, 1865-09-29

~ klnd. Think In 1853 be had de1fr1u,n temens,
.er that his mental condition unde.Te15 u further
claiming that be was IN dansrt: and he wanted me
10 save him. 1put him to BED, and ne5t morning.
gS5E E a s q es esoi L %oa E. M
de1th. tod him cou,d IL that, and vent dorm
etairr, procured some sold water, and returned: !
Ell ieli you i' could IL tbat- ne loofEd md mid.
: We'll didn't think Jou could, !" md then went
to Him and istted his head and left hin, to aleep
He looked Wild and be T.s taken shortly aftet with
deIlIiuu tremcus, having been removed to hish home
This eekDess seemed 70 break him down. as though
there mas soue string broken that would not chord
VIII, the rest as though commission relgned 10 hls
brain. He had but few associates-teu would nun
ber them. thought him pecnfar u that respect,
o he seemed r. T. 5G H. 1a d ihe eof Ppis;
anv peculiar theories but his manner OF stating
w6xi be advanced was Irrational lie seemed to be
IN constant dread Of some Injury. End would de-
hsrn Elm, as &c xonld not harm any one;
tbcn @ be a would ssy that there vas . Providence
above would regulate e these matters; = A. AtsE he
and OF his household; broken panes Of glass W6nld
be stopped With old rass or any conTement tnlng;
he brought calf that was chilled from ths m barn
| and laid On the par3or carpet to wntm It He con.
Quoted hie farm badly, being instentt!e to Il and
Careless OF bis implements. He, when first knew
oi d.nFtnc grew ~ upoa iim until be had tie deram
temens, when be quit the use Of liquors and too9c-
| co and would not have about him any enc who
sboni him. and lien ~ kee 81 lie. md onea saw
him drink In store. When be drank he did not
do It By spel1e but continuously although neTez
saw him drunk: that is unable 10 take care Of hu-
self; he eeeued to walk straight after drinking
hs ~hen be had no liquor n him. lie made my
ftosc nls headausrt;srs e.; r whsa hs e1ms me into town
E;4p.S-E Observation-Disclosures h8d a ealoonton
the steamer Great Western, running 70 Badalo; be-
gan 10 drnk, ~ cail il to c1cess. md this habit
continued until 1854. when he had deliE1um tre-
mems He was At tli.s time Eecaraed as one drink
isss IN that year lie vas badly Involved; be then
made frivolous complaint that his brother aud III.
Adams would not obcy him, and TINT he was cheated
money, ~ be claimed, At ns1l1ious interest. / do
not think that anJ particular act mentioned would
TO nc. Yhere, cons1dercd him daneerouF,
Reorganization n ehl3.-1 think ii be had re-
he sss esaa INV ees sa hn.e ha ensRsss @
seemed to ns no need Of special anxiety except IS
e ne iost szstt necauss the creditors he had We7c
hm h PsessnE hin =! e. 'hsy xrse wins 70 re
discussing religion he continued the use Of prpfanS
e. se eSsas Se' hins nA'.sss assne ,aae
i i il hi@ an evidence q iasanity. @ IL e.
dence e1ercised over him. Ills treatment Of bis
vile vas kind, a. # was to Ill his hni1y When |
more prosperous ne was VERY liberal In his house.
these regards seemed TO BE- thai he desired to limit
ntt household expenses BY denying things hEs lam
on and declared hen sIy lie II 6eeams epn
ably excited Il be were opposed when he had cx- |
pressed m opinion on my gl@eu matter
RECESS.
Ihc recess was taken at this point, until 1870 D.
ceastng interest il m1nitesied In The proceedines
md upon the coming In Of Court, every available
room &c sse e1e"Tey % W S r side
DE-. MOSES EVANS.
., Dl. Moses Evans was next introduced. He tes-
have been ph5sIrian md eur,,oou for twenty,
txe sears, .nd fantly physician q the prisoner
daring tse1ve years. Knew him bcforc tdat Wheo \
he vs. clerk upon a lake boat. When be came st to
me-. 6fst knew him moro Intimately il 1876 o. |
lHa when he was strong, stout robust looking
sR eood bns,ns.s so5cd 5s
of al offence. Me was looked % upoa a
septsasa At r. lime hs ses; Ess
the netcat tie bueinees knew him and when be
srent on hts farm. Al The time last mentioned I
more exclusive, and showed less Of public rp!rit
n1n 9e I'D teen given credit for hid exhibited.
spoken Of, In 1851 he ca.nc 70 my hoase, climbed
've5 TWO sheds, got in at the hack door, being
1aIuly dressed and without shoes, came to the hed
Uuu1 au4 44iCtR nAAkCned me a. lay With my |
Hc- and exhibited eymptoms of delerIum tsyuere. 1
tooE him to the house OF the lasl witness.
Tine Doctor expressed an opinion that the
1sisnnfr WIS insane, bnt under cross examination
;ond not designate It ~ Of any specific type Other
~ Gan his the moet material fact was that Mrs. |
Fhtte died from the choktne1
FnG1ek A. Brown wae neIa eworn. aie tes5- |
nony e as yct incomplete. It l. mainly corrobora-
i've Of The testimony Of Mrs. Lloyd as to The cir
prisoner. He delineate4 the changes OF character
the prisoner, and speaks Of mn e11session Of The
'ye winch he hiss Been OAnJ times, bQrh when |
'risouef WAS intoxicated and when sober 1t Inter
ais, which, being upon him, IL indIcsure Of The