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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-03-13
A Physical Phenomenon.


~ fHufPfhucHff -Iofca o.
Al. Smith. the man who was so fear
fully chopped by Nsley Campbell ct q
wood camp near Wells. q few weeks ago,
Is, contrary TO all precedent, rapidly re-
covering from the effects OF his terrible
wounds. Being informed that he had at
length Fegainsd ths power Of speech We
visited him at the County Hospital yes.
tsrday. and found him In . robust con.
dition and anxious to tell what lie knew
respecting the midnight occurrence In
which he received his wounds and his
companion lost his life.
Smiths statement OF the facts touch.
ing the ARRAY and those Immediately
proceeding. Is in effect as follows: On the
day prior to the night on which Dsns.
more was killed. he and I went together
to the railroad. and while there drank
pretty freely. We bought q jug Of
whisky, and on our return TO camp that
evening in company with Ellis-he who
afterwards went to Campbell's cabin
and warned him that VIC had threatened
the latter's life-took the liquor along.
all three Of Is taking frequent drinks
on the road. BY the time we reached
camp, all three OF us were under the
influence OF liquor. and Densmore and
I going down TO the boarding house
among our ac~quaintnnces, drank with
them OF our own whisky until late at
night; We both became almost too drunk
to navigate. /, together with q German,
whose name l do not remember, and
Ellis, slept in the Same cabin with
Campbell. and when at a lats hour I
started for home. Densmore. who had
become boisterous. started 10 aocom.
pany me. taking along an old gun which
he owned. for the purpose OF "waking
up the natives" The gun was loaded
with powder only, but l did not want
him TO take ii along. still having sense
enough left to regard the act ~ unad.
visable. lie would take 1t, however.
and when within q short distance OF
the cabin, hs discharged Il up In the
air. Continuing ON In an unsteady gait
to tho door Of the cabin. my reception
was q heavy blow on the head from an
AZ In the hands Of Campbsll. and be-
ing 30 drunk that I could neither run
away nor defend myself. i directly after
received another blow upon the head
from the same weapon. which rendered
me ~iussnsible. and all subsequent events
for . considerable time aitsrward, were
TO me q blank. There was no cause OF
snmity between myself and Campbell
that am awar Of. and the only reason
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NEW TODAY.

GOULD Il CURRY sII.vER MIN.
" INC COMPANY. Location Of principal
place Of business. San Francisco. California.
Location Of works. Virginia. Storey county.
Nevada.
Notice 10 hereby given, that at . meeting
OF the Beard Of Directors. held on the iith day
az March, 1873, an assessment mo. 35I OF
One Dollar (tD per share was levied
upon the capital stock Of the corpo-
ration. payable Immediately, In United states
gold codn. TO the Secretary. al the oflcc OF the
Company. Room %. Nevada Block. No. 10
Montgomery stieet. san Francisco. California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid ON the 10Th day Of April.
is79. will be delinquent. and advertisd for sale
at public auction, and nnless payment IL made
before will be sold on WEDNESDAY. the TIL
day Of May. 1879. 70 pay the delinquent sssers.
lnent. tcgether with costs OF advertising and
expenses OF sale.
BY order OF the Board OF Directors.
ALFRED X. DuRBR0w. Secretary.
O1ice-Room No. %. Nevada block. No. 800
Montgomery strest. san Francisco. California.
mAl3td
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-03-13

A MANUFACTURE Of Birmingham has
recsived from his agent in Turkey tho
following order: zone OF my customers
is in want Of . dog-skinning machine.
You have probably seen OF known such
q thing. Through this machine holding
the dogs whom still alive. in . few
minutes the akin IL od and the dogs also
killed, thus without giving them torture.
Please send drawings and lowest
prices"
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The little folks wanted the head Of
the family to spend the evening with
them. Father said he thought Of at.
tending . meeting. Various measures
were discussed for keeping father at
home. when Tommy. aged 9. addressed
his brother. aged z. as follows: ~ tell
you what we'll do. Wen put a sign on
the front door-'No admittance to 20
out OF this house nights"
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SENATOR JONES AGAIN.

