New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-30
GENERAL NOTES.

The ANIMAL wheat crop Of Minnesota is elo-
red in the quarters OF the globe while the hay croo
stays quietly nj home and seldom even thought Of by
the outside world Yet it's value this Is reck0nGd at
nearly $50 OOOO 600 The crop Is estimated 100000
tons Of wild hay and 100000 tons o. cultivated
In departing fol his English home, Mr.
"Tug" Wilson has left America in awful suspense, aud
it Is not at All clear how The people will be able 70 bear
under It, His return depends entirely upon bis wife.
" II she willing" says he, "Ill come back One
thing pretty certain; If she no. III have 70 stay
WON'T forget, though, praise the blooming country
up and tell her It's ever lived in" Happy MIRA
wilson, who can yanquish with n0d TIE horO whom
Sullivan failed TO knock out IN four rounds!
After her dreadful losses Of life and money
by the yellow fever in 1872 the people OF Memphis
pluckily faced the situation. built system Of sewers
and determined to keep their city clean. The sacrifice
considerable, but the reward has been abundant.
To-day Memphis is Of the most prosperous cities Of
the South and every prospect for the future IL encourag
ing Aside from the direct value of an efficient drainage
system. the courage and energy which ~ construction
| required ana stimulated have, worked Ike leayen IN
other directions
The great Harmony Mills, at COhOes, which
have just reopened after enforced deness OF nearly
four months six in number and Of the following d.
mansions No. l. four stories $50 feet long 20 feet
wide: No q Stories 600 feet long, - feet wide
No 3. five stories, and including the extension llS5
long, 20 wide. with wing l25x5G feet and i've
high No. t. five stories 200 feet long 30 feet
D.. )
No g. known az the Ogden NILS four stories, 300 feet
long 30 feet wide The Iron Tim estimates the loss to
the employees at about S27O,O0) but thinks that the
company has probably made very sna net gam " the
stOppage.
An army which is divided Oh the question Of
obedience to ts commanderin-chie Is not in the best
form for an active campaign. Precisely that the con
dtion OF Salvation Army in England Captain Gypsy
smith, in charge the Hanley corps, having accepted
gold watch from his friends In the poitere'' was
promptly clshered by General Booth. The captain was
not disposed to submit quietly TO such discipline ana
accordingly raised in the populous districts Of Burem
and stoke a rival standard to which adheiens eagerly
locked To two leutenants who were guilty 81 sm..nr
offences General Booth offered he choice oil WtNHE tno
Army or giving ny their presents Ihey pIrtlt-u ulP
former alternative and have gone over TO the saAa"rd
OF Captain 'IlpSy smith.
Amono the interesting souvenirs which have
been loaned for exhibition at the coming iaH o. 'no
NevEpelaud Institute, In Boston. Il gigantic pltchef'
bic cormemorates the great naval events OF tue war
OF 1872 It was manufactured IN England III Io-t ior
Mr. Horace Jones. whose grandson MT Horace D. hon'
ards of Troy now owns IT, II IS finely engraved Win
renresentations 81 the escape Of the old Constitution
from British squadron, the fight between the 'hefa
peale and shannon Perrys great victory on Lake Lie
The return Of Yankee squadron frod the
and other stirring events and with the h-ures o. PeN
Decatur Paul Jones, NcOonough aud otAer naval Ae'
roes The pitcher adorned many festivities IT, Troy
on sepiembcr IL, 1924.
A considerable sensation was created IN Paris
the other day especially among the Conservative he"~
papers by the announcement that NJ Naluet the pro
Inoter of the bill and an eminent Radical Depy
/ had invented "A hair-dye VAST the same NJ Na1let
asked Figaro, to which the Deputy made answer Il
am chemist and amuse my leisure Ia the laboratory
Some time ago my attention was called TO the I'''
That many people killed from the use OF poisonous
Latrlye and though think personally that Il FOOLISH
to dye ones hair do not think thoe"ho DO teNs
| to die for their folly. made eApermeh's "Hi0H -
,.d T., ,i rrep,raton have patented and II at the
rnhic disposal HAVING patented ~ IN orler 10 dNos
The rse o my with IT, had forgotteh a. 1,'
in The press Of business TIL you called III! aI19h'o1 "