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The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-09-17
Steamer on Lake Tahoe.

,r,HE STEAMER EMERALD.
having been thoroughly fl dssErSa2s-..l.
and repaired expressly for the accohin"d' li"n oi
passengers will Rake regular trips rs fniiows
Leave TAHOE CITY FIR the GLENB"Oak
HOUSE every SUND,Y, TUESDAY, THURSDAY
AM, SAiUR Az. at 8 A. NJ. and r. VI. re-
turning. leave the Glenbrook House at IL A. NJ.
amt r. VI.
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays me steamer
can be chartered by excursion parties.
For further inf.rmation apply toCaptain Mack'n
on board.
IsAos City, August q, 1s70. sa.l In
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-09-17

DURINi the pending year the most
brilliant courage has been eXempiihed
bv the French troops. Everywhere
they have fought with daring ana an
obstinacy which has called forth the
APPLAUSE oftheir foes. In the German
account Of the battle ofWor;h 1t Is SAID
thai the French fought with ''consum-
mate bravery" History will bear
thai tribute % them. while recording
the series of uneXaubled reverses
which have followed their standards.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-09-17

PROFESSOR Tyndall says that there
are the strongest reasons for belleNli9
tina. death from lightning must De
painless. The nervous system requires
a certain interval of time 10 become
conscious OF pain. The time OF an
electric discharge IS but sinai liac-
lion OF this interval; hence, as an ap-
para,u> OF feeling, the nervous system
Is probably destroyed before conscious
ness can set III.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-09-17

GOLD CorH, GOLD CoIN.-The respon SIol-
lity and high standing of the parties conouc-
ting the Grand Premium Far Is guarantee
of success and fair dealings. The large num-
Der of premiums, (half many as there
are ,icketsl is highly favorable to rurcha.
cers See advertisement in another column.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-09-17

hest men forward-do the best we can,
in other words-we have nothing to
fear: but we must do this, not only to
satisfy the party, but TO let the people
at l:Sge feel assured atsswhile our
NOTICE is progress, we are ready to
exemplify the meaning OF that watch
word by our intentions of dealing WIN
aspirants to our party's favors.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-09-17

FOR JUDGE OF DISTRICT COURT.
T ID Edwards.2i5 S III Wright-.--ls'
FOR STATE SENATOR.
I Crawford. Dbl J \ Rigby....,.l2'
FOR MEMBERS OF THE ASSEMBLY.
A Burlingame.2,0 c \ Witherell232
q q Lyon....-I76 c \ Bragg. lo'
FOR SHERIFF.
Swift. ....2ll ii q Parker....-loS
q w Crystal...sj
FOR COUNTY TREASURER.
HIS NIason..2lo W DTorreyson lbs
W Ii Corbett... 1913
FOR COUNTY CLERK.
II Edwards. No n-unani-
nous.
FOR COUNTY RECORDER.
5 d King. No NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
FOR COUNTY ASSESSOR
G. w -Chedic....27O VIM Wallace. l.3
FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY.
J E Hereford. No opposition-unani-
nous.
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
j f Cbeney.231 : \ NeVerS.---.-i'
4 Il Driesbach.1lS NJ VI GaIge.-... ~
FOR PUBLIC ADMINISTRATOR.
II III Renee. l05 FW Giynn.......Sl
VIM Wallace...ol
FOR JUSTICE OF THE PEACE
RR Parkinson pol + Butler..-..-...l5J
\ WaitZ...93
FOR COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT OF PtBLit
SCHOOLS.
! l. $ Greenlaw. No oppo>itlon-uhahi
nous.
FOR CONSTABLE.
NJ Purcell..I5l \ LewlS---.......lt
\ Eulkley..... IS NJ Willard------ .
FOR SCHOOL TRUSTEES.
| C. NIartiu.lll f. Il Eirod---..--l"
| ! butty ID hammond y,
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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1870-01-28
The Egis & Intelligencer.
BEL AIR, MD, JANUARY 20, 1870.
An Ice House,

