New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-08
GENERAL NOTES,

One of the most important features of the
Southern Exposition which ia to be opened in Louisville
KY, August l. and which. by the way, has thus far
been managed with noteworthy energy and In
dependence, will be the display of leaf tobacco from
every region in which that plant 10 cultivated Tobacco
Is apparently destined TO universal dominion. TACT OF
which the vast collection OF varieties AZ Louisville viii
furnish striking and doubtless, 10 many excellent peo
pie, disheartenng Illustration.
On the anniversary of the Paris Commune
the people Stuttgart amazed to floating from
tower In the middle OF the city large red flag bearing
the inscriptions, Liberty, Equality. Fraternity" and
In memory OF the Paris Commune 18th March, 1871"
At the to the tower posted Dlacard" Be-
powder was found strcwn about near the inner gate
fhc mystery Is how was gained 20 the tower,
winch had been closely guarded.
The assertion that the new bridge of the
New-YUrk, Lake Erie and Western Railroad four miles
from Alton is the highest railroad vaduct in the world,
disputed 10y La Nature, which claims that prominence
for the bridge OF Garabit, France. That remarkable
ia ls00 feet long aud the middle OF tue
great central arch the distance from the bed OF the river
TO the rail is Alb feet. The length and maximum height
Of the Erie bridge sand 10 DO respectively LODI and
sol feet
The latest mining sensation in Colorado is
the Cave strike at the camp OF Red Mountain, in
Ouray County which couple Of prospecors discovered
by the accident OF falling through "A crust of into
the mouth OF u Curiosity led them to explore
the cave and they rewarded the story goes by
finding lined rich mineral. The establishment
which always lends fascination properly
mining story found III his Instance, IN the announce
ment tnat tue evidently the lar OF Wild
beast its Sides aud floor being covered with hairs and
infested with neas.
The domestic heroine, Miss Dot Purviance,
of Butler Ponn who Monday last drove of the agents
OF the Forest on Company with revolver and retained
little Gonicle which they laid claim, dis
aslrously defeated Thursday by the enemy.
she lourshed her revolver before, but intrepid
invader kicked the door down and his comrades rushed
the breach Theroupon Miss Dot threw all her
tia glory tie winds and tainted away. The failed
10 recognize the plnOs OF the situation aud carried her
of to neutral ground on mattress. Ordinarily war ls
OF last aud Its Judgment nual but in
this instance lnglOllols appeal taken to the
tribunals OF peace.
One of the characteristics of the Ute Indians
their adherence of all objects which might to
rciHd of acts OF violence aud death among them
selves Mr.. Richard Sylvester the discussing officer OF
the Ute Commission, has lately mentioned TWO instances
OF this trait OF them impressive and the ether ricu
who recently died Of pneumonia, they shot his ponies
over grave, burned his tcpee and into the ames
every object which had been identified with him. few
days before the head chief, Sapcyauaro who 10
posed to education had dispute with member OF the
tribe who wished send his children to SCHOOL FINALLY,
when arguments had fiilei, the chief quart
INK and broke II over his opponents head much
nure the IhereupOn the of the Indians IN
great to ut removing the evidence OF the
conflict and whatever could not be implicitly ceanscd
was destroyed. Finally only "A stained map remained,
and the Utes determined burn that also, but
t was the only the Agency the officers nterfered
at which the uprst0us creatures bitterly complained.