The New York herald., 1870-02-21
rest and y still In the fnli enjoyment OF tho liberty
70 which ne was restored. Carter Is awaiting trial.

res. ana z stsll in the ta enjoyment Of the liberty
70 which No was restored. Carter Is awaiting TRIAL
KILLED BY STONE.
Thomas palaney was MT in the temple by stone
and died from the effects. The deceased who was
boy thirteen years old, was throwing stones INTO
where some other boys were In swimming, when
RAFFERTY, who was on the shore demonstrated with
nm as @ and csasns ms say Mas
found guilty OF homicide BY Coroner keenan,, bus
ANOTHER BARRoOM MURDER
On the evening OF the 18th OF November the Bank
Conee House, at 1898 drand street. was the scene or
murder, the Victim being. William Keene and the
alleged murderer James Lee. 1t ID the old story Of
rum drinking eliminating In violence and DEATH
Il ss soSps na CORONER
OF the case but Coroner Rollins subsequently In
terfered and released Lee on DALI tne result Deing
that he mas not thus far Deeu brought 70 1riai.
MORE Rum AND ANOTHER HOMICIDE
On the same morning that was cnronlcisd % the
this time an alley at No. 81 Baxter street. In this
case Cornelius Shay was killed by Peter Pozuto. a
the papers were sent to Ine District Attorney which
ended IN the discharge OF Pezute oy the Grand jury
On ,ns n,on, H liz OILS his ws W ss.. nscamner Ann
Grinlth was 30 badly beaten BY her husband Wnliam
Grth, at No 196 Mott street. that she died nom tho
injuries After the inquislton BY Coroner Flynn
the husband was released and has never been
brought to trial.
OTHER CASES.
cases. The case OF Burns the politician, who sooe
mau in one OF the Houston street liquor saloons
has MOI been forgotten ana so OF another poilicia
who beat negro to death IN the Eighth ward. Yes
both these men are free to-day on Dal-ree to 90 e
they please-free to commit more murders Ana
there Is the case or Alexander Lipman. the partic-
ulsrs OF whose killing are stu fresh IN the public
leased on BAH through writ Of habeas corpus
issued by Judge McCunn. Another obtained hie
Judge Barnard A third procured his release q ths
hands OF the General Sessions. -
We might 60 into the the details but II unnsoss-
OF tho killing OF Adam Gessel BY Frederick Sohisr.
mis- brother.inlsw; Of the the killing Of Jasper No.
James Mcdonald. OF Maurice Long BY Nathan Camp
bel Of Frank Burk By John Hastings, OF Albers
oRD Hs S s'ay ana q Ssn aeaS
Andrews. In oil OF which cases the accused
parties are out on ball And then there are the case: "
through an m attempted abortion; Or stspas:
Eliza Eliza Hetzsi. ss charged arr With killing her boy;
OF Robert Fry, charged with killing Peter Rooney.
missed 'a Besides these is the unknown murderer
who stabbed and killed George Stol on the 26th OF
last month and who has never been discovered anos
Ia well known, the man jeremiah Dunn, who, -
alleged, shot James Logan not long since In Houston
street, has not been found, although there tempt
| we win not 60 on with the list. There are from
| fifteen TO twenty who, through malice prepensc,
who now out on bail and supp0stively awaiting
trial, and evidently with about the same Likelihood
OF being tried before the ushering In OF new CEN
tury OF the advent OF tho millennium In this tne
THIS list is also being continually Increased BY new
additions from those now In prison awaiting trial.
THE REMEDY.
what Ia written above Is IRON the records OF the
referred and 1t Is not intended to 90 beyond
simple statement Of the facts. In some and possi
bly, In all are extenuatng circumstances that justify
| the course taken and which not revealed in tho
0ncial records IL Ia 10 be hoped II Is 80. But ~
yne matter stands and which. as everybody Knows,
| has been growing each year from worse TO worse.
the people are becoming more and moro indignant.
II Is that judiciary elections and political mis-
| rule are bringing with them both an increase IN
taxes and an Increase IN crime 1t Is seen that lno
/ 10 not safe. The Rogers murder, the murder by
Reynolds and the last In the series the voorhees,
murder, IN Brooklyn, proclaim this fact;
"What is the remedys" gentleman asked
another in city car yesterday, as they were dts
cusslng the topic.
| ssStr0ng bits OF rope and plenty OF lamppost."
ssYOu 90 in for desperate remedies"
desperate diseases require desperate remedies, "
he answered.; 81 90 for law and order, q vigilance
| committee ana Judge Lynch"
~ about half agree with you," said the nrst gen
tleman.
| ssThe public will soon wholly agree with me- y
spoke up.the other. ut has got 10 come to this
sooner or later People won't stand this state OF
things much lOnger.n
And such is unquesttonably fast becoming the pub
| lie sentiment on this matter. AZ says English
poet
| Arow Of gentlemen along the street,
Suspended, illuminate mankind
It's something OF this illuminating process that
| evidently Is nee0ed In this community.