New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-02-25

,n,s chico, in view, II was felt the
PRODUCED nav one Of responsibility and requiring sso
poslscaons that they ousns i d o,ber enlisted men
guam s n,sss with the sailors ana Quiet o"ii ~
recont occurrence In Youngstown I'm,
,..rful warning 10 the pesulent trloe VI
has gwen i'"i orrs man named Henry Waters
pracueH ~ 90 superstitiOn. and OF rather tihlor
scme"h' "a mem in the habit OF keeping pistol NJ
our Ia ~ his bed where be could reach !" up'"
$50, warning For the purpose oi CIV I-e -
- =, his terror party OF youhS iV -.
- nruats from the cartridges o'' LIZ - -. .u1
T,s,urben and one Of them wrap. 49, nv No
- n midnight while the rest N''ID Ia. "a =. en-
MS room o" - 1a,,o and after warning hreu ~ 'le
awoke III ga" vas thrown back against the mead
ns", .ho he'd This operation was repe"ou UNI ."0
poai "a al been discharged ana tnen inc Nlc .h
OF practical DS S,s ware brought the miserable fools
fsoS their friend ravIns U H. A" -"
s,,S,n one Tor the rest oi LIS IA
Tho ortbocraphical controversies OF the age
ino - \ sanguinary crisis at Lincoln, Neb.
ON the p It inst James Cook was caeu upon "
-, Mn, ~ a word which is not given. II may nave
'"' -di-na-rian" me-te-O ro-log tcal,' or
" NV have been something shorter but more
- Cook probably after looking out the
- in the dictionary, decided against one Oh
,o,obatspts named Raven. DID THIS hlrd Oh 'Lohieh
'a,,escel Most emphatically. he did not lie merely
himself right by drawing his revolver and shoot
spgU oOr II.
were al once abandoned. and the company
.or.rei 10 hang Mt Raven without delay or shriit
rpne was procured and would have beeh useo, we
sberf with posse had not rushed III ana saVeu I.e
snarjerer he is tried, viii he be PERMITTED TO
show ma his victim wac wrong about me Wou anu ash
IT, iury 10 bring IN verdict OF lusuhaDle hoelue'
The decision of Judge Lowell, at Boston, in
,ne United states Circuit Court in the Of Crane vs.
T3 Bostonl Daily Advertiser is OF importance to TIE
nawspaper press 1t seemed to the conductors of HE
15,ersr that the attempt OF Mr. Crane 10 secure the
control Of the New-York and ngand Railroad was
~ sb-ct for discussion They held that for Mr. Crane
10 obtain control of the road would be a public
MISFORTUNE They therefore freely discussed his
mans and operations and qualifications. Inc
rlai,+H demurred TO this as not sufh-
c,ent defence and Judge Lowell Oyerruled the de
1urrer He held that Mr.. Cranes character as con
sirucer and manager OF railroads was open 20 Ptpc
discussion Many interests were affected besides those
of thf stockholders All persons incadng editors OF
newpappr- had the qualified privilege which attaches
a. discussion of public affairs. Judge Lowell drew an
i,uor ant distinction. when railroad Is to be bUlil
and company build II Is TO be chartered the question
h a public one. The company having been organlLed'
and The stock issued, It becomes private one. Tvs
papers should be grateful 10 judge Lowell or coh'euns
10 them even much hOerty ~ comment
At the annual social gathering of Messrs.
Kerr Company's Thread and Powerloom Workers, the
other day. al Paisley, Mr. Robert Kerr gave his men an
Interesting account Of his recent vst to this country
Aftera pleasant description of some National character
stcs which attracted his observation Mr. Kerr turned
10 Industrial fOplcs, and In closing sad Inc race 10Y
the trade OF the globe will DAY be between the Anglo
Saxon races Of the Old and New World We have got
tho start and we can retain the lead in spite Of the
handicap OF vast natural 1t viii require the
development OF every energy possess. The time
was when physical exerOn alone could win the battle
hut in these DAYS Of scientific research brain the
element OF success workman requires to employ
his head quite a. hands. and with ever new
uy ntiou physical labor viii b .-srued bUt mead AMOR
viii Increased. You cannot read TOO much Fou can
NOT study much, and you cannot tax NOnT powers o
Thought much. Specially would say 10 young men
Never consider that present machinery Ir perfect
look rather crude compared to what il ulht De-
The Lancet declares that it is simply absurd
20 attribute the fogs Of London TO smoke and assert
that the foCs of forty fifty years when the con-
sumption o. coal was much smaller than II Is were
vastly blacker and deDseT than those Of today.
.Dwel err in the metropolis" says The Lancet, whose
personal recollection extends far back the dates
specified viii remember that II infrequent ex
perence 20 rise IN the morning with fog dense that
even the owcrpots on the ledge outside the windows
eoud not he seem aud the pane OF glass had the appear
pnce of being painted with deep dirty yellow pigment
Iffbe rains across an ordinary IN Gulfordst
Dr. Russell quare-could De the fog deemed none
NJ the worst the foopassenger could discern his hand
held extended before him he surprised To be able 10
crepe his way almost az a blind man walks with his
stick. was a triumph The stock material Of the fos
woud Al that time to Judge by the taste, have
been entirely GO opposed of suphures Its effect on the
TTltdtIn that tie cries OF the INK
bows and hackueV cOachmeu ere almost drowned IL the
chorus u cougniugs with which the street perpetlaIy
rang