New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-04
GENERAL NOTES.

New enterprises are springng up so rapidly
in Georgia under the industrial impetus which honOraDy
distinguishes among her Southern sisters that
it impossible to keep count of them One A. the latest
ana, opinion of many, most promising, is silkcu
ture The natural conditions supposed to be pecu
now making are watched with the keenes, interest
Two English grenadier guardsmen lived in
much peace and comfort during the first four months OF
the present year the house Of ageddy at Croydon
who mad not tue renOest suspicion Of the fact She
cuped the house herse all of this time, and
came in contact with imruders, Who Of course
in collision with servant They remained indoors dur
ing the day and at night IN ciy ans' clothes
They e. been satisfied vii snug home and
,te rocket m9aey, for they confined ther operation.
10 pawnng jewelry worth about 1000 and eating aud
drinking what they wanted
The Ancient and Honorable Artillery Com
pany Of Boston, captain William H. Cundy, will ceIe'
brate tine gath anniversary of its formation tomorrow
IN tue usual way. Early in the morning the drum corps
will summon the members to 1870 o'clock breakfast in
Faueul Hall At 2:30 o'clock the company Will leave
the Armory, receiving the Governor and invited
guests at the state House escort them to the Hollis
street Church. where the Rev. h. C. Bodies, Ot salein
VIII deliver tie annual sermon Later !" cue aiterlOon
th corps Will dine in Fanem Hall, and stu later Tue
new otccrs will receive their COMMISSIONS Oh Tue No
mon IN presence Vi the Governor.
IJnon hearing of the death of Mr. Darwin
the students of Kie University drew up and sent of for
transmission to his son the following telegram Inc
students Of Kef University deplore with you the loss OF
the grand and puissant soldier OF science ING
Russian youth bows with respect before the proiound
genus who has revealed 10 man the mysteries oil tne
struggle for existence has assigned TO him his place ID
nature has Indicated to thought the way OF indefinite
deveoprnent and who by his own example has shown
how truth ought to be served The memory Of your
rather is immoral as his glory" Inc Russian CehsVi
snip suppre sed this telegram
The one hundredth anniversary of the
founding Of Phillips Exeter Academy in 1883
ana in anticipation of II committee has been chosen 10
prepare for suitable celebration VI the event next
June The following gentlemen constitute the c"mim'
tee The Hon. Charles H. Bell and Professor George A.
Wentworth OF Exeter n H., John {. Philips ana frer
tiss Cummings OF Boston. aud ARENAS H. Holmes@
New York This academy has prepared great number
of young men, from all parts OF the United Sta'es ~
the various cOlleges-prlncipay Tor hAI'a'u' '
Dartmouth and Bowdoin, ana alumni IOI cVi us
the H. mes OF many distinguished ' ~ Sns
~ - ,1,ec.l mai the az eDratOn will De wOrhy OF tne
occasion, and IL is TO be hoped ts an " csd,my
i,case tine usefulness and dignity OF ne 'c"'i''"''
Hob. according to Holy Writ, Hved SonleWhele
in ~, ncgubornood of the Koords, and IL wou'u sen
- $500, had rot vet done with gong TO aud fro am0Ns
~, 80 ,f mon IN that quarter and watering di'''
M l,to,t advices from reheran state that the p ~
has broken out among tue followers oi Oo''" 81,
forty-s x deaths having occurred III iour u"! ,bs
| the fourth time that the plague mas "pP',, uo
l. oor,t,sh Maintains IN twenty years the cause 0.e
lnlb
,le yho are nudd cd together In winter III u"u
hints Ia cscapr the snow. Strange 10 say. tno snea
understand me value Of sanitary rcsllton' I'd aud
60. a. he present, and the victims are lSVJ AID
,ufrrted Villages uuarau tined with pIonP''ra VITO
drmoess which American cities mlSn1 iui''"
prOnt r I,l;ais
The attention of the Government OIL Hull 80,
at present absorbed IN the construction OIL n,oo,
Iocal .eIfpoyernmenf which, though varying III IN
details 10 suit local requirements VIII Se' W ia
pcneous in principle aud applicable TO the "n''o
dia The yiceroy declines to accept the 'heo', ,s,,
noop,e ara Indifferent to selfgoyernment h'iu'us
win tho advance OF education and Win All in'oe
class Of pub.ic-spirited men spinging up II ~o-,
waste Of power and mpouc not TO utllife 'nS I'D
49, t enobe the Government 10 relieve us Wv, ,re.s.d
io.a odcers Lord kpOn has unne .n ~ tue
III CONVICTION that only reasonable pa ch p LEI
G,v.,nurnt widch can enable them % an'iu aenl o,
ia n, nance the people To undertake tue sssay,
tbsir l,cal AFFAIRS aud deN cop, Ol create cl in.
The ctpary or self-help III all matters no. W h locl
uar,.i nonsnI The Government control over ~, We I'm
hoad, 4, 10 be exercised from without ia noi ~ oca
within by system revision ana en- en- r,,. Cl "
dctatoa he OF the l9a eoas,oD Of Opal
r,ouired 10 loans dues. taxaIioh' aneu"'oN "a ~