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The Meeker herald., 1888-07-07
pin,,s.a To Chicago.

The Chicago. Santa fc y California
railway. being the Chicago extension of
;hc htcliisnn rnail, is completed 10 Chi.
cagp. aad commence, an SUNDAY, hpiil
.1ih, To rtm through trains from Kansas
city. Topeka. A,chison aud -. Joseph
To that city. Tie iraiu- o. the new
lire will he ui the VcSiibul- pattern. Of
which 81 much has been said in the
East. and will give the people Of tile
IVES; an opportunity 10 dip In and en-
joy this much yaun,ed luxury. The
idea OF populagifing the line with trav-
cl.rs has induced the santa fc to make
u notable innovation connected with It's
Ncs;ihulc trains: no extra charge Will
H. made. Al eastern lines charge extra
for III. additional accommodation.
The Meeker herald., 1888-07-07
s,rir,n. While III. Iron 4. sso,.

The following appeared rs II special
In a recent issue OF the Denver Repub
lican, which. II true, and We no have res'
son to doub, II, Chicago has cooked heI
goose as a convention city:
Chicago has thrown OH all semblnce
OF disguise and Is reaping the harvest
while the grain Is ripe. Hotels are
charging All they can get for cots, rang
ing from 81 20 - per night, while tile
restaurants charge extra FOR butter,
sugar, milk, salt and pepper. Al the
s0da-water fountains petty ilse of 3
cents per glass has been made, and the
signs over the fountains ROW read:
soda water, cents; two for 10 cents.
"!Iundr.ds OF men and boys are on
the streets selling at 10 cents and 2j
cents advertising fans prepared ior free
distribution bY railroad companies and
business houses. Booiblacks have
caught the fever, and u l0'cent shine
now costs the unwary ~ cents, Al the
peanut stands the price has been raised
from 10 10 cents per sack and the
capacity Of the sack reduced At the
theagers the innocent pay Tor Their
tickets outsidc-s quarter TO tile usher
for programme and 70 cents extra for
reserved seats Up s,airs and she down
stairs.
"Two Indianapolis gentlemen went TO
the Chicago Opera House near the close
OF the last act, aud when they Inquired
fur tickets the loS-Ofiiec man turned 10
Tia. doOT-kecper aud asked: Shall We
t1ke their money nows' You bct,' rc'
Piled the door-kecper, do them for a
half anyway The ticket man turned
10 the strangers and said; 'tiI,y cents,
now; you Will get 10 see the crowd.
The street eat lines are charging double
fares by the two conductor process,
Oue starts In al the srip car aud goes
through collecting the customary niokel'
A few minutes later he LisappraGs and
new conductor passes through and de-
nands anolhcf 5-ccIt piece. \ great
many protests are heard, hut conductor
\ %. knows only that he MUS, have his
lickcl.
The barber shops are the worst pit
.alls OF all. III. uusophis,!caicd are
iceccd without rompune;icn. i.csi-
Tents of Chicago upon leaving the chair
,ru handed the customary check for 10
'cuis. while the inan wearing a couNrn-
ion badge il inulciei In the sum of ~
,euls for u shave, - cents ior Sham- !
10 OF sca,lulm and 70 cents iu. hair |
rat, aud many IL those who cannU, say |
no ARE punished for n lack Of iTmncss. |
)nr gentleman, with his hair cut 30
hort that IL could not bc pulled out
With twcczegs. When lac entered the bar
,cT shop agreed 10 permit the tonsptlai
ITtisi t1 ,Tlm his locks nj the sides |
where the hair was cracked indu!gcd
u shampoo aud shave, and paid III. |
.asti-r. under protest. Si.ia.
The cabmcn char.. according 10 the |
general appearance Of tis customer NIL
III. Why from :: 10 So an hour. Five
cent cigars Of the worst possible quality
NJ. freely sold N, two fot - cents. md
aud iO-ccnirB ARE u luxury at - cents
each. onc-ccni papers arc sold BY the
Tot n nickel. and j-c.n, lead
pencils FOR 10 cents. and Fabcr's fof ~
cents. Like cS;or,icn Of petty sort Is
nj ever, turn
The Meeker herald., 1888-07-07
Nc.,l..ir rr.,n. to Cnre.s..

