, 1866-04-25

an object. md then would suddenly more hlt eJes
a.A,, end sppear 10 BE- gazing at vsennry. sons.
tines ato Ii cyrs bad quick fnrrive expression:
from ninety to one hundred and twcntE, rarysns
rapidly. From his sppca1snce judged The rr,son-
OF TO have tean'1ness o' the seeseloni. A. m7
when be first came mp to th- room where was On
tnAt 0ccasion. that be Est bolt upright OF an non
1e5s'cau, and never stirred masese. he Eou,o
eohescaL It interrupted 40 was nesfecty civil and
torrtepus. Sometime. aftef talking coheteutiy Tor
some .irns, be w9ala taodenfy s's1 t.Sd. 81 1T a
1ect. perhaps. suggested bT come word rpoken
~ him. Iremcmhcr when asked HIM about an
heciden, be had suffered he spoke at At perfectly
running away "nd bis oeiug thrown our OF tbs
wzgou, then suddenly be htanc6ed on and spoke
s1 1ne Sod % s 81 sn Mb ~ ,ss f. Tss
tie wholc noticed that on neH subject be would
talk cohercntlY, but would eventually wauder from
t. .pte p aooui ,as Etslins al his Vie hs ssid III
doac,' ia, III wife .b,d been a GOOD
and j Nas hIa duty to society 10 pun,
1sh her Tor -such aclions. lie seemed to
be hbcHne under lhe belief that It wonld be all
brought into court and telling hs eto1y 10 thai
court. When naked him for some ground. upon
which he based ttis tn.pcaons be kaid tnat On oue
The lir b of ch,ld IN Hoppe iamlly propo:cd a.
toast, Heres 10 the man who geis boy. those
who Rc1 ca5,s ase only teazess;' Thai on smother
the Metropolitan HOTEL Fi1slns exclaimed, s.These
N Nontn are PRETTY good th.n:s after all." whs".
IN b. that had TO do with the beacs."
Alfo that on another OCCASION tho came man wa. at
ths prisoners 9nn:e buyI9z some onions. when,
hcapfn. up The onions on the measure when hB
sato therc Is enough then gos my baby oai Of
wa.chine hun closely. ne sald ',hats ,ne liulo
onion boz aad knew then what was the matter.
for he had been At honse lhe ycar before buying
bad erudgc aea1nst h1a arising from horse arba-
trat1on ca:e, and that Merrill being Mason was
unable 10 tnjuse him, and 50 hired FHkins.
rseliy BY seducing bis u1te. At thc
time examined the prisoner ! considered him -
be man labo.1ng under partial insanity or men-
With all the phyelcal symptoms noticed in him. I
insanity. do not think VAS decelsed, indeed |
came beneath my notice. Mental a5 we'll as physl-
cal diseases ase t1a1:mlsted from parents 10 chill
dreu, and to he found In blood relations. There
sreaies probability Of such diseases to be found
| in brothers and sisters than In even parents and
children. nasmuch as there II greater affinity be-
tween brother and brother, Or brother and sister,
thnr between chlld and single pareut.
have hessd evidence today, mad accepting it as
stne, would consider tint II confirmed me iu uY
cpInlpu OF the mans tnsAnify. should think that
The 1uc,tlne caosc OF the homicide the deiuson
seenrdipe hit wifes chastity. The fact oi nis being
| n steady dtinkcr might acsrasate this detuston,
but not necessarily. On The other h.na, 1t might
| amc31oraie It The most Common subjects OF de.
| lutlon generally reate to sotntth1n- In pefsons
moet closely nflted 10 tho refsoa 80 de.aded:
Strangely, but not unfqncn'E, The httefest hatred
Ii exhibited towards t"lsons who previously were
regarded with the greatest Affection.
| Ef6ss EIxoH1nikon.-1hc cross examination was
| almost exclusively IN relation to the causes and
appearances o insanity. The W1tuez. asserted taat
Ertef rxmpree are powerful agents on t7e mental
faeNltteS shat tcst also 1nay nct Wiih the same
| sult; TINT the powefs Of the mind mar be thor
ouehly tNo. ed By great and serious callmttr
and that rtief would be likely TO act With . NOR
ua,keu tfert thnn Joy.
BY The to11f.--m reply to 4 question from fht
Court the witness siaed that bad he heard the eyi
Gerce on the trial, and seen The prisoner in court
without making the examinations hc did IN jail, b.
should consider him 10 be insane; also ihat he due
mol believe tnat the prisoners tnsanty had en:uet
since The killing Of ts nle. bur that be wa- labor
irg under mental delusion at the 1mc OF commit
tins the dezd.
| EVIDENCE or DE-. WING.
Ut. Wing, Of The Chicago Medical College, va
also examined upon the question Of the prisoner
insanity. Like Dr.. Allen. he had examined him il
jail, and hike him, had arrived ut the conclusion
lhat.he wts partially tnsaue. lie considered tha
while on the part,caas subjes. ol bis w1Ics chari
he laboret under delu*ton. In conversation viii
witness the prisoner mad On more than one occasion
spoken upon the subject o. his wife. lie sstl tha
the bad once Confessed to him that be fouEd he
IN tears. and she ka1d II It bad not heen for th
!tonbte. "...--
ApJoCRxxESr.
| At ihe conclusion Of d.. Wings testimony. III
corYt adicusasd nn1h nine o'clock Ills morning.