The sun., 1881-11-27

% ,w W. ,rs he c .ms eo,' nn T., V,u,,n.y v & en, @
,a r,S He @ n,G G ID on my ssmns .s rsssmSn
haNnE promise % ths n'rcc II would recommend him,
"s NJ m VIC i1sa ,,, & time ou, 81 euri.si, Isl
s,,ons ,u,er,'s,, IN AN a, IN tr,, Tbc ssc1ni 80.
W ~ sIt Tor tred 40 disposr Of III ,,a,i.r
.'qgc'iv s'pls- hlc ,aii t. hiin! The drss tine
SEE te secretary Of sat" Will mention your ca~ To
,y w, e. G % ~,wd IT,. s'o9nf ,, ~ o,m h,t ~
va w'' e'inn Nj nnt I'sr' @ nma 'n,e1uea TO
TS IS.s ~ ac,ih o' " '''s"' way foh what Io p'
From what vou saw Of the nri.one- on those occa.
si.ns 'uh 'rpm what said and done bv him. did ,ou
arl noI an Apsri anu DO not Know "hether
The Corrt-You MY Give an op,nion in acoordsncs
will va.mr ohser yanons Y''''''
OF nis mental oresniz'Hon tut t, what extent couii
saw ~, 81 ,o table .s hrar,er cseH the iHniiaiy
.ni a';el her II she Agew 9at gspsman ,, She wen.
'Ggs,ligSa, w, mge ,, of .n,non 70 ,.n,
s f;st% ESy s sad '%s @ h s s @ * n m: hi,
.ui .Hat sh- I'd tetllr no. have him in her noaroins
n"Hs' That is aoo"' the eonre'snton we had at iAat
,,tk v, % c,n v,s rs fS nn, Vse placer Al
. -. -.
r,,a ,.H, sn',,," ,,,a ,n"m oSslD, u, ,n,,
the Lex, hsipa ocorga =. Hubbard. a farmer OF
nmils m rom Ina 1"Mhluni'y: oht tlhdlghah'ly,
n,Hnity. to which the prisonsr nt that tins be.
mass Gu,,.su vac n.ry,us ouire.tpp nor ad
o,,, ,, al T' smi s,s,,at MN wi,dS S
and la is = mvStsrieus rnrrnsr' Ho wouid
hodV o,h. ~. ,,ss In wou1S ss aI .u,f,l %
o., o,,asIon he toid witncss tSst he as uired to
be the lenl.r ~ dis Community
pers,ns waro frse To- leave ,he Community when
'h11T 1n p%iss o,cm,na,on bou.v. h. stated
IN, ,n o"rt ~ h.. va co,naned in III. Cn,n
nnniiy p and when ,hs % was % rimnIiy found by hs
intner sba had b.nn horsswI,lnpei With "A raw
hiSn Sha vac aftorwnr5 ssnt ~ an "synn,'
Tie Pri>crer-i remember that case myself There Il.
no restraint there but all spri,ral and s..
man lei, 'hsTs IRE ne rs led to he hecss INA. ne was
rss hsnnee fha' the way the community "a'Aep'
ou1TEAu's POLITICAL ASPIRATIONS.
Chicago He had been clerk to the Republican
Central Conlsiiioo in New York during the last
camuaign. Tho committee ssnt out a large
numhsr OF documents. and we paid honest
once several times. He wanted to DO placed on
the rolls as II speaker. II. did not app-ar AS il
and witnoss did not til ak that ho had received
sny sssisnmsutto speak.
know v r.iisr aii cr not ne was only clerk
NJ D,viHrc-rha;i, /, ~hat s.,rrsht -
ns',Ms s,:c T s-a Hooker aud Dorsey a"a the rest OF
"..' sA""N
mr.. srsvilIn ihnn r"ah me aeposltion OF j: ".
turner "a DS.lll ivTfUoEy. VINO Iuposss 10
ha. .rG tugwn Dr.; MAYNARD uhc Mrs. Parker,
sisters 81 LIiter w. tuiteau. anu TO having
roS3E"od c"m AZ insane.
John A. MAJ. co'orsh LAWYER who resides
near tho Government Asylum for the lhstee.
Snsr @ az as s hsA hx-sutys aaian tsen teen or @
!iu:os drrtnc the months ~ May ana june, He
thought Ia was a crazy man when no nr cav
him. Wtncss had seen many crazy people. and
this man npteared TO hin 10 be crazy. lie mad
Mr.. .Davilce innuired how the, crazy man
looked. Just as he doos now. replied the
witness: except that he had bundle oi papers
with him.. -
Mrs. Frances Scovile. sister to the prisoner
winsss stand. Sho said her age was i5 Her
ANTI ani her S'I nothor % Jane Howe Gui;oau. The
yeT's cd when har mother died. She romem-
ner.d her iuo.hor from tho time the witness
was 8 years old. Size was siek u vary long time
| at the time that Charles wns born. Witness
| had been tol that her sickness at that time
lnsiei a,year ana ar. Kememherod seeing
| fore Charles WIS born. Hor aunt had subse-
queutly given her tamong other keepsaSc-l tue
| tltt tim. her mother always wore a cap. Never
| saw her mother walk in tue stree, after that
| Luther Theodore. who dled when he was 2
! ycnrs o'l Gui who wGs torn with q crooked
| foot and limb. and Ju,ia Cathariue. who died
| tn"tSerTs death. Her mothers sicknGss was
| aitrii.lod with n very severe l1in in her head
| and hor hair never grew aalin.
Her first recollection OF Charles wn5 that hr
| was troublesome Child. because he was very
:tI.,n ans emG.t. Ifa wa. sent to SCI col quite
y5un .;---yshe y.Gcs o!I--iD i"arn t. fali. II,
| could Iuars noisH =. tut could not Talk. He used
t.u worl ptu' iOr come" and the word
p.il" Tor quad" Ills fa,bcr punished him
ior Il; Int that made no difference. Re thought
thu be could uct comprehrNt the difference.
Afr t. = III ,tnrr's death he lived for year
- WI! h!sgfanL.aielr and then e.no bac. 10
his father.
Nfnt.ss vas married in January 1883 while
CNrrc, wa iyiuR vith his grandfather. Sub
stquoa'.y. ahcn he vas y vars ODD Ec lived
-. nj TO scuroi. She reaOiisvted uotaing uecu-
liar about him ther. except that he Was very
eTnctIonats aud she was very much ja'Led 10
him. Then ho wrut 10 lis fuller. aud
FubscqueLtiy, when lie Was II years
old. he camo again 10 live with VII;
ness n. OAK Park near Chicago. He attended
school at Commercial College. Chicago. and
after thai he went back to Freeport and from
there le went to Ann Arbor 10 ATTEND school.
Size went to Ann ArAor 20 ses him. as she had
been irformel that he was gong on worse than
her father had ever done. Sne found that he
had aLnndoned his studies. and was giving his
wllol. tilns nud attention To- studying The Berean
and ths publications. Of thu On.ida Community.
Sne argued VITA him for t. whole even nR. ap-