New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-28

Daring the tremendous storm Of hail and
'-i;na- AZ Troy Oh N'lno slay afternoon call 70
cci''d"n the telephone At QVan4ts brewery near tAs
lI'.- Head Tavern. Jacob Ilrr-,rcnCf, the ho H.
keeper won't +" the instrument to answer tho cali -
h' "HE placing To uritor on ihr book The N-ltang
struck Dr. Land. uiuclm, II e srly and IaIu, Dbl. 10
ann. He was k.ocB,l s,Ir'ts~ bar VIII recover.
lniomaiiol is said 10 lave been received in
London from trHstv orth' private IN Rome Il
The discovery u plot d. the latter city 70 asea-ats
tie King Of Italy. The inspected person il an Italian
who arrived IN Rome with a fclowcountr man several
weeks aso. Both 0fthc rcOgnz,d By the po-
Ice ~ members ~ the Int irrational, and from the
mcnt ~ tn r. appearance Ia the city their foO,aop have
been logged. simultaneously with their arrival nnhcr
Of boxes containing explosive materials for IA the It
Gothar tlnn" stolen from the Ial0 swiss sori,,y,
M"lr- ~ sc boxes were al once sent 10 az the pos
stations IN The Kingdom.
Yale College is likely 10 be largely benefited
BY the decision Of Judge Drnmmoad. Of Chicago. IN no
OF her trustees against the executors 81 the estate
Of the late James Knox The tos'aor devised coisl,
cradle Of money 10 an agricultural college at Knox.
vile, H., providing that before within six months
after bis death responsible citizens Of the or com.
y should pledge at least $1,000 the same object n
/ this condition wa- not fulfilled Si0OO0 90 20
Yale College aud an equal 10 Hamilton College In
addition to the $4,000 given to each OF these instt.
tons during the te-tator'- ne Judge Dnimmond de-
cd,- that the condition attached to the bcquest Ia the
agricultural college was not complied with and that
under the prOyiso tale and Hamilton entitled %
$4,000 each.
An excellent example of what may be ac-
coml,he In short time in the way OF stimulating pub
lie interest in Art only intelligence and enthusiasm
devoted 10 the task is furnishcn by the Salem ass
Art Club This institution organized last October
by Miss Louisa Lander and has already grown q mem
bcr-hip Of 100 The club has recently illustrated it, zeal
and progress by successful exhibition OF original paint
nss, drawings embroidery and pottery supplementary by
valuable works Of art In various de parmens which
purchased abroad. Apart from the valuable training
which the working members OF the club have derived
during the past months, such clUcatiuni IN
hu'nce cannot tai 10 be OF value 10 the entire
nifty.
Tho authorities at Honolulu acknowledge
Themselves beaten by tho smallpox neither tie quaran.
tine regulations nor vaccination seeming 10 furnish
barrier against its progress Up 10 the middle OF this
month there hal been Gjj cases. OF which 23l, ~
about b per cent hal resulted fatally The san Fran
c~co papers vlich publish frequent reports ~ the pro-
lrr-~ % tie disease attribute IT'S spread and Nru aca
"a tie practice ~ coUccancnt tie part OF the natyci
and Chnr-c who will not report % caec TO the authorl
ti's utf The patient Is about 10 de on their Laias
mud -'utnty make II APPEAR THAI tn physicians 4
tir Inrl az Urah Gre Responsible, for h- death. Tls
liir -''""- and ail p.Hr,- ~ nmlrcnrnf closed.
bat ID" chAfclrs kept open In spite of the tact that
t'! nave V,,h tAc iaedi' oi spreading the eontasoH.