III. vcstibulc train Is new factor In
Western railroad transportation. 1t Is
claimed for these trains that un account
of their being connected 10y steel huotls
all danger of ,clescoring In case Of ac-
cidcnt IL removed, the train bciug
practically one long ear. 1t Ia certain
tina, the oscillation Of ih. cars is greatly
reduced. and 1, is also certain that the
vcstibul. trains afford the creates; com
for, vet known 10 travellers. The adop-
ton Of this style Of train by the Chicago.
Santa Fc X California Halfway between
Kansas Ci;y and Chicago is n strong bid
for the passenger traffic between the
West aud Chicago. This new road is
In many particulars ahead of amy OF its
older competitors, and will undoubtedly
bc the popular road 10 Chicago.
The Meeker herald., 1888-07-07

Is al probability the next Legisla-
turc will lie called upon 10 organize
.nure new counties than has ever fallen
to the lot Of any previous Legislature.
The people Of Ebert want their county
cut up into four divisions. and nearly
every county in Eastern Colorado is
making pruportionatc demands. a
meeting WAS held recently at Hugo 10y
representatives Of all sections Of Ebert
county to arrange on plan of division,
anu four were figured out. That county
Is about the size Of Garfield. and no
doubt the question of dividing the lat
ter will be brought forward once more.
The Meeker herald., 1888-07-07
brigham ,.uur.. Head, WI.

1, is believed tha, the following ancc.
do,c Of brigham Young has never be-
fore been published. The high priest
nf the Normons often had to exert the
whole of his wonderfully quick Wit In
urler to preserve the faith that his fol-
lowers had In him. 4 certain elder.
while ohopping wood. had Gu, his leg so
soon n. lie was able he came to Young
aud stated his case to him somewhat rs
follows:
II have always been good Mormon;
I have several wives and n good many
children. and In my present manned
condition do not know how | atm TO
provide FOR them. believe truly that
sou are ChriS,'s representative on earth.
aud that YOU have all the power that lie
had. Ii YOU like YOU can work mira
clcs, IL You like YOU can give me n new
leg. and now | ask YOU to do it,
Young asscnted TO all the iattering
propositions ns they were laid down.
and when the elder had finished speak
ing. he said:
Il can give YOU new leg, and will,
but want you to think about 1t first.
When the day Of judgment comes,
wherever you are buried your old leg
will find You out and join itself TO YOU.
hut If | give you new one. that will
rise with YOU. too. aud the question is
whether you would rather suffer the in
convenience Of gettirg along with one
for few years here or 20 through all
eternity with three legs
The choice was quickly made. and
Brigham Young's reputation as mir.
acle worker was saved.-New York
| Tribnne.
The Meeker herald., 1888-07-07
Twas Ever Ghus.

1t looks very much as IL the Meeke
band is defunct. Efforts have beer
made By few Of the members to ge
up meeting and have regular prac
ticing, rs they used 10 do, but they wcr'
futile. Like n candle, there woulc
be an occasional Kicker bat that WA
all. There is good material In the
/ band which We are sorry to lose, and
we will be excused the following hat
rangue. which may be- sung to the tune
/ of The Broken Hearted Stranger II
also helps to annihlatc newspaper space.
Nevertheless We hope they are not dead
but merely sleeping:
The Neeker brass hand has gone u Eoos'.
Hans craps ont on the door;
You may nc'r hear the big lass drtIm'
A OF yuu heard b.fnrc.
hut yet the man that whnekcd That drum,
Win s!i his might and fnHin,
wnl ts!l you though the, brcaihe'i their last,
The Moekcr brass i'tnd dies game.
There were The ttHors iha; onc2 PlHyei'
Ani rsni tho mlluIsht air;
Win sweet disson.. ami Hlrio-iy,
That matt the peuplc stare.
Though z,rle tVTpusi and lssssd away,
lu-i Ike summer slsh,
We Wunt forget ihuso tenor tunrs
Ne heard m days gunr 10y,
Harry who piayc,i the bia lass hori,
lie played IL with a will
AMI When he cime tu hi ~in,
Ynu scarcely oouli III sili.
The hais would gai,. ufs.n yuur besii.
fFG NIuf
IIr- vi hat Nc call iu country tsini.
itass player number one,
And Nrsn the sitpes they dii play,
They ci'ur in vita shsrA.
You'd ihiHN % va a iulso4i train
I'nrt hai rin q tho trses,
Houston g.uull uIy ''plz-p ihsr",
Don't blas them hUyns uut .iTaighl.'
Nui then ,ou'i know they'i tli their ~hark.
Ani Dee vas aluay' .ic,
snW. when the s0nF-is ihcy dld Plp
Win n-ioiy ,utiim.;
And rcish-d Ia s,t the ss-.f hi.h nusrs,
Int skipP-'i them ever, time.
AMI -; ihry struggled liAr hTHN- men,
Tuiil the tune ~s, PLAYED!
Though Wind AMI lip ts1sh gave cut,
Thcy never werr di'iusyc'i.
AMI ~h~n the baritone sa, played.
And -ith a Vim let lo-l--,
II bring ~ isark to our y"uns days
When 80 Fra.i Mother oo----.
INT Has IL. isi'i Auuy 'n r,i.i
on -aur shelf hlsh md try;
AMI itpbsf; vho rlayasi that iaF.sunr
wiii never ay soal4lyr.
Inc N-,,scr tsni is Ia.sinz zsEy.
Noi sven .ay Ing farewell;
Ies ar- they spins g. jrfi,',
or arr they suin. tu-I-li
Ti.s other taga- that -vh; tn; rasi,
~ bow they iuslt-l sud ,Tir'i;
ii1s 'a,- sal'i ''na, ,gu csnnai live
- they lAii iasn ani disd.
The Meeker herald., 1888-07-07

