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Omellet Appeal firCaserinsig
Dhistes Court, •