The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1884-05-18

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LINCOLN. H.. May ie.--Ths week viii 600
Orrln A. Carpenter. tho onos wealthy end
highly respected citizen Of Lincoln. homeless
waadsrer. He has sold his property In this
oity and closed Out his businssA and h going
NO one knows whittier. He II the first man
who was ever banished from the State Of hi.
nois By maAs convention Of the people. His
ostraeism has been complete. He goes because
be cannot live hare. No one will buy anything
OF him or sell him anything. No one will speak
TO him ON the street or elsewhere. His wife
and bis beautiful daushten are served In the
same way. Friands and fellow church mem
bsrs. who have known them oil and been
associated With them In many GOOD works for
yesIs past troat Thorn - strAnGars. The feel
Ing II unanimous; tho ostraeism universal
In spite Of Carpenter's aoQuittA Of the muir
der OF Fora Burns. his former housemaid. the
ballet IN his guilt y general. Tho circumstan-
tial syidspce. which IVES strong and In some
raspeots damnins It the trial. has bssn made
moro % since then By fresh discoveries. and No
one here doubts bis guilt for . moment Whsnit
was known that CARPENTER had been acquitted
large posters were issued In this city calling
nsetiAg OF oitiDens at the Court House TO take
action relative 70 the failure Of justice In his
oAas. Al the sppointsd hour moro thaA four
thousand men assembled. Alling The Count
House. the yard. and The streets adiaosnt.
Everything was conducted In An orderly mas
nss. the best men in the county taking the load
In the proosedings After many bitter speeches
had bsen made. In which the administration Of
justice was severely criticised. the following
resolutions. with long preamble attached.
-were pssssd without dissenting voice:
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20 that the lmnye q III. vicm does NO! soften his
s.s *: M:y ;1S 'pG' will teach him
nramnan 81 gca u Of the
soon as he should return to this City. and for
mally present him with the resolutions For
ws he hut a
sentont Al once % Sall ths COMMITTEE tossthsT
asas a' shs
and. In order 70 make UP tho full number. sub-
o Sn hs wse
mitsss formed ip line: followed ~ :. i@mssse
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=: mass %ss'iSs anS al shs ,i IssolSsiSn: q
where . large crowd had assembled out
Suna1ea or more "thar Csizsns
UP the lawn to the front door. formed line In
front Of the house. and awaited action. II. t,
answered Ems, ia psrsSn: The Qhsirmsn rendered
When no could contro! bis Voice he said s:n00"'
any more about how she lost her life than you.
1n have sssn bsri citizen IT. hero oi
in which You have come" ''' 'H' ''u'f'' way
While this interview was IN progress the
house remained very quiet. and no d!sorderiy
demonstrations were made. Tho Chairman
then gayo the committee the order, to counter.
and di:p per- The sealed snVolopS c eontain:
Ing the resolutions q the mass ,meotine was
committee Withdssw. and notwi.6s SsS Sis
refusal to receive It. 1t was known that he was
yell aware Of Its contents. In q day or two
Carpenters business partner reported quietly
as subsequent events proved this stament to b
true. no one has cared to hurry matters
and 1t has taken him some timo to settle them.
II Is estimated that his defense ct the trial for
murder cost him not less than III. 900. and his
time. The sale OF his residenOo this week
closes his career here. AID It 10 now known that
ed that he intends to 90 to Colorado. and also
that he will settle In Nassach usstts. No one
knows and no one cares. % long - he 10 never