lr Is understood tltat the committe Of
Congress which investigated the Lead
ins strike will propose some strong leg.
islation Which 10Th the emloyer and
employee may gnl unsavory. Among
the propositions under consideration
are: First. an absolute provision for
placing in the hands OF n receiver nny
iailroad which, as result of differences
with lis employ es, fails for a period of
ten days to operate sho road: second, n
requirement that all train crews, but
no other class Of employees, shall give
ten days notice ct any intention to qui,
work: and third. that the companies
must giyetcn days notice TO their cm.
ployes OF reduction III wages. The
souw.ttae expect that they Will en-
The Meeker herald., 1888-07-07
Something isr,,.r in view.

II was one of those "cold spells" which
have visited ia frequently this summer.
and they two had-Iui,c in a prcmedi-
taied way-on the avenue.
what are you going TO do this even
ing 2" she asked, turning the batteries
Of two beautiful eyes full upon hin.
"Oh. l suppose III stay a, home and
hug the stove" he answered gloomily.
Come up 10 our house. She said
swectly. in "A suggestive voice.
Aud the beating of their own hearts
was all the sound they heard.
The Meeker herald., 1888-07-07

II Is reported q, Grand junction. says
ttr News of that place. that broad.
gauge ties are hcins distributed along
tie lin. Of the Denver and Rio Crandc
Western, all ~ which means that -
break will be- made so1n and III. third
;ail VIII BE- laid between that place aud
salt Lake. Tue Nows Is o; the opinion
that Il also means . connection with
The Midland at Glcnwr1i. aud the Rio
Grndc will ~ west via White river.
The Meeker herald., 1888-07-07
60 up Ahead.

Teacher 90 Now. children, here We
have the word "Intuilion." Who can
tell me what It meansy
Phenomonnlly bright scholar -in,u-
ition Is tim, faculty Of the human mind
which, enables q person 10 distinguish
at glance u paien, medicine advertise
meAykn real news nr'ielc.-Judse.
The Meeker herald., 1888-07-07
The Difference.

Boarder higgins Ito the landladyl-
Can You tell me. Mrs. Hathaway. the
difference between martyrs of old and
your boarders?
Landlady tcoloring up)-A good deal,
hope; but what is itp
The martyrs were brought and burned
to the stake, but now the steak is
brought bulued TO W. See?
The Meeker herald., 1888-07-07

AZ Aspcn paper remarks tina, ~, Is
Nrry generally admitted tia, riikiu
county lIAs tie Tish, 10 name the mex,
judge Of the District court \ year
ago b1,l candidate, were taken from
lJlkin, and ii Fooi timber can h. found
We cannot 1cu wiIy tile other counties IN
thu citc.dt should not come III iof thciI
inning. Garfield. for instance, has iis
STARE uI Ii,isa,'n. and IN turn entitled
~ tile itis,sllp.
The Meeker herald., 1888-07-07

roLi.G Judges oi Suw YORK c.,y arc
arrogn,.d icr ten Ycats With M annual
,alafy OF $1,000. The cat, chamber
lain Il appointed ipi four years. with an
annual SALARY OF 5000. besides large
irfquisi,cs, There ATE lafg. number
"i other oiiiccTs with an $500 sslary
attached. No wonder Tammauy and
the county Democracy are always
sggambling for these rich plCsings.
The Meeker herald., 1888-07-07

