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THE TRIAL OF GUITEAU.

DR.. Spitzka Of New York ON Mon
day, % q stiffness for the defence in
the trial Of Guiteau, said the prisoner
was insane, and the marked feature Of
bis insanity was a tendenaV to delu-
sive opinion and morbid and fantasia
cal projects. he visited assassin
in jail on Sunday In. the jse Of .
phrenologist, and he concluded from
Guiteau's manner and appearance, be-
fore asking him any questions, that he
had an insane man 10 deal with. He
regarded Guiteau Is moral monstros-
ICY. Dr.. Spitska declined to answer
Mr.. Scoville's Hypothetical question
~ TO the prisoners insanity, 10 which
the points made BY the defence are
assumed As true, without combining
with the result Of his own examines
ton. 10 answer TO the question thus
amended, he would say the prisoner
had been more or less in q morbid
mental state oil bis life, and was prob.
ably insane when be shot the
President.
There was battle Of vita between
the witness and Mr.. Davidge, the
ross-examiner, In which the doctsr
had the court room crowd laughing
on bis side.
The witness related Guiteau's con-
versation With him in jail, 10 which
Guiteau said after he got out Of jail
he would 90 to Europe for three or
four months, and then come back and
lecture. The prisoner was convinced
the American people would not let
him die disgraoeful death after what
he had done for them. Guiteau's
head was malformed, his tongue was
one.sided, his facial expression was
peculiar, and, taking all the indics-
tions together, the witness concluded
that he was congenital monstrosity.
Near the close Of the session Dis
trict Attorney Corkhill took up the
examination, and there were some
sharp passages between him and the
| witness. The latter knew there was
. telegram from the Cabinet to the
American Ministers 10 Europe saying
there was no conspiracy, but that the
assassination was the act of en- insane
map. The crose-examination was long
and elaborate, and was not finished
when the court adjourned.
The examination of Dr.. Spitzka as
witness for the defence in the Guiteau
trial was concluded on Wednesday
and the prosecution called several
more witnesses 10 rebuttal De. Spiiz.
ka said be didn't believe Guiteau was
shamming insanity, he told Of q
remarkable dream the prisoner had
related to him, in which Guiteau
dreamed he was holding big recer-
ZION 10 the White House. The pris-
oner interrupted the witness to give
his own description of the dream.
which occurred about q week ago,
DR.. Fordyce Barker of New York
testified for the prosecution that there
il no such thing as hereditary insar.
Fly, but only On hereditary tendency
to insanity. DR.. Barker said be had
not made personal examinati n Of
the prisoner, and his testimony was
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QonP's.e'y o'sgss'eo WIN y
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It is said that General and Mrs.
GRANT will spend month at the
White Houss as the guests Of Presi-
ident ARTHUR after the first Of the
year. He always forgot to call when
poor GARFIELD was the occupant.
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the INDEPENDENT,
251 BreattsOay, NesO York.
ITS ACTION Is SURE AND SAFE.

ITS ACTION Is SURE AND SAFE.
The celebrated remedy Kidney-Wort
can now be obtained in the usa Il dry veg
etable form. 1t is put up in the latter
was for the especial convenience of those
who cannot readily prepare it. 1t will
be found very concentrated and will act
with equal efficiency in either case. Be
sure and read the NEW advertisement for,
particulars.--Soush and Rsst.
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The latest aslate" for the organize
ton Of the House Of Assembly is Mr..
Hmm, Of Burlington, for Speaker,
Nj. FIrzGzRALD, Of Mercer, for Clerk,
and ex-Chief "BILLY" Brown, Of
Essex, for Sergeant-at-Arms. Mr..
Hmm il Republican and Messrs
FiTzoERALD and BRowN Democrats.
Trenton Emporism.
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WORDS ARE NOT SUFFICIENT.
SO LAFAYETTE ST., BROOKLYN. N. Y.
July 10, 1879.
/ ii. II. WARNEn & Co.: SIRs--
{ / can flnd no words sufficient TO express
my gratitude for having been rescued
from the horrors of Bright's Disease by
your Safe Kidney and Liver Cure.
JOHN Caldwell.
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Bro. BRUCE Of the Entsrpriss has
been appointed Clerk Of the Senate
Oommittee on Enrolled bills. 1t is
needless to add that the appointment
is good one and one which our friend
will Gil with credit to himself and the
gentlemen composing the committee.
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One thing has been clearly estab-
lished concerning Gu1rEAU by the
defence, and that is that he has been
a chronic deadbeat.
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THURSDAY. DECEMBER Is, 1881.

4 1ts Semi. Weekly Meaos'' has a
larger oirfu7ation IN Burlington county
{lau a!y paper published outside Of
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the INDEPENDENT.

