New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-14
GENERAL NOTES.

| Seven times within thirty-threc years has
the British Parliament passed bills for the snsrensiouO
the Habeas Corpus Act in lrelandhe arst in 1913 IN,
last 1868 IN the first occasion the measure was pO
posed 6v Lord John Russell and resisted by Mr. shar
man Crawford. then member for ROchdale. who had
only eight supporters. On the second occasion II was
again proposed by Lord John Russell The subsequent
five bills we're all passed In the period 1866 g. whey
the Earl of Derby and Mr. Dlsraci the head
OF AFFAIRS ana the duty OF proposing the suspelsisa
Wson-PatteD tfen Chef Secretaries Ireland wass
| principal opponent was the late Mr. Mdguirt.
| The Chicago druggist who killed two chill
dren with and dispatch by putting morphine
prescription which called for quinine, explains that %
Is sometimes abs minded. and that he has enemies ia
the trade On the other hand. Is alleged that be was
drunk when le filed the prescription. He has been
arrested and admitted to So 900 pail. He took q drug
bottle to the station marked " muratcd quiuine.'
which was found to contain morphine. This
borle. he said as he got 1t from thu wholesale drug
giS fIe thought IL possible that somebody with intent
to iunre hun. had substituted the morphine for the qu.
ninr Out could not explain when, where, or why It was
| dOne.
An illustration is sometimes worth a score
OF arguments and cou;uns OF statistics. Tie following
incident bearing on Irish land reform ia Related by
Charles Russel, NJ. F., in letter to The Ircenast
JOurHal. BY the OF CarngiOrd LOugn landlord
hsd let to IL tenant, rent Of 81 fifteen
the hillside which, until then, spade had never
CutcrsO Inc tenant UullC MS homestead III, no
fenced 1t. dill such drainage needed ani alter
years Of toll brought 1t into state OF deceut cugs-
ton. He died last year IFS family. with the exception
OF HIS wife aud one daughter, had gone e. America Is
widow finding herself unable, as she thought, to worx
the land desired TO sell her interest SIZE lately con.
suited her LAND ord He approved Of her pian and kindly
(nr she WAS t-rltel undertook the preparation Of tbs
notice adv cruising the sale. 6u. when prepared tuee
Appealed ~ tue t00t OF Il the OMNIBUS ANNOUNCEMENTS
Tia. Tor the incoming tenant the IN would DO
= Inc laUd.Orl lau not, ulfrCY or luu fecl1,
exp -ndch ono sugie penny on the willows holding.
shoulder to shoulder is the simple motto
Of The Kagjdon The 81 tie new colony IN Tenuo'
see T. aims 10 promote a cordial feeling 0. brother
hool only between the two divisions OF the English
speaking also between the different section u
country; let al interested know fron tue 10
time how Rugby getting wat the Rugbesans are
doug ana thinking about and what they Can say as 10
the prospect, OF the settlements ana negh0orlooh aud
b., ds.u sion broad spirit to race a1y dhercnce VI
opinion tuat may afs df .ctng the welfare OF RaS3Y
10y ,u" discussion arrive, at any rate at au amc1o
aucrucat el Inc OrthograpAy OF the ute seems 10
.avc a the conductors not little emDarras''ueas
Il. tne lisht OF naure II WAS urgei an nalblt. ~ 4
I; nv Sion q b. HVgbgAn or a kush.au,' ADo
.cir -, Il .trI Tow IA tho ligh OF natuse. Bdt moi
s.lc .nci u p.ilnt OF In. org.ua Rugby naiLtuHzd
tHe word; = hal brch 10 ctpted ia thr t1iif' AAl
tury ieu cNaal TO lc.eudn- Il IA the NV, sLoud 70
1I-ut go ire
Woamn's grit has triumphed in san Fran
cIsto. ,Ir- CdIoane Carpentc". undd!r-sg ~d'" VI
trlclu1'u Imposition, owns 4 mouse ana 10, th r'VA
tuils- ON the ADJOINING corner OF Sujei a., Kobed
iAlu.. - contractor. las near completed block u
,trrps I'm maxim. excavation, ,Or fOultluon, Ewing
COMPELLED Mrs Carpenter 10 c0uilnue the found tiom
ol her ulsr fourteen feet lower and. as she dtcard
would not let her prop up her wal while dong the "oIk
the II ; IN vas that SHE spent good deh 0t Money uI
r,rr>s,riv rne same w,rkHeD engaged 90 her prem
isrs were stopped BY Ewing, who charged thSt 'hty
we're It, spas>ipg his property. MIS- carpenter
wasn't Ii huIuc hui her equal to the occaso'
and with revolver ~ hand sat ell out anu muma"ied
,e contractor lie had the young woman arrested for
assault Open war was declared By Mrs. Carpeh'ef''
EWING removed temporary fence IN 'front.' Of the ne"
luilding and workmen began 10 lay stone walk mrs
C,rnentor found that they had made arran9cmenet 70
carr, thr sidewalk seventeen mrhcs beyond tile line OF
tnr new nuIidtng ia front OF the lot. To allow themto
10 This world lie to acknowledge that they owned
strip OF thaI wdth directly through to the tear lot e
ordered the workman stop and remove tue material
They kept on aud hurried complete the job Mrs CSf
pontrr reinforced ny her servant GIRL again 0r'eieu
them TO rsis The girl placed her foot across the mar
space which had not paved when = the ~ors
men deliberately set slab OF stone on her loot lguls
II severely. Mrs. Carpenter threw herself down Gu
the round aud dcit0d them 20 build sidewalk over W
body At the same time she summoned the ponce ~
her attorney. A great crowd gathered and "a sqnAa
OF guards hired 10 defend her territory Iroih u
sou The guards rem aimed on duty unti uuce w. 80
entered INTO The next day force OF men, uhui 80
Wumdu's direction, were pulling down a sueNalA vu -
disputed strip ol territory. Mrs Carpenter has I0ln.
that the rear wall of Ewing's house projects upOu ~
land and she will make him tear down S S
wall aud rebuild II. He wants 20 compromise Ou' ~
will moi listen 10 him.