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, 1879-04-26
INSANITY,

II have disposed of all have to sny with re-
gard to the nliegel evidences Of malice and I'M
proper familiarity With women on the part Of
Stevens. Ieotno now to the defcnse-in6autty.
/ AN called upon to read to you authorities, a.,d,
while know that these nro dull, know TINT
thry are very important. The defense OF i.i-
sanity ought to be treated With much considcra.
tIon."
Hero Mr.. storrs seada the expression Of Chief
Justice Parker, of New Hampshire, us given In
Elwcll's Medical Jurisprudence" md the ut
which So many references l'avo baeu made
during this trial. RcHumIug his argu-
ment, hc branches ont Into q consideration
nt the advances mado IN criminal Jurisprudence
W Mebeas s pa' aS espa5y o.E ss ~ reg1m m
slluws that the oll,time rules hive bcrn given
up the "wild-beast theory abandoned, thu
"deluaion" theory grown out ot and long
what constitutes insanity and TO demonstrate
that the asylnms are full ol people llorclcss!y
and irrelncdiab!y insane who can yet dts
ttngutsh between right md WRONG. JIo quotes
los an;1 loi, being interenccs or coacia.
sions drawn from reported cases. Again
he quotes from tic same work, puge les, in
regard d, 70 different kinds Of lnan!a. On
quotation which saltd him. md en'arges Upon
ii: Agatn IN DR.. Rays "Mcdieal Jurisprudence
Of Insanity" pare rs ho roacl,es another quota
tion, urtl expresses hls intention of ptlfng up
sucti authorities. iIe .llttns lint Stevens shot
his wife to save her from life Of ytcu, aud thut
hts mind waH so positively diseased that, In
effect, be did wrong from good motive.
On page o19 Of Dr.. Rays work, Mr.. storrs
finds review OF the Views held by two German
writer's on insanity. and this he reads to the
Jury, With regard to partial nanla he reaches
desirable quotation oti page e2:s7 of tic same
work, and this le llllrls ut tile devoted t1elre.
"Thesc authorities" says Btnrrs, 'taru enough
to lay the foundation for the cln!m tllat tho Old
authorities, in whom we laye pluccd our trust,
arc outgrown; that tho ordinary tcats to which
We have referred tic determination of the qucs-
ttnns arc perntcious In the last degrees, md that
nbout all We car say Of insanity is, tllut It mny
be such disease Of tho brain, so far AZ to I'M.
pair control over oncfs vii. that l,a cannot rom
troll It. no matter how clear mis- conception Of
the nature oi his conduct may bo, md tllat,
when tlat puwer Of control is onco lost from
any cause, legal responsibility Tor tho act thus
1onr, from every consideration Of justice and
humanity, Is goac."
After rest Of M hour storrs continues, say
Ing to tho jury that this, tho middle part Of lis
argument, Il tho most unfntcrcstlug, aud, in
sonic particulars, the least attractive, yet It Is
tho most useful. And then ts resumes the dis
cusslon Of the Insanity question, A,d The read
tug from books to sustain tla propositions he
lA4 Advanced,
, 1879-04-26

crtv md tho henven-orlatncd systom at human
labor; bnt the hour Of our prostration Is past.
terross for tn. Let him Try hts old rnlo Of Dc
talnr at,ain, md sec how IL will worx. f1e viii
lind s mandates as povcrless NJ those Of King
Canule. who trird to command the motions of
the Aultitudinous wnycS.
, 1879-04-26

"Tge-eattug matches" have been introduced
10 tha New Euglaml states. Al Fall River,
Mass. several days aKo, two men stu q dozen
10 10 decided was which could break uil swal.
low hla dozen iu tbs ahurtes tiue. Tho contese
WIS u tie, both having achieved tie teat In
folty-two aec1ntla+ rotten egg OF two altu,#a
The occasion.
, 1879-04-26
EXPERT TESTIMONY.

