New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-16
GENERAL NOTES.
10 iury of women

II Is now aScertained that the iury of women
in wyoming were-we had almost said "to Il man'-op-
posed TO woman suffrage. Laramie newspaper states
that there ia not woman in the city who adheres to the
m9VemCn nv ne Isdies who accepted il with much mis-
giving. Their greatness was ''thrust upon Them.
The prohbitory liquor law was enforced in
Ossipee ~ H. recently, much to the discontinue Of
Boston concern that brought suit against an oSspeeah
TO recover payment for bill of liquor The Court de-
cided that contract for the sale OF liquor that N.Y. IN
some measure performed IN Ncw-Hamlsfre was N,taleu
thereby could not be enforced and payment could hot
bo collected Hereafter New Hampshire visitors III Bos
will nc expected To settle for drinks over to %
whether they take them on the spot or carry nome te
demiiohns.
The organization of fire department Is
usually one the earliest evidences of growth "e.
ern city. san Diego Call seems TO have been long uo
ciert I'm This re>pcct within few days, however inc
citizens have made hcrculean efforts. Public nee,,nSs
have been called; citizens have subscrbeG ron5
youths have combined to form COMPANY Dnonneed to
concert and dramatic entertainment was Hi =.
he given hy tie ladies and gentlemen OF naH I enc
assist in establishing ERE tanization Elected
The former described by the local JOurdlsC IA
istinc Of large hogshcad mounted on wheenaIro on
TIC tirc brigade wear dppers in Their bets ana ali'
Inc machine is hauled TO fire, ade out Ie water anu
,Sd COR an of juy with polished dippers and hogs
head newly painted for the OCCASION
The electric discharge which is sometimes
visible from the exrcmiteS Of the masts and spars OF
vessels is always regarded by saltwater sailors as
mark of il-omen. \ seaman named Hugh Mcl.ae VINO
had signed articles for month ON vessel tldlhg upon
the lakes. deserted her al saginaw aer t,ho with
service The captain refused pay because the uiohln
wa not completed, and Hugh was LETT ashore WIN puI
80 cents IN s pocket ON TINS sum nc cnhnouI " 20
come So drunk that his arrest resulted lie explained 10
the cont his reasons for dcSerton He had heard groans
in the vessels hold and seen strange ShtS Oyer e to
mast The ghost OF murdered COOK had toIu nm tlt
The vessel would 20 down IN gale some time In May
lie did 10 risk his tmberS IN fresh water
The supcrsttious which he had acquired in 80 years
cruising in sat water were new to The Sdglna"rlas ana
he was discharged from custody
mi r. -xt-nfc oh hoy 70 a
recently in different cities in the United States between
r, civic funconares in cases of disputed election or
authority though in themselves deplOahle fan short OF
The GROWING disgrace which has marked similar con
counsel tina, he continues he legally the Mayor of that
cy was in It's City Hall the sd insty when Mr. Gar
vrrcd the Board of Police. BY Mr.. Garneau's vote az
Chairman and that of the Judge Of the Sessions the
dissenting the police force directed 10 ODey
the orders of Mr. Garueau under which Mr. Tourangean
became virtually prisoner in the City HAM, tnat Duu-
Ing being cnCOpasscd by the police Later in the even
ing having registered affidavit respecting imaginary
dangers the besiecers added TO the police military
force Two companies Of troops were called out ana
posted under command of Mr.. Garneau, SO as 10 cover
a means ~ acces, to or eseSs rom .e ided 70
scce ana starvation, and was permitted to withdraw,
giving place 70 the victorious Garneau 1t is evident
mat me Dominion must unearn od-world modes
OF procedure before being fitted TO become Republic
A Kansas journal says: 1.-The New York
editors should ont to Kansas and take lessons in
newspaper controversy" All right. The same paper
Us
IN Tie same Issue which contains the above advice john
Sr.cr is not going 10 divert our attention from ms VII
aes by making false and foolish charges against us
When any but per1urer asserts tit we nave
stolen money written begging letters 10 Mt CLARKE we
ia ta, tie trouble to that it is lie. But when a
rv convicted perurcd criminal says IT, for the sake OF
raising little dust TO hide his infamous corIupliohs, we
shall treat il deserves, and as the community regards
II. John speer What has he TO say 10
tIe charges stealing, forgery and fraudl Guilty, or not
Cuiltyf Why, he snivels, and whlnes, ana Dlubpers
aloutf0s Affections which never seem 10 worry MN
only When he is pushed to the wall, and has no
other answer make; hut he does not dare to assert
his innocence lie is convicted. He is public thief and
robher His dirty face will hencefOrth be- known as me
appropriate index Of his corrupt heart. MIetched
IA bird. IrrcdcelDahle lnfanly. Eurontefy
Lying charges Loathsofe backness OF your eha d
acioT" Aud another Kansas paper OF the next day
saws of "Thc Brute KalOch" 'There Is no instance
in tho history Of a question of any kind before a
c0urt where any man has been attacked with the
viruicnoe ana brutality which this besOtted priest
has heaTcd upon us. An ESCAPED convict.
ON one day he plays tine part Of the hypOcre, ana eG
presses slIupatly-the meanest mode OF abuse when
a scouudr.l could adopt. dirty scOuhuleI
:. scouudicl thief. and coward" We guess they
Nam teach Is much out in Kansas.