The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1895-09-19

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he did the reading he stated to the
court that there were but five whom he
desired to arraign. He named all but
Schaefer and Levine. These two were
allowed to seat themselves, though they
apparently did not understand and re-
manned standing. Bloch was dropped
out owing to his condition.
When the district attorney had fin
ished reading Mr.. Cavanagh at once
interposed a motion to quash the in
formation as far as it related to Defend
ants Perren and jacobson. This was
done before they were allowed to plead
to the charge. The motion was entered
of record.
Then the court demanded:
Isaac Robinson, what have you to
say to this charge? ~
"Guilty, your honor" came the
prompt response.
"Bernhard Rosenow, what have you
to say to this charger"
"Guilty, your honor" as promptly
replied the source of all the informa-
ton upon which this case has been
worked up.
George S. Perren, what have you
to say to this charger"
"Not guilty." said he, almost i'm
periously.
"And Louis jacobson 2"
Not guilty." in a rather cultural
murmur.
Defendants may be seated"
This little formality having been
finished, Mr.. Cavanagh was ready with
his application. He handed it to the
court and the court handed il to Mr..
Quarles. Then followed a sea. ching of
statutes. Judge Fish becoming salts
fed of the manner Of procedure in
such cases ordered that Drs. Kempster
and Burgess, of Milwaukee, be wired to
come here at once to examine Mr..
Bloch. Then he announced that he
would make out list of local pEysi-
clans to assist them.
This was practically the end of the
proceedings for this morning. There
were a few such small matters as dis
cussing the probability of these physi-
clans getting here early enough today
to settle the question OF Bloch's sanity
today, and whether it was desirable to
continue the case with the others or to
adjourn. 1t was thought the physicians
might reach here about 3 o'clock this
afternoon. If they did they could not
be ready to report until tomorrow
morning. The court, not desiring to
take any chances, adjourned until 2
p. N.
Attorney Louis Brandes, of Chicago,
appeared for Mr.. Bloch this morning,
| but he took no part in the proceedings.
The principal pathos of the scene
came in mostly in connection
with Mr. Bloch and Mrs. Goldberg.
There was a severe struggle going on
within her, as she tenderly held up the
limp form o her cousin. Several times
she nearly broke out into tears, and
only by the most heroic efforts did she
manage to keep them from overWhelm-
ing her. Nearly all within the bar
noticed this, and the sight more than
once, almost brought tears to the eyes
of others which saw it. She looked long
ingly into his eyes occasionally as
though she would fain draw one word
from him that might convey to her an
idea that he knew and recognized her.
The only response she got was such
as one might get from a corpse. His
eyes merely stared and looked fixed.
He yielded not glance and with each
defeat she would appear almost over
come.
When the proceedings in the court
room were over and the court had an
nounced that the jurors were excused
until 2 o'clock, she assisted Mr.. Har-
kins il taking him back to the jail and
entered the jail with him. Here she
broke down more completely and wept.
Don't Believe Bloch Insane.
Detective CoWie is on hand as usual
whenever there is anything of interest,"
in this big case to come up. He is very
outspoken in his opinion that Mr..
Bloch is not insane. he thinks that Ii
he was he would be very much differ
ent in his actions than he now is. In
sane people, according to MI. Cowie's
opinion, never rest so quietly and stare
so steadily in one direction. He thinks
that an insane man always acts nerv-
ously. His eyes always roam about
and he is unable to take on the actions
Mr.. Bloch is using. Then further, he
intimates that Mr.. Bloch said to Rob-
inson while playing checkers that it
would be good thing, he thought, to
play the insanity dodge. 1t is under
stood that this is to be brought into the
testimony at the proper time when the
trial comes on.
Medical Examination On.
DrS BURGESS and KemDSter of Mil