New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-24

ability. Those
enc 1susons buf also hallucinaODs OF sight or near
and thew have spoken OF their intention before al
nSgniy he said is disease OF the brain character
lied by arrangement OF ne nahu Ne and in Of
December. He has been present ~ Cpu.h % - Tho
since the Goth OF November heard tle teeo ty Giz re-
risoner and watched his movements ana noteu ms ri
marks when he first visited the IAN w ~ , me
him If he expert lie tod MN ~ ~ tc poarCu
Hon and he said that be summoned 10y ne EeeHy
That on the Occasion o. Wy ~ ,ycre nofnra
0niet and pleasant lie was StralRhti"FWAiu IA 40 iIo
statements In the second interview .ns pi lam ~
oiiu.d an ono occasions 10 auFWHf QUtst"i"'
The -Attorney-Assu his testimony on INC
stand g so 9e GoFTgo %.1 me- d the 'fr,d,nt
The prisoner Gntrrrupung)-Iiow does he Know any
'"lS Wine On the assumption that he was telling
rho trnth 40 FIR he knew with regard 10 the hciu
Ti Iif M giycn nv himself embodied the main facts OF
bis life, 8hould Doe OF thc opinion . on oner was
sane Publications OF approval on tEo part Oh tue
Tie prisoner (angry)-IIow mucn do You expcci 70
GET Tor thai opinion Duc,urI You have been here 'Aieo
or four week. ana ought to set about S'oo'
TIE ASSASSIN AGAIN PRONOUNCED SANE.
tn, District tlorncy-Yo heard The hypothetical
question that was read to Dr. Dimon Yesterday A.
uaiu- m. propositions therein stated ~ he true st1e
your orip as n whether The prisoner was sane or IN
sane ar the time OF shooting President Garfield
ewi,ne,.-A.sgu.ns those propositions to he hie'
nv opinion s that the Pr oner was sane on tue "a oi
Jnly ...-.-,,,.-,.,. 600, s-oo no,.
'o Zine D.rlcAttornoy-Yo also head the additional
t,n"tir,irii question; suppu5in- the proportions
l tc1 ~ he fr,e state whether IN yonr opinion
the piisoner wa, or insane on she ~ oi july -
The iSa rc ,s a Sane on he - Of July
The prisoner d'itiery know &Fed ae,, aC9rs
two snaus about The expert testimony hVe hhnten
men wcr, to into court and swear tl"l was rlUC
on the "a Of july, would nor care -nap ~. ,,g
do not know auying about no" lhI my Ircc ,-,. q.
DESTROYED. That is the issue here The Lofd KNOWS
am nHe c Cox scyc.ey-whai, the Of saying that so
oiT The prisonpr-I want 10 get it down solid.
Judge CoN-it Il ALREADY down s ,, ,,.-.fonds if
and the jury understands 10. -.
judge 'ox-Tnr jury 10 nGders'indit
Mr. bayacc-saliricit has been developed to show
hlt the prisoner has h!s free aEency ~ regard 10 p.Hl
conduct IN court ana 80 il "O''' '"c TO- ''' '"
The ,risoncr-I have lu't good right 20 talk here
that al This moment am any more iuslu" ta3n yo are
but do ray that. or On, II day -. july Lash ana 'or
M DdyiIgy Then n you are sane now yon can behave
INC prisoner GusolontIyj-I here "a my own c5ur-
SCI and have iu+i ~ good r1ght to nlE ~ Won have.
You "tlky tine morning entirely -ir baydse
You are Ike q boy with tHc GlIrrHUl.
The vines wa, then crosse SanIcd by ,r scoyiio
AMI was required to state the Pc.agiii,s o. trce
sane patients aborng under insane delu-iou- ~ hor
cidal character The FIRST ne drscrib a. alt oi
A., irtIistron. man Who thought bimso' az all times
t.f la,l ,f.r -. D.. no..
