New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-05-17

and round the top and formed at the other end
Sben he made his last dying speech which was shnTI,
hsng no more than Good bye boys" and Jumping on
bt find tns TO DC case Of suicide; but 20 some ex-
tent the crowd at the foot Of the pole must DC con-
sidered as aiding and abettlng.
Whenever anybody is arrested III nus
alan city the fact kept and everybody who calls
,,o arrested person's house is also put under arrest
One f the persons recently arrested Al ST. Petersburg
.a. physician in good practices and it so happened
,hat at the time he captured child was taken I'll
an q family which he was in the habit OF attending
rin the night the childs Illness became SO alarming
- che father went 10 fetch the doctor; but on ar
-, a the house he seized by the police ana ear
"a u, sntn OF his protests The mother waited an
nr more and finding that her husband did not re-
tuI' rrested Meanwhile the child remained alone
me- bouse and the following morning 1t was dead
Judce Prince is endeavOrng to educate
,,Niexico M TO the standard of respect for human
pfe In every except one ne has fouhd the lueS
,,,,o5 IN support HIN. That exception was trial IN
~ 800 comfy, where the jury showed undue
~ = coo. man who was generally believed TO have
-, a., upoaending Indian in cold blood They
io,od him of murder in the fourth degree, ana, as
tber duty under the statute fixed the penalty, but
,,o5o n 4 fine OF $500. In passing sentence Judge
1pce denounced the verdict as an outrage on human
g., and disgrace 10 the county. d" The law" he re-
,.rted which allows man 20 pay with little gold
O., tbe murder Of a fellow-nan; which sets mere
oroy val,e on human life which accepts the thirty
ces Of silver as the price OF blood, is itself relic of
borbarc ages when riches ana power ramplel on the
oor and weak The rendition Of such a verdi,t as this
shows either that the standard of public opinion as To
the sancuty Of human life is at depora6iy low rolnt
T else that improper influences have worked upon the
i1rv Five hundred dollars for human life. Five nun
drfd dollars payable in county warrants worth quar-
Ter of their face vaue-ess than $50 in cash-as the
rice Of he blood Of felOwnan ano fellOW-chrlsta
Where the equality before the law II money Is TO he
rfI,rn of inns
moor against the rich The man Of large means can
count hi, income not by the number Of ms dollars Dul
nv thc 80 OF murders lie can commit ana pay LOT III
year"
January and May were linked together in n
,yaituc-room Of the Providence and Stonngton Raj
road NJ Richmond one day last week They arrived by
the eastwadbouDd train ana walked brisky across the
notforn. \ clergyman waiting for them and a
carriage nad been engaged to take them to his residence
where the ceremony was to be performed. The bude-
groom hastily inquired when the next Northumberland
train was due and on being told that only Eve minutes
oud clause before that event be calculated: Il am IN
hurry! We must return by the next train! It's going
10 rain! We must be married" They entered the num-
blc waitnc-roOm. The hands of the clock moved. The
station agent suggested that the time "Only two
minutes now" Just then the westwardbound train
rounded the curve approaching the station The bride
croonis agitation was eynced by beads of perspraton
On an ample forehead fringed with few tufts Of gray
har-a that remained from the SHOWS OF seventy WIN
ters Little Nav with tho innocence OF girlbood IN her
ewes was I'm iatter. The clergyman alone was cool
and cfos,essed Join hands! he cried, as the loco
motive shreked. you take this man to DO your hus-
bard!" he demanded sonly, the engineer gave the
be-rope a vigorous jerk. YES" whispered nervous
May MS the train rattleo by with the brakes grinding
and inc engine sputerug. 'N0U take this woman 10
he your ifrl" asked the clergyman. with his hand ON
tlr hilecIoum- arm. "NtS,' quOthJ January, iuWbnnE
his railway pass and taxing the pecacles from hls nose,
lust "a heavy trunk dumped on the platform ana
The locomotive again l0unl 20, voice zen Il lIu-
ruuuce Won man and wife," exclaimed the good man,
yc bride was bundled into the car there transfer
o. silver bait dollars from bridegroom To- clergyman Inc
har.mlu mUrmured Col darn lt, I've lost l1D, On d
Jauuar, was nearly carried ol his legs the platform.
On "a moment tie trun-OOy cued, "L0z,uEes here
IAclr wedding journey lad begun.