until ressmbled huge rGd"
Theu he completely hid his face IT," Other expert
which he performed with the skin on his arms ana
hands were startling character that "a qnnte
the editors words, we besought Mr.. Haag TO forego
further demonstrations rs what he had already shown
us had caused orr skin resemble that OF paeked
roose" IL will doubtless DE great disappointment
many euterDTng managers of museums In this country
to learn that this lbOseshnued individual has already
made ARRANGEMENTS % hihL himself In Germany aul
elsewhere the Continent and that he ay not be e1
pected TO Oyerrun United Sarcs for time
come.
A good story of how Josetfy the famous
pianist fooled not oyercultivaled musical audience in
Salt Lake City recently is toll by The Tribune Of that
city In the following niuitahle way lt has recently
come to light that Josey dill not perform his whole con-
cert when here, advertised He opened with
Beethoven deal aud kept playing right along tErouse
Chopin Schuman, Wagner, Gluok, and In fact nearly al
composers which the public seldom hear, or care
TO- After hearing MIN play almost steadily for an nour
no in the audience had the slightest idea what par
of the pr0ramme being rendered. II any. When np
had finished VOgel ais Prophet, and bowed Is y