lie then proceeds 10 the consideration OF tho
evidence which Las been presented by tue
prosecution In order to aiilrmastyely show that
at the time OF the commission OF tile homicide
Stevens was sane, This great bulk Of II was tho
evidence Of threc e1pcrts, so-callet,-Lyn,a,,,
nenEutin, uud Brewer. Ous courts
have had a great deal to aay
on the subject Of experts. And storss
seada from authorities" 'to enahlo the Jury
to determine tue Yaluo Of such testimony" and
TO show tllat thu doteuse hayo taken the right
course to demonstrate steyens' mental conll.
tlon June yU,-presrnted hls history, nnd tile
circumstances attending the crimu. "Without
intending any reelection upon the personal iu-
tcgt!ty of tho three gentlemen called tn this
case, 1t is enough to say that they wero paid
witnesses. They came upon the stand win al
opinion formed and organized tp advance. They
were expected 10 advocate that optuiao.. und
we've anxious to maintain the interests Of the
case which, as w!tuesaes, they repIesentcd. The
value Of tiIsir opiuion depends upon tho near
mesa Of the Hypothetical case 10 ths
given haa not tls ulightest bearing upon any OF
, 1879-04-26

NHHTIHNF1 RVtFfIE,
Mr.. E. Pacing Weston Ia steadily FILLING hc-
hiua in tho wa'k!ng.matet III London. Air.
Weston has ceased tu bu fair representative Of
THE pluck pnd ieg-tateut Of tho limited States
abroad, unu wo sincerely trust thlt The Htatu
Depar tuent will recall him at oncc.
, 1879-04-26

Just wait uni!l our Kentucky arlnY.mules get
within rauge Of the Xulus, alld tllcH you may
cxoecs to hear Of SONS casualties. II u charge
Of those noble anlnIais, made Eeos tlrst docs
not scatier Tho best troops ktnT cttYwayu ean
hrlsg Into tl!u neId. why. then, lot ttu proud
bird pt freedom scream uu uale
, 1879-04-26

ii
1T. 'a,se' ensichi misieatt!t. a'al itlItnnteriai'
t. ~" 'enla f.f e,s'ue.las "nlch uhtnft'ch, aei-
.;,n, 's 'fhc1, ,,,.x, ~, s'Gsena itG wnel Were
psM ~ ~ '.'n .tH lcIn Q" uaEh ii'c "eck
p.n prefGut a'e n0c,ae, were niie'l. LSniairs
,,o,",'o, w.. sx.a " s -, san.n,teu gsose ID,
III ,t.am;, III wa,a ~ GGnts @ ~ ~ nla hce
snrIa u, soea,is .h1s voaug cvSry @
%nItnrMm. wv "e,e't'" ,,a ua'y n., ese5J m'ota ont
ai.Mr r.ns ~ ,ts, mn ~ ~, n .rrnaf
."n i.atnrH ' poo'''" *' ~ t"e "e'"o Ahohi$
Tlo .s,,,.., rs,,. t.,,,, .,,..., ..,.
.ssnrts ,i", h has nt .i..t ,ngu'en. pooHst hhn
cfrcrt ~ ~" ayidn, " ~ ,1 III. .nca
th"t".e ~ ,,ea. ~, W ,.. .na caaarthi hevee-
min, j r";.ri H. ~ thut. ~ usa osetY sIteio
tIr.n viii extrneis fro", t, W.''n., .'v @ uilsels
ntI"r nnthnr* s.Vv,tt H., 't.a.lh'eE . lta}. a1u
lo.a ~ III ."., of,." LUZ !urI ~ no az tf'a
,notirr ~ sntinr,tx r,, r,Gs & LUIS aueailon "a
inmht .. IT, tIn ".r..,.,. W. ma'c ~ sc"sonano
viii, liz ti'rcc nxnor,. ,,s,.' .. .ne npnon
saw: IN r,,cst H., ',ast capesssent nhY
sanity hcttnv. In ,i,,,4 s!cnsc -. ol pali'h! ~
s.,'nnt ~ r', .sm. =. .E!.ofaneo ah'! nfs
man auIhnr,,y III RYE IT,. ~ t ~. testh VI ~, n.y.
convtct NJ, tifr "s ."stt,. ~. iuFy T. usKea ~
Guu.trcf1 tmra n,o+o ,I,.s1,s,t. @ cIe ynm teh
were demons nr.iu" s ,ri,,. % lnaa xM IT.,
ffrive vn infn rnnrioti1 ~ ~. VII M!s y. w e. "
Tic eyenr" nf In 3"n 10y .oau tnL +. ~ u o
crcisc III" sI,gi,,o.t i,.t',s "or auner ~ e.
mcnt',, ~ e''s'tss' '"n"enco uEoh your 1aag-
r1rs courp,u~o e.,r.
, 1879-04-26