Much has been written and published
during the past year upon the subject of
building ice-houses. And | hope it may
continue to be written upon until every
farm throughout the length and breadth
Of our I'D shall have an icc-house upon it.
Last I'LL l built one which did not cost
me over fifteen dollars, all told, and it
kept ice finely the season through. The
following is the plan:
First a cellar Sx10, z feet deep; then a
curb of old boards against the sides to pre-
vent caving of earth while building-neyt
an inside wall of two-inch plank, 7x9, lea
wing space all round Of one foot between
this and the outer wall This should be
well packed with sawdust, spent tanbark,
or turning chips, Let both walls extend
two feet above the ground, then lay on a
good plank for each plate, and roof it as
you would any other out-buildiu-. Now
put in sleepers that will bring the floor a
foot above the bottom, pound the spaces
between them full ofsawdust, bark or chips
and cover with loose plank floor. Sch
u house will keep ice enough to allow
twenty-five pounds to he used every day
the season through.
In regard to location, would say build
in the most convenient place, regardless of
tree or shade of any kind. In filing the
house with ice cut the pieces about two
feet square, and place them in layers,
pounding the cracks full of broken ice.
Continue thus until fnll, and then cover
with dust or bark about foot in thick
ness or depth and your ice will be secure.
The door, which is in one of the gables,
is best always open when ice is in the
house.
The advantage ofbuilding below instead
Of above ground is the packing is so much
casier-it is rot so difficult to Mlog ice
dorn as it isto lift Hp.-Rmu1 Ner- YORKER
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1870-01-28
Iron Smelted by Sunlight.

Besscmer's high pressure furnace is at
tracing. much attention among scientific
manufacturers. Mr. Bessemer, while med
itating the construction of large lens,
twenty feet in diameter, to be mounted
equatorially, to collect the rays of the sun
from an immense surface for hours togeth-
cr, was led to inquire why the solar heat
was so intense; and the solution was that
the great intensity Of the solar heat was due
to the fact that the combustion of the solar
gases took place under great pressure, the
force of the gravity being at the SUMS sur
face 27.G times as great as it is at the sur
face of the earth. He therefore constructed q
small cupola furnace, in which the products
of combustion could not freely escape, but
were maintained under pressure of fifteen
or eighteen pounds per square inch above
the atmosphere. With this moderate pres
sure, steel and wrought iron may be mel
ted more readily than cast iron in an ordi-
nary cupola; cwt of wrought iron scrap
introduced cold into furnace, was run off
completely fluid in fifteen minutes. This
process marks an epoch in the application
of heat for metallurgical purposes.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1870-01-28


BoNNETs FOR FEBRUARY.-Therei is lit.
tie change to note in bonnets; they are still
high, still somewhat narrow, and are worn
low upon the forehead.
The narrow, high crowned beaver hats,
with short plume of ostrich feathers, curl
ed over the front, are the popular styles fol
young married and unmarried ladies for
street wear, and bonnets properarc reserved
for more ceremoniuos occasions or ladies
gilmore dignitied age.
Very elegant bonnets for receptions and
carriage wear are of light blue or pink ter
ry velvet, and trimmed with white lace
and small white ostrich tips, placed quite
low on the left side. The necklace OF
velvet and lace is retained onamented with
aplain bow of velvet placed high on the
left side.
These bonnets can also be worn at the
opera, although, in the present style of
elaborate hair-dressing, ladies generally
prefer to dispense with bonnets on such
occasions.
Very distinguished hats and bonnets are
made Of light ,pearl-gray felt, satin, or ter
ry velvet, trimmed with blue or scarlet vel
vet, and feathers matching the body part
of the chapeau. The hats are of felt and
are particularly pretty for misses and chill
dren. Little soft Scotch caps for boys are
made of blue velvet, with a white wing as
an aigrette for the ornament, claspcd by
pearl escent.-Demorest's NoathM.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1870-01-28

Nye has said good thing just once,
and here it is;-said Nye of Nevada, to
Sumner of Massachusetts,, 81 am tired OF
this reconstruction, upon which we have
spent four years." and he illustrated Mr..
Summers position by the story of the clown
in the circus, who pounded the woodchuck
till it was dead, and then kept on pound
ing it. Said bystander, "Do you want to
punch thing after it is dead?" "Yes,'
said the clown II want to teach this par
ticular woodchuck that there is a punish
ment after DEATH" Congress has been
striking at these dead woodchucks for four
years. Isn't it about time to stop ?-Loaa-
caster Intelligencey.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1870-01-28
HORSES AND CArrLE.-Hext to maxine

