New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-03-24

rising audience "Be seated =. Re seatedP aiarge num-
Der Of men VINO ma been enjoying the meagre Pryegss
dropped gratefully tnts va0ant chairs.
Two young follows in Warsaw quarrelled
recently and 10 preserve their honor" II ged
that they should play soc Of three games Of domnoes
upon the solemn understanding that the loser saonld
swallow dose o. he deadres. poison procnrable The
compact carried rhe game played In 0
cafe In presence OF seconds. Tho younger Of e two
fellows lad Of sixteen, named Stanilsts Julian, Was
,nc loser He lifted the glass containing tho poison to
nls ups anu drank or IT'S contents st daughL FYo
minutes later he q ODfpse.
With the death Of Dean Stanley ceased the
production OF about the worst handwriting tho world
has ever known, but printers win continue TO be bid,
St least as long as certain member Of the present
House OF Commons lives That gentleman recently gave
notice OF his intention put question the Premier
with respect the duties chageable upon each county
and borough in England Waves. After some tirno
Apen in the endeavor the cerks and the printers
Obliged to abandon the attempt 10 decpher tho
The notice accordingly appeared on the orders with
blank where the name should have been.
Vienna always hungering and thirstng for
an excitement, has lately made heroine of young
who has already served more than half Of
years sentence to imprisonment for the murder OF fe-
male friend soldier IN Austrian regiment has just
confessed that he is the guilty person. and the prisoner
has been released upon bail pending an nvostigation
Great ladies visit her. and lucrative positions have been
placed at her disposal II she IS innocent her miseres
have made her fortune and in the mean rlne, Innocent
or guilty, she Is furnishing welcome diversion 10 tue
Austrian capital
a correspondent at Rome writes that travel
lers shOuG imagine that they had fair oppor
tmity OF Judging OF Italian wines from anything that
has supplied them in Italian hotels 1t il only
within the last few years that hotels Of the class fire.
quented by foreigners have placed native wines their
list would furnish them 70 guests at all They still
consider profitable furnish only the inferior kinds
in order that guests may be compelled to order more
pensive French wines. These statements will be
promptly accepted by travellers who have had the luck
TO be properly Introduced the best wines OF the c0un
try quiet resorts to which foreigners seldom pene
trate
A man who claims to be a Mormon elder,
I'm letter TO The PSbg Commercial gazette over tho
assumed OF Joseph Smith, gives detailed accoun;
OF the scheme for stimulating the faith of M0rmOns and
and overwhelming the Gentes by the resurrection of
Brigham Young lie says that the plot was laid about
year before Of the Prophets death,
and that the originator OF it Brigham himself The
writer as of the persons admitted TO the con-
spiracy and his conscience viii keep the secret
longer Having spent several years in comfortable
secusion while efigy reposed in his coffin, the
Prophet about emerge and eectrify the faithful
After this frank exposure the writer's only chance OF
safety is In coDcealng real name and. az 1t Is he ex-
poets to fan sooner later "by tho death shot or the
mortal stab CT the Danites" This fate would Indeed DO
calantous for he has nine loving wives and any num-
her of children in Salt Lake City. Resurrection might
prove 10 be the strongest card IN ire MORMON pdcA -
this game, and, absurd these stories SEEM
good many persons are disposed to see some truth III
them.