AtidA.a {f'a.) CbHtfHuHoa.
Tho British Parliament should pass law
compelling tho Zulus ~ appear in full drcss
when they 10 to war. As 1natters now stand,
they arc not only dangerous, but their appear
ance IL calculated to shock tho sentll,itsIps Of
retlped tro0u3
, 1879-04-26

NJ Inc mercy OF tic Boart1 Of SMpervls0ra. Of
course VIC havc School 1aw,-n very long,
tahElc'! law. II II not good law Or the schools
y, W"ul'! be kept ~ Niue months IN .l,c year.
Ih2t tilry nfe not 81 kept up In i1ie ihuIt uf TIN
Democratic partY Of MtastssippL.
, 1879-04-26

The ute OF troops at the polls IL undeniably
bad; but, while It cannot bo shown that slngla
ettizcu has ever becn deprived Of bis vote there
by. It Il notorious that good manr c!tlxeus
have been kept from voting by intimidation und
violence. Thls 10 what maies the Democratic
cause weak betore thu country.
, 1879-04-26

"Our liberties aro trampfed undertook
yelled Dan Voorhees,. the Tall Sycamore OF the
Wabash. when he was wildly waving his hnd
boughs in Senatorial wind, as 1t were. MIR.
VOORHEES, and the Democratic party should keep
their liberties of the ground. II Democrats did
not drag their liberties In tile mud, tey couldn't
be stepped on. United Suites laws trnmple
upon nu mans liberties who carries hLtnself and
ILLS liberties honestly and drceutly.
, 1879-04-26

Cfnttnnau Commercial Tint. Rtp.,.
Poor Mr. Voorhees, imptored tho people, ia
solemn written speech, to remember that their
liberties wcro .rampefcd underfoot. liz did
not refer to the poor disfranchtsed people ,ot
tir South. lie means That the right OF sccas.
sion. ths ptrqutsEtc of fraui and the usnftuct
Of murder are not conccaed 10 his party Without
row.
, 1879-04-26
PARTIAL INSANITY.