HORSES AND CATTLE Hext to making
ones family comfortable, the farmer should
do his best to render his live stock also
comfortable. They should not only have
shelter from the falling weather, but have
such housings as will protect them from
the piercing winds and biting frost. Hor-
ses especially should have straw or saw
dust for beddings. Regularity in feeding
contributes not only to the comfort of ami
mails, but to their health. Cows giving
milk cannot we'll be overfed; they should
have all the hay they will eat, and their
grain food should be ground and moist
cned.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1870-01-28
Ayers Cherry Pectora1,
For Diseases of the Throat and Lungs,
such as Coughs, Colds, Whooping
Cough Bronchitis, Asthma.
and CONSUMPTION.

such as Coughs, Colds, Whooping
Cough, Bronchitis, Asthma.
and Consumption.
Probably never before in the whole history Of
medicine, has anything won so widely and deeply
upon the confidence of mankind, as this excellent
remedy for pulmonary complaints Through a long
series of years, and among most Of the races of
men it has risen higher and higher in their estima-
ton, as it has become better known. Its uniform
character and power to the various affections
OF the lung and throat, have made 1t known as re-
liable prot tor against them. While adapted to
milder form Of disease and to young children, it is
at the same time the most eectual remedy that can
be given iOf incipient consumption, and the dan.
gGrO,S affections of the throat and lungs. AS pro-
vision AGAINST sudden attacks of Group, it should
be kept on hand in every family, and indeed rs all
nrc sometmes subject TO colds and coughs, all
sInuli he provided with this antidote for them.
,li.!lc Till great numbers of cases where the dis
ease scr,ncd settled, have been completely cured,
,i.l the patient restored to sound health by the
EArIIB PccfOrdi. SO complete is its mastery
Over the disorders of the Lungs and Throat, that
the mo-. obstinate of them yield to it. When moth
ing c,v could reach them, under the Cherry Pee
;0!tsi they sbside and disappear.
Singers "HH Public Speakers find great pro-
lection from Il.
-isthMa is always relieved and often wholly
cured by It.
H.CHrhiiis is generally cured by taking the
EislyB !'"ctordl in small and frequent doses.
~ gene ally are its virtues known that we need
pa'N the certificates of them here, or do more
=. '~sure tie public that its qualities are fully
n!..!M.anct.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1870-01-28

BAGDAD, the city of Haroun al Raschid,
dear to all lovers of the marvellous tales of
Thousands and one Nights" is now in
fair, or foul, way to be ravaged. An in
surrectionary band of Arabs has attacked
the Governor of the city, a drawn battle has
taken place between the forces of the Gov
eminent and the rebels. The Governor
and many Of his officers have been slain,
the rebels were victorious, and the CITY of
the Great Caliph is besieged by the con
quering hordes.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1870-01-28

gW The man who don't advertise has
got his store hung around with shingles
and pieces OF barrel haads, inscribed with
lampblack, "Irish Pertaiters," "Korn
Meel," "Flower," "All kinds of kontury
produce" "Kaikes and Handles for sail
here" He says, "Thare amt no sens in
noospaper advertising so long as a man is
smart enuff to tend to- his own business,
and kin stand at the door and holler the
fellows i'm
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1870-01-28
I M P o RTANT NOTICE
70 FARMERS!

MAKE YOUR OWN PHOSPHATE
THE undersigned, having purchased of ALI
/ house Il Winemler right to manufacture
and sell their celebrated Fertilizer in Dublin Dis
trict, in now prepared to sell individual rights.
Every farmer can, after obtaining one OF these
rights,
MAKE HIS OWN PHOSPHATE,
at cost Of from SIS to SIS per ton, equal to
many OF the best fertilizers now in use, thereby
Saving from S25 TO $50 per ton. By paying
$40 Receipt will be given, with full Printed
directions, for making this important Fertilizer,
explaining the mode and manner of manufac-
turing the same. Individual rights can be OBJ
aimed of the undersigned
cb5-y ANDREW B. LINDSAY.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1870-01-28

