New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-22
EGNERAE NOTE.S.

A~yeIltabie wild man OF fhespooas -
discovered in the forests near ifIs n, A,,ns zen
lag 10 anewspaper Of thattown. He ia a h,uoa
apparently but speaks no language y,,e s ne
was entiey naked his body, limbo and face bes ~
cree with hair Ills nationality ia sunsno,y, -
.e e SCENE incapable OF GlteIsng aricuata .o-,t
hkelY 10 remain An attoinnt 10 clio be i-.as - IA
nv suooess, lor ne tore the Things of with saya.e lIi
next 1hu'sday bids fair to be a memorable
oay IN Mark Smiths grove near Beaver Da,, D.,
reunion OF the members Of The Smith family h -. a
az that time and place. and active coYTosponee~,
postal card is being carried by the courasoous
Jeetoroi the enterprise and the Smiths thronehout
country The successful carrying out Of the reup,,
least for few days; but one trembles 10 tbl, s a
FENCES surrounding Mark Smiths grove. u ~lo
Military matters are exciting much atte,tio,
In Italy at the present time The II ian lanaye, "a.
recently called out for service for the first time tad,
year IN order to take part in the snanuvres OF thu re
ar army This force conslsts nonasly OF Ga 600 ,e
"orA Is advancing rapidly tie forticatioBs OF Roma
snd SIX new forts arc TO &c built making she ta r
Der Of detached forts which form che chain OF defra
round the capital eighteen Ia erder 70 insure the co
pieuoD OF these works before the end OF Tire year tia az
binary Iorce OF wOrkmen has been increased by defah
Naples % 'h NOM ea0n OF the prisons Of BONE and
The Island of Cyprus is oyerrun with goats
1t is estimated that there 100000 Of these ANNA,
on the island and planting is almost useless on aeeouna
OF their rayages. They carry no wool" saws M (,
give moro milk than the sheep 20 which however tle
are preferred on account OF their feeding on ene,rs
Tegetaton, which the sheep reject They are fed thers
fore almost entirely ct the expense the woods ara
not only 1t is stated does the goat destroy the Young
Ireshly-grown plants, bGs it browses on the ycup,
branches Of older trees. On the southern nlnta,ns
asu Whefe the SOL Is loosc, the is accused OF IN
GIeaslng TINS looseness BY scrambng about thus
yuflng young plants, which dragged down and torn
away by the falling Of broken stones"
HE story OF romantic chase, in which two
young lovers and an irate pursner figure conEpcuouslv
comes from Kentucky Joseph Carpenter and Ollie
Brown, lass Of fourteen, have made one or two AZ
tempts to eiope, the girls p9-onts who I've IN scotts
Vle, about fifteen miles from the Tennessee line havin.
opposed the marriage Of the young people. A few
Gays ago, however, their love affairs reached climax
Young Carpenter drove 10 The house ~ his sweetheart IN
buggy and pleaded as only anxious lover can with
te mother OF the girl who proved Obdurate as ever
NotnlIg d2untod, he asked the girl 20 choose between
himself and Aer mother. Her answer was an he could
desire, and catching Der in his arms" re the cbroeier
reports he lcaped into the carriage drove of The
alarm was raised and young justice OF police court
mounted on heet III 5rOughhrcd, started in pursuit 4
the runaway pair. Tie race hot one and nov
fortune seemed to favor the lovers and tie arm ihe
law The Western Lochinvar had provided himself with
agood horse and he reached tho Tennessee line few
minutes before the Justice. town reached 'sanre
Fixes was hastily summoned the knot was almost tid
when alas up rode the horseman. hot and angry aud
iOfDaae the marriage. The prudent Squire
ana while he was ponlering the case the Noans
people slipped and started haste ,.as
latin The justice was after them WITH eguaI sut5 80
bis horse threw a shoe End he sUccumbed 10 fsfe 20
arrived however In season TO Congratulate ooupe
were married al the principal hotel tho village IN "a
presence OF some specially invited guests