, 1866-04-25

rods from the pftt onetk house. ald heard noise
down and dark. first heard loud snlkiue. then
here wes sil.nce. and thrn heard two women
yell. hesId ,he dauehics say % soa have killed
10 con,c in ont Of The 5ntd went thsc and found
lint the prttone: had Stabbed III. m1fs- e7oxe 10
HIM and be trfd he had done II, becausf II WIS
Tne w1tness iur,hcr tssiifcd that he ehonla con-
fIdet lhat opps was under tho influence OF tiQuor;
,hrt be sad be was not drunk. nut Mas IN III. cnt
mind and cutIcd upon the witness and others 10
that he rar not drunk but was snue and knew what
lie was doing. That ~hsu witness first entered the
houre Hops asked him 10 take chn1t, Thai during
| The pirht he did not nndrcts, but isy down on
the lounge win his clothes aud rlcpt some time,
t. ~ ,as az ss a
oper had beer dsunk, ard hist oncc n pa7y Plvcn
W b1rs be nhu.cd his wife, Calling her d-w-
uha a So, though 10 others he appeared
EVIDENCE or ERMscuE1.
| by agreement Of counsel The te-umouy Of John
EtnsfsehcT, apothGr witness swotn at the previous
| tr5ai. Hae read.
The ni,ncss asserted tha. about year previously
"hsn be- M 10 a'Y1' i va. IN e.:
evening. He called nj iiopps' hou.e ana SAW Mrs:
lIopps 10 - zee il he could Ga ny woEk: she eaid
vent y =eeh hin. 11,soacF roughly tod nln . g
and milk :be COVE. md when DC sa1d ne could not
not. ordered hin 10 leea tes h9es: That on ths
making him pit opposite 10 himself
aboa t. ess 'ns
sety passionate and said his wife hetn4 u smother
room, '.>he is D. md ". md will k1iI her
nne @ hoase." That attsrsards Il sapper, ,he p1as:
sssme. <sshe II 3, and VII. XII he4;,' ard that
in eating bus eupper be made motions at the sasions
'sthle Il good posatoea+" etc
E11DkStE oy TuoaAs \. nRADwB1i.
| By esmllar aSrccmeal Of counsel the testimony
Of Jbomas u. BfadN eli, tafher ot jnd.r Brad veil,
and wstnets aE the former trial. vas read, sub
1hase Known d ~ she prisoner, Hopps, ever since hi.
arrival IN this country. remember at one time
eight Of len ye.sr ago. staying with him At tht
neighbour. we wcsc talkng ot farniuE aud aiualsal
1 naailcrs. tnid him bow veil ne Lad got on, ani
b., VIE should be s asors ss
that Nns al could gel oat OF hl1n: never be
lcvcd thss there were my g,ounds for suspecltn:
duccd to him. hs looked the widest man hat
ever feen On frequent OCCASION. he looked strange
HIS WOODLAND "ak adjoining mtne, md sometime,
PC ps *ae u s e. q es .1sa .saan 1s0s e
r. thai a a.; ens did no
! timc he would pot have bsn drinking at all Whe
:. elcpt w1'h lin had known MN tor MANY yeass
Dr.. Adarns AAes.. ssoorn. satd-1 sestde IN thi
city, and hayc lsvea here eince 1850: Lam phys
caan md f1ll chntr in the Rnsh Medical Coli-ct
t,ar md Tie Indiana Med:cnl Co1lcy,, bc!ole can
10 hi, city. The physio1o~F Of she bFa;n and PC
. sout eyetein. nre mattess Of ssuds 10 The Iedle'
rso!rxs.ou, and their diteascs are ntttets ol pta
4 | fice. Partial insanity Is reco9ntze1. As ehAM
te{.zod from general tuear!ty, a well as partial d
Z eafes Of The body are from general eosposeal dt
/, j have examined the plieoncf at The has three
It four year ago. on perhapa 81 OF eleat oessto
in interviews ct fr9m one 10 tnlee 1Sstt az =
Il intending to be ob.crving. ob-e9yed nj. Eenef