New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-06
GENERAL NOTES.

A column of official proclamatiOns from Gov.
Bullock in The Atlanta Neo Era is certainly not ndica-
tive of pleasant condition of society. No. offers
reward of $3.50 for the arrest OF the murderer OF VIM
Morris in bingham Co.; No 2 81 900 for the murderer Of
Esley Turner in Pckens Co.. No B. $1,000 for ditto OF
Cornelius Shelton and Albert MeCalyin Dougherty CO..
No $500 ditto d. g. singleton, Rabun Co.; NO g. $1,000,
and No. $500, quite ditto, John Edwards Whitfield Co.
except disguised band OF IS or 80, who simply out
| laws"
1t looks as if, possibly, some legal action
might be taken in the matter OF the Caahoula Vendetta
survivor OF the Jones family having filed affidavit
respecting the murder Of Charles and william Jones' has
obtained the arrest yoney Iiddell and Wade Young
charged with the oiiense They are now in prison in
NewOrleans. 1t will be feature in the history OF
Louisiana when the disturbances OF Ouachta parish
subjected TO forms OF procedure known to statute law
hitherto they have been law unto themselves. Hang:
ing, however is not half elegant assassination and
we doubt whether would be considered as romantic In
| that district.
Rather n remarkable hole was discovered in
Indictment at Columbus, Ohio, the other day. One
Ohen charged with the murder OF his ilcgitimate
child his attorney demurred the phrase Of the
bill, which averred that the accused killed male in
male animal Of any kind" Grier, j., took the ' point
under consideration, somewhat We confess, to
says that "an infant" is "a newborn child" ana
child he defines as "a son or daughter" The ndict
ment therefore, charges distinctly enough the killing OF
"a male child" "Infant" may, an adjective be APP
piled to animals well as to things but when used
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be- after sufficient ponderng the conclusion OF Grier j.
At least 1t should be.
1t is of no use to dispute the fact that they
understand thing two In Boston Last wedne the
free public baths OF that city opened for the season.
eleven baths for and boys and five baths women
and girls These are absolutely free 10 all who will he
have themselves, every convenience being afforded
bathing in salt water kept from stagnating by rise
and fall OF the tide This is only of Bostons
sanitary precautions The good old city is always
thoroughly clean; nobody, without prosecution convic-
tion and penalty maintain nuisance; the streets
are carefully looked after; every medical makes
himself sort Of sanitary Inspector and considers II
professional duty to report 10 the authorities all manner
OF dirty deinquencies Heavy may be the bowls of the
unwashed, but nobody regards them. The policy OF
cleanliness Is fixed after the Modean and Persian fashion
Madame George Sand is described by Paris
correspondent OF The American Publishers Circular very
much Button would have described an animal We are
told that this eminent lady low stature her head ont
OF proportion In size, her eyes OF OPAQUE black
without luminous point, her mouth vulgar, her com
pie nion the color OF old ivory from which ply stefan
would diagnose liver disease at sight OF a hue resem
bling that caused by exrayasated bile" The writer adj
she carries cleanliness Ia "a monomania" But old.
fashioned people will think that a we-bred person
would hardly write OF a lady having compile ZION
the color OF old ivory" as showing symptoms OF exc
"rayasated bile" Mr.. Thackeray some where sneaks
with wrathful scorn OF some Euglshman who 0ot adj
mission 10 Mr. Washington ryngs table and fhen caa
logued In newspaper peciarities OF that amiaba
writer. What would Mr. Tbackcray have said of this ia
sarioton VI Madame t'enrge Sand