, 1881-12-31

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proceeding from the palace to Michael RI
ding school on the occasion of the recen.
fete.
Jews ssd Christians.
LONDON, ENG.-During the celebration
OF high mass in the church Of the Holy
Cross man was seized while picking
pocket In order to effect his escape the
culprit shouted FIRE, and Immediately q
great panic seized the congregation, who
rushed for the door, and during the con-
fusion twelve women we're injured. The
pickpoeket was soundly beaten by the
crowd. The culprit is jew. The lower
classes are very much excited agains.
the Jews, several Of whom have been
maltreated and had the windows of their
dwellings broken The military had to
be called out
Much.Marrlcd Mol mons.
Gladstone, replying to correspondent
who had called attention to the fact that
bands of Mormon missionaries visit Grea.
Britain annually, driving thousands of
young persons t. a life of immortality in
Utah, and inquired if the government
could not do something to prevent the
practice, says he fears it is not matter
in which he can interfere, as it is to be
presumed the young persons go volun-
tarily.
4 Terrible Outrage.
ASHLAND, n. Y.-Mr. and Mrs. ]. W.
Gibbons, who reside near town, went to
meeting Friday night, leaving daughter
l4years old, Miss Emma Thomas, II years
old, and son, Robert Gibbons, at the
Gibbons homestead. During Friday night
some villains came to the house. on:raged
both girls, saturated tho. clothing with
oil, set tae house on fire aad killed young
Robert Gibbons, who was attempting Ia
give the alarm. All three If the dead had
their heads split open with hatchet.
No clue to the murderers One thousand
dollars reward has been offered for their
capture Gibbons house was burned to
ashes, only the chimney left standing.
81. Johns Day.
San FRANCIsco.-To-day being st.
Johns day it was specially observed by
the Masonic fraternity. This evening
grand Masonic demonstration was gwen
by Eureka commandry No. /, Knights
Templar, a. B'nai Birth hall
Pamily Fraeas.
the DALLEs-R F. Boynton was shot
by his brother-in-law, T. n. Moore, seven
miles east Of Sherar's bridge over the Des-
Chutes, last Friday morning. There has
been a feud between the parties for over
year, and on Friday morning, Moore
says Boynton attacked him with a club
and he fired in self-defense. Boynton is
very dangerously, if not fatally woandsd.
The Gsiteaa cirras,
WASHINGTON. - Court was densely
packed. Upon reaching his seat Guiteau
looked around smihngly anu said 81
had a nice Christmas dinner, and hope
everybody else did. l had lots of fruit,
flowers and lady visitors, and gooi time
generally"
DIR, A. E. Mcdonald, superint ndent
of Wards Island Insane Hospital, testi-
fed that during his practice he had seen
a thousand cases Of insanity and given
special attention to the study Of insanity.
Witness stated the difference between de-
lusicns aud insane delusions, one being
subject of correction by Judgment and
The senses, and the latter not being COR
rectable and tor that reason denominated
All insane delusion.
Witness was then asked if a persons
actions under claim Of inspiration would
indicate it in any other way than by their
assertions. and replied
Their actions and behavior would in
dicate il as well as their assertions
The evidence Of the witness, who was
ON tae stand the wtole day, goes to show
that he has no faith at all IN the prisoners
plea Of insanity, and thinks he is only
playing part, and not playing overly
Well. The prisoner as usual vas very
Abusive, and took pains that the day
should not pass without frequent exhi-
bitions Of his 6endish nature.
W.ahinSisn Nsse..
Senior Martinez, Chilsan minister here,
has issued pamphlet on the diff
Guilty between Chill on one hand and
\ Peru and Bolivia on the other. The
work, he s.ys, is not ofhcial, but is issued
to correct errors and give light to Con-
gress, to which body he hears Peru and
Bolivia have proposed to appeal, having
failed to influence the State department.
with an appeal He remarks this would
be the first humiliation 10 those countries,
which, though ANAL. are entirely inde-
pendent, and neither the Monroe doc.
trine ner any other recognized authority
would justify interference in the present
state afaira
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