<LAtA4<AA
An evening session is hold 10 onnblo Storre to
finish, md Ills merita,as n speaker draw together
quito crowd, but tie working Of tho fire. cu-
eines neurly in,ericfcd greatly With the hearing
Of bis remarks ''~
~ feel" sad he, "so thoroughly convinced
Of tic soundncss ol the propositions hive all
yancca tllat think am safo In assurnng TINT
the medical testimony 10 which you have iistcn-
cd, 60 far Us IL should furnish you guide In
your ultimate conclusion, is mn unsafe and
dangerous gufde,-tt,at the character Of the tcs-
ttmony, NO matter how worthy tho gentlemen
may be ns private tittzehs or rs pIlystcians. ts
such US warrants tue severe critiesma that hnvo
hecn passed on 1t by the most distinguished
you from the multitude of authorities
lave read that suc, thing US portial
nsan'ty.-insan!ty couIned to one particular ob-
1ect, and which leaves the mind practically eatc
but tat history is tull tk lust st1ch cases. be.
leyo you are euttrcly agreed with inc, also TINT,
quite irrespective of al hereditary tait,ts, the
reason 1nny be aetl'roned md tic Judgment 50
from tlc responsibility Of his nets by dotmrstlc
grlefs ind sorrows either Long continued or
suddenly brought upon him. believe that you
aro prepared to ,agree with me iI,at
e. great aone!, s"tal rh,,ass sosA' partIy,iarly
The reason, uu'i tint unseatlng Ut thc rcuson
tnay exhibit itself ttl paroxystns absolutely wild
anl turious,.-ln the obstruction OF tho object
for which the person afflicted flus tic tcnl!eruSt
affection. ! bel'aye you viii agrcc with inc, Gy
appealing to your own Judgments, that there Is
certain atratn put urun tile rlind which It caD
bear, but tint thcru is certain other stralu
which it cannot bear, and under which tho
strongest judgment, tho hardest and ruegedest
mInd will give way and fall to pieces, after
awhile, i the assaults upon It's integrity occur
With sufficient frequency ami II they aro Long
enough protrasted. | believe that you will
ngrce With Mo tat tho sy.uptons exhibited by
Stevens correspond exactly with those I hnyo
rsad to you; tia. am Justified In tia belief
that tho Appearances whcl, tho witnesses layo
described to you could kavu hut uno rcsult--ln-
sanity, md tint TINT insanity could hnYe but
one result-honieIde, sooncr OF later, when tho
tnal load was laid upon the already too g1eatlY
burleuel min1.n
, 1879-04-26

Memphis {7tnn.) AFaldaehs tInd.).
Sorry to say It, Mr. Thurman; but you arc
Senate President pro tenn No. 80; and only one
John Tyler-eycT bccame President Of the
United s.a.es, mud hu wasn't elected to that
office.
, 1879-04-26
A Pair OF F1nhncJerts

tEeFfIHHH UeFu7H tRfb,5.
The surprising discovery las bren made TINT
De La siatyr is more OF a financial lunatic than
be was currently supposed tu be. liz clearly
ought to have Father Eiwnrd Purcell for hls
private secretary nnl accountant. Father Ed.
ward would clenu out TINT auiutilion or 80 Ut
greenbackA De La Matyr wants issued, as fart
as the prntlug*inu.hiues could grind tlcm out.
, 1879-04-26


&c. 8. Blackburn continues to Gct excited too
easily but thcra isn't tho disposition to tear out
tho lair Of the entire Noril that there onca was.
, 1879-04-26

FhtIts<fnhfr 1fkasS fffd ItM.t
4 mAn who Is running for tho Presidency
always wants to Keep bis ncphcws boxed up till
after he'B elected.
, 1879-04-26

Republicans arc not lighting to put the ballot
box Under Federal control; they arc simply fight
nE for The right of witnesses to watcl, the count
who arc not In the hands Of the losal perpetra.
tors ol tr7ti!. They nre merely resisting the
overthrow Of laws passed to protcct the purity
OF the baliut-box.
, 1879-04-26
CURRENT OPINION.

a GLENN Ut Hope.
i,enrtr Tribune (Rtp.l.
There Ia u CLEAN Of hopo for JeG Daysa. Zach
Chandler L. sick,
, 1879-04-26

H. asns TREATING MAMIE.
hlsssase m,s murder IL gons Into briefly, and
h .ua ..st. s to It's leading ingredients nal
''' ooth of which tAa prosecution
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1879-04-24
OUR WASHINGTON LETTER.
WASHINGTON, April 18th. 1877.