A POORLY clad polish Jew recently APP
piled at the house of q co-religionist in
Stuttgart for charity The proprietor hay
ing died a few dsys before, the widow
took pity on his condition and gave him
a nice warm overcoat which had belonged
to the deceased. When the will was read
it showed that $4,000 in bills were con-
cealed in this oyercoat. The heirs have
been trying to find the stranger ever since.
, 1870-12-31
CHICAGO,

l7ts, f1e 00o; insured In the Putnam, Of usrforl;
illlo53 Mutual, Of Alton, and Aur1Tzs Of Au.
TolEpo. Dec 3o.-The bridge on the Toledo,
Nsbssh WtsteEn Railway, At defiance, o., MAS
detHtJtd hJ IRE this morning. There Will te no
INTERRUPTION to h1ainGss, arrangements having
heen naoe to send tf1lnl through 70 Fort Wayne
rta Waterloo The htstEe Will be rebuilt In q lew
csys.
C1sclssA77. Dec sn.--The Lindsay House, II
Fulatki, u, wRs burned yestertiky. Insured tn
the Ohio Compbay. Il Chiilicoshe. inE 43.f0a
HtILSA, Montana, Dec. sA-The flAh Greek
stage station. seventTuve miles souIh, burnt last
tfeD1nR. Nine hotses, LclutlirR the rxca hote+
Missouri Roam, thirty ions Of hsy, and four sets Of
Ntw ToKK, Dec ga nre occurred IN Brook
I'm this morning. eleven houses being dt5trorei,
utd the occupants turned upon the streets VIII
very little clothing. The nIe originated in one OF
. rnW OF tWo-stotF frame cottages, aud the
Eauc6 Epiead 50 rapidly from one to another that
t!eseo ~eFt dem oah ri before The nFernin could
cheek them. TweEty-fwo families are rendered
hoEsEs.. and good pS.ton ot their furniture
1FpJASAro11s, Dee 30-Co!unohas ia kh!s
Stale. waa vietted by destructive IRE, today, by
Wh!ch m entire block, belonging TO F. j. Isaur
Samuel ]. Harris, and y. r. LooE WIN de
rnye}. The tut'dinr was occupied BY Burnett
@. HArr1suDs 1fugRtat8; n. Il. Durmec.F Kfp-
c*fr: nsll i Mcclure, hardware rnerchanA.
samuel ]. Harris grocer; J. Peel i B7o, grocesA
Tbs sfotN %ere removed, hut were greatly
dA,uaRet. the tois1 / IS was *sU,s0o. No iusuf-
znse Lead, except by uarTtf.
, 1870-12-31
OH10.

prr1i rnf0n- Hvuntnnttnu ~, xh~
e...A
huAlncAs Of tho Gtncannnu PoAt
Oflace-Ekcyeuuc and other Stntfs.
sfe%-corr~ct,nu.
c,xr1xS.- n na. so-.rnr,os,, ,rsa -.
Stsc!ssAtL -. Vec. s4-hiR1@snt NM r.
tuned esn! ~ 1ne A!eso mqtaet case, u naunsoat
1nts ,nse f. nIo.si,n w. s H.
;esank Of de people appsssed . pe tarains
en9ns sns Rssas ,S as, = easn
X slMNe latse nLats 'o3 tas ostence, sostnnS Sooa.
paeAc sennmem M aEalnsf - ne e. pftaoneFs. ana eM!ea
uron Inc EoG.t 1uk 70 " tnten ~ tae pFohle .
uoNnA M at asg,an's e ao!!on e1 tos hae I!osrca.
nuu .'s - a s~U Gona ~. epeG- sAe
~ -, =. ts,,s a4 p, ~ NV, A01s ne.h VIZ
- rsn.,rr+ haH I,ae, 70 4e+msd :, AR HSa-s. ~,
~ ~ Nsntnntss nrr1nsin ssrr,1s Jxut.n uts'
80, ~ ~ t,s te ,,s ,tsr. en., III,
, 1870-12-31
INDIANA.

