Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, January 7, 1882, Page 2

| would not be done by him reason of | a love of truth, a love of industry, and i i i - { insanity. Vdgm of ‘what v meant by prudnce, - | Pt 161 all the talk b presont. 230 | Fourth, The only evidence in the ‘oman continues to invade the domain ONE EAR LESS. & | present case tending to show the irre- :"; fi‘”";’:'3"‘i‘}:‘:l‘_"",’;(d.(l;""i”’.:‘l‘:: S(':'“r‘:"ll"'l" Last night a fight occurred in one H an d somes t lpon.m_hllity of impulse to commit the | 1),y 8 of w",:“‘lh,ue & ".,‘,né o the | Of our saloons, between Robert Nance —IN THE— homicide, or that the accused acted |state university—the firt app intment of | and Dick Birchfield, each assisted by i § or Zan error of judgment, nor evena | o wmrmged the course of study in the i i Y or s ertor of Judgment, nor evena | so wienkad the coue ol study ' the | nd trouble, besides n no small bl ~ e ALSO WESTERN AGENTS i from the responsibility for breaking e in 1eading, writing snd diseaso from your household. The s ERIGAN UHGA“ Go- s 0 c s. [ ~ IF YOUR HONOR PLEASE. YITE OMAHA DAI LY BEE: SATURDAY. JANUARY lo doibt as to the sanityof the ac- ¢ ’ T T S e SOLOMON'S . BOYER & VO, - wt charged against him as o crime, SRS ——~DEALERS IN— they should give him the beuefit of [ Painting L i Cottag: ity b wson of insanity g the Defense, | \m'f\ r'Ih.- jury f\:‘w:‘lu‘- ol judges Deserted Waist. | 1204 Farcham St., C . of the credibility of the witnesses and g | OMAHA. - - - NEB. ' \hich Oontain the Instrue.|Ieves figh to teko into sccoutbin |y o giyreut Happtas ant | : Fire and Burglar Proof tions Asked to be Given |ingmanifested by the witnesses on Gold Watoh and Chain the Jury by Judge Cox. | connected with their testimony which The Several Hypotheses Upon |y, ™' “nay think would in- Rights With a Legal Skngle T.0O C X = C. Which Scoville Expects to | fluence them - & { Get Guiteau Off. Containing a Very Ingenious Plea of Jurisdiction. GUITEAU National Amsociated Prem. O GO TO THE JURY WEDNESDAY, WASHINGEON, January Toevery one who gains_admision to his celi, Guiteau stolidly maintains that Le will be wquitmr. He talks aa wildly aa ever about inspiration, and that the Almighty will preserve his life under any circumstances. The change to prison fare does not to effect his tem- per. He eays his digestive organ in oqual to anything in the shape of food, and his appetite is keen enough for any kiad of food. 1t is believed that tho case will bo | puilty of the crime of manslaughter | Miss Maggie gave Mr. Simpsor. to un- 1t you hiave any aymptom of Ulrers or Rarotulous | Gieie it Slede. B given to tho jury about next Wednes: | ;. this the jury should so find derstand that his attentions and affec- | S0 ® curative remedy will bo found in 20030 Cuomes Wint Frains » ° % day. Counsel for defense Lave not|™ Thirteenth. The jury are instruct- | tion were not appreciated and she BURDOCK BLOOD BITTERS. | 24130 Cheomes Mot e L yot prepared their propositions of 1aw, | 4 t; find a soparate verdict on each e Lo For lmparting trength and vitality to the ys. | B4x2! Carved Motto Frames, Walnut. 2 but they will be given to tho judge | ount on the indictment and inasmuch | ¥OUld be botter pleased if he were o | ym nothing can equal e AT s b rd this evening. They will urge that | 535t is charged in tho first, second, discontinue them. Whereupon ““Har- BURDOCK BLOOD BITTERS, | Room Moulding, Walnut o per o ° everything anteriar to the commussion | . rth - fifth, soventh and eighth | vey” grew very angry and demanded . of the murder is logal proof of Gui- teau's insanity, and the assassin, in law as well as 1n fact, was not re- sponsible for his acts on July 2. THE PRAYERS OF THE DEFENSE, the stand, their manner of testifying, their compensation or want of com pensation, and any other circumstances Eleventh. Tf the jury beliove from tho evidenco the prosecution has wil- fully suppressed evidence of the men tal condition of the accused in the veeks next following the shooting of rfield which it was in their power to lave produced on tho trial, the jury have a right to take that fact into con- sideration as presumption that such evidence if produced would have been unfavorable for the prosecution. Twelfth. 