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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1881-02-04

L. O. Goodrich. for many years editor Of
the Bradford Reporter published at Towanda
died at Binghampton New York last Friday.
lie was appointed Surveyor of the port at
Philadelphia by Grant, and held the posit-
inn nt the time OF his denth
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DIVORCE NOTICE,
Lizzie Kline by her next0 In the Common Pleas OF
friend Samuel Bower Columbia county. No.
vs., 209, Sept Term 1850.

subpoena In divorce, alias subpoena In divorce
To Joseph s Kline, respondent In above stated
case Sir You are hereby required 70 be ana appear
In your proper person AZ a Court OF Common Pleai
u be held u and tor 81 ID county Al Blooms burg, Pa
on the fIst Monday Of February to answer the above
complaint,
U,H, RNT
jan. T,si-tc sheriff.
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WINDOWS APPRAISEMENTS.

w The following appraisements OF real ano
personal property set apart TO widows OF decedens
have been ted in the office OF the Register OF Col
umbia county, under the Rules OF Court, and Will be
presented Tor absolute confirmation TO the Orphans
ty. on Monday, the Ith day OF f eb 1881, at two
o'clock p m, OF said day unless exceptions TO such
confirmation are previously hled, OF which all per-
sons Interested in said estate will take notice
1. Widow of .Willits II. Meyer, late OF Madison
township, deceased.
2. Widow of Hiram H. Broadt, late OF Bloomsburg,
deceased.
bloomsbury, ian. ?, 81. ( Regis ter,
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A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
ESTATE OF JOHN ]. LosoEsBERoER, DECEASED.

ESTATE OF JOHN ]. LoHGENBERGER, DECEASED.
Letters of Administration on the estate of John
j. Longenberger, late OF the township uf Miniin,
Columbia county ,Penna deceased, have been grant
ed by the Register OF said county to John j. Long
enberger, of same township. All persons
having claims against the estate Of the decedent
are requested to present them for settlement an1
those Indebted To the estate to make payment to
the undersigned administrator without delay
JOHNE. LONGENBERGER, .
G. W. MILLER. Atty. Administrator.
Jan !, Sl-Gw,
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% Tho latest figures give Hancock popular
maj,rity over Garfield of6 1872. Without
the colored vote it would have been half a
million.
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BLOOMSBURY, PA.
Friday. February 4. 1891.

among csttsin Schuylkill county officials.
An investigation il In progress.
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ID ULE ON HEIRS. UH
ESTATE OF WILLIAM 8. EVANS, DECEASED.
rDTTIlfpJJ DnTrNTV CO

COLUMBIA COUNTY, SS:
The Commonwealth OF Pennsylvania to J. II.
Hoyt, Assignee OF N. B. Evans, Berwick, Pa Mrs,
Mary Miller, White Pigeon, Mic igan, sarah
@ @Mer p1G D. V Snia NJ kabes m Phiiaad nnd
son, Berwick, Pa, Julia Dodson, by her guardian,
Il. /. Freas, Berwick, Pa descendants and heirs Of
persons interested Greeting: You are hereby cited
TO be and appear before the Judges Of Orphans
Court at anOrphans Court 70 be held at Bloomsbu
ON the first Monday OF February next then End
there TO accept refuse to take the real estate OF
said VIM Evans deceased at the appraised valu-
alton put upon 1t by the inquest duly awarded by
the said Court. and returned by the Sheriff, under
the ct OF Assembly In such case made and proyt
ded; or show cause why the same shall not be sold.
Hereof fail not
Witness the Honorable william Ewell, Pi esdent OF
our said Court. q: bloomsbury, the eighteenth
day of December, A. D.. one thousand eight hun
drcd and eighty, -- -
WIN, KRICKBAUM,
@. NJ QUICK, Clerk o. G.
Deputy. dec. 20, S0-4w
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The Peter Herdic Personal transportation
company, of Philadelphia, expect to de"
clare dividend of 20 per cent the first
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Commissioners expenses for so, for which ord,
were Issued OF the Treasurer.
MISCELLANEOUS EXPENSES.