An Their late convention the Brother
hu~i decided by unanimous vote to
py all tue striking ;iremcn. engineers
anl swiiclnrn sioa month till the 10th
dY Of June is,.. Unless in the mean.
time N. Burlington gives in. nearly u
Scar will ciaps- before thx, date. and 1t
will take large amount of money 10
meet ihese payments. still. this is
nothing compared with whJ The Bur.
lingtun Will lose aA long ~ the strike
IS ON.
The Meeker herald., 1888-07-07
Au.;mri f.rIIrrn-n.

A ney- helmet for fr.men has been In
v-n,ed In Ilrymen. l, consists principally
Of a copper mask. which ls very light.
Tho wesrvss nose, mouth. and eyes no
cuiye through al India rubber tubs con
stan, s,reain Of pure air. which leaves tho
helmet hy En opening opposite tho eyes
and proy-lis tho entrance OF amokc. The
holms, has bcrn practically tested aud 1,
To h. used hy tho HsF.la tircmen. IL Is said.
New ioris Sun.
The Meeker herald., 1888-07-07
ne,,er nod no, Tho circumstances of lis

better had not the circumstances Of his
death been So distressing
"wha, Nclc the oircumsiareesE
We'll, you see, he was kilied py "
man WHO Rad had 10 experience what
ever in TINT lino. IL is sad OF course
10 be killed iy a professional but to DC
shot down by mere amateur Is awful
beyond description. My husband wts
n man OF much experience and to 'h'l'k
that he was taken OF 10y Il scrub from
st. Louis almost breaks my heart.
The Meeker herald., 1888-07-07
THE HERALD BRAND.

N stock branded MS above on any
Part Ug nnlmal from the tail w io Iislt
iciiuI ,hr cars. Range. Garfield.
Rouit. Grand. Eagle. l'i,kin and McsN
counties. Colorado, Eastern Utah ard
Southern Wyoming and Few select
patches Of feeding ground all over
T.. S.-No extra charge for cut, en-
craving. descriptive matter. or rngiay.'.
characters. nnd alsn includes a copy 81
Tns HERALD. Let the c"wlo, on 'h.
range know your brand.
The Meeker herald., 1888-07-07

ATrRR the nominations were mad. n,
Chicago last week the following resolu'
,iun was unanimously adopted, and II
constitutes the pruhlbillun plank; The
concern pf all government IS virtue and
slbf..ty og tie people and tie purity Of
the hom.. The Republican party SYM
pllhsEyl with al wise aud well Ill
rccyc,. efforts for the promotion of tenn.
rcgaucc and morality"
The Meeker herald., 1888-07-07
A 4n..lnn, ornesmIl, nre.,ea.

"Is everything In readiness ~ said
the Boston girl, rs size dipped the oars
into the water preparatory 10 taking II
row upon the polld.
An ready. '' responded her lover who
held the boat against the bank.
Then presume 1t is IN order To ie'
aucs, MIR. Gallagher 10 release the per
son of the een,lcT sex
So the lover let her go.
The Meeker herald., 1888-07-07
Sensations, Newspaper. 1. England.


Ali tho iaurles gazette, ar. not pub
ilsl.d In ,hl, country, Herr. for lns'anoc.
Is IN. Weekly Courier. of Liverpool. Eng
land. which rcc-It.y puhlishci tho follow
Ing Advertisement; "i.rmarssbl, Murder
Trials New Stories ~ Old ,r.nes.-
Their, will shortly 10 begun Ia Tho
Weekly Courier serbs, Of articles. risin.
detailed aud graphic accounts Of some o!
tho mu7lrr trials which have taken 'h,
dccr-s. hold ou VI no public ialnd Special
h;teaiida Will 10 gwen 10 rcinnTkAbl.
trials o. ioea! iaiens; Ia Liverpool and
Lancashire. Each article wiil iraro tho
erifnp from IT. inception. drs.flbs II,
u.;li5ia end Incidents. tho efforts of tho
ouipsits T. Sluis pursuit si.i capture. tho
lnclaefis ~ tho Trial. aud. finally. the ~.
-cu,luu of III. eunvirt-usually a; Kirk
dale ..sol. In tho prs-cacr of vas, multi
sgdca Of people New York Tribune
The Meeker herald., 1888-07-07
III. ssu.ir., r,sne.

