The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-09-08

WUKEsBARRE, Pa, Sept. 7.-Wihiam
Iud,ou Garrison, farmer boy living near
here, was married Thursday and immodi-
aley after the ceremony, on realizing what
he had done, became raying maniac.
Lizzie Boged, a comely country lass,
seventeen years old, spent the morning
Thursday with her lover looking for
clergyman to make them one, but all the
reverend gentlemen refused on account oil
the youth OF the would.bc bride. Then
the girls father went with them to a rural
justice. and on his approval the squire
consented to perform the ceremony, which
was soon finished, and after Squire An.
dersOn had kissed the bride he sat down TO
his desk and wrote out the marriage certih-
cate. Young Garrison had just kissed his
bride, and while the justice was writing he
observed in quiet, ordinary tsne oil
voice.
TAM INSPIRED BY GOD
The bride bu>hed at the strength OF this
comp ,iment, but she grew pale when Gar.
riSon suddenly overturned the table,
wtenched the leg Of chair and charged on
the astonshed wedding party. They al
fed In a moment and the newly made hus.
band enjoyed himself by smashing every.
thing in the room. The stove was broker
to pieces, dishes were smashed and tn,
door was splintered. When he hat
finished the work OF destruc.
ton he went nut on the stoop Of
the house quietly removed his clothing
and then started On run through the VIII
ace. small crowd pursued him over /,
bridge which spans a creek, and called out
to Thomas Stiler, who was fishing 10 {
boat, to head of the man. lie did so, ant
Garrison was at last captured and led back
to The Justices office. There he was clothed
aud bound with ropes. A commitment wa
then made out and the party was about to
start for Wilkesbarre to have him placed In
jail, when he said II they would 90 by h'
fatber-in.law' house he would accompany
them quietly. His wish was complied with
and his
FRENZY APPEARED TO sUBsIDE.
Upon arriving at his wife's home he said
he was hungry and asked for supper. He
ate a hearty meal and chatted pleasantly fol-
awhile, after which he retired and was moi
disturbed unit o clock this morning He
was then aroused and told that he would
have to 20 to jail. The rews angered him
/ aud he made vigorous tLht hut was event
| ually oyerpowered bound hand and foo
| and tied up in blanket. Limp and help
less he was then placed in a wagon ant
! brought to this city. 1t was with difficult.
! that several policemen could hold him o
conduct him TO the padded cell which |
provided for manacs. Deputy Wardei
Mcdonald had half his beard torn out, ant
several Of the officers were badly bruised
| Garrison held on to McDonald's beard un
til his wrist was pounded with bunch o
! keys and nearly broken. As soon As he ha(
been turned loose in his cell, Garrison
TORE OFF ALL HIS CLOTHING
and DESTROYED his bed tick. Then he hunl
| the fragments through the bars OF his cell
Food was offered 10 him, but he refused Il
Sometimes he becomes quiet, then again b
pours out stream OF profanity and OBJ
seenity, mingled with pious platitudes. T
the correspondent who saw him in his &c
to-day, he said that he was the lord G
lords and the king Of kings, and that h
was now in the bonds OF iniquity.
HE WAS NEVER INSANE BEFORE,
but MS mother passed some time in an asy
lum. The young bride is Frustrated wit
grief at the strange effect the marriage b!
had upon her husband. She he's taken
her bed, and 1t Is feared that her terrib
misfortune may affect her brain.