, 1863-01-26

movement: and II adopted elsewhere, who
can measure the results Of such energetic and
here in the North be ayoidcd, tole-
rance Of opinion be cultivated, ana aI-
peals be made directly to the antcnsenee
of the people. As they coutrol tne destlny
Of the Republic, for its aake 1et Us mol tan 10
item home to their understandings and their
hearts, Let concert Of action among, the
loyal make amends for the absence of glants
from our national councils. II there be no
great pilot at the national helm, let the crew
our boosted enlightenment as a nation, with
our yaunted capacity for selfgoyernment,
shall ne succumb to this crisis, stand appalled,
IN the presence Of the periIs that surround
us, paralyzed with fear, and sinking into help
less apathy.
God forbid!
Loyal men, let us bestir ourselves to save
our country from the commissions impending. |
that surviving these, every man Of uni1n-
peaehed loyalty may still be proud Of the title
Of An AMERICAN CiT1zRS.
The Casey-Dorau Adultery Case.
The new feature Of the Doran shooting af.
fair, to which allusion was made in these /
columns on Friday morning, was to some ex-
tent ventilated Saturday, before Justice 7. 3, |
Brown.
John Mason appeared for the people, and
E. F. Colby for defendant. The first witness |
called was Bryan Doran, aged thirteen years,
son Of the accused woman. Hc was exam
ined t,y the Court and counsel us to how far
he understood the nature Of an oath, and his |
answers were apparently quite satisfactory.
He testified that he,had lived with Lis pa
rents ut Thornton up to April last, when his
has $o
them. He had family. The father of the
witness came to Chicago on the 18TH Of Feb
rua1y, and only returned to Thornton once
previous to the time Of his mothers removal.
Witness said Casey WAS In the habit Of stay
ing at our house frequently. He ate and
slept there regularly. He had seen Casey
take hold Of his mothers arm and shake her,
and say, II am the man for you and not Do.
ran;'' to which she replied, "What bad luck
| It vas that NC did not Get married" He had
seen his mother and Casey kissing each other
one night, and At o'clock next morning be
saw them lying by the kitchen store together
Casey afterward took feather bed up stairs
into small room, where hc and Mrs Doran
slept together regularly-the children occu-
| pying straw tick and L lounge below. When
the family moved here, on the Sd Of April,
witness related to his father what lie had seen.
1he father disbelicved it, and asked each Of
the other children, who made the same state
ments.
Mrs. Doran'e name, before marriage,
was El'zaoetn corcoral. ihe certificate OF
marriage was pfooucea, dated new York,
sep. 30 iooo. Inc ceremony was performed
| p<.,v 1.-t~~ Nl
W hc'' nn'' Qo1nn' rastor o. 81. refers
tnu1cn' 1nte "ocotacn. WAS ooleetea TO ny
eoansel lof aelenuan'' ana subsequently ruled
p;osoa - ,.,as .,.o.. ,,,.
| iNEce Oolau WIS then Dronghl from jill
to testify in the case. His evidence was, how
ever. subsequently. reIcctcd~ as Irrelevant
Though the writ was issued against both
Casey and Mrs. Doran, the former only was
a,res'ee 1ne Court tnongnt the proof CON
eius'e ~. no,an auu ane woman ~ere nus,
| band and Ti1t. bnt Said 1t was alWnys difficult
tn convict in this clasa ot cases
Casey wns 1c1d 10 l,,il in ssoo IN aua;t +be
sct;on If The newt Grand inv 81 - thc t c;rcn;I '
Court.
Tie concert in aid of the Sanitary Commits
sloh' winch was g'scn at tue sherman House
Vii 1h;s fnJG,5,,S a,an;rc- Mi, ro.r .rt;ste
,-.-t..u~ ..-. o,,
ana par'ialis new programme. Ihe pro-
grHrnnc. which VIC publish below, Is most
excellent ONO for light music, nnd will bring
otit lhe talent OF our best home musicians.
Mrs I1iiingnast Will pres'de at tile piano, =
sure 1hdcx tHat inc accolnpaniments will oe
more 1n;'n well oone. Ihc folloWlng Is the
programme:
i. taad g; for 1r5s haritons-Ffom sa the Opera,
liz. Docazz. '~A'N''''
:. Carnival Eepagno1- -Fantaaia for Piano.
s'1sr lnaA De rElokoa.
i. ba'iao-s9ngo .! .nc hfE!ps,an ~ 91l .haooafo
+, F.rt,s;, e,, y;,,;, a,,ra
lin. Wf,,IAN Lewis,
: sorr-.i1,r rcoucst uT;,5n a1t soncar
o. aongtsMs ~, ~ le9uSS''' th"a Rcz,.-a.
o3et eo ~ :, 80 n . .
: MES. nosf"sek.
. &. Selecticns from ''TroSasore. Tor Piano
/ ~ Nn. Lofts srAAn. 0'4''
:,1c % Drlshcst" ..Wm. =. Wallace
Miss ELLswoErH
| | s. Bascsrolc for Baritone. from the opcra
''Lal1a Rookla',':. a,':......------........-.F David
rex.r,c f., p;,ro-,1,4ch. NJ ] dr N,;t t,o,tsc,,,.
- 'e'e' ''' '+ IN Sr.." eA"'h
TO-. Grand cayat,na~rrem From the Opera
ifor'tam m;:-,,..--..--.- Beiiin1
M"s. nosrw1ck.
II. Nrrcil lcS Fees cs.,.....Go Godefroy,
Mlss DE- rsLGnoA.
"a n..-;o,; c,r, .,a f,h,.,. pno.
~, M1,,%vEs S~E a, ~, Sao,ur .7oot
es AEaHshs of IhE NVs1cAi eSieS.
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n a Atpo AHe"S1s HI ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Mr. John Smith inserted uu advertisement
in thc Tn,nrsr q f;..v d,vs ooo f,r ~, q ~
pcricnced proofrcadcr On y leading dali,
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FaPet- nc "as ot4aseo "1sa ans"e1s. lit
Il says they poured in upon him in perfect
= torrent from al, onartcrs. c1tv and conntrv
c from half dozen States. One Of the aprli
c.,+s r,o,r;,r ;,,,,,4,ort ,+ +,o ,,or.-aoa;,,,
e eanls' growing i.ni'''4cn' al tne non'lecelp'
q of an answer, relieves his mind as follows:
I t, CHICAGO Jan, q. 1883.
= Mr. DEAR Jous: am surprised. beyond IN,
s pnhiish m afrcrtissment ior nroof reader HsS.
u,5ent'nn. H. thsre in XIII ood ciy tSon
rands upon thousands Of fne youn! gcntiennef ant
iepa hsnnpa et9n ah
e ton and future glo.y, who: for ths poor stipend
ama he
IN liscred from Tic great womb q your daily, fFr,
&c from re- typngrspig birth marks yclept outs;
here Joln despar not: for. ioi the rural district
are crowded WITH thern and yon have but to adser
Of more 81 nroof rcaderr Than FbaTsoh had les n1on III
,c nndershirt. wrote you, day .. two since. mod
1c If y experience IN the hnsincas should be We've
car mars nnon NM wh d,t
SC eaisaed you that am not the man you looksn