New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-29

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moi he given fyou propose to do anything III res ,
that question: want this TO go in as expi'nins WV
tmOny. -, 20 a. all in
The District ttorney-It must be tou' II a. o., ia
SEINE other mode than by realms
tween the witness and yourself . ,.oo. IN n
NJ so,,,lIe-I am aware of that II you ooect 10 ''
" , A., NOT make any point about thls III 9oi' as
,pcnt do not care for this testimony 70 go IL ,,,
T1,e nistrict.A ttorney-Wh Is the object OF 'n'
speecbi .. o,o+ understand IL I
MI scosilie 0cstIy)-It you V"i'''
shall not 20 over II again.
NJ Doyidge-Ths only objection is that tAl' IL no
+e nor place FOR conpacts IN respect 70 TINS case Inc
only question was whether conversation between 'n'
witness and yourself can be testified to.
The COurt-That subject has already peoh 'cS'll0" "
by the attending doctor.
The yitness-Dr Rice did not recommend sending MN
TO an insane asylum me in such way as UNDERSTOOD
The need OF it, can tell you the reason why
The Court do not that the question is sul'''
pertinent Mr. scoyle that the object OF II Is 70
meet possible objection on the otAcr sue Nv NV
think II necessary to do that. -
Mr. Scoyino-A point may be made on INC '','
already offered, that the relatives dd no, coi''''
he was insane ,.
The Court-You have the right TO meet mat
The District-Attoruey-Y Honor docs no' ''''iu "
hold that i'm order to meet that question he can kNo
a,..rs,ti.,r h,tUecn himself and wife. Tie witness
con ate what was DONE ard there She muS' STOP MI
scoyile can go on stand and swear as 10 Wht was
done and there he must stop. There IS 10 rue o cr
cnce that know Of that would permit Mrs ScoVlne 10
testify 70 Conversations
M C-,,rt-stil they may anticipate objection to
+be ouestioli Why if they believed him insane nc WI"
lot confined. ~.
The ustricAttorucy-If bis question must he met al
anunust be in the way the law authorizes.
The witress-Tle reason why was because ne lau I"
father and brother living and We knew they ought TO De
consulted before putting him away quietly III Wisconsin,
on the certificate Of two doctors. wanted nm taken %
Chicago and tied by jury and found insane as A"u
no doubt he would be-
Nj Davidge UmlGtentiyl-Oh! N""'iH' 4i"'' "
must not have that
40 por-ET OF HER BRoTuFR's INSANITY.
"Niot was your opinion III 1876 as to his insanity
al had "a doubt whatever Of lis insanity ms nllc
vo. breaking up He losing his mad in addition 10
The Witness then testified that in The summer Of lT77
her brother Charles Wde stu itSitsttV III suv ny
scheme OF ecturHg witness hou- nc Tel ;n ~
cyeryi,odv who ala not believe he did and Sd thty
were going 70 hell He h to tak WIN one a G hc
the second coming OF CHRIST Hh'n ~ io,.inr,
tHe a o BE Mr. Tg Burrows Ro that her rfon was crazy
tot worth amending breath upon. Her hlo'ocr never
s0yg any ast anybSdy ~ matter what done TO
him 10 never tred to pay IT back IN ni i on in
dead earn. st about everything SIZE never Lnew bm 70
do a. other young men in regard TO gemeS sWnmis' or
ANYTHING Cf1hai kind. lie was always ~ hlhstu' III
ladies society always very poAe ana peaS4h,.
Mr. sco,ne called ON the witness TO pFodnce htr
The nisfIiciAttorney inquired the cler Of that The
said She had brought hair along because she
III NOT knew but that somebody might say she not
teinc The truth The witness was not ctosstAaIuheu
tiecie Nv the district Attorney that ne had remained
IL The room daring the examination 81 we iSt Wines
IN violation OF the rule M faigI in .a' is ndrpiny
baT Therefore GENE atc the room and that he had
renamed bccau5, re J wish to causc any confusion
81 trying to get cut me CI,E g. $500
,V Iritj The ri.oncr he said at MIRA Scoyille's
toaiy place Tho prisoner had often talked Win MN
iDou bis book on me second coming pl "a H,,iy
nc witness q rriitgd an Incident of the
,,c,cr ~ nat lime dr.r,ing plppy dog oul OF
itfars viul Ion, brea iiug the doSs =, aud te prisoner
y ~ ~ 49," \, ~ ynrd Strike ON lis ieet iu-t as a cat
drr witness nom all these CIRCUMSTANCES, and from
ij t6Ht tf, urisnn.I was either a oo or crazy,
,"I n IN ia5u5It that he wa, .lt sane
wiz Ill.,
.l ", mime ne Tt;srar,frs al tie morning GuI-
G.E,y broke cut desire 10 tell All these crank ews-
' ~, ,,a (i - aI HIS ly stun they nave been de,-
rG NJ ,salygs of iar some days past. Some 0t these
Inv i. r5u eel - have ri-a 20 under tie lw and
Cons, ituticn If on America"
,I.,r., : Iacrlyn. ~ Lennon, y. Y, business mana
,.p oneida Community, testified ira. poe knew me
tTsorr W. en- he was . naer Of that Community. He
e'.,e ia go md remained Tor near, tiye years.
ENrs s!va ,c,ii,n wa. Aif peculiar c'dry"tcrsl- lie
" f., most c..,isllcaI ma. TIE witness knew,
o. IuUcI - as % e eccentric AID different
IRON o,a. men. e was a's,roeI IN 1m.. and Lad
tasng 1,4ifei 10 be "A leader and manager of men. lie
if,sir !.
- =, - 49,. t.g,rI .v,Ir,,.o aud .yau fJna,-
}n7 lie tiinI.ei 10 deliver lectures here but they
e,e .ii, mai, ur cf iE,as grha.hcd from former
49, .i.i"y nf 1l, ,,.,.,i2 Co,,,I,.,.,. Furre was
tStLi, ,r i,o in tuoIu Tacy were not a great sue
-. as' ,C.,rls of art or il-,r,rv productions.
800 49, ..
TIE ASSAsSIN'S BROTHER on TIE STAND.
Iobr "a ,fits.u Of I,oston the prisoners brother
80, NY ,yirross He went over the prisoners his
Was t.'e i'N' "i'i'''' Nv ''''' - ~ -
tory far known To him, and related conversation
.n which he upbraided him for not paying MI scoyin
-,I.,'l =, -, - M -. ia ,,o
S'Oo OF SoOo Vl"' i-e o"eu MN ' P 80 ,|
lie had paid Il long age; that he had given Mr. Sc0yil
ote note q var oqo which note Mr. Scoyie conld &c
hS NV -, - ~. ,,. 60 ,.o 30, =,
discounted IL bahk III Ohi-oo "ut ~, 10 !" d 70
stubborn and ugly lC 40 IT, il" llrh'u 'Hd' i'. va