WASHINGTON, April 18th, 1879.
MIR. EDITOR The Speaker of the
House of Representatives has yielded
to the demands of the Greenbackers
for general legislation by announcing
his appointments for the standing
special and joint committees of the
House of Representatives for the
Forty-sixth Congress on Friday last !:
thereby furnishing the appropriate
committees for referring any legisla-
tive business that may be introduced.
This is in part payment for the Green
hackers votes with the Democracy in
passing the Army Appropriation Bill
with the Objectionable clause relative
to elections, that has no legitimate
place in an appropriation bill
The ability, industry and close at
tention to business, together with his
long services, has caused Hon. Chas.
G. Williams, of Wisconsin, to be placed
upon one of the most important Com
mittees in the House, viz: Commit
tee on the Judiciary, and is a deserved
compliment to the commanding posi-
ton Mr.. Williams occupies at the Cap
itol of the Nation.
Hon. E. S, Bragg, is Chairman OIL
5he Comm ittee on War Claims and al
of the Committee on Militia
" Affairs. Hon J. c. Pound is placed
IN the important Committee on Indian
and in which portion of his
are deeply interested.
Hon. I'll. L. Humphrey is assigned to
he Committee on Territories. which
with Utah seeking admission into the
Union will be for the present Congress
very important Committee. Hon.
Gabriel Bouck is on the Committee Of
District Of Columbia which is one Of
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For the TELEGRAPH.

The bell has toled, the race is run
Of one who goes while before.
Does it tell of brave deeds done,
OF mind stored with learned lore?
Or does it of q poet tell,
OF kindness, that, received and given,
The giyer finds aresting. placer
Where? Oh yes, in heaven.
And, as sat, slowly thinking,
In the frelight's dim glow, a
/ heard a rustling, low and mournful,
AS Of q heart, that, sadly breaking,
Sends a tremorto the soul.
The soul, that thing immortal.
started, for there, near me,
Hardly a space from me,
Stood a spectre. silent, breathless,
And the freight dim and shad'wy.
And the gloom that out was gathering
Made the phantom seem more Wondrous.
Like an angel with Gods glory
Round about him like a halo.
With his head so grand and kingly
And the eye so bright and lustrous
That it pierced me like an arrow.
And advancing, he came to me.
With a strange sad smile he whispered,
Take this, guard it, for It's for thee
And the box that then saw there
Was of makeship, strange and costly.
And these words in cleaning silver,
Ope thou not, till thou art bidden,'
Shown like jewels dipped in rainbow
Orlike di'monds on snow frosty.
looked to thank my guest unnidden
But no longerin the freight
stood he there with mein so kingly.
just outside the house so pleasant
Stood two women, entrance pleading.
Low they were and soiled and fallen.
And these words heard them utter,
'Oh have mercy, you hope for it.
Would | Ope my doors so cleanly
TO these creatures worse than fallen?
"No,"I said, /" Iwillnot listen,2
And my heart grew hard and frosty
They're not worthy of my kindness. 2
To the spIendor of the casket faded
Tarnished in my hands it lay.
Wondering much at the strange hap'ning
I laid it down with fear and trembling,
And turned again unto the fire
That so brightly burned before me.
Heard again that cry so mourngul
Ofthe women by the sea.
And the sea was mad as fury,
And the women stood before it
With their eyes turned up to heaven,
And their lips white, dumb with anguish.
Look a moyemeigS, one is making,
But the other kept her from it.
From the cruel, moaning, grooming sea-
Quick as thought sprang to aid them,
Brought them in and comfort gave them
And they blessed me on their low and ben,
ed knee.
Then turned me toward the casket
That SO lately had been givoa me.
Open'-gleamedu upon the cover,
And ope'd it, wondering, fearing.
And I found these words there printed.
Bleast art thou, thrice blest, oh, daue,
ter.
For thee deed this night thon'st done
From thy God, by one small 0ff'ring,
Untold blessings hast thou won.
az -R0sA,D. K0sANDAR
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SPECIAL MEETING OF AUDIT !
ING BOARD. Abr. 4. 1879. {