My friend. he said, II trust tina,
YOU abominate liquor"
No. sir" replied his friend, I'm In
the business. | sell it,
"Why don't YOU give mp srch an nc
cursed business and engage in some
thing betterY"
"Wha-a I, give mp the liquor business
just Oh the eve of n presidential elec-
ton! say. old man, dye think lin
crazyP"-The Epoch.
The Meeker herald., 1888-07-07

Is the Eas, Ilic hra, has been intense
the past week, and the usual number Of
deaths by sunsisus" are reported. such
deaths arv foreign 10 Colorado, rs the
biimy mountain b!rczcs temper the
rays .! the sun. and the nighis.-wi,t
Col1;aioan would think .. sleeping un-
comfortably watiny THIS stat. is The
natural summer resort ior III. entire
country without any -,nse~rallon.
The Meeker herald., 1888-07-07
rosrorrcr ut'Llrriy.

iiasiin. '.saii i-aN's Nuii'isy. w~inrsisy ami
ffi,isy z' a ~. Arrives Ttic'.iiy. Thur.
'isy ansi saturday af or,n.
uraHd River nail ira,c. Mondays, w-inrs.
'isip ani ffsisy., al . a. IN. Arrives Ti-.-
drYs. Thurs.'sy. sad Saturdays. atop m.
iiaHE,iy mall lsnv-s Muflii,y u, .. N. Ar.
rive, nlur.,i4y ~ pm.
i'ic'-sttc- private uiaii leaves "Wednesday =; /.
.. IN. Sitiycs 'gu-s.isy,
Money orirr anil registry drrar'ncn, op-H
itufa "a. m. tot T.. IN.
j. Y. ttor.ro>. ru.ima.,sr.
The Meeker herald., 1888-07-07
Wha, vcs,d the widow.

Madam, your husband was Killed. |
believe" said n man, addressing Il
woman who lives on the border of the
Indian Territory.
Yes" she replied with sigh, land
could have borne tie uaia fortune MUG.
The Meeker herald., 1888-07-07

TnE dchoming craze Is suhsidins,
aud Il is said that many n man who
was iu hasir 10 got the horns sawed oii
NOW wish-, be hai tie power 10 replace
them on the hcails Of hi, humllia,ci an
The Meeker herald., 1888-07-07

iiAEnIsoS's Chinese record promises
To- be- the Banquo', ghost that will cou-
frnn, Republicans at every step In the
present campaign.
The Meeker herald., 1888-07-07

TuE Republican nominees are gen
orally considered 20 be- cmlnenuy rc-
srce,ahlc hut excite no gTca, amount Of
enthusiasm among the masses.
The Meeker herald., 1888-07-07

counter considerable opposition 10 some
of the propositions, but they neverthe-
less think that legislation is necessary.
The Meeker herald., 1888-07-07

WHEAT harvesting has begun In the
Ea-, and Tia. Voie.. at tho mefr, reaper
aud little brown bottle Is heard all over
The land
The Meeker herald., 1888-07-07

joy swAs j. again at the helm OF tile
tie Chief, aud the paper Is once more
straight Democratic.
The Meeker herald., 1888-07-07
Cause and is.-i.

Ciubmsn-The Mormon m.n have no
clubs. isuppozcf
Sal, Lake Man-Thsy hal 30; until
lately. but several clubs have bc"n started
within = ye-E.
"inieeai Thea tho rgTdrl tia, they
src Abandyulus palygaily mus; b, true. =
Omaha World
The Meeker herald., 1888-07-07
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
rNrrrn srNrI.. nrrlriAI...
STATE OFFICIALS

GnV-runr. MIA tiains
Lieutenant. .GnNuruur. y. ". Nrlifurn
s.rrviary u state. James Nier
A,iiiiiur. Darwin l.. kius.iri
Tr'as.irrr. r-irr W bFU"rr
sup; t'uiiIr tns,Tuytinn. q. =. Tuth''ii
tttpruryssssurrei Nlsin Nnrsh
it.a-nis state University, :. \. Hrir.in.
4. :. cornell. u. ". wos.ihury. u. 4. N--.
cutnh. y j. Temple ani w"if- i"u'i"n"r.
srrurui rprHr.
chief Justice, William y Heck
Associates. !. =. Helm AMI :. n. fliscFi
Commissioners. a. J. ni.inx. Thg.. Nhocn
ami John &. Siatlrtir.
The Meeker herald., 1888-07-07

TWouiy inches, a cniumui per NOUN % h !"
pn1frs,l1nsl Cards, when paii In advance
,is I,-r wear.
:~-La-al and l. -1il notiocs niieeH cen's per
line for nr,t Insertion aud ten cents for each
sui.e lncnt Insertion.
Al communications should l. aiif'rsei To
TIIE NEEKEH HERALD.
NcrEcf. Colorado.
The Meeker herald., 1888-07-07
HUTCHINSON & siNoNs.

