The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-06-23

,..,o,8 nrocess OF the tempor.i bone, Ias 70
the mast i'd cells and lot Out 9vAns,.y -
nurulent matter. The paticnt tne.S . ,,e,.
felt relieved. and slow impio i.,Sortir1I
tinued, with the exception or = So ,1s,c ~
ance OF pain and an Increased aisS.l,l. e-, n
purulent matter al Irregular 10 and
until about June. 1881. when the ". sc .,
discharge ceased; there was neeeqo .s.,,
howeyer from time 20 time, ana NV w.
dition was such as 10 make
ENTIRE ABsTENTIoN FROM CUISINES
Necessary. and he accordingly wss
dored abroad by his physlciansy oL 49,
them going with him % New 1oa AZ
Gauss his medical advisers oecniSa
necessary; and no spent bis uno ls.i sbo.
cling accom- panied by friend. uhttl -
Spring OF 1882, when ne fetntnsfS tefanl-
After hts return he had occaslonAl "a 80
matory symptoms connecteo ML.sn.,sed
.0ected ear. which were accom- ~ dia-
ysith headache. The hearlns 800 nv the
esaed ear WAS rendered lhikSlAee ~ sfned
shoya deserted trouble, and mas a..s that
tho brain OF this young man, ~ 3y.e5 moro
the Aforesaid injurieE, was ~ NJ - Formal
sensitive TO excitement than 10 fsnderly
state; that this young man W. and Ills
snd dev1tedly alta he'd 20 his lath ~ 80 go Tie
mother: that for some three years isSartain
sasant hereinafter mentioned k1tshed
nowgnauer OF large circulation, pu ,,,-
in ne city of his residence. hso S.,5th
tinnalIv and constantly sssnleu 49,
strong and bitter language tho onsst t.ss-
enterprises Of his father sn S sLa ne NJ.
honor and integrity of his iatnef, 49, 49,. = q
nominated him 40 one OF the mOnsed a
inhumanity. as n merciless tyrant, s.,i
one who deserved criminal prosecutiu,A.s,
had charged his father with having soushss
TO corrupt Legislatures and the press n-.
accused his father OF shameless roboolys
of crimes against the community ., t NV
grossest acts OF inhumanity; Of untTuthliu ~
ness. of rapacity: OF licontiousnosst anu ~
having promoted the lasclvious pleasv1 a.
of others; OF having been instrnmenlSai ~, ~
selling white women TO black mon Tor Ia
famous purposes and in setting up ~
tern of slavery the worst the Worlu n.a
ever seen; had accused his father or cheas'
ing his CLOSEST business friends ana eHi
pIoyees, and OF having porpotrated tno
grossest frauds upon such friends anu GU
ployees, and held up has fathcr anu e'~
different members OF
HIS FATHERS FAMILY
To scorn, contempt and obloduy, and had
sueered contemporary at his notper
now, suppose this young man had READ tne1o
articles and believed the statements mere
in contained TO be wholly untrue, aho t1 ~.
he and his father had had numerous ols
cussions about the matters contained IN
those articles, and particularly ABOUT tn ,.l
outrageous and untruthful Character, with
the result OF exciting this young nhn,
which excitement would be followed By
mOOdiness aud depression OF splflt, ~
suppose that some three days before the
assault in question. this newspapssr nae ~
the AZORES said character, against ms IetheI
that this article was discussed DctWegh
father and son on the morning or It's puD-
LEGATION, with the result OF affecting MIN
10 a greater extent than no had been
affected by any previous article suppose
that these constant and bitter attacks, ana
the discussions with his father in relation
thereto, had q manifest effect upon tho
conduct and disposition ofthis young man.
80 manifest as 10 excite the observation OK
his friends and acquaintance that ~
stead OF being cheerful and buoyant in dis-
position as before, he became moody ana
depressed; suppose this last puNllca-
ton some three days before the assault IN
question, had an especially plarkeo enect
upon this yeunR man, 30 much SO az to
entirely incapacItate him from attending
to his business; that he was nervous,
EXCITED AND GREATLY AGITATED.
That he walked to and fro without OBJ
jet; that he broke off In sne middle oL
sentence; that no was In state or mentni
suffering, and was entirely unlike him'
self. Now, suppose that while he YVES In
this condition he accidentally saw the pro-
prietor OF this newspaper near his puoiica.
lion office and, on SO seeing him, walked
after him into this publice ton once, ana
there assaulted with loaded pistol and
wounded the proprietor OF the newspaper
in questionable pistol not having been
procured OF carried with any view 70 ouch
assault. And suppose, further. that before
this assault this young mans conduct hsa
been most exemplary; that he had always
been amiable, peRceable, quiet and law
abiding; now. under such q Hypothetical
case what would be. in your opinion, the
condition of tho mind ct this young man
at the time of this said ASSAULT
Mr.. Lloyd objected because statementT
WeFe made in tho question which were NOV.
true. lie particularly objected to the
statement that Mp. Sprsckels had been
spoken OF IN a contemptuous manner.
The objection was overruled and an ex.
ception taken. The witness reptile = - Il
am Of the opinion that the injury and con-
dition of his brain was a predisposinR
cause Of insanity, and that the emotion
excited by the contact r, ferred to would
be a probable exciting cause OF insanity.
That is as far as / can go"
Here the Court, after the statutory adj
monition TO the jury, took a recess until 2
y. NJ.