Present, Mayor Farr, Aldermen
Zahnen, Schend, Kupfer and Williams
The meeting was called to order by
the Mayor.
Aid. Kupfer moved that the Board
proceed to canvass the vote of the
municipal and judicial election held
pursuant to notice, April I, 1879. Sec
onded and carried.
The returns were opened in the pres
ence Of the Board, and canvassed in
due form of law, whereupon the fol-
lowing named persons were declared
elected to their respective official posi-
tions:
F. Robinson, Mayor.
A. Schoffen, Treasurer.
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The jesuit Church, on West 10th
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Marden & Farr.. Send fer pamphlet.
DIR. GILES,
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Trial size Is cents,
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SUCCESS IN THE STOCK MARIE En-

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COMMON COUNCIL.
Official Proceedings.
SPECIAL MEETING OF AUDITING
BOARD, MARCH %, 1870.


BOARD, MARCH %, 1870.
Present, Alderman Williams, Chair
man of the Board; Aldermen Zahnen.
Kupfer and Schend
Reading of minutes dispensed with.
Petition, asking removal of wooden
structure attached to O. M. Calkins
building on Market Square, signed by
w. f. Halliday and others.
On motion of Aid. Zahnen, said Pc
tition was referred to committee on
Fire Dept.
Aid. Schend stated to the Board that
he had examined the Dump Scows, and
find that they needed re-calking and
some other repairs.
Mr., Davidson presented the following:
/ will agree to do the work on Dump
Scows, (the City furnishing material)
for the sum Of $1,000, or will do the
work and furnish material, for $4,000.
Proposal referred to committee on
Dredge.
Aid. Schend reported on Street SUI
pervisors report I'd and 4th wards as
being correct.
Aid. Zahnen moved that the report
Of Aid. Schend be accepted, and that
the sum of IA 93-100 dollars be allow
ed Mr.. Schmitt on settlement.
Seconded and carried.
The following report of Finance
Committee was presented:
TO his Hon. the Mayor, and city Conn.,
cj1 Of the city Of Ke1oosba:
The Finance Committee, TO whom
the report of the City Treasurer was
referred, would respectfully report
that the committee have examined the
report, and find that to agree with the
Books and vouchers which amount to
13,04741, and all his miscellaneous &C.
counts agree with the Clerks books.
The committee report in favor of
adopting the report.
JOHN B. KUPFER, Committee
HENRY WILLIAMS, ON
@. SCHEND, Finance.
AID, Zahnen moved that the report
of Finance Committee be adopted. Sec
onded and carried.
Aid. Schend reported relative to
Babcock Fire Extinguisher as follows:
Your COMMITTEES to whom was re-
ferred the matter Of purchasing 2
Babcock Fire Extinguishers, would
respectfully report that Extinguish-
ers be purchased at a cost not to exceed
1855 each. G. SCHEND, Chief,
M. ZAHNEN, Com.
AID. Zahnen moved that the report
be accepted and adopted.
Ayes, Aid. Zahnen, Kupfer, Schend
and Williams. Nays, none.
BILLS PRESENTED. $780,.
John Schmitt for Refreshments for
Fire Dept. 7 IS
n. Tyson, Care Of Hose, 2 25I
Geo. Barber, " ." 90
On motion of Aid Zahnen, rules
were suspended and bills allowed.
BILLS PRESENTED.
John Schmitt, Refreshments for Fire
Dept. 81 Is
Mathews & O'BIien, 4 ISL
On motion, above bills were referred
to committee on Fire Dept.
MI. Lowell, of Lowell. Whitbeck &
Co., appeared before the Board, and
made proposition to remove Piles of |
old Main Street Bridge.
On motion Of A!d.Zahnen, considera-
ton of above matter was referred to |
Committeeon Dredge.
On motion Board adjourned.
D. B. BENEDICT, City Clerk.
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1t is stated that the present mana
9rs of the campaign in favor of Gen
al Grant are ex-Minister Edwards
Ierrepont, Mr.. Jones, of the New Y ork
ines, and Mr.. Childs, Of the Philadel-
lia Ledger,