Voice from he lord commanding him to execute Ills
Will The second was q poor shoemaker. about hity
years y, st y" ~ ' % - ,, 81 90 S ' "6i'
I'M. man had become y very earnest student Of the
Ic md md finally come 70 think that a.. Lord lad
commence hl ~ g,, l,'7 ,a 70 ~ , and @
he came 10 tnG n,a, G I.qn ,3J W., ~, va, vas, uI
lu W ',, M "a "a f. ,i.,,'t,r Al, - le
had instruction, from the Lord 10 hili her IN order "a
-, ,, =, u M. as,lrTD ni-o irg.-;rri i.gt he VS.
r''' i..-ri h. trG Ir'l,itt A. KIN 81 Eliyl0D lie
IN t-cq.rrr tnc WINES sry.I .I, hrcaic
he wonid moi l,t hn ont. II, SAID uat the Lord had
mo- H. had set for h.u AMI he seemed
to thn" '''. .4' ""Ir'- Va an "!7l ., , ,n
H. ht |' G ,5t'iI i, irnariU.I HAL she yo. com.
maGied 60 h' el ci dr'n' ana cane To- The as' iDg
not been restrained nr mi-n have NiIci Der children.
I,at wo-Ii a.t"at A.,ns.iA,g %" u.' .' i-',IIli ~
Those were the only thrc, cases Of insane RELIGIONS de
sion MAJ lnv "''ht f'h'.''I'' 'li- n'I"i.,s' $780,
Mr. oro' .i' "-ard tt. WIN, H"'"'' '' 'I''
to me ny H ,.i' l b i, ,i ly .J
TO remove th. President. The answer, o. lag Wines
we're claimed ~ Nr .o' ,.. ~ ~. ...-7 '. y uc
couri rcpoHy TIE w.tar.' dd not assam, that re
supposed d1"iral' m ~ the pr.'ncrs i,ihd was ne
result Oh insane '''u ioh ne ' no. 10 .Nt ~
prisoner hat aaE cn" nan!.ati'. ron 'h" L"id lie
dii not beh''c 'A'' ~ va" H'i'''H '"'P''"'
IHE Ni'NL'' ND i"' "N '''' W ~
Tho rrlsonor Wa hon st.r n.pr,i' either was
-, II. rae ,o. 4, q, matter ~ fer, I MIA i,.
inspired or WIS h"'' ~ iI'''' ~ ''' "'' '',
spircd The lord EIp"s 20 ana khn" IT, Hh' great
NM. ,,e,.le On .iDcrlra are beginning 70 SNOW H.
No. NJ, ,..Il,y. nj all IL, %. D..,,,s i,-
MT S'o''i. ~ '"' ''' '' ''' " - '' 90
spring people TO do acts al inc present H+'
Inc wItnDs7-NOt OF thai character tA3Pnnae IN
COURT 49,.
The pri5oarr- .'t t''Ns- !o'' ''' H''''' H'h' j"
your hil 1nI so h,,-,r "a ,is ,uos,i,r a. IN ri,,c-
Mr.. -roviiir aSd' pr''''' ''.' f''l .'
the 8imtss 1a-Jnrd tt' 'h' prisoner h"h,T'f r'r''
thai hc WaH Inspired. Tue witness lciIrl tua' ut hdd
assumed that there 100 evidence t1a' iIr prisoner
inspired that De w., Nhn.I any u','h' 't'H-ion.
The yitscs, then wanted TO know what Ias meant hy
n-IIratior II was simply happy ought, tlr uris
outr had hat. IL U WIS au insane d'n-1n hr bad NOT
Til. prisoner orII said. whom rc cam" 10 my cell
that SUNDAY, That lt was grand conception. % grand
conception.
Nr. SCO1llD-ihr question CONSISTS COT Two p1Ir Hf'i,
whether you believed thd, mere was any inspiration "i
the prisoner.
THO Wtneo9-N" W,pId.I'" 10 i'' "' inspiration u
considered aH i.- ih' "'i,"l. .,..
Mr.. sc0'ilir- Inc tJH' pan q. N"'.'ri y" .d'l,d
that Tbs prisoner hai lut h"A'7t t'h lhal ne Wa 10
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