New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-27
GENERfL MOTIFS.

The Crown lands Of Australia. besides fin
reserves for roads, bridges, etc. comprise 80 OOOOOo
unalieuated acres classified follows Agricultural
lands 100000 acres pastoral 12,O0000O acres; IN
fcriOr land, called the Malice scrub" II ,OO0Ooo
acres.
I'm view of Mrs Jesse James's terrible grief
AT the death Of her husband and her heroic resolve 10
vindcae his character by OF lectures II might
have been reasonably supposed that she would at least
TO it that his kept green On the contrary
only neglected mound or red clay marks the spDs
where the outlaws body lies.
An ingenious sc0undrcl IN Paris has been
PLAYING the singular role Of an "hone-t robbcr" and
rade a comfortable living until a meddling policeman
spoiled the business II was his to open carriage
doors for ladies' and they stepped out to possess
self OF their purses and accessible jegery, which he at
deposited AZ the nearest police station subsequently
accepting with mOdcsty whatever reward their grai-
tude sug cstcd. Finally he caught in the act %
taking watch into his temporary possession AMI put
where his honesty Will 20 unrewarded.
The straits in which many Irish landlords
find themselves illustrated by recent experience
OF Mr.. Allies, secretary OF the London Catholic POor
School Committee who Is the proprietor Of two islands
of Galway containing 3,liO acres. with nominal
rental OF 1910 Having sued FOR Fl 900 for poo-.
rates. he by legal advice paid IT, and then wrote to Mr.
Gladstone 10 ask If the Government could not nerven.
TO help him In view Of the fact that for four wears ne hi
not received penny Of rent and hs agent mad Informed
him that attemp, evct would he at the risk Of rs
life Mr. Gladstone rpDlet expressing his great regret
that he was utterly unable 10 assist MIN.
David Hunter. the sOmDambullst who walked
out Of a hrdstOry window In COnshohOcken last Tues-
day night and lies with broken thigh IN the Penn
syvana Hospital hasalways been soepwalker, and has
hitherto mconsciousy escaped many pers into which
his maady had led him He remembers that when hs
was a boy his mother always made him sleep on the
ground floor with doors and windows boltrd; bat N
suite precauOn he often fOund at long lis
tances from home. on Tuesday night he dreamed that
someone pushed him a precipice, ami though ne
screamed ne fell. be remembers nothing between the
dream and the dressing of his wounds.
One day last week a lady left her baby
on a railroad train at Painyle Conn, expec ing 10 re-
turn before the train started This she failed 10 do and
the infant was carried TO Forestyle, and thrre
placed in charge OF the statipn-master. In the Ieh
time the frantic mother had telegraphcd to Bristol 10
have the child returned but in order 10 save her ITO
AGONY Of delay kind hearted messenger volunteered 10
90 TO orestyile on freight train and bring back 'hs
baby On the trip the engine broke down, and ne
Trained The rest the way Forestye found the ob-
i.ct of his search and carried It back In bis arms 10
PlanvIle The mother, meanw hile impatient OF delay.
had boarded the engine Of gravel train and was ia Fog
estvile by the time her offspring had got back 10 Pla
VILE So 10 Forcsyile again went the patient nesscn'
oer with the baby only ind that the mother had re-
turned to PlainVi c. Al thar point patience cras"f .
"a virtue, and the woman was sterny ORDERED D' iee
phone sit still for half an our sic wanted er -
Behold her child again She obeyed, ana presently was