Whatever our Nevada Senator Jones
undertakes TO do. he generally does with
all his might. He bends his giant
energies to II. and literally sIpends 10Th
time and money toward accomplishing
the end in view. When he sees and
knows be is right. the achievement OF
success is the ali.absorbing objective
point, and hs will not rest or DO Salts
fsd until the proper solution or result Is
arrived at. He has made q brilliant rec
ord among his compeers in Washington.
and his triumphantly successful solution
Of the great silver problem shows the
thoroughly earnest and straightforward
style OF the man on such questions Of
grand public Importance.
With the assembling Of the Forty
sixth Congress now 80 near at hand.
Senator Jones will come to the front as
champion and leader Of the anti Chinese
movement and legislation. He has been
busily engaged preparing . new bill on
the subject. which hs will introduce al
the earliest opportunity. This bill will
embrace the best features Of the one
vetoed py me ries'asn'' An' INC
suienvs clause Will 20 no fe"oae'e rs
TO fairly oovia'e ana heuHaiho inc oo'
)seuohs mace ''s'fains "Pp
'sf'e'sn's WIN "''y "su ~
- p.-n--,.
enin''' -,
'''o VI 'Ae
AsAn W.
O..
ueA'. "aN wv
80,
'ley ei"" HA' ~
edsea '''n 'ne "sns anu a"''
gfes' 70 10 'ns' iHe'o''''' NC NO"
proPos'uon u W 70 m"a' " 'oH
win the rfes'uen' "e~s' ~ e'P'esseu
an his veto message unuef inc oe'e'
nat no VIII sign IT, rhsnus Oh 'ois
measure claim the Chiness moassy In
this country. speaking Tor lis govern
ment. fully comedies that there IL
no necessity OF involving our treaty
relations In this controversy. u thai
this Government. through its legislature,
has a right to take such action as will
suppress the immigration OF contract
iaborsrs held under debt liens. Jones.
in addition to presenting the restriction
bill. will offer q resolution requesting tho
President to open negotiations at once
With the British Government for . more
restrictive regulation Of Hopgkong traf-
fc, with the view Of getting some i'm.
mediate relief. He will also ask the
Stats Department to cause special in.
quiry to be made. through u Consular
officers or other agencies in China, into
the truth Of the statement so posi-
lively made BY Caliiornians that q lien
over . Monaghan laborer brought to
this country Is made effective In China
by a system OF family en~slavsment,
which the peon has to work out to the
Six Companies after his arrival here.
The object OF establishing officially this
fact. II It DO true. Is to give this Gov
eminent q ground upon which to make a
diplomatic appeal to Psking. the Gov
eminent calling attention TO tho unjust
nature OF such q system. u urging It
to assist in its suppression. Another
object in making these efforts 10 to keep
the relations between this and the Chi.
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6oRN.
DIED.

JosE-in Gold mn. March 10. to the VILE Of
u. r. Jose. . daughter.
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EXCHANGE

Directorsi
10. Hampton, W. II. Patton,
ID. u. Lyman, z. y. kidiidge,
J.B. Mallon, W. y. Bender,
Interest paid on Ordinary and Term Deposits.
Deposits received In sums OF 81 and upward.
Loans made GU approved real estate. bonds,
stocks. etc. Stocks. currency and silver bought
and sold.
2ltf z. 8. ELDRIDaR, Secretary.
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GENIAL GRANT and party arrived in
Calcutta last Monday.
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sriN50N-M Pery's raaeh, Pine valley.
Msrcn 10. janice. youngest ron Of William
and Margaret stinson. aged 10 year..
DALR-ln London, England. February 10.
frank Dale, formerly of the arm Of Dale d
90 Virginia City. and last sarving brother
Of Richard Dale Of Sacramento and Mrs. J.
X. LAwrie OF Santa Olsra. Callfornia, aged
~ years. s months and Is days.
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BlsKERs AM BRoKERs.

