Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-09-13

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| "Rut y my i,fnrma,, soiI u,horo n Int
ons Ife betwnen him and Tho r.varsion tn
| Largo estates and thu, I,fn is a n,or ono I
| ho,i,ya ,,,,, nos, ,h,,. 4. I. ,aiL ,h.,,,, ,ha
| man ,vbo stands in his vav h,i,, mai If
| a, Ralnb Carristop will yet Tho manaya-
| mept nf ev.rvtbi,,
| After tbis n.yxs f.,t ~ ,,or, ,,o, oy.r
needful to keen n watcbfu, ave ~, NV friend
| So for as knav ,bere hal h.on No rscrr.
romeo of tho trance and r.gon to ho,,o tha,
nrnner tra.tmon, vn,,J ,,yoct n c,n,,,Io,.
rure whom 10 NV oroat olorn, and on,,o,,.
ance Carriston wbile si,ting with mo snJ.
denly and without warni,o foil int, tho
| s,mc stro,ga state nf h,dv and mi,d a.
nrnv;orslv d.sc scrihod Tbis ,in,o bs .os s;,D
| yr, in a,n,hor nor, ~ Tho rnnn, A,,ar
| votcbi,cr hin, fn, !. ,i,,,,to az, ,,,o .,5 a.,
as was making nm ,nv ,,ird IN orouso Iin,
| o,a sc,Ia bi,, ,hnro,,,,hi,, Co.. III. ,.u,. H.,
snran, 10 bis feet onJ sbont,no ~ a; b,r
| yol Iooss ber saw ru.bnd yioIan,,,,
| across the room-so Violently that I bad
| barely time TO interp,se and nreyent him
| from coming into contact with tba onnnsi,.,
wall
Upon returning 10 his senses be told ma
| with great eYcitemspt thai bo had oooir
seen Madeline. moreover this time ba had
| .ocn a man with ber--, man yb, bo5 ,,lao.Si
his hand nnon nor wrist and lont IL th.r..
.rd go occordi,e, IN c.rriston,l ,,Id 500
.,rin, bacano an acc,,rn,-af ,ha a,,r,aa,
,isihIo ,n Ill.,, '
He fold mo ba bod ,,o,oba, ,ho,, f,r .o,,,,
moments until tho man t;gbte,ing HE rri,,
ON the oirrs arm endn,vnroJ ba tbn,',h,
io lead her or induce bor 4, to,Iow hin, s,,na'
WHARF Al tbi. i,nctura ,,o,,,,o ,h.t h,
was yazing A. a yision he had ,,,.hsi 70 bor
scrihnd. . then no ovoke
ue aIso tnId ma IN. b.a s.rd;od ,,, r,.,,,,
features and general anneoranc. mo-, cora
fnIIv With . yieu 10 fu,nro rscoTri,;on An
these ridiculous statements uere made ne ha
made ,be former ONES with tho air - ono
reIat,ng simrle pndani.bla f,cts-'on. s,.,aL,
ING the nlain unvsrnisb.d truth and ox-
pectlnr fun credence 10 be given 10 his
u,ro,
II ,y,s too .bsur,, too cal, 7. 1.u..,.;,.,.
10 mo that tho Inn rri.r he, u,eep bis baIlu,ina
tiors draams visions ar ,ybot.,o,. ho ,,l,s,
to call tha,, and nnr', ir,on,,, ,,.s ro,,,
very slight and fragile ono p,,t hotnr, 7
gsys bis case mn ms Son.,ess 7 d.t.r,n;rsJ ,r
make another strong anneaI IN bis cor,,nor
.epse told him of bis cnsip,s visit tn ma
of his intentions and propost,on hoo.
red him to consider what conseouepces bis
.xtraordiuary beliefs and e.travapapt ac-
tiops must eventually entail He listened
attentively and calmly.
you see now he said show RIGHT I vas
in attributinp all this 10 Rnlnb Carriston~~
bov rie,bt | wa. 10 co,n, D., ,,n,, aaa,o. %
standing who can voncb for NV sanitvn y
"Vouch for vour sanity, How can wb.n
YOU sit here and talk such arrant nonsepsa
and exnect mo to hell, va itt ybn, yo,, i,,,,,,'
from your char and rush madlv at some
visionary foei Sane ms Won NAV be in all
else, nny evidence could give in yonr favor
must break down in cross-examinatinn If nm
inklinp of these thing. got aInut Come
Carriston, be reasonable and prove your
sanity by setting abuut thi, search for Mis-
Rowan in a proper way.n
He made no reply. but walked I'M and
down the room apparently in deem tbongbt
Nv words seemed To haye had no efYact u,.,,,
him. Presently he seated himself. and as
if to avoid returning to the argument dr.w
a book mt hazard from INV sbelvs. ami b.,.n
to read He opened the volume at random
but after reading n feu lines saan,oJ s,,.,,oi,'
by something that met his ewes. and in n
few minutes was deeply immersed in the
contents of the book. / glanced at il to 90,
what had SO awakened hi, interest Bva
curious fatality he had chosen n booL Tho
very worst for him III his present frame of
RECENTLY pnbIshe1 nfa of
William Blake. that ma ,teriv me,,oir of
man who WINS ON certain noints a. mad os
Carriston himself was about 10 remon-
strate, when he laid down the volume and
turned To me.
..Varley, the paipter" he said "was
firm believer in Blake'. visions "
"Varley was a bigger fool than Blalsr
retor,ad '"Fancv his sittinp doyyn aud
watching his clever but mad friend drau
,pectrsI heads and believipg thru ,o bo a,ar.