New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-08
GENERAL NOTES.

The course of true love is often rough, but
not often so much so as the of Miss Ida HUH,
who committed suicide in Omaha not long ago The girl
was engaged TO one YOUNG u ANN and as she loved
No better, she threw No overheard. Ana heres
where trouble came in for No wouldn't stay over
board but came and swore lac would kill himself II
she didn't consent to marry nm HIN enc her bnH1iness lie
hadn't enough to come back and swear ne WOuiu
commit suicide and make her have him over again: 80
love and lust before the wedding shot herself WIN
pistol Tie curtain falls with final exhibition OF irantc
grief and touching despair the part Of all concerned
We are not particularly pleased by the state
nent that NJ Victor Hugo about to write romance OF
which the hero is TO be John Brown. Without for
moment absurdly questioning NJ Iugos great literary
ABILITY We cannot forget that he il FTenchman OF the
French rather shrink from portrait OF silnpe
sturdy rough John Brown drawn after the French
manner and French polished 10 a glitter We Oi9ecttO
q John Brown uttering the short, Snappish spaSn0dc
sentences which NJ Hugo puts into the mouths OF al ms
heroes and herones John Brown Is mstOlca-el Is not
ST for the central figure OF romance az least IOr INC
present might draw him IN rough and bold outline,
II one had but the muscular and truthteng hand OF
Tacitus fear that VI. Hugo Will hardly DO better
done.
The first suit under the social equality law
Of louisiana brought against the proprietor of an ice
cream establishment who refused to receive coored APP
pcants for refreshments has resulted in disagreement
Of the jury II is said that variety ~ races were rep
resented among the urymen and that eOlored Juror
was prominent IN opposing the intenNhs Oh te b
visitors at colOred peoples balls 70 come there
heated discussion, the other jurors agreed to take the
opinion OF grave and silent German He decided that
Mt variance upon the law the Justice evidence
sdduced, it could not be expected that jury which
knew far less about such matters should agree Ana
this sagaciOus opinion adopted as the finding OF the
Jury.
A rather curious trial has just terminated in
Cincinnati husband sued for seducing his wife,
who seems have been woman Of loose habits before
and after her marriage and from whom he had been
divorced the ground of her adultery before the begin
meantime married another woman. Notwithstanding
these circumstances, the jury gave verdict for the
Tor the defendant showed tried to show that the nus
band himself man OF Immoral NE t.st ne was SIN IA
been guilty OF improper conduct with Oher persons tan
her alleged sedGeer DS5 tHS S eupsbty by amy
OF these things though they might be taken INTO consid
Indge Sad that husband bound 10 protect the chas
tty Of his wife that the elements OF recovery CONSIST
nature of the injury which the husband has suffered;
aud that the deliberate seducer OF married woaa
chastity and marital duty deserved to be severely
punished. 1t these principles that the jury rem
aered its verdict and gave damages
The Western Social Science Association an
nounces is next meetingthe second in its hstory-to
lie held in Chicago to-day and tomorrow. With this
notice definition Of social science is furnished from
which infer that there has been some mlsaprehen
by stating social Science not the social evil IL
A. not Socialism" Better than the theoretical explana-
ton of science, TO most readers viii he the s OF topics
and the speakers. DIR. POST lecturer on History IN
Washington University, VIII SHOW .hat i.oIy 70 ~
viii discourse ON the present political crisis
IN England: DIR. Lee, OF the Medical College Of
Mnalo 2on the treatment of insanity Dr. WILDER, re-
H. Tssk deaf mutes DIR. Wines, prison reform A. W.
xierander criminal law the Hon. j. bedl, minority
senresentaton; DR. Weist, criminal abortion William
III Churchman, the sir we breathe the Hon: j. Mckln-
cy the great danger and the Rev. f. H. Wines, secre-
49, ~ ne AssooatiOn public charity IN the North West
There can be no question that the thorough discussion OF
pics OF such vital importance ana her sclenthc anu
stenatc study are among the most valuable AIDS 10
@oeress and must result In beneht 10 the entlre cOnu
tty The Secretary states that " Ine success Oi TIC
movement Is unquesuonable.'
II is but rarely that the victims OF practical
Jokes appreciate the fun and VIM H. Hale Northerner
CHATTING Cedar Keys Fla Is no exception 10 the RUE
ne writes TO The Jacksonville Union that while ne was
sring I'm the former town In company with natye,
an armed man made his appearance ana Wnereq pOIp
faIlow him for police duty, telling story OF hukuA
murder They were led TO company OF men eiin a
arasd With these they marched about, ana re.
orts were brought al intervals TO the BAND mat soe %
their number, elsewhere posted had Deen shot'
n iatsyntlv wounded, WAS lying and there the
hand was fired upOn most Of them FELL and the rest took
10 the bush Mr. Hale among the latter Whse yng CON
cealed he heard member Of searching party OF tne au
md he must he hunted out and sesped Eyent9siy
escued by some portion Of the ponce Dah9, anu tn
ormed BIZ theIn that 80 UniOsts had fallen in the SET
,aish Mr. Hale was led 10 his hotel scarcely han DC
enter n by the window, and he obliged 10 cohoeal
im.eu TIL morning Mr.. Hale has since learned that us
nitro affr facetiOus method by whlch Sho PoOPo
= cedar Keys exhibit their hospltahtles 10 stfaneSr
gr nsrfeipsted in contrivng and carrying ont this
onc of night Had he, In the performance OF Ppnoo
iniy returned fire, the practical Jokers might nave
shar0d bis views of the fnE>