1f the jury shall believe from the evidence that the prisoner was of sound mind or not so sane as to be irresponsible for the act at the time of shooting President Garfield and that he then unlawfully and wilfully but without malice in faet, in the Dis- trict of Columbia, shot and therety injured the president, of which shooting and injurythe person in- jured subsequently died in the State of New Jersey, then the prisoner is counts of the indictment of this case, that the death of the president took place in the county of Washington in suid District of Columbia, and there is no evidence of such fact; therefore, the jury are directod to find the ac- Vanish Together. A Spunky Schoolma’am Enforces Her Correspondenc) of The Bee Burrisarox Juoseriox, Mo, Jan- vary b, —Our usually quict town has a sensation in the shape of a scandal. The facts seem to be about as follows: Mr. J. H. man and a painter, who resides here, has been paying his attentions to Miss Maggie Jones, & school teacher who also resides here. It is alleged that Mr. Simpson, becoming very much enamored with the black-eyed damsel, couceived the idea of making her a a present of A (GOLD WATCH AND CHAIN which the lady very graciously ac- cepted with that dignity which is be- coming aschcolma’am, Subsequently Simpron, an unmarried that she return the watch and chain to him, which Maggie positively re- Harvey (which is the young man's name) then became very much enraged and declared if sho fused to do. 1t you wuffer trom Dyspepsia, use BURDOCK BLOOD RITTERS 1t yon are aMicted with Biliousness, use BURDOCK BLOOD BITTERS, 1t 5o are prostrated with wick Headache, take BURDOCK BLOOD BITTERS 1t your Bowcls aro disordered, regulate them with RURDOCK BL 0D BITTERS, 1t your Bood is mpure, purity it with BURDOCK BLOOD BITTERS, It you have Indigestion, you will ind an antidote in BURDOCK BLOOD BITTERS, 1t you are sroubled with Bpring Complaints, er- wdicate them with BURDOCK BLOOD BITTERS, 1t your Liverls torpld, restoro it to healthy action with BURDOCK BLOOD BITTERS 1t your Liver s affected, you will find a sure re- storative In BURDOCK BLOOD BITTERS, 1t you have any spocies of Humor or Plmple, fail not to take BURDOCK BLOOD BITTERS. For Nervous and General Debility, tonc up the BURDOCK BLOOD BITTERS, Price, 81,00 per Sottle; Trial Bottles 10 Cts FOSTER, MILBURN, & Co., Props, aystem with per foot..... T Brass Hooks for Krom Mouidin: Red Room Lamp, Complete Hand Lamps, Completo. Prass Hand La Iron Coal Buek Good Broom § Best Broom in Market Complete . aou ¢, per d e XA ¥ . Rom Moulding, Walnut or Glit, 1} inch 0.« erve It and Compare Prices With Others s A E ES! VAULTS, 1020 Farnham Street, ONMAXEIA - - NEB. CARPETS HAVE DECLINED SLIGHLTY AND—— Is the first to make the announce- ment to his customers and The following are the prayers of 1 h BUFFALO, N. Y. et Do . the defonne proparcd by Seovilo and |cuscd not guilty on cach of auid counta | ever wore awid watch and chi 1 it | g yswholemie by b & Metanon and . ¥, | AU the general public. Reed in the Guiteau matter, which | separate. company he would Goodman. 