sndinnoroii. ctr Stat.>t.cA-.rhc
louisville. Nesv Albany 4 Chicago
hallway CA~c.
SPECIAL ptepasrh 10 Tht 0hteAso TEfhane
lSr1ASArotts. 1hc~ sa.-Tae fetal number ef
brllng permits issued in .hIs city tu,.ng $50
WAS Sac- and the total va,ue >31.:aa,,eo. The rr-
eeipss Of tie Indianapolis Post Otice from tae
received. Tor money orders, ssas.sss>:s:
d. :,i.hu,.sa - +. money orders ola1n On
reeHteFs&l letters fuAhet. l.zs0- To:a1 number of
svtte'R delivered atd collected hy The carrte.s,
%,lM,e@a: nnneet Of letters sent from the once,
received, and tttst1lh1tkd was i, 81,
In the thlte.i States Ccurt to-day on the nc
lion for Wstt Of sss.stanec aea attachment fos
sser sna IL s !ae
cetyer Of the Louisville. New Albany I ch!cszo
Rats ~. ttF refusal to dtiiyer crrzain ,onet1
& aa.a e u .tss sas aa iss
stt<, - Receiver c9shs forthwith 70 hs
ani xelusl.e control Of all Of 1ae rrer.fsT ato:e-
sid J. F. Joy hare comnitea = cooiemp. q:
au,no,try 81 the court b. me dis3bedieace to III
isc.ee and processes, and ordered that wttz Of
sss.a5ss s st ss ,ns Ct pSs,5s
The namier ct prisoners sent to the reniten.
sfs itcT ,ns county dp'sns H. nsss 5eas ~,
cafet ne{r! was 1ls.
i~pIASAro1.Is. Dec. so-Tnc steam nousins
mills of Nm, Costle Sons, At Trafalgar. johnson
boliet, Yesterday a:teInoon- Jar:es " co.tlc aud
Jtnn y; cn.t,e. rEppsistcr*: E Il. 5oila;, nra' .
zens. ~-Es Iii more Of less tnt1ttA tHe tsst two
It Is fes:ec, fa:s!ly, \ sou OF Jahn VAS alsS
~Asc1 getting low In the boiler. Loss about ss,ef
, 1870-12-31

r1r. Summers Position Endorsed br
t-somincn. 1ndtvldua1..Iai. Late
,:u spIu N tne Senase FIepafanK loF
Fnbl1cntfon-tsc Entities IT s. Na.
bothss Vineyard s-The Annexation
.hr s,nrs-. ofpoSe1 :"
#a.''"y:'" <0s@ ss' ,E;ssa: Rs;sa:<a ia A< s' Fork
MI. sumner Is IN daty RECENT Of letters and
It} en- etdoi NnE his acuop On sau Dominrn.
msprtsy o. me papers being fronu tne West
apri6siuK hts recent speech from W1itis n
noJd Garrison. Gerrits Snl,h, Sit. Lang
FAVE. emps a,tca;i1 d,ssap-ove nf thu anneIasin1
rsuttct III toto. GcE11t smith, as vel - others,
tAkes the ground that The American tropics re
ard taa1 our asJ i to pfoisc: AMI not ocsGn:
these yeKiouz.
Nr. Sumner has no intention OF, retsscln8 his
10 the charges that he hAh personally al.
sailed The President, The senator mos, tupua,i-
cals declares that be had no such anfna4
difficult position. no. beng able to reaf NON The
record the evt1rnce upon which he based his ar
gu,neos .isdis esss osheswiss. The criticisms
pairing his speech Tor republication and declares
that In nothing viii 1t BE- nodded. Tae title be
sLves Sabo:n.! yleeyard -. significant Of
scheme.
As soon as Congress reasscnbles Mt. Sumner
e iasn + oa q sa p5a o
ysew, Opposition is expected. but Senator Nor.
ton and olhe1a slat4 that tn taef pptuion none
Will be made. The position Of the Senate resolu-
tl0n IN the Houee will pE0p3bly give rise 70 s1a,p
discussion General Eu.ter EXPECTS to lead ii
the attempt TO take It up out OF the regular order.
lotity before moving to 20 10
| the speaHef:A tshle, because, when that
Eotioa carried every, oil! and resolution must b..
i, passed % ttsch It. As there are number Of
i important bills on the Spe41ers t8oe, Ihe1p will
, 1870-12-31
TelEErHNhfc Stl1Il ltllNry.

