, 1881-12-18


dressing his brother-iu-law, said, 'Percy,
this is the way we used to take it in Ameri-
ca to destroy the effects Of the alcohol -
THEN he rur sonE OF THE GROUND SUGAR
INTO THE EMPTY CAPSULE
and handed it to Mr. Malcolm Johh' VINO
swallowed it. On previous OCCASION aooue
three or four months ago, when Mr. Malcolm
John was at Shank!in, IN the Isle OF H'sh1'
he had, It appears' recel'eu lu1'l''e
pill from Nr. Lanlson' from which he n''o
suffered unpleasant sehsa1iohs' anu III =
joking waJ, he sald Oh this OCCASION:
don't want any OF your lullllhe plsls s'cn
rs you gave me at Sllanklih- IL nearly a1u
for n,e there" Mr. Betbrook was handea
one Of the capsules before Mr. Malcolm
John took Ills, but did not experience any
unpleasant: effect from taking It. Inc Vls1t
did not last altogether twenty minntes' anu
soon after Alr. l.aiason left MIR. John began
to feel ILL., tic say AZ ltfss tha1 nc sanefea
somewhat IN the way ne dla when he tooA
Tie qu!nlhe Pill IN 1ne isle VI N'sn1'
lie GRADUALLY GREW WORSE,
and then he commenced to vomit, complain
ing all The time Of Il burning sensation at the
heart, while his lower limbs were pAralyzed.
Medical aid WAS called at once- Mr. Gerry,
School at the time, and he was
called up stairs as soon as tne
unfayorab!e symptoms began to present
themselves. at the same tine Dr. Little was
sent for, and both gentleuen remained with
Mr.. Malcolm John"until he died, III great
agony, at 1880 o'clock the SAME night.
Before he died he sald:~> That
brother Of mine has done for me
.s. thar &C - -
same effect. The medical gentlemen est-
IDENTITY had their suspicious aroused from
what they had sem and heard. for, up to THAT
evening, Mr.. john had been Ill MS usual
guou health, and accoftinEly they directed
that Il portion Ut the vu11it should ne
preserved. II Is now III possesslon u tae
police Before leaving Blehheim itouse IL
was noticed that Mr. La'lsoli TAXED III u
somewhat hurried ana exelteu manner, ana,
on taking his departure, he SAID lie ment u
start tor FaIls that n1shl ltls kho"ii tiiaa
he left Wimbledon by the ~ p. Ill., Train LOT
Waterloo.
MRS i-.e.soi ~.
fon no" Sue tnal tpe 'nioi''l"1ou aoou'
NIs' Lahsl13 WHICH sst1a ~" h!on''o *f1o'
ena WHICH tn'i1k MT. l.anstts, pe''s ''!ea
III America tooA upon h'nseli 20 "ee.@le ~
be unaulhorlzed, was entlre4S eor.ec'.
AIRS. LangtfS, VINO Has great. ueal VI
resolution ana perseverance, mas SINCE ula'
tune been taking q course OF lessohs' anu n'tS
greatly improved as an actress. lho"s1l ~ Is
oa1 lar 10 say u'at' were IL to1 ~, net soc'al
position ana iAe "l4espreao puo'lclty e'cH
10 hef 1'ate' sue n''She pave lou''u a. ~ isss :,,
easy 70 secure -ah ehSase'iell' otle VII
prooao1y Jo'1' u1e lay An''l het eou1p1ns.
TIE toNplc1 w eollE'1o - Al'1tAA
continues l am .sofly 10 say, u ulssust
everybody mere. NJ 'uuee Eau u4'uel M et'.'o
tne oeha''or u tne accuseo III coull' alu :.
sooo many people tn1nA SUCH 4 slect"eie
goes lar 10 explain anu - eSeuse
tne preference SHOWN IN sonie parts u
your western country JOE LUG 1iio"1'al
OF Judge Lynch: Aurler' al le.s', - l1ot
made Joke ot N t'lsl 1rlohnal.> Ing specto-
tor seems to think THIS .unseelnly nena'lot
all comes OF the iact thai your lawyers ana
Judges 10 not wear wigs and gowns IN
court without which, apparently tne dignity
of justice cannot be preserved Inc pro-
ceedlngs, ut all events, are ehtire1y lneA-
plicable to all lawyers mere.
THE QUEEN
will open Parliament in person in February.
. THE LONDON THEATRES
have been half empty since the Vienna dis
aster, because 1obedy believes i'll the eff1cien-
cy Of the existing modes OF escape. This
will seriously affect the panton,ime sea-
son. Theatre managers are trying 10
allay 1]le popular fear by providing
additional securities, but most OF the Loil-
dun theatres are badly constructed, anu
would prove mere prisons III case Of fire..
LUII.1ER OF THE PAEls COMMUNE OF 1871.
Lirnt. Lu1lier, all alnuestied Communist,
wayaid ii. Sibour, q nephew Ut the
murdered Archbishop Of Paris, and
struck him. Lieut. Lui1ier threat
ened to-. murder N. Sibour if
tlr refused to fight with him. When this
same Lieut., Lultier Iectured at the Folies
NarseiIaise only l51 PERSONS we're present,
exclusive Of tile President and Assessors. Lut-
lier spoke on the Constitution, aud was great
~ lyapplaudeti. At the cad the Socialist u i
Tressaud rose to contradict the lecturer. who
declined discussion. The only discussion he
lie said, was with pistols or swords.
adding, "Await lie at the door, lie then
left the floor j..
THE PANAMA CANAL
To tue Tssttrn Associated Pres.
LONDON. Dec. 1.-THE Times In leading
article I'LL Dir. Blalne's dispatch concerning
the Clayton-Bulwer treaty, says: Ii inter
national good faith is to count for nothing,