J W Hoffman, sherns deed Bright lot..,, $500
Mover Bros express ..........,..., 39n
w L NICK inney, expires ...... ............... 225
II Buckingham auditing public accounts. 95 90
W Krckbaum, recording names twp ofcers "a 90
II G Urt, hauling safe .,..,........... ..., . go
ed Moody, view OF court house ........... 90
j Dlesher, road tax Bright lot ...-....,..., IS
A Is Stewart, lumber old Jail fen6e,... ... 10 70
JAS hOmaS costs Col. 90. VS. Person ct al. D 30
Ell Jones ct al building fence old jail lot... is 81
A b Cochran, survey anu map Curey trial. 80 on
NJ Low son, iron for Jack screws ..-.... 43
Ell Robbins, taxes on Bright lot. ,........ l85
u j Morris, costs Columbia co VS. Hower.... l2
T. Gardner, bill for post mortf case ..... 10 90
Il Mendenha lumber for old Jail fence,.,... SOi
IL Ent, taking two prisoners TO philada sas5 5
+" 81 as
q Hughes, redemption money.....,.u... G69
L RuDyon eco, bin r. tndereu old lail........ $50
w Krlckbaum, tndeXing Judgment dockets. IS so
PrOthonOtary bill..... . 1856 6i
w II Snyder. bill for Teachers Institute,.. lIS 90
ID McEIenry, for damages end Zaner bridge 20 90
ii Creveling, damage bridge Kimble's mill o. 90
II A Sweppenhiser, Treas. 70 Commissioners $50 II
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dissolution NOTICE.
PLAYS

PLAYS! PLAYS! PLAYS! PLAYS!
For Reading Clubs, for Amateur Theatricals Tenn
perance Plays, Drawlng-room Plays, Fairy Plays,
Ethiopian Plays, Guide Rocks, Spe kers, Panto-
mines. Taoeaux Lights, Magnesium Lights, Color
ed Fire. Burnt Cork. Theatrical Face Preparations,
Jarleys Wax Works, Wigs, Boards and Moustaches
at reduced prices. Costumes, Scenery, Charades.
New Catalogues sent free containing III descril-
lith street, New York jan, 1i-iw
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1 DMINISTRATnR,s NOTICE
: ESTATE OF JACOB S. EVANS DECEASED.

ESTATE OF JACOB S. EVANS DECEASED.
Letters Of Administration on the estate Of Jacob
s. Evans, late OF hloomsburg Columbia county Pa
deceased, have been granted by the Register OF said
county TO q; A. Herring, OF bloomsbury, admr Al
persons having claims against the estate OF said de-
cedent are requested to present them settle
ment, and those indebted to the estate to make
payment to the undersigned administrator, without
delay. HssFrn nra
GA HERRING, D.
Administrator.
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A DMINIsTRAToR's NOTICE.

ESTATE OF SARAH RoBINHooD, DECEASED.
Letters of Administration on the estate OF Sarah
Roblnhood, late OF Mif1lln township Columbia corn-
ty, Pennsylvania, deceased, have been gra ted
Wintersteen, Of Bloomsbury, admir-. All persons
having claims against the estate OF said dece-
dent are requested to present them for settlement
and those indebted to the estate to make payment
to the undersigned Administrator, without delay.
L. S. WINTERSTREN,
Administrator,
ian I, so CIV Bloomsbury, Pa.
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AN AND DEMOCRAT BLOOMSBURY, COLUMBIA COUNTY, PA.

From amount Of orders issued deduct si195 Gs,
taxes refunded and % 90 redemption money and
~. 800 20, bonds coupons and interest on overdue
bonds paid leaves so 1s 95 which is the actual or
dinary expenses for the year A. D., 1850.
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A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
\ -
ESTATE OF MARY r. KARNs, DECEASED.

