New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-28
GENkRIL MOTIFS.

a largo canoe IN excellent condition has
been found near Bex 1900 feet above sea level and
| nearly 5000 feet above tho valley OF tho Rhone No
Laeusrine relics have ever before been found IN sy-
zrrland al such an elevation.
The memorial window dedicated by the Har
ward Glass Of 1860 TO their f,low-s,udenis who fell in
tie Rebellion Is now almost completed and viii soon b,
placed IN position II is the work OF M Ia FARCE and
+ said 70 be admirable example Of !sta.te and skill
10 representa- host yancng 20 battle, lei by twO
persons one holding aoi standard and the other po
ins lance.
1t is reported that George Bull, Of Philadel-
ph.a, whose wife brut lily assaulted last summer BIZ
guide N the Adirondack about % be indicted by the
Hamilton County Grand Jury for alleged completely in
the shooting Of the guide n this step taken il will
be at the instance OF certain other guides whose w
VT Bun incurred by expressing his suspicion thar Trey
assault Mrs. Bu died at week
The projected Siberian railway which has
been approved by the Russian Council Of Ministers viii
FOR the first carry through communication with tle
European railway sys.em beyond the Ural Mountains
Starting from the large town Of Orenblry on the Ura
River The line Will 200 miles Westward 10 samara 20
join the European systems then nearly 300 miles north
cas-, 20 TIN similar distance IN the same direction,
and passing the Ural Mountains, to EkaternDur-; west
ward 200 miles to Tumip; and finally some 80 miles
70 the terminus at Ousk, the irish, big river
mug pas, tv'9.aA' nc caItai Oh western 'orEl' lnO
TIE Northern Ocean. The town on the route which has
there the projected Central Asian Railway viii begin, 10
end at Iashkend
4 Paris correspondent bames Gambetta's
party Managers the Who the political meet
ngs at which he speaks. With lack Of shrewdness IN
that they neglect the women OF Paris. Operatives
invited bring their wives the Belevlle
meetug and this, perhaps, Is Of the reasons why
the great orators uucbcc has declined there. Tho 10.
pubcan.sm Of the honest ouvrcre is Intense" remars
the correspondent" and she is not taken IN by 1ne
phrases bat she he moli1cdby ;he polite attentions
Of a deputy and his agents TO apd women Of her
class. A short time ago heard an historical discussion
between lecturer al the College OF France AMI ". Al
fred Assoant the OF Louis Quaorze great ard
lasting popularity. one OF the dJstiu gulshed men in
question maintained that Louis great statesman
The other denied that he thing of the Tho
Of bio strength exquisite Spanish po-
likeness that his mother taught hu, and his habual
to wound the dignity OF the mcanest woman
whom he II ne met housemaid IN a cor
rdOr OF his palace ne took oil his hat aud stepped aside
TO let her pass He one day IN the park o! Versailles
gave an example OF courtesy Ills attendants by help
Ing dcfoIned wench over amry place. Were any con-
tenporaneOus French statesman to initiate lie Grand
M0narque In his Difference 10 Of humble sank
OF life. he would soon command universal suffrage"
The rapid distribution of property under tho
American system is srkngy illustrated by the expert
ence OF California Thirty years agoa few individuals
owned vast tracts ofland grants Of than 100000
acres each having been repeatedly made John A.
owned about so 900 Including the site OF the city
of Sacramento with few exceptions the proprie-
tors Of great estates became poor In 1850 thero
were only S72 farms In California; by the last
there 1884. Perhaps San Francisco" says The
Bulletin OF that city Is better illustration OF the social
force which reference is made than the State large
This county contains $1,000 or these 3,277.6i
Government reservations This left total OF
% 1872 OF these l1,073 56 acres nearly
half, granted by the Mexican Government TO
thirteen individuals The remaining l2G934i belonged
10 the pueblo trust for its Inhabitants. Nearly tho
whole OF this grabbed by q Of
squaters Incorporating the inhabitants OF San Fran
cisco The whole peninsula may be- said to have been
owned by less than forty persons But there
not less than 10000 property owners who pay
Willis this tremendous social force Is I'm opera
ton need fears for the fuure Govern.
mont. The enicout agents OF the system the dis
trihuton which takes place at death and taxes No
doubt In OF the earlier inprOydeHce and
inability TO comprehend tho social phenomena by
which they surrounded, accelerated distribution.
Blu. II would have Later II the high
est business qualities had been arrayed against 1t"