Above brand ga lc, side. Also o~n cattle
trsai"t' r on lett shoulder or side. Lar,
marks. uni.fhacs In .nch -pr. Horse. br,ni,
~ -amr - cti ou irfi shoulder. nansr. liz.
sne.. cFr-s sud white river. r",io',sr 4i,
ir-.,. Nrrkvr. CulrrH,u.
The Meeker herald., 1888-07-07
Greer, Mills T. Co..
LIVE STOCK
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
~ Exchange Building,
Union Stock Yards, Chicago.
rrrErrS,us.

REFERENCE.
Br"vsts SaiiIaai Hank. unirn Stock yari..
'higa.p. Ill
Commercial National Hank. Chicago, H.
Armour 4 Co.. Packer. Chicago. III.
John V. fsr--il s Cu.. chI,lssu. III.
Warren CO.. Hank. tpiiaHni,. t"~s.
Washington National Hank. Washington
toss.
when praU. arc 7tsd~ Notif, BY wire
Or letter Whns -" s"nstEn aud
Amount Drawn tsain.t same.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-05-04
Getting over . DI1sIcuIty.

A class which graduated few gears
ago embraced among it's members one
Tom Elliot, an incorrigable wag, who
was not noted for any particular and
marked attention to his studies. Math.
ematics Was a particular object of
Toms disregard, and this caused him
an occasional jeu d'esprit with the dry
Professor, who, during the recitation,
asked Tom to explain the horizontal
parallax of the sun. Tom replied:
~ don't know how"
"But," said the Professor, "suppose
you were appointed by the Government
to ascertain it, what would you do2'
I'D resign," gravely responded Tom
amid the convulsive Taught r of the
class, and even the Professor actually
perpetratad grin.--F Chicago Her
aid.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-05-04
THE INSANITY PLEA.

Mondays Times. Review has leuethy
editorial under the above head, suggest
ed by the fact that bill of exceptions
on appeal in the Lewis case has been
filed. We heartily concur in the senti-
ments expressed in the frticle from
which We make the following extracts:
IF ma knows the difference be-
tween right and wrong, and can appre-
cl"te the distinction as applied to his
act. he must be held responsible for
every invasion involving the person or
property of another, or we are set adrift
on the great sea of uncertainty, without
sail, smok sstack or rudder, rs 80 many of
the greatest philosophers and most pro-
found lawyers have said, and such
seems TO he the eud aui essence of rea-
son. To say that che man may destroy
another and escape punishment by
proof of eccentricity or even of weak
encd faculties which measulably impair
his power of resistance when attacked
by his animal propensities. is doc
true too dangerous aud ulonstrous in its
operation to tolerate in criminal juris
p uIen e.
'If human life be taken, not in neces
ry self de!ense, by one who has the
meutnl power to understand that the
law forbids the act, or il he knows that
it is wrong, the destroyer should be des
troyed lest other victims iall prey to
his devilish passion. If he says insani-
tv killed, and be WAS but the instrument.
then hang insanity, even though the
afflicted perish with the disease. Il is
too easy for the defe 'dant, who can't
deny his mental capacity in business
transaction, to cast the burden of bis
crime upon the shoulders OF b npul
es AMI emotions, and too difficult to de-
tect the imposture, for such defense to
find a resting place in the arms of the
law.
1--WE especially disclaim any knowl-
edge Of the facts in the Lewis homicide
or desire to say one word relative to
the disposition of TINT case. We speak
It the doctrine and de'euse Of insanity
4 the abstract, and believe law TINT
sLys q mau is SINE in all his bushes.
and social life and insane in his crimi-
nal relations; sane while obeying his
Precept1 und insane in infringing it's
prohibition; sane before temptation, in
tame in crime md sane in repentance, is
obnoxious TO reason and repugnunt to CON-
mo sense The disease tlat is cock ST.
eut with the criminaIity which destroys
lif'', is best and most radically cured by
HEMP"