Letters of administration on the estate OF Mary p
Karns late OF Benton township, Columbia county
,eCeaSed have been granted by the Register OF safe
county to the undersigned administrator All persons
having claims against the estate of said decedent
are requested TO present them for settlement ant
those Indebted TO the estate to make payment to tht
undersigned administrator without delay,
JACOB S. KARNS,
Z. II. & II. II. LITTLE, Administrator.
Attorneys. Benton z. o.
flu
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7 ICENSE NOTICE.

7 ICENSE NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given that the following named
persons have filed with the Clerk OF the Quartei
Sessions of the Peace Of Columbia county their Pc
titions for license which viii be presented to the
said Court on Wednesday, the 9TH day Of February
1851.
Corte2 b. Robbins Bloomsbury, Liquor Store
Tubbs & Chamberlain do Hotel
Frederick NJ Gilmore do Restaurant
Jonn 5. Mann Centre, Hotel
samuel Hagenbuch Orange, Hotel
j. Il. Caldwell. Bloom Hotel
Augustus O. Rabb, Bloom, liquor store
William Williams Berwick, Hotel
Clerks Ofllce VIM. KRICKBAUM,
Bloomsbury, January, 1881. Clerk @. s.
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counrs, JURORS, PAY AND coNsrApLEs RErer

$,2Is 80
COURTS, JURORS PAY AND coSsTADLEs' REruRNs
Grand Jurors during year s7is "a
Traverse Jurors during year ,.......- 2949 -
Constables' returns during year.......,... 2S6 63
Court cryer during 1871 30
Tipstaves during year ............,..... 2l4 81
N Walker stenographer, SO per day....... $50 on
Whiting vs. Mines estate. .,...... II 40
" Common wealth VS. Cnrley......m. 90
Christian VS. Penn'a Fire Ins CO.. 10
- jackson vs Stoetzel ...,............. 83 80
- stiles ct at and Benton NJ F&
l. Association ,.,,...,, .,....,......,. l2 40
q Myers, court calendar. ,,,....,.......... 100
ElWel q Bltienbender court calendar. ..,.... 20 81
Ell Robbins. jury commissioner, er,,.,..... :. 2s 10
John Hartman, .......,..... 2I72
b Casey clerk 10 same. ne..,,...,,.,,,,,,.,-., 1900
q II Ent serving jury notioes........ ...,,. 81 90
$i.992 10
COSTS IN CoMMoSwRALTH CASES WHERE THE COUNTY
BECAhg LIABLE.
Justices, constables and witnesses. 81 .96s 90
Little, district attorney ey,..,,,..,,,.,. 1l6 90
Vim Krickbaum, clerk at court. ......,...,.. rs 40
Mrs Jane Brown jury board curley trial.. 100 70
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s9q525 as ,Sii 90 iOsl 10 1890 90 1924 OF
sl5s2 81 slS5 20
II A Swcppenhlser. Treasurer OF Columbia county,
In account with said county on county funds
Ia,tt tCt IG.l

In account with said county on county funds
January lst. 1880. DIR.
no ami nnco,ected prior TO 1851 ........ sSGiO "a
- " on hand nj last settemen Mt ,,,,., go, 122 30
county tax assessed In 1850 S2oY6 ss
" tax on registry OF yOters....". w 6g
81 added taS on Catawlssa duplicate for 70 3 10
" Frank Jones' rent for old jail ....,....., 35 o '
I" II q John for VIM Harner eX.tax 30
" costs paid by EJ Alberts sJn......,..".... 2W
=" Isaac LESS old brick ........ 20
" amt paid bv Montour county-Books VS..
Danve borough h...~-....."..,"............ lts 90
Frank Jones' old fence ........-......... 100
county tax dnseated ands........... 13slo9
county tax seated landS..... 405 Oi
" road tax unseated lands a8 so
" TO roau tax on seated lands ,.,,..,,,..,, a55 10
school tax on unsested landS...-....... 1915 20
| school tax on seated lanes S............. ola ~
poor tax on unseated andS.............." UJf %
Door tax on seated lands . ..., ........ 257 30
| " Special poor tax on unseated ands...... lao SO
| special poor tax on seated lands. 63l
special road tax on unseated lands ..... al IL
SIP cial road tax on seated lands 3l 9l
" seated land tax since distribution ........ 25 90
| " unseated land tax since dlstributiOn"". % II
| Z" VIM Krickbaum, jury fees, &C ....... a5EO
" assessing managing. etc., OF dog fund. 800 OO
|
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PENITENTIARY AND ASYLUM.
support OF Lizzie Milton, Danve. l6I 90
/" David Shea 4" ,........... no 30
Convicts in Eastern Penitent!ary '7S... 66l 75
1899 Ob
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Paid since settlement
Commissioners Onlce, Feb. 4, iSSl.
, 1881-11-21