A fszrsjr forruoe l.1ier call.-, at The CJ.rc-
Ind Lxadr ti'lce yes.es,sy io1cnoon. at1ard
Il Va sIt,ee wh.:a as.out :,er IN Taurs-
day mGrnipR's I.*GdF~- The local Eh. wrote the
aa1iclt sefasea 10 rsisac', therefore che arplt q
"eet Tnc taea eac 81 s,ctof,oa.js sps nt.
and the " unian wa4 eirctea fran the office.
..-K,'sF1ts. sarnse and sulhrs2, aFres.et for
t.1le weeks sincr, Mere t,rouEhs heIo1e Jui.e,
Farp!s n application, at' the hail boud nxe't u;
s-:c'a' for tltt iothery and f1,Soa each Tor tic
eaets. Sufllva1 a!DEe Kare It.
-Uu the night 0f the lb,h Inst, James BsYa3,
n noted aitepe:ade, was shot 1ntl Killed n-ar
Nashville, !a'k.. By James Sofwon.l. Ersau 1ah
h.eTrt rnpsc, aus sn ore he w,'a'l k,li S5sw.sri
ni.t lis wlfc- lie Nude eese.af attempts to carzy
cut his threat That light h. atter1atett 20 enl =
Med with shotgun, killing hin Instantly. Nor
wcA ku't.ndeteu amt was discharged
G"tl1am ~ MWSsns. . %otthy. us iaaas'.io9s n negro.
Oh lis, Thursday Light. wti;e lance vas going
un vi his house. On opening the iloof he was
tied uruu bY zone essass.n, aud instantly Killed.
.-Ah exciting hunt look Place IN Thorsast n
Mar,ap,E Comfy. The party consisted q twe4iy
Eentl<lnen On each s'de-aal crack shots. The
crnNa arsl Invited en.s:r, to Be given At tna
1eonis House. CaIllnTtll.. Tne hunt resulted in
the k'l!rg Of one hn1d.ed and l1tty rabbits, two
1SE! . pnst, hnst;r 9aas aa nss enieksns
beaten side lost " the four clths Ut u rahots.
- ycErg e1y goSds CLERK naus.! otNry. en-:
royed +: r a'i4ao. 1t h1cAfoEu. IT,, destroy I'd
h1rsclf ca TluIsfthy morning. hy t1A'tG an nver-
tlrserf mrEphine. Firm *n:'e Of ihs ct.cun.
s'aE cts rttrEtsirc the case. II seemed r-ol,ah'e
RI DIST that he had cantrnrlatef +rlf-drs,rurtIn,
hit fho1Cnrh !Eyestiestt0n at the CnTonrr's .l-
1ud It p!0yed tryoutf a stubt that It was purrls
arfi,trp.a!. lie was an opium eatfr, ard ii Il he.
l:tyta ;hat, whic nude. the !rttrcnce Of this
t.1ug. he t0ck mole than he tu1enGetf.
.-Thc Bcs.on Brighten STREET trr-c1Ir. by a
ihoscrgh tnveAtlcaacu. app+a:s IN have i,ces tat
rc<n1t ri temporary INSANITY on the part oa
IturC. md is -xr1atranle On M ether l.rou1'.
Fo. numhtr OF months he Eas hecu 1t TIMES
yers ''fsroEt1ent and gloomy, and frequently ,e.
, Batkce,"1 wish l va, tlead." Added 10 sh:<
! dtre1 ~ excessive tirtEkir2. l. II ln:i
mated tha, he Intended ~ Uurder the cEiid1rt
asoug With thciT mother, sud WAS ih
ceLssd At tntlr assence. It Il statcd tat after h
tan cpu i1ttet hts WORK fer the dag. he ,!11ps
quar- nj yu1n. Whtr he ccmas,tfeh the MULTI
he 1ae stripped AZ II for Ills work. having OF u.
ct1t or yesF. aud hts sleeves being rolled nr
, The struggle between the icfustafeti maniac al,
h'a ytrtt{h must haye been awful ahoye desc.fl
rcr. lasting. a. tt lid. twenty minutes. The tn
i seurR chtu1. n are E0t get aware Of the trsxe'!
IN its tes:lbfe details. Mrs Young IL tapld!y t.
covering from the tnects Of her wuur,as.
.1amts ERsp. who committed 4 r.pe IN DetrM
Z: 'erctd S-s1ettas su the PeIt'enttary to. l!te-