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 orter visited the jail this End found one Ben Doyle, a zRH, confined therein for be- Il It is our inform ation kal went to Judge Jones to SEith him, including the 4 an endeavor to get the kdge to take some action sDOyle. ,
 ETe was clipped from Tues &hlc. and appeared under kn of "A Pitiable Sight. 2 srieT man. with the idea of Hing the above to learn the He poor imbecile was not 6per attention and care, sd the County Judge for an Do, when the latter said: ' persons did not come to but Doyle. Jailer Da wis is ban who spoke to me about
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 Railor Davis spoke to me Eman. 1 told him it was | to get him in the asylum, Rferson county was repre- Fhe cOlored department of elti0n to the limit of the owed him a letter from Dr. I this effect and stated to Fle would have to make the pmfortable in jail as cir Ps would permit. There is in the jail, and MT. Davis my had to call the county to secure medical atten- |old him to do this, 1 heard noth- rom him 1 suppose he did Isted. The Graphic report my office and could have latement, and known the mad only seen proper to |llormation was correct" i" owing is the article which ID our daily issue of Wed- E Fllth inst, and captioned all be done?" It is evident lgh "A lack of tin e" our vest Second avenue con !. either failed or neglected 's issue as is evidenced by 0l Saturday relative to s man, Ben Doyle. The 'ne llth inst. says;
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 7 OFteF called upon Judge \ Wednesday, morning 0as 'ae case of Ben Doyle. i, gunled in the Jefferson .l, Doyle is insane. We : oeounty ae Judge Jones that 't ' al ! Little Rock is full; let i, .o enect were shown our ,1,u 1Dm pr, Hooper, who is 'usat ss5l of the State asylum, as 5 Graphic we published Si.g .tgaptioned "A Pitiable ''Ill S,. fel9rred to the case of s 'giauge iaIl Jones says that he ! tba ,balior to get clothing for lld d'ae M lt was useless, for ,r in not let them stay on tbinpp bpinposslhle for the Judge 'usa 'u,ag m the premises, so he fly s ne ut asylum is full; and mIl.a mj, Doyle must languish aiIoa rar cases of this kind tbet Tpst n n the past. During 9 . w. Dr' Thompson was
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