The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-05-07
T THIRD EDITIO N
LEGAL INTELLIGENCE.
Continued from our first Paoel


talked about the spirits Of Indians; he would laugh,
Jump about make queer faces, and act very queer he
store he spent his evenings there but alter he left The
of G e @ Spent n ms e%yenngS % as nome the expression
IaT also the motion of his hand; he would dance
OF him; his eyes at such times looked wild and
benTd Elm ana non sometimes me f very vacant have
him TO sleep night and day wnen he under the
business would make HIM get up he came to my
house TO- stop the last time about ave weeks ago; he
bought provisions at the market TOR the family; he
paid for them with.hs own moneyths about two
to return West again; did the time me.
9 lid ne send his picture to you while in the West?
Witness resumed-When he had the spasms he
occasions Of the sae o the on m nese Y m sn
peared unconscious at times he would sit with his
eyes closed and his hand up hours; he often con.
sqid he was guarded by the angels he e. was
inS the last me S was n Mt h onse %% %% ss o
hours with his eyes closed, then suddenly started up
SeTs al Post once before he Went FOR t6e@ he
vet Letter m an ESo oHg s SS%p i to n the re PSs 10 And
always brought one home when he said so; remem-
one time his starting up and saying there is a
have been looking for all over the city who wants to
ten or hneen minutes and SAID he had met
would not have missed going that occasion for
great deal; he knew that his brother had money in
his trunk mp stairs; don't know the amount, but
think $50 or go; his brother and he good
@oney he RsdpS %n RfG
had half-a dozen of these fits they became
he O' returned from the West otSer Me@
he had strange ways aud manners when dancing
about ne seemed to be Influenced by something; il
his uncle, jumped out OF the window and killed him
self r. onSS. never saw IS, him. him;
NJ Of the prl.
young that time knew OF his fail down the steps;
Inches ln length my brother dts frequently after
the iaIli 1 am am older @ than i my brother; when when
or March last, he acted very straSgeiand foolish
he was in his right mind he was kind and gen.
tie, and l never feared him; he never offered
any violence that know of; he spent about sS
brother had about$4O in trunk upstairs; at times
| he would appearvery intelligent at other times
he appeared to know what was going to hap
| pen; have known him to sit and play with his
fingers in peculiar manner, and make
q. Did your brother like a oOl' Objected to. and
Resumed-At those times my brother acted as If he
| was insane he always complained Of his head; he
Ing: he had deIusions he acted as il he fanced him,
self somebody ese his actions at these times we're not
hS' he attempted to take his own life several
ana foHr or r' i've % times he eHhbited Rimsef In
| sucn way as TO make me afraid Of him. No cross
Henry g. WinnemCre sworn-I am the brother Of
When small have known him to nave three or four
in day the doctor said they were epilspIe' ITS
or Ss ns RS
Ss
ms Sf pain Il 6s he'd when wsIl
es es 0vo % as palms A1a ne
tender;heaTted: know nothing of his aSylpg II,g
under the influence Of what he had taken Tor tla
fuence of several days. he generaiiyspent his even
ings at home never saw him gamble; he slept with
cannot exactly say how much; he had no key % it
but the trunk was very easily opened it was a
/ a would
open he knew the money was In the trunk; the rela
had money asked for it; he said was Ss his
tended to start; he has omen described persons
that We're dead. saying that they were IN the
could me- he acted very strange, and queer;
Indian Chief he would speak the Indian ianguage,
and when himself would ask him about II, and he
making gestculaons dancing around the room, etc;
the appearances Of the eyes We're mostly saddsniy
/ do not know for what reason he was discharged
to know whatwes going on a. distance M fro from him
Tesoec about as es5s before tore he started 10 e 20
or oa'ffS him from the Vest Went With h@; ;iOs on
for on Arch street between Eleventh and twelfth
he complained nearly always OF pain in the fore
when he got the fall; can't tell wnen il was ex-
S % 6e se nsa h rs Ssn ner Rs wear or aEo
saw him under the influence Of opium;
he went Delaware; was about twelve years ago;
he about eleve years old when he left home; he
returned home about four years ago, can't recollsct
how long he stad; he afterwards went to Woodbury.
TO learn printing; 1 lived with him more
about two or three weeks the last time; in
the fall OF 1865 he back; we lived
together about a year; he was then working for a
with him six or seven weeks: he from there TO
place in Front street, and from there to Atlantic
Clty from there he went a farm and then went
| West; and In February or March he came to Phila-
delphia: he lived here from that time until week
ten days Of this affair." he slept with me during that
time.
near Smyrna; know the prisoner; he lived In our
family about four years; he came there In 1852 he
| lived there until my husband died; his name was
Henry b. Woodhull Wnnemore had fits while at my
house; suppose he had as many thirty or forty
in the course of day and night the longest spell
three weeks; he complained very much of pain in
his forehead; never knew him TO be deirious; he
would not appear AZ times foolish; he mild kind
ana gentle in his conduct; he was very SYM athletics
his toreheadi the nts came on suddenly he tried TO
bite those who were friendly when they came near
him.
Crossexamined-He lett about two months after
my husband ded, IN 1886; he had the hlS during the
latter part Of the time he was with rs; he had the
Reexamined-The last attack was the worst it
lasted three weeks.
This witness, who had been detained under bond
| then discharged
| DISTRICT COUKr-Judge Sharswood - Patrick
| MCGeOugh and CathATine uiS vile vs. Philip Keaugh
or injury sustained by assault and battery alleged TO
have been committed by defendants wife upon plain
Levy VS. Crawley, Before reported. Verdict for
Josenh TaVior and John Mcbride VS. William
Briggs and James Crawford. An action to recover
oT bTGTRT9 HIT9 ~ CoIRTEJudge Hare-Robert O. Lowry
VS. John Dick. An action TO recover arrears Of rent.
On trlal.
Railroad Troubles.
MILWAUKEE, May 7.-Judge Miller, of the
| limited States District Court, yesterday granted
an injunction against the Directors Of the Mil