: TIE Foremost religious newspaper in the
United States Rev. JosEPH Cook.
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DR.. Klo-'s Great Nerve Restorer
= the marvel Of the age for all nerve
tire .ses Al frs stopped free Send
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/. CuAHLEs g. BRuzMSrR
loan member Of the New Jer

Gan member Of the New Jer-
Islaiurs from Essex county,
s. his residence 10 Newark, on
Vdday night. Of consumption. Al
the vacancy thus caused is more than
. days previous to the meeting ofthe
Leeialature, the Governor may order
4 especial election, or the Board Of
Fkeeholders Of the county may require
hin. b DO 30. The political situation,
however, viii hardly be changed BY
this sad occurrence.
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From Almost Everyschere.
THURSDAY.

THURSDAY.
O'Leary, Hart, Hartman and Sch
miel are exhibiting their pedestrian
powers at Memphis. - Jeffrson
Davis arrived in New York yesterday
from Europe, and left in the evening
for Louisville.--The Ryan and Sal
Ivan fight was arranged to come of
100 miles from New Orleans on Feb
ruary 7, 1882.
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Ex-Policeman Everhardt, re-
Gently from the East, speaks of
the tower electric light at Ogden
as n grand success. The tower is
built of gas.pipe in the form Of a
triangle, and is $50 feet high. 1t
is not located directly over the
public streets, and has but two
large lights, but the light is never
theless highly satisfactory. Mr..
Joseph Kreider, recently from ST.
Louis, also epeaks in the highest
terms of the tower light there. and
also Of the same light In other
large cities where he has seen 1t in
use. 1t is to De observed that
newspapers in the interests of the
gas monopOlies, in condem ming
the tower light, never even by
accident give us the hight of the
towers nor the amount of light
used. Ii the Ogden tower with
two large lights 10 a success, ours
with six surely will be.-San Jose
Mercury.
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"6tudying the subject obiectively sns
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Its contents are contributed by the mos,
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LOSANGELES WEEKLY HERALD

Unpublished every Saturday morning.
TERMS.
One year by mail or ex press ,one copy..SSggg
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ley, John Folger and Aqullla Bar


ton.
sbnky BsDEs.
WASHINGTON, Nov. ia pri-
vate dispatch states that the Pa
cific National Bank has closed its
doors, and that the Central Ma
tional of Boston was In trouble,
but had overcome it's EN- barrass-
ment and continues to do business.
Or Exaes Population.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 13th.-The
population of the United States Is
finally determined to be SO, l55, 1888.
The s'erI,s Of ths Fssh~rses.
GLOUCESTER, Nov. 1S.-The los
SEES during the fishing season were
forty-three vessels and eighty-One
lives.
Proposed Turf Match.
NEW YORK. Nov. lSth.-Chas.
H Raymond offers to match. Phil.
Thompson against Sweetheart for
the next season for $4,000, the
winner to take the stakes and gate
money.
What CnaR.e D"n's Know.
NEW YORK, Nov. Ex-senator
Chaffee, Just arrived, says that he
knows nothing about the Presi.
DENTS plans for the formation of
Cabinet. He had been offered no
place in it.
R-spossbIiity Of b nm DIRECTORS.
NEW YORK, Nov. 1S.-DeposI-
tors in the Mechanics Bank, it is
have determined to
prosecute the Directors and en-
ploy Benz, F. Butler and Roger a
Pryor AS counsel.
Twe",S-F.vs F.rsme" Ipjused.
HoPKINGToN, MASS, Nov. 18th,
"A fire last night, which threat
ened to be serious, was checked
before much damage to property |
ansued; but 25 firemen were in
jured and some badly burned.
Tbe Cnluese EVIL.
PITTsBURG, Nov. 18.-In the
Labor Congress this morning Mr..
of California, presented
The following:
WHEREAS, The experience of
The last thirty years in California
and on the Pacific Coast having
proved oonclusively that the pres.
snce of Chinese and their c0mpe-
;ltion with free white labor is one
Of the greatest evils with which
any country can be afflicted, there
'ore be it
Resolved, That we use our best
efforts to get rid of this monstrOus
svil, which threatens, unless
shocked, to lbjure other parts of the
Union, by the dissemination of in
respecting it's true nature
aud character, and by urging upon
our representatives in the U. 3.
pgress the absolute necessity of
passing laws entirely prohibiting
The immigration of Chinese into
the United States.
This resolution occasioned a
heated debate, Mr.. Cummings,
IF Massachusetts, opposing it
strongly. Upon vote being taken,
It was adopted as read.
serious FIRE Ia she Coiusnbus 'M-
bronze AsysuM.
COLUMBUS, O., Nov. ia fire
broke out this morning in the I'm
beetle Asylum, situated three miles
west of this city. 1t entirely de.
the main building and part
IF one dormitory. The loss to the
State will be nearly $l50,O00. No
lives were lost, although the in
stitution contained GA pupils and
nearly $50 employees. All the
effects of officers and teachers EN-.
pIoyed, were consumed. The fire.
men Of the City Department fell
through the floor and considerably
bruised their limbs. The London
Fire Department was telegraphed
or and arrived at 1880, but the fire
vas already under control. DR..
Dorm says he can take Care OF the
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TROPIC-FRUIT LAXA-
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Price Is and 60 Cts. SoIdhy all Druggists.
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PHOSPHATE SOAP
NE BEST Is ALWAYS THE CHEAPEST

THE BEST soap for toilet use ever man,
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are inferior articles for toilet use. PHOS-
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elements of toilet soap with medical in
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Ii your wife is in the habit Of using Co.'S
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the pernicious practice, rs the most harm
less face powders obstruct the pores of the
skin and sooner or later injure the COM
plexion, while PHOSPHATE SOAP re-
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kip
1t is an old proverb that an ounce OF pre-
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Twenty-Five cents invested in cake Of
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If YOUR wife will persist in the use Of cos.
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No salve or ointment can heal a wound
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Ladies who have injured the skin by the
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For all diseases of the skin use PHOS
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Manufactured by the
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FOR RENT, by the day, week or
month. Suitable for balls or theatrical
performances. Best hall in town. Rent
reasonable. Enquire of MRS, NJ. ABB.
BOYT, a. the same building, next door
to Pic0 House. n15-lm
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Whole Tickets, 81 Half Tickets, 81.
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to
II. M. BOARDMAN.
or II. M. BOARDMAN, SOD Broadway.
Now York. nb-d&w
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Popular Monthly Drawing OF the
Commonwealth Distribution Co.,
IN THE CITY OF LOUISVILLE.
On "Wednesday Nov. 30, 1851.

These drawings, occur monthly (Sun-
days excepted), under provisions Of an
Act of the General Assembly OF Ken
lucky.
The United States Circuit Court on
March 3lst, rendered the following deci-
siOns.
1st-That the Commonwealth Distri-
button Company is legal.
2d-1ts drawings are fair.
The Company has now on hand
a large reserve fund. Read the list OF
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Enquire at the HERALD offace. ocls-lm
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, 1881-03-24

WILLIAM WALTER PlELrs fas been toml"
mated for Minister TO Austria; Collector
Merritt, Of Now York, Consnl-0encrai at
London. Adam Badcal', who occupies the
latter position now, has been nominated for
Minister to Denmark, a,ld Mr. cralncr, tho
present Minister to Denmark. goes tn
Switzarlal,d. Gen. Low Wa1lare, now tiny
crnor of Now Mexico, gues to Paraguay and
Uruguay as Minister. and will bo sue
ccelleti II, Nuw Mexico by Gcn. Shes-
don, Of Olio, personal friend Of
the President. Judge Phillips, of North
Caroltnn has beon nominated for Judge
OF tho Court ot Claims to succeed Sec
retary liunt; WillIam Il. Chandler has been
appointed Sollcitor-t;eneral; Tom Stclioi.
Commissioner of Indian Affairs; Bryan II.
1.angstor, representative colored gentle
man, Collector of Internal Revenue for the
Fifth Missouri District; M'd William IL.
Robertson, Collector ot the Port of New
York.
, 1881-03-24
TIE SENATE.
THE AI'l'lkuACItISG STRUGGLE,
Snftial I}4spateh to The Chitdup Tribune.

Spteia! Dsspateh to The Chicago Tribune.
WASHINGTON. ID. c., March .S.-Senntot
nnJrrs. Win Ia Chairman If thu Reuublicnu
c.,,a,.,r., n,,.,,a In r,,,, tho mathematician NJ
oeh".ots e""e"s "".as @''e 'i,' .,,ot
hei1ntor Antholy. served noslee to-aas t'aas
hu sl,all tomorrow lnovo tic electlnn of new
.,"r,,t. ,,aa,,ro flat thov viii 1,r,vnnt thfa
election by . resort To ''Ib.lstcfng, aila IL r.
malns to bo scCn whether Eayafsl' bccK+
,rnt. will io,u In onv s,Ich obstructive
,n".a,.nt .,".a w." 'rna Mo,"hit.ans ,vIIi n,nko a
, 1881-03-24
ci1jCt0AL.,


spfttai Dlspdtth u Tia Ch(taao 1F1buNs,
Co1uMnua .TuStTl0E, 1+0uiaa Co.. IA., March
&..-CIny Wciloll. Of Wilton junction, co'nmat.
te.! suicide by shooting himself though tho bead
with u ruyplyer, wAi!0 standing I'll the depot.
platform horc, about ! o'eloak p. III. to-lay
,lvath .betng Instant. 1t appears that he tlad
contemplated tho act, as 10 Ind wrItton lattoFs
to sotnu of his friends stating bis Intention
which letters were fnlit!l Oh hls peEson. II" was
II hrt,thsr to the Wedlrl that was drowned Ut
this p.uco few yoara s!ncc. Tho roti.ains Will
bo sent to Wilton for intet1uent.
Special HtspatsA to Ths CAleaao Tribune.
Mc(}ukoon. Ia, slarth sl.-Tho,LRs J, lsates, 4
shoeinakor At Elkadun. Ia, tried to kill hlnse'f
yesterday by shooting tn tho head. Ho will
probably die.
, 1881-03-24

4 VOTE of wait of confidence IN the pres
cut Ministry nj Portugal failed In tho Upper
Legislative Chamber Of TINT country ycstcr-
,lny By the clvse yote OF ~ 10 10, two Atln-
listers voting in the majority. THO casu yote
las led To tic resignation Of tile Ministry.
Thc King las called on Sti!or FUutes to form
a UeW Cabinet,
, 1881-03-24

THE Rhode Island Democrats yesterday
nominated Mr.. Horace NJ. KImbnll fur tiov-
erllor. ,1oln G. Perry for Secretary OF State,
Francis l.. U'llcllly for Attorncy.Gencral,
anil Arnnltt T.. Hurttick for State Treasurer.
1.esointlons lndurs|ng Dcr lllll aud deiioul'-
cing MulloMe were adopted.
, 1881-03-24

ConA WILLIAMS, tho daughter Of wealthy
hardware merchant Of Boston, IL so anxious
to become alt uctress that stlo ran away from
home solne time ago. and WIS discovered by
tho Nuw York police oll the stage Of NIL OBJ
scnre Theatre. Shu now promises to return
Hume II SIZE Is permitted tn adopt tie lis
trlonlc profession III her nattye city.
, 1881-03-24

Two FnEScHMEa ],avc been sentenced TO
eight months ih,1risonilettte each for posting
cDngratulatory placnrtls TIL tho death of tile
Cznr on the ,leatl-walls Ut Paris, nlld another
Paris editor llas been sentenced 10 six
months Imprisonment and 1l,se Of A)o
francs for publishing All article applauding
tIlD nssusiuQtiull.
, 1881-03-24

ACouSc11. OF llEGEScy l,asbeen appointed,
so TINT In casu of any accident to the Cznr,
Alexander ILL.,, the Imperial Government
shall ho carried III. The Council consists Of
the Empress nlld tho Grand Dukes Vladiu.tr
a1,tl Nicholas
, 1881-03-24

GEo1;0E AC0usTus SA1A, telegraplitng
fro1n St. Petersburg yesterday, sa}s tint two
pcrsol,s who lad Joined tho ctoristcra III the
Cars funeral procession Saturday. though
llnbtted like ch0rlsters, did not really bctong
to tho choir. md could nut satisfactorily ac-
count fur themselves. As matter Of course,
tho persons ure belieycd to bo Nihi[Ests.
, 1881-03-24

A NEwRrApEis of Montreal saEtl tho other
day TINT tho German residents ot tint city
yynlpatnlzcl with the NihLlists. Tho Mon-
trcal Gerllans held nuinss-tneeting Inst nfRtlt
a1M denounced the statement, NLhillsnn, aud
mid murder Ut tlle Car.
, 1881-03-24

"DIH-NosEp" GEutsaE. n notorious high.
wny.na,,, who was Under scntenco To 10
hanged, attempted to brenk JUL at Rawltns,
Wyo. Ty., Tucatlay night, but failctl.
liz was taken out Ut tho JUL ut midnight BY Il
mob and IyucEetl.
, 1881-03-24

THE Baltimore 4; Ohio Railroad Company
has obtained 4 controlling Interest in the
Dclaware d. Western Iia!lroa!l. The haiti
more d. Ohio Company also intend to built u
new linz between Baltimore nllu Phlladel-
phia in louble-qusck time.
, 1881-03-24

THE italian Opcra-H ouse at Nice. France.
was burned uuwn last nlght Th0 fire broke
nut ut tbs beginning of tho performance. It
Is thought that about 100 persons perlslict In
ths ifau.es. Fourteen bodies huye bcen a.
ready recuvcscs! front the debrfs.
, 1881-03-24

TIE Ohio Republican Stato Central Cont
mlttee will meut ut Columbus April II, to
determine wllcn tho Stats Convention RllaIl
be called, Thcte will b. general confer
ence Of tho lending Republicans Ut tho Buck
eye Stato OIL tho previous day.
, 1881-03-24

TnE Connecticut Legislature hns repealed
tic law providing for tho examination Ut
railroad engineers and conductors 50 as to
guard agnfnst the employment Of coior-blinl
pcrsolls iii those positions.