TnE foreign papers are telling so.ue tall
stories about telegraph po!os III Norway, bu. al
fairy stories arc poputar and allowable at this
season OF tho year, and news concerning Norway
Is n'YayH scarce, perhaps they aru to be oxcuscI.
1t Is said tint Norway ls tho home Of q very pe.
cu!lar species Of woodpeeker, which. hearing
tho vibrations OF tho wire produced In tho poles,
at onco rc0choa tna conclusion that pastlcu.
larry sncoutent morscl Of food IN the shape Of
Some Insect heretofore unknown to them Ia eon-
consol tharoln, aud ut onoo proceeds tu peck tho
polo 10 plecos In seareh of its prey. Norwegian
bears aro also said to be tho victims Of a must
extraordinary dclus!on CONCERNING telegraph
poles. Th0y also heAr tho huuimInR Ut tue
Wtres reproduced Id the poles, aud sa9ely cons
oeude that tho noise Is caused by tho h,lnmlpg
OF bees. With tho busy buc tho hour naturally
associates tho tdca Ut honey. md ut oncc pro.
cceds to scratch away Mt tho base Of tho polls
until 1t faIls. Norwegian wolves Arc likewise 50
peculiarly constituted mentally that tho Ias.ll"
Oils telegraph pole brings them llnler IT. lell n'
tluenoe. and tls gravcy nssorted that tue wolves
imaXlntnG tho wlrea to 10 solno new kIHa OF Il
trap Cotton up Tor thD1r especial bonest, strike
out for tho tall tttubor Whenever thoy sto one Ut
the supposed Instruments Of destruction. Al
those stories wcr1 originated by Mr. Nielsen, ot
Christtania. who must be IaughuH In hls Hleesa
ut tho Maunor In whloh thDy have bUen s"al'
loved by Kui!Ible newspaper nen 10th In thIs
country aud Europe.
, 1881-11-21

SoME of til6&bs,lportant dIscovastos ,.,.
by tho 'horo-TarlT Convention nro tho ,o"""a ,"aa
ingl "' ''''ow'
I. That "n tarllr for pro,cctIon ,vI,, IT,,
denial revenue" Is wiso and tust-.,ie hi,. ... y.
tN.io. '.''"sp' U
= Tint high tarltf d!mInlshrs t,e ms. -.
commodities 10 the cu,snmcr,-StcbGfus ~ ~, "
tr0ft. De"
o. Tint tariff is not n tax,-Au ,a+ ,,,,...
sto,,at dtieocHtes. +'''es'
!. That tho cost Of transpnrtntion Ia nh, -,
waya Will be indppcndcht NJ lilo cos. nj roi,,.., VI
coE+str'ct'on.-D.J l. af0rtN, of renus,dr1ur,
! q. Tint IN tarltr for rcyc,u,o" IA ,tnc"n,,.
tutionni.-D. II. lidson, 0f Cfiicauy, '''''
@. Tint "rcycnuo" is Unconstitutional
II. Shhfcldt. If Chicago. '4'
= Tint John liuneh Ia not " q sulaIdy. b,,r.,,,,
John Roach. VI IEnHaBsxua,,
T. That tho lRrfi Inns ttlR!e tho sun sh,,,o AZ.
tho crops grow, nr,d CAUSED tho bnlanrr N tr,aa
to turn III tnvor Ut this country-vau Ia"rs,
Dt'ss'or. " Eiicn3o. "''"
n. That thu Shareholders Rebellion TN. ,,,..
sducd ly 1utslclo,ls tarN.-]ilttrk, NJ f;fur,,i,
IL. That rcvenuo system which cunlles ana,
t1llla to mike uoru money by lying Idle ttnn lr
running wi1o open Is sound ind just,-Utofr. -
Nc'u jersey.
II. TEmt tho Eatlonal debt has bccu pai,] t,v
tarltf.-scahIn'!, " Cticapu,
IL. Tint kho ca!slpnen Of a dcut rcuuIrc. tt
tariff ION wooD to bo iucrcasrd.- d.-urinneu ~
lUWu.
, 1881-11-21