BANKERS AND BROKERS'.
THE NEVADA BANK
OF SAN FRANCISCO.
BAN FRANCISCO.
Paid ~
Reserve tU.s 8. Bsuds)....3 ,ooo,oO0-Gs,
DIRECTORsi
LOUIS resident
J. U. fL00D-...::.:.;..;.yi9e prSsiasn'
JAMES q. PAIR.
Cs.hier v. GLnxr
Agent 81 Virrinia. ksvsda........aro. A. KIss
Agents Of hsw fofk....... o.. 7. Caniffxssos
t69 Wall strssi)........ (Gro. \. BRAspxR
issues Commercial and rnvsien' credits,
AVAILABLE In any paft Of the world. hAkes
transfers OF money By Telegraph and cable, anu
draws exchange n customary usanoes.
This BANK has special Facilities ssr
Dealing In Buiiion.
EXCHANGE
On the principal cities throughout the United
states. Europe. Japan. China and the last
indies. the Australian Colonies and New lee
land, and on Honolulu luAwaiD.
NEW YoRx BAxKns-The Bank OF New York,
N. u. A.; American Exchange National bank.
LONDON BAxKxks-Msssr. smith, Payne a
Smiths; the Union Bank Of London. az
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THE MUSIC for the occasion will be fur.
nishsd by the Emmet Guard Drssss and String
Band. under the personal leadership Of Profes-
sor LANCER OF Piper's Opera House Orchestra.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-03-13

IssURS Commercial and rnvslers' Credits,
available In any part Of the world. hakes
Of money by Telegraph and cable. and
exchange III customary usances.
, 1879-04-23

~ couldn't tell III / examined him. Ther
cau DO fmpatrrncnt Of the will without inaapity
man might hava dclirum, which ID d dlaesAo
Of the brain, and moi be insane. 4 man with
typhoid fever ID in temporary loss OF will, but
not insanc."
ais he snnet
"Nfcfl, res; no Is sane"
After great deal of questioning on this
point with resulting answers which, to atorfs,
arc not satisfactory, TINT gentleman asks:
"Finally, now. and want sqiinro ansvor,
without rcfcrcnco as to tho canec, whether it b
.pod isscs , oa ...,eS o. 9Sosio 10 yer Sny
casett ,at It DESTROYS hi" control over hs will
"lsc1n be sano or 1,o may bo insane. II is
possible !or him to be sano under such cfrcum-
"Is 1t possible for him to bc sane At ulafprc.
else moment Of time have iodfcatcdi"
Yes, sfr.h
Of satisfaction In his tonu.
On tllo redirect witness explains rary fully
that the cau1e OF Insanity ia chronic disease
of tho brafn. requiring months or years for Its
develonmont; That man canuot bc insane orc
moment ani sane tho ncxt.
~ will ask you.n' says Weber, " whether It
IL possible, Or II you hare cvcr known OF case.
where o person has (ieen sane for a few moments
immsd!ately preceding an act tt,saps Wl1o con- CON.
"No, sir. Such thing would bo impossible"
.'Are there aacsi things as lucid 1ntcryatsa"
nsks ktorts on tic rccruss.
"T)ierc arc such tlllnEs which the 1aw calls
lucid intcrra1a--h
During those lucid intervals is tho party aano
or tnaanp1"
"Ile Ia insanc,-if be Is insane at all, Ic IA In
sanc."
Slorrs dtsmistcs im Ia seeming triumph, tho
last answer apparently giving him much COM
fort.
The prosecution calls for another witness, but
be Is not present, and an adjournment Is tnkcu
until this ,norn.ts. q
, 1879-04-23