1o 27 eod-me | Clispadarcs will be submitted to Judge Cox fer his private considaration to-morrow The court is respectfully asked by the counsel for the defense to instruct the jury as tollows: Firat. Legal test of responsibility when insanity is set up as defense for alleged crime is not merely whether Fourteanth, Inasmuch as the ovi- dence is uncontradicted in this casce that the wound was inflicted by the accused on the 2d of July, 1881, in the county of Washington, in the District of Columbia, and that the president subsequenty and in the month of SvptumLer. 1881, died in the SHOOT HER HEART 01T, and also that of any one who should choose to defend her. But Maggie wa not to be bluffed in that way, and as there was a party that night she put on the watch and went. Harvey was there and roared liko a young STEIT CELEBRATED Py ERs Extension Libary L Glass Goblets (one set) One Gallon Oil Can Low Prices for Iron Stone China Ware MATTINGS, OIL GLOTH AND WINDOW SHADES, : leas, per set (12 the Aocused knew at tho timo what ho|state of ~ Now ~ Jorsoy, the |lion, but was provailed on by frionds die Coftee, per Always sold at the lowest Market ] i not toshoot. Ho finally made up his picees) was doing and yet that was contrary | jury are instructed that by Wt e 2 y 0 upit Rl to law, for an irresponsible insane|rcason of theso facts the accused mind to call in the law to his assist- eeew). L person may know theso things; but was the act done as the results of in- sane delusion or was it committed under an influence or power which the accused could not resist by reason of is not guilty of the erimo of murder as »d in the indictment, and the verdict must bo not guilty, unless the jury shall find him guilty of man- slaughter as charged in the twelfth ance and get outa writ of replevin, and started the officer for the party. Magzio did not take a back seat for the oflicer, but told him HER PERSON WAS SACRED a @ (6 pic t Uinner Plates (6 piece d Turcens Prices. We carry the largest stock and Tia unsoindnoss of mind? prayer of the dofense, and dared him to take the watch with- | e TDiarayaLs m Pri Second. Although the accusedmay| Scovillo said to-night that Cuitenu | out her consent, which she rfused to| | T St panee il PG, ake the Lowest Prices. have known what he was doing and | would undoubtedly make the closing | give. She succeeded in convineing Conductens’ Lauterns, what he was doing was contrary to [argument in the case by urginghis in- | the officer that he had better retire, s Vovo prics FOR CASH, and you will Iaw, yet if when he performed the act | spiration theory. which he did. The next morning - A auleast 10t 01 per ot lise than Orders prom ptly fi ”ed and eve ry he really believed that he was thereby - (ypsterday) she gave to an officer a STOMACH 1'vol) tor Cash Only, My onstomors aro . . producing a public benefit and was bond for the delivery of the watch, e to pay for o of D debis, as wo SALURTEd by an? {okAn¥dal UsiEnlhat BDUCATIONAL Ui PR tne ] GO e b O ke o books and o ¢ arzes are mads. " Give attention given to patrons. he was carrying out an inepiration of | . Wikconsi 1 Y o. | warrant for the hithercofore loving . price our Geods as we huve thousands of articles I ¥ o)) - The Wisconsin supreme court has de- h I o hu divine origin and approval, and would | ciled that o teacter who whips a pupil un. | Harvey for surity to keen the peace. not ment oned on this bill. not have done the act except for such | duly iw guilty of & misdsmeanor, Counscl has been engaged on both In Hosts of Families All Are "Welcome, Whether They Want 5 5 insane delusion, then the accused is| 'The anthorities «f the Illinois a'ate u; sides, and arich time is anticipated, | Hostettor's Siomach Bitters i s much regarded | Goods orNot. defeod- ? not guilty of the crime charged, and the jury should find him not guilty by reason of insanity. Third. Insanity constitutes & de-| fense by reason of the acoused at the time of committing the act charged did not know what he was doing, or if he did he did not know what he was doing was contrary to law or the act under an impression of insane dvlu- sion in dcing the act, is found in the conduct and words of the accused as|® detailed in the evidence. The ques- tion whether the free agency ot the accused was destroyed by the convic- tion on his part that the death of the president was required for the good of the American people, and that he was divinely inspired to remove him by death, is one of the facts to be determmned by the jury from the evidence in the case, ! and such evidence includes the acts as well as the words of the accused. But such conviction, if it really existed, could not afford any excuse when the party knew what he was doivg and that it waa contrary to law. Unless it ve sity have positively torhidden the exin tence of wecret, wocicties within the limits of the institution, Char es Crocker has given 820,000 to the ornia_academy of aciences, the fu. comie of which is t be applied to original research in the far west, Mr John Bright, in a recent speech, urged that school ¢t ildrens! ould be taught elf-reupect, respect of their playmates, re- ct of their parents,kindness to animals, & wown to surh a position in t hiscountry. Dr. A ex«nder Graham Bell denics the rtion that deaf mutes, when taught to spenk, havo ‘e necent of their native dis- trict. ' Some children do arti ulate after peculinr dialects, but «n investigation it lways turns out that they could talk be- fore they bec t closed veruing The onr haw ju at Amherat with the new relt wystem in exoell nt workis stndents aro doing bette int cesto s in the ont L There n havi inistration, he hus heen put upon his honor iu regard to his con- duct. All examinati wiiversity of Ca conduoted in wri i for adu nin are b Appl have their knowledge wo availah ir | has had so many. Everybody is WAITING FOR THE EVENT. The trial for surety to keep the peace will be called to-day. The re- plevin suit will not come off till next week. There is considerable sport made of Simpson for making a present and then trying to take it back. He claims, however, that she has not paid friends. The fight took place i con- sequence of something Nance said about Birchfield’s girl. In the melee Nance got his car bitten off, and Birchfield got stamped in the face by third parties. Nance has sworn out a warrant against Birchfield for may- hem. Birchtield has been arrested, and will be tried to-day. This 18 an- other saloon jubilee of which our town Good citizens are getting tired of it. TRIPLKTS, Mr. Jos. T. Anderson, a subscriber and patron of Tue Bek, started for Chicago with cattle this week. A light snow is on the ground, and eur youny folks are making the best a8 & houschold necessity as sugar or coffee. The reason of this is that years of experience have proved it to be perfect y roliable in those cascs of emergency where & prompt and c nvenient_rem- edy is demanded. Constipation, liver complaint, dyspepsia, indigestion and othir troublos are overcome by it. For salo by all Druggists and Dealers, to whom apply for Hostetter's Almanas for 1882, BE ST MARKET' ' PEHARL RINGS, SAPPEHIRE RINGS. IN GREAT VARIETY} €TEPLING SILVER. 1313 Farnham Street. OMAHA, - - - NEBRASKA. EDHOLM 3 ERICKSON Give the Bargains —IN ALL KINDS OF— JEWELRY WATCHES,CLOCKS, SILVERWARE,SOLID AND PLATED WARE AND DIAMONDS. h £ ke a test 1 ortion of it known in lim- | of it i i Wi i was the product of an insane brain he | ftad thne. The semirements | it $ 4 At Prices that Suit Any Customer Who Really]Wishes a First. b S oot tkkog s 4 ; : y] . such delusion, Such delusions | course must now be prepared the sle. | REONGLQUEGIIZONS . WAO.: DAVO. S may exist a5 to divine re.|ments of two icinces. T reading of it. R. C. requirement or as to an inspiration from God. No mere delusion, unless it be the product of an unsound mind, the law, if at time he knew what he was doing. Fifth. Whether insanity exists-or|* science now demand a more thorou:h prep- aration in Koglish, 1t lower their require. ments in muthematic: Superintendent Long, of St. Louis, has Ksons are introduce the econd " FARMERS AND MECHANICS, If you wish to aveid great danger system should by cleansed, blood purified, stomach and_bowels rogula- ted, and prevont and curo discases WHIPPLE, McMILLEN & CO., F IEE W I 1. DEIAMOND RINGS, BIRTHDAY AND COMPLIMENTARY PRESENTS. WEDDING, STAR TINTED SPEGTACLES Are also Sold Exclus:vely by us. IN GOLD AND EDHOLM & ERICKSON, PR AT PO 128 City Clerk- anagersintend to 0o iment at least two “The “'What is already By, | 4 that the pupils ean I avising from spring malaria, We know 4 5 . it mot o dee st fho prir |t Toamsnel s beors of othing thak Will 3o, porfooty and ‘ THE JEWELERS, Opposite the Post Office ! oner, what e degreo o | the sixth giad where surely do this as Electric Bitters, and - — - — - - if any exists, or have existed, are | Lalf the pup, Y40 5 4 ) \ f tarely from the evidence itions in letter and prao. | U0 - [Bxchange. i — - = 5 | Sixth 10 the jury fnd fromtho | 4h A aithairatve| Sold byl & Mabahon. 7 (WM, F. STOETZEL [Meer st Aneiisptien, of huls, N D i evidence that the™ prisoner was of un- | natural s RGN AN = — OTICE BOOT AN SHOE ANUFA TURER | sound’ mind at the time: tho nob|snd to fasilitete (e uin it v:.‘f.lulfff".‘.“',': THE KENDALL ___02) Bouth Tepth B - u|.h.r-|»\::'1n1;\hlhll'; M. A, MoNamara 5 ¥ ! 4:|mr\.'«~xliufim‘|:m_lt)nfn ;.,_(1.;..1...51... |Ilu.~ 1 , Mattor of Appleation of O, B, ehroth | i tho fth fay of Ducemior; . 0. 11, 309 South Tenth Street. / fi?fif u-]:u" iat it whs ulv::lr‘u\)m‘:,r uw . PLAITIN[} MAGHINE' tor Liquor License, el ot for G to a1y i ot acting under an AT ud Vinous Liquor ., at Nos, 214 a-d 16 Fou insane delusion, to have such cffect i ! NOLICE, Soonth irect, third ‘ward, Utmaha, Nob., trom QUALITY AND FIT GUARANTEED. the committing of the act charged _""fl \““- AND ?lx‘uxi‘nv‘il hereby given that t|'n: l{x'-r:rv.; of Janary, 1582, to the 10th day of waful one, Schroth dic 0 e ay of Jan YLLY Bt L A s wiod ‘s DRESS-MAKERS' COMPANION, |R7yih fibavem e ey f davmarys | Mttt oo ction, omossrancoorw | Fremch Calf-Tongue Boots, Sewed, - $9.00 ; sion nfduu‘cltll!n:;:u u’- deprive tho | e Auhuvo "-}\‘.':vlm:r, the Mayor and (rlll\,\‘lm ¢ “""‘l“i soat tlod within two woeks from Do bor 154, French Calf Boots Pegged . " 2 k 6.00 ! accused of the degree of reason neces. | go v G EREY pnducted stu- 0 o to sell Malt, tuous and 2 M, A MNANARA, ] 4 4 y to dist h between righ d S Vinous Liquors, at corner of Thirl Applicant n :l.;enguiu::llll;::f;lt‘:?fllh:‘n:l‘;n’:n:lln‘u]I:‘.-.l.lln PA s inn‘;:' ce I‘Jl.‘.w," ) imm\‘\'ur.l. u.l.ly:.. (T Dawy e new \,.-(r"uu "l‘.‘,‘,"“. \3" the American Calf BOOtS, - . - - A - 5.00 renerally judge of such conduct 5 ha, Neb., from the 17th day of Jan fl'.".;l: :".' P ::’ ‘“‘V“". ‘-‘hh "--‘\w‘“’" “ I.l 3 - £ A lasion must have: been much that ut B S I A it | Pegged Alexis or Buckle Shoes, 3.60 the time of committing the act he ISR O either did not know what he was do- | yiury Jon, ing, or, if he did, must have acted | lo ton H in two weeks from 1882, the said licanse or protest filed January 8d, A. 1 will he granted, I MAKE A SPECIALTY OF BOOTS AND SHOES FOR FEET OUT,OF SHAP plication of Max Lenz for Liquor License, perlaps four years, Matter of Ay 1" says wit under the controlling convietion that | shown in thix ement in the on Cuax, fi‘lj";];“_{:;_' NOTICE, ‘ thee ot wis rieht, Then 1t in ulw the | bveice i the comnnn ty of o s ol w (NI PIVERS He e bl | Notiee ix hevehy given fhat Max Lene| Al Orders Promptly Attendad touod Filled With Jispatch du y of the jury to find whether said L:mh,“‘“i'".‘::“}‘ vk 'wllu‘wn» ; the oy notice e vuch week £or two | did, woon the 2o of Junuary, A, D, act 'was the Tesult of such unsound- | ¥ Nuve reached the noiut e s, e raki weeks at the expense of theapplicant, The | 1881, fils bis application to the Mayor and — = A ! 0 ched the point wh B % shargs re- { O "o ) ic « | i ek o s, e | Bl il e [y T Rl B LT O. H. BALLOVU, Mait, Spiritnous ard Vinous Liquors, at Seventh. Punishments of law are|men in the preparatory schols are fu. intended for rational persons, and no clined to take a classical course and qual. EWETT cor. Ninth and Jackson street, First ward, Jity Clerk. Neb,, i Gthiday of Jan: : g ouo but rational porson ean’ commit | 1, iemnclres or the aumes. ™ O 'the | It pats and presws pertcty one yard por ___ OliyOlerk, |Omaha, Neb, from s 106hjley of Jao- —DEALER IN— the crime of murder. {ortyseren students the larger number, | i1 tion_of Kitchen Dros, be no_objection, remonstrance It plaits troa 1-10 of an inch to 1 1-4 inches in width in the coarsost felts or finest silks, 1t docs all kiuds and stylos of plaiting in use _No lady tiat dova hor own dross-making can t filed within two weeks from D)., 1882, the said license PR for Liquor License. NOTICE, Notice is hereby given that Kihen liros. did came from Massachusetts, of tha students has been good, ary Gilwan ways that they ot Eighth. Insanity may be interposed sed | The healt as a legal defense in any prosecution c 1, A, will be granted, .UMV IEIER for an otherwise criminal act, and if hemselves in a manne ord 10 do without one—as nice plaiting is v 881, fil Max Lz, ol defense’ Do eafablished by :.,.vvm....x....v and o all” respects’ sati:fuo. | 150 SOUL of faahion, i i it solls el For {fon Rz astn oy ot Deseminer, & By 3 1, Ao Apiiloast, . i i it ; ory, notwithstandiy the almost entire | ¥3°hies, Circulary or Agent's terns address | of Omaha, for license pirituous and | Tyg 1. B axaasier L nebak ( evidence, it takes away the criminslity | ¢ e S e bt X mal v license o scll Malt, Spirituous o g DaiLY Beg newspaper ' N { d the act ceases to be a cri ) ¥ w to which they haue been left, thut CONGAR & €O, Vinous Liquors, at the W ithnell ‘House, Fourth | e ahove notice once each week for two » and the act ceases @ & crime in the | they have rendered the work of both man- 113 Adams St., Chicago, 111, | Ward, € wn the 1060 day of Jan- [ it LS BTGk ense of the applicant. wllwfllphi‘"" of l‘“'h Although ho | agers Mr"lmw-nih--- p'easant, aud have GEO. W. KENDALL, AZent. Omaha. uary, 1853 to tho 10ih day of Aprl, 18 The City of Omaha is not to be charg-d may lave known the act was contrary [ Prepared the public to support’ the move. | = fthero ba no oblestiol, romonstance or b T g : %o tho law of the land, yet if he i | ment with heart John G. Jacobs tout Bl et two wookd from Docomber i | Sherowlth 5 p ooy oy Yard and Office 16th and G;tl;mlfngs Street, two blocks ) insan 0) RITCHEN BROS,, jan2-2t north o :.:lfi‘::uf:‘:du:i u:”bfld.llf:..,“ b‘;“;:.,(;l “ROUGH ON RATS (Formerly of Gish & Jacobs,) A A - -*lllg;';;*,"“‘-“ — — such knowledge on his part would nof | , The thing dusived foud at tt. Ak | LJND ERTAKER, oot s it for o socis the C. F. Manderson, AND i i arugg o1 « Lats, clears oxpense of the applicant, The City of Owaha is make him liable to punishment, vy g e P B 4 | Ajepinct e apyonns, T ol ¢ ATTORNEY - AT - LAW |ST. PAUL. OMAHA DEPOT Niath, If the jury have a reasona- |1, | ¥, Farobam 5t., Old dtand of acob G\ b, JEWETT, J Jury bazes, 1) rdors ov Telegravh Sollcited % | gausag 94 b 0, JEWERE 4 Tershaw . = «e0d-3m