II Is 4lfllc1lt to say just how inauy lllcli-
nlnlltls tlicre arc III tho field c0ntestfng for
tho llnn0rs Df tho Spuakershr of tho now
Congress. lilo Republicans seem 10 nss,tt,.o
TINT tic prizu Is within their easy reach, n1l.i
tint 1t IL not Of my consequence t1,at co1l-
tcntions should affso among tho various call
dldatcs for ts1e Republican nomination.
This fs plniny MI error. Ths loss of tic lis
trtct formerly represented by Mr.. Levi +.
Morton tn0w Minister to franco) by the de-
feat Of young Astor leaves tho Republicans
only l40 members Of the House. Thu tntal
membership Is :n3, allQ III VOTES aro required
to secure minority. It Is true that tho l.e-
publcal,s lnny fairly h0po to count upon tlle
vote Of j. Hyatt Smith, elected from Drook-
lyn ns Greenbacker. aud Of Paul and
Fu1kerson, who wero elected in VIrgiuIa rs
llcadtusters. At the satllo time the division
Ut tho two chlof parties in thu lioMsa is TO
close that absence, tioatl,. OF Intrigue
nay readily disturb tho slight advantage
which tho Republicans now seeM to
have, and 1t Is certainly unwise to court dis
sonslon Ii, tho Republican ranks by the OBJ
trusIun Ut selfish Interests. Perhaps 1t Is
unavoidable TINT tho East should llaye QUO
twee,l whom thu majority III tho callcus
would bc called upon to ch0ose, but the slttl-
alton Is unnecessarily complicated by q largo
number Of candidates FROM NIL sections.
The leading candidates from tic Enst are
llEscock OF New York and Reed OF Maine.
From the West there ase Kasson OF Iowa,
kelfor Of Ohio, burrows of Michigan, lun-
nell ut Minnesota, Orth OF Inttnna, DuyIs
, 1881-11-21

AMONG lie members OF Congress already
arrived In Washington llfpra Is mucl, serious
thought being g!vGn to tho demonstrated ne-
ccsslty Of raalcnt reform In tho system of
exaMinluR National banks. At present tllu
Bank Examiners ara paid Ly tho National
banks and not by tho Government, u!.a tho
result IL 4 tendency on the part Ut lie Exatll-
iners to Imagine themselves moro responsible
10 tho banks thnn to the Government. 1t IL
proposed, an.olg othnr changes III the Bank
Ing law. to have lilo Exaninyra pald by md
rendered strictly responsible to tie Govern
mPnt
, 1881-11-21

