, 1881-12-23

KEL uH tll} CNSC IL 3hH CH1liL sup EUHIPbLhts-
Ing It." 4 whispered co1,slltat1nn bctweo'l
prisoner, who lookci Up will, n s,ntto ard
saltl: vi was going 10 make speech, but
lavu caanRctl my mini, and guess won't
10 It." 1te then busted himself op0ntng his
maif, ronarktnE: "'This ts tho flfst tlmo
hive opcnetl my mail mysclf for soine tln,c."
nl,- rftEoooRE DAMON.
OF Auburn, N. Y, WIN had been summoned
for tic dcfcnso and retained by tho proscca"
t!oil, WIS calle,t to tho stntui. Tho Witness
believed, Judging BY tho evidence 10 which
lc Ind listened. Including that OF tho prts-
onor himself, a,,d from tic appearance and
conduct Of the prisoner, that le Is n salle
mnt.
Tho Hypothetical questions put 10 Dr..
Worcester yesterday wers then read to the
witness, and ho roplfed: IL Should say lle
wns sane.h
The witness vas questioned ut great iongtls,
Ills answers Indicating grcat consideration Ut
opinion. Scoyltlo finally nskud: "Well,
Doctor, how oil DO you think n physician has
got 10 bo beforo lie Is nblo to distinguish be-
tween Il sano and nj, insane man9'
Tho witness replied TINT he himself was not
yct old c,touRll to distinguish botweon sano
and insane people
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tleinon, you sec I'm letting Scovilte do tile
most Of tho talking totlnY. l'mkceping quiet.
/ opened my ,l,all myself this morning [l,olu-'
il.H up twenty or niore lettera1. Pretty good
mil, too, and only ono crank letter In tito
whole lot. AL from lligtl-toned people, too.
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ft0 H&tf1 HUI WIG lbH|E W AtotNA w NAo ASaAAAAA
Of your correspondence.
Gulteali-4All rtglit, sir.
Recess.
AFrEn RECESS,
tic witness vas asked II he thought It
would be any Indication ot insanity for n
man OF mature yuars, who honestly beIiuvcd
lo was Inspired TO kilt the President of the
United Statcst and who honestly believed
that, when Ills motives wcro known to the
people, they would not Only excuse but ap-
ptaud Ills net, aud replied: "1t he honestly
believed TINT, md Ills will wns dominated by
tho conviction, 1t wuuld 10 an Indication of
insanity"
-AIr, Scoylile-If 1t Is not i,npertlnent, Doc
tor, In this day and generation, l will ask
you IL you have over devoted any attention to
the subject, or bcllcye III inspiration:
crita.' ,v.i ~ ',rat"r .sS - noa oo,,, r.,
,nira !, MAJ, :, m ,nora noo ,vl,v oo,,I,l tio
nnt IN an % mn,yp u Tiara I'M "nvtbine @ % ,1irsro,,t