HE WAS SANE.
Dr. F. Hcurotfn Is called, nn1, aftcf the
hypothetical case is stated to him, he Is asked
the usual question. and bays:
''Thc young man was saue."
On the cross, tic witness states tint he grad
uatcl e1eyen years ago, mud las been n witness
In insanity cases nbout $50 tnos-:s225 tfnlus for
the defeusc-to show tint tile persons were it,-
sane. II hare treated twenty Or thirty cases,
and the position of County Physician, which 1
occupied for two ycnrs, brought me lnto con-
tact with nnny otllcrs.n
After storrs las questioned him Us to the cx-
tent Of Ills rcad!ny, the witness says:
III do not recognize lllu exlstcilrr OF partial
insanity, or of 1uo'louanin, wtere there fs H.,
mcntal impairment. My 0[hn[ons are foru,ci
from experience MS well as rcadng ! bclfeYa the
understanding may he perverted III regard to
one object or a small nutnber Of objects, where
there Is prcdonltuaucc Of sadness or depression
OF Mind, and also Q! 1nenlal excitement. be-
lieye there can bu pcrgcrslon Of the under
standing III regard to Que particular object, tut
In such cases that all the iutcllcctnaf faculties
predom!nanee Of sadncss aul depression OF
mind l would class It us lnclauclsol'a,
and whcse there was = prclan,'.
nauco of inental excitement as IS, general
luccs Insanity is chronic. 1nsa'>e pcnple aou1c-
iltacs hays freedom of rlll,-can control thc!r
WILL
"Isu't tllc vcry theory upon which Insane
pcuple arc relieved from responsibility for thc't
&c Is TINT they cannot euntrol I'll, II uctsi"
YVES. That Is tho idsa upnn which people
are nut held responsible, anil yet tlsero arc
uany Insane penpIe who can control their will,
u,,1 they aso punished for breaking the Laws
TINT are GOT for them. but arc perfect!y RESPONSE
bic fur sumo Of their lctluns, though they arc
insane Ill tue tttns."
II don't knuw," says Storrs IN Ills poltte
wnv, ''wllcn I llave been 70 grattfed. After
The abatement OF that principle, haYe nothing
moro to Ask.n
And tho witness rcttrcs.
, 1879-04-23
Attempts ut AusnsalnntIon Of 1tutcxs.

Thcfu have been more tt1an thirty attempts on
the lives Ut ktngs and rulcrs during ~ many
years. Tile DukU OF AIadcua, attackea In !bih;
t'lu prince Of Prussia (now thu Emperor VIII.
tan), at Mindct, In Junc, 1913; thu lats king OF
Prussia In 1867: Qucun Victoria in 1853; ah In"
fcrl.a,-lnael,flo discovered at Marseillcs on M
polcon Ills visit III lB59: tie Au.trian im-
pesor slightly wounded by thu Hungarian.
Emanuel In 1853; al1o o,, Napo'oon III, oPpo-
Site tllu Opcra couiqus; the Duke ot Patma
lnsrtaltY stabbed In 1851; Napoleon III. hired At
by ptaHotl tn thu Chatnps Elysccs IN 1855;
u r,olice,,,an seized Fuentcs Whem about to
ire at Queen lsabe!la in 1855; Ailano,
aollIsE, stabbed kinE FardInaNd Of
Nuplcs in 1856; thsre Italians from, London
ctuyictcu ut cuusplracy against Napoleon III. III
1877; tho Osstni tl0t agalnst Napoleon III. In
1853: King Ut Prussia twlc0 fred at, but not bit,
hy tlis student utker at Dudcn, In 1851; Quaon
u Gscecu shut at by tho student Druslos, In
1917; ttrcu Italians from London arrested for
eollspIrIng against Napoleon III. IN 1859; Pses{-
ucut Lincoln assasstnated in 1855; the Car at
tackcd at st, Petersburg In 1905 and At Paris u
1aa'7; PrInru Mlchasl Ut bcry!a assssstnatod III
1868; King Amadeus Of Bpaln attacked ip l81;
President Of puru assasslnatel In 1873; rresa-
dent of Bolivia Ia 1871; President Of Ecuador ln
1915; President Of Paraguay tu la77; two silnl-
lar nttacks upon the KlIss Ut Italy aud Spain /
uil. finally, the N'hilst plot saalnst tho life Of
tho Exats
, 1879-04-23
OHIO POLITICS.

Tho 1)cmoc-nt1c rcrt.taturo p.,,o,r.tt.
management Of the state chorit.b,c In-
sttiuttuna - Democratic md l,enublican
Candidate. for fiovernor.
Special Correspondence ut The 7sttun%v
COLUMBUS, O., Auril nl.-" II the Leafe1aturo
could bs persuaded 10 meet only once ID tlyc
years, and then do nothing, simply draw their
oay as grarsl publlcornauaent, mud adjourn, the
pcoplo would bc the Raincrs." This remark was
attributed 10 one Of the wteest md best OF Ohio
Governors, after i,o had observed carefully
the workings of tho law.luaktng brat,cl. of the
State Government, and became dlsgusted with
their utter recklesaucss, 4nd the vast ruelango
OF foolish laws which they had enacted. Judg-
inE from the experiences Of Ohio md Illinois
people this winter, 1t would scetn that tho old
tiorcrnor was about rirht. Tuu Tutnt1rn hna
sor.n oreas},n IN arnn,o o,,Ito fro.,. a.
oncrot}ona Of tl,c ho,1v of so,ca1ied ,ow,
makers Which meet at Springfield; and
4 few words in general way about tie Demo
cratic ta1ni,ofee which Inns bccn nrotrarttnp its
scsso,s ~ tto T.n,ta, -. MI, ~, 49, ~, Eli.
ouL Interest," lAere Ii JUST ono Koou Thing that
Ia accomplished bT tfse continued dragging
along Of this body from day TO day. It is
making capltnl for the Republicans verr fast,
".' open'''S lne escs u eic peopie u 'ne at5lo
Of men who always come 10 TIC front when tho
Democrats ret aus0 power. It costs A1.tN0
tlaT. or Il little more, to rim the T,crfklatnre:
mn, whom thfa Ina continual Inv = h,,r,,roa o,I
a,,s. IT. ,,.. ' , '.. "'.et
aSo OF sA aays' ana no attefa pt IS made TO
hurry up busincsa ut oil, but slmply to psotract
the session, In order lint tho win1-brok on
Democratic npliticinns WIN lannenctl. hv Tho
nona NJ t,v, rnn,, ,,C -. h. t,.o,,|h4 =, 49,
1ooa a' ~ 1"o yca,s H. aso, & 70 oo osoaens 10 lae
!foos' a'as ufa" '"elF i!lt4o PCT u'eta, the case
becomes even moro acrtous1y disgusting. =
hut tho thng for which the p5csent Admins. !,
tra,ion herr, t1cserrcs tbe rnoat con1cmnat,on !.
49,, ..s'.,..s,NI.,s st.. ,..D.."n, 49,, 20
eiaeoA fco.saa'AMs 'ac e'ate 'eaa11saolo !nss''
tuttons. Many ot these institutions Ial been
run for many years by men Wto tnvc no refer,
cnro to uo)Itics. int vim wcro snceIaists of n
n,.,, ,-1e- ~ n,..t,,ran.a il .,,n ,,en,.,,o~ u,s
.Hu,,., ~. -. ..'.'a 80 ~ PGS' 11e
~ "nsst' uley pceup'Gn posanons' lAceo men
alG to'a 10 20 ~ lu DeuaoS1atle IcolshnHe1si
HILL nalu u esesy Sase new anu 'Is1peflsneen po-
~ Mt'tt l.a "ne.puHc.s "usu p.t ~ tnci piaecs'
shsss ~ a@stes n'e Maxe aoh" saess,haute 1a
aes ~ ai t. Tss .a u H. ~ n.usu % aas"
,.',as to ,,o,a .t o ~ ateta ,Rai.
H. ~ uot eapao.o y. uaaa1E ..t otato uIaI!s.
,,t,t S ~ i,. T.. IT, ~ .. nafo ha Iusn
% A. s.,. nEt ;" ~ NJ. tut tuM tn.,,t.ie,,s a
insano a.h.tt.u'r. notn - iueso M
MnlH faGes,y PLY n.'aaGen iia w ~ " osIs, mS
tslucntty uafo ~ !IGa u III. !ne.ae1 ~ WHEEL
iEe ai.s lusanc suonia oo .iSatca, put nno
MsIe St SneM lisc!. paaecs ''aap'y ns ! ss"AIu at
1T po,asau III, Ges'eG i a. ~ ~
, 1879-04-23
Tho Small Hoy aud tho Oas-Drtvsrs
fktf4ff ff4s RFets.

Tho small boy who steals rides On tho stfent-
cars awuug himself upon tho platform OF q Jef-
ferson nycaue g4r tho other day to coms down
town. lie was mentally calculating tue cost
pcr rod OF street rall1ass when Tho driver
looked back Ana caught elaht Of the top q hls
u those sn.all boys was sysr bit With 4 drIyer's
whip brtore, tbs date has bsen forsottsnl but
ills lat caught stinger and LETT tnat platform
~ Il he meant to y: Tho driver sh,tsxlsd, by
iii lis Truck, tried to draw the car o tbs rails.
aud iu Tho effort broke tug, .1erked tba money
box oil tho rail- iuto tho mud, atni miKht have
cd. Whi!o tlo money was being tlshed for 10 tho
mud, aid rcpairs made. The siial! boy put IN
lii steoeh. The "aehB" lad Left htn and
standing wheru he could aecure good yleW Of
operations 10 called out:
aKtn ys. tell fciler Jlst 'xActly how much
yc mads by that 'ese loban
, 1879-04-23

Wall, for lint matter" tays the expert with
q merry twlnk'o In tta eve, 3" Martin Luther
thought lie Faw a devil, mud throw an inkstand
Mt HIN. But he wasn't Insane"
swell, lie believed IL the existence Of q
Devil, insists Storrs, "nth think he was crazy
n. loon IN .lr: subject OF dcvlls-crazY a. tho
Devil, IN fnct.''
This, too, takes the crowd. ..
mo, ho wnsb't crazy; although TINT Is pop.
u1ar imprees!ol.H
, 1879-04-23


"'rIcn mental nconS, epring!ug ironl real
gricfs lung protractctl, which produces such an
intellectual state 10 to render II impossible to
attend conacclitIye1y to business. nr 1x tho
mind on NJ, other ono sul3rct, "a ,lyspcpstn1''
"Meutal agony dyspc;islai Scrllla to INC the
TWO parts Of tho sentence don't ngrce. But the
symntpns you tlave dcsetsbcd urc those Of tss-
Now I want another caso OF tlyspcn,ia.
Does mental agony produce dyspepsia, or dys-
pcpsIa mental agonfft
hThcy are rctiorocal,n
"Thnt il, n ruc that works botl, ways. Slip
srlltInc irun tlle tud|etty Of one's wife, whcrc
the stomach, nntl The bowels, aud the liver were
nit In flrst.clo*s prder-would you cali that men,
Tai avof,y tIysncn.iai,
potl,,sI with great vIrnr.
"Nn rcnIlcs the witness. "tlcre would be
10 evidence of iysncpsia in suc,, n casc ns thatt
No. M. / s},ft,ftfn;t thnr fha+n yn,.jJ h". i,
ren,ies saorr,, " '""" ''''to "'a'" '''
Btorrs Is now ready IL mt nj. hypothct,cat
ease, antf il fake. In. frllo,vint, sI,nnc.
"Now. Docior, / want ro,, IN NV ,,hctner
this is a co.c Of mental tierapscf,.nt nr ,iyx-
ncnsIa. Take hi. ratr. 4 rn,,t'1r ,nn,, ri n.rr.
Gus oTcauizntton niurrtcs n wntnn,, to within In
is tlcyntrtljy nttarhcl: tllsenrrrs mr. think. hI.
discovers, e1lurtly after tic ,narriara rot,Juct
o!i her part not consistent With her fidelity 10
her ,iput, tMt nruIni si,e ,rr',,.is ri .usncfnt,
oro arait. ornr nu1 nra11, rrncns,.d. rrrnurtita.
tfons araIn. nvain. mi amin ,.r"'1r: i,c nGrny-
ors 10 Eet ler to "a viii lin fr,,m ~ plnre II,
ronninrs sbicl, hs ,.on.,,Iars ohsn1,,teiy ,air-
nj: fInd. mr. avoir MI n1oin ~ ~" .oc}.tw IT, ~
mel, wlu., lie tsrrcts: re,u,,yrs ncr. vii, frcrv
rTninitinn ri vi"irnr" frn,n ~, s'srt~ ri tnu..
no, ryes the ey ;, ot crre tTsc
ment Grn,rIf: diecnycrs rrnratrIiiy Ieftcra ,ass-
inx brt,.ccn i,erseif md rru.lemcn wficn' iii
hardly hcnr Int Dnn f.on. tr,,Ititm. ia informed
ron escs. ysstcty Of ,varters IL tiess at. st
thse t.mseries Iin,v fG oscs III sis n,nssst
In nrtjiunrv toiirs. IisrnKses nam t,,t,r viii,
lis friends except ,hat one grcot. Overriding
subfcct-tl,o conduct Of lis ,y!!r: lis oyrs nre
, 1879-04-23

evidences n u tho events 0f hts ifo nn to the cir.
cumatnnccs ilnuedIa tey surrounding tbs hnmfcito
he Indicates rctcHtfye nlcn1ry. alatcs what hap.
pcnca Immediately baf0rf Or niter the occurrences,
hts 1anRuaga IA cnhctont. mud his a:ntsmcnts lie lib.
craig md r4tt9nnl, hls perceptions 4nck, an! to
the barring OF auchtlonh, and tho rtoptfety of an
swcrs.
1'icro Ia no evidence NJ intellectual Impairment.
OF tho eGte.enEe Of hny mentnl lllua|DDa. tlstnr,
or hallhcfnniions. OH tcvcra1 uccda Ions. to 1h!-
mate frIcnds. hc stated f,'t fasptcins ~ 70 hts
w'te'a tnNas!ttY complained Of htn beng troubled,
nnl appeared eobut. etiKy, mud ut tin,es deptrta-
cd. On certain otcastdnt ASe dnFH kct0rc Tho
homicide. he wrotc ,ctter to yoGuV woman In
Tho following wUrds:
cnAxre. az BorrIs WArEn sTnEEr, CM,rauo. JAnr
~. 1a7H-MIsa NELLtE: VIII yon come out buggy.
riding with mo this erenng, II ytC hare tIo previ
Gus engagement, Anl engage y0nracl. tU inc fur MI
nl8htf We will "a ont riding 1t nhnnt z O'Clock
Until about 10 oc.osk. md tMen wtA senttn NJ
your place al Night yon eant g. VII yo'1
don't wsnt tn bs disappointed will calf for you
'f. Z. SrkrExs
''Plcnaa answer"
Ard nj o'clock on Tint tlav hu called upon tho
saf yttlnK woman aud drove cr 5tOnl S:1tc nttcct
tn the City Of Chicago to tho residence Of hts wife
this young WOMAN TO whom II letter described
was wf!!tcn} "nti! nearly 10 oc!oeG on that even
Ing. After having tho letter at his wlta's resi-
duncs lie t!fny1 With tho yonnB woman to certain
resort called the ~. Jnltcn, temh'nsd there fOr
foW minutes, Mrta then troye to CcftHtr other re-
pElsata roUm fns aomo length OF t1mu With ahe
young woman. lIn returned 10 her place a''a lril
her With tile pronitsb' that ho would return thai
night.