~ Nls" 1NIIk h1Si}uICH EGnteS f9 f0ltOWSs
Rrai,t I,lsinoes 1t Newr,ri News. In r.idittot 10
gral.1 fnciihtcs provided by tho Chesapeake &
tlntV l'easl st.vnrni l,rlsnto elevators are bnnR
tho rr!nelfat Snrtltern spapurta. HID M tnnny
vasssls for Eurupean ports rs tilo h,tsneas ~1c.
h1nt!ed cars inland.
Tie progress Of this Chesapeake & Ohio
Road-better known rs llunting.on's ling
while rapid, Inns attracted but ltt!lo public
attention. Tho line consists of several roatls
which hare beer bought up by tho Hunting
to-, syndicate, consolidated. united, MID cx.
tended. From Richmond, W., tho roatl has
been cnrr!ed tEown to Newport News, lii
Tho vicinity Ut Fortress Monroe. one Ut tho
nest tfecp.watrr lnrbors OIL the whole At
laltlc coast. From Richmond tho lino pro-
ccctts westward across botl Ftrglnas 10 tic
Oltt0 River, which IT. strikes III the vicinity
Of 1ronton, O., and theru CONNECTS with li,.cs
running 10 Columbus nlNt elsewhere III TINT
State. Tile road tllen makes fur 1'atiucal,,
ky., by tie most direct route, cnl,,1ccting
with lines running to Louisville and Eyatls-
sillc. Fronl 1'atMcnl, connections are mule
with Memphis. 1t n1so GRASSES md connects
With tho Sonther, roatls teadnR north TO
Chicago Md st. l.oufs. mid at tho polnt
where It crosses tho Cincinnati Southern 1t Is
ptaced III connection wltl, tho Chattanooga
nltl Atlanta system OF Southern rnatts. The
whole tlissanco from NewDort News, tho
eastern terminus on tho Chesapeake Lay, 10
Iatlucali Is about tic sanlc rs from Chicago
to Now York, or, a little longer, say 1900
,uilcs. Col. Huntington expects to get Vest
csH agricultural prodncts at various points
, 1881-11-21

The mcnaco would liaye lind my other effect
than to Increase his lnsolence md ,nnko him
,noru violent? hut tho threat uf .IntiRe Cox
Init ru s,lclI effect t.p0n HIN. Un tic other
hand, tIo took tic uccnsinl, tt, nnt1iy tho
Court That It could not h0 tnllo, nntl Tint 'lt
dor tho comlt1,Dn law such Il prpccudiug
would vttlnto Tho trlnl. a,,.l, If hc wcre coli.
slctcd, would Hcr,tro hinl n now tral frum
tho court In banc. This does mt look like
the net OF MI lnsnite ,,,nl,.
On Saturday. during tho progress Of tho
trial, Mr. Scnville. Ills counsel, remarked
Tint the killing WIS admitted, wlrreupon
t;uttcnu Instantly exclaimed: "Nut tic kill
lng. ynnr liui,or; wu admit the shu0ting."
Was driving this distinction tho declaration
OF Ill itsnnu mali? NMs It not rntfer tho
declaration Of II sisarp sanu n,ntl, rrlyinE Upon
tho picn Of malpractice rs oi.p Uf Ills surgst
lines of tlefcnsc, which WIS III danger Ut
giving way altogether by sucl, fasat nd
mission?
Returning to his rntsy and insolent per-
fofInances, tho miserable wretch himself. iii
ono OF lis thougtlcss lapses, betrays his
purpose. O1llcnr Eteli,, wliO Inns huA
Charge Of him 10 a,ld from tho jail, says
taklng Hin to thn eonrt-roon, lto warned
',l'n against rcpsatig these performances
III court, MS they wcre calculated To
Infurlate people agalnst him. liz t!lore-
i'pon promised to bellayo himself, but vio-
]ntpd Ills promise. At 'tls recess Officer
Hlelin sntd 10 him: "Wbat did you promise
inc abnrlt tnaklng noise? You nre getting
tlla people NIL d0wN un yo,l." Guteau
promptly replied: "Don't nuke any ,nis-
take. rm influencing thu public mind fl my
behalf. There's not II ltlan iii tho court-ro0lll
that heard mn tOttay but will believe that I
NH insatle." What so mnny have Suspected
namely: that llo WIS plas Ing Insanity for tho
fixed purpose Of effect upon the jury-u,iu
suspected because thefe WIS nothing i'll Ills
past career OF immortality. or in the atrocity
which ic conmittedt or in tho stHps load Ing
up to 1t, TINT showed Insanity, he Mt Inst COLI
fesacs Inn Needless moment tU tho officer
with whom through daily Intercourse md
dependence upon him for protection lc lad
BECOME friendly mil nvcn confidential. II
Insanity Is to be made tho plea III defense,
rs MI. ScoyfEle l!as stated, t!lon tlIts officer
should bc summoned by tho prosecution to
confutc tho plea with tho prisoners owl,
declaration that 1le Is tc1gning Insanity "lo
INFLUENCE the public miatl."
Ill Hi interview between representative
OF the New York Evcninu Post aud Dir.
Allen Mcl.ane Hamilton, consulting pllysi-
elan to all tho city illsane asy.ttns md to tho
State Insane Asylum at ToIglkeepslc, tho
latter, Nttor IL vcry thorough analysis OF
Guitenu's cnse, sntt:
To slitn up 0nitcau's case, should say thnt ho
, 1881-11-21

lustIcn. woti!d striko tho n,ifAo,,,t,. :,
pnrs'c''lar inse!tutioi. OF learning, un ,,.t Mhls
tho most hotnrInls "haaera" In ,,ao 'e'naP,
wa1' ho rsllcgatod tn thu o,,sot,rtv nv ~ sthan
life, hut thls WIS Ut ittt,c hunrtt IN tho ,'a'o
~ their crIicIty sIner there wcro n,,s.r. ',''a'
1T ynlIsiE hnotl1ntns left TO c,nltn,lc ~ ehtf
ct,tton NJ tic fa.lnRcr nehoIata, TIM ,,n' n.Fte-
,conscuuc'tco 6f "hnz'nR In to crcatn "'.,'ra!
of yonthful rni'aan9 mi, luics IN ryst, "'ee'l .
lego md ncaon,y, Ana thcir ,rauks II, COZ.
eehps,lF ai'rsnF tho rust few yours nrr tm t,sHnt
tn tho nlhas df tho rubu to nce,l ,un,,h ' 'tesh
this time. ,1lkv. otlcra, l.ow,tnn ".tu' ..l,, tf
',n* it, naota Of "ha2efr." NM M, ''''x'
tlEo havortl nf tioni prucocaol tp cxcrc,., lung
peculiar arts un II youth n.nud struu, H. sneF
of wel-knowh retidsht Ut PortJand, n, wv ~; soh
at'ccecdc'l, BY uslnR c1llks OF con n. ,r..n5 Lucy
In inllrihg ono Ut thu bny'a cyca IL snr,, -" ~
tant tIat hc will rrnbnby oss the 6ir,t y" ~ ss
entirely. For this, the fathor Of Strn',, ~ y, u
b.n,,Eht suit for damages nyalas, Ecyna ~ ms M
highly educated pcrsons Win wuru rnvo'',a '1e M
tho ASSAULT on Ills so.i. luytnu tho t1n,,,nss ~ u,
inch onso ut $4,000. 1t Is tu be htpYt ,s. ~, %
cosirts. now TINT the matter Inns hren t.,,.. ..e
brought before thou,, Will piyo 40 o,unhnt,a ta'y
opnton Oh tho subject Of hnzlnK" ,hn, ~ ,aa sa
fnttlrc Its cxponents wilt 10 few md r.. " !a .no
tween. All ot'
, 1881-11-21

THE Chandler md Alcl'crson plau for tim
representation of Republican districts in the
National Convention currects ,url or tho ,yro,,y
Of giving ui!norlty constituencies an co,,ut ro,rs
III tho chotce Of the party candidate; hui i, ,toe.
not 70 far enough. The two slclcuntc. fro,o
ench Congressional district attn composc n mn.
jortty ot tho convention and Tho re,atIyp ,.ft,t
Of giving each Republican district n,, cx,ra de.
cRate IL not 30 Rrent as 1t would 10 1t tho repre
scntntton OF all tho dstriets were tlrst ,tt,,cr]
oHc-hulr. Taking tho south, for convenience.
enkc, MS belonging to tho democrats, a,,a ,be
North as having tho Republican strength, tl,a
various plnt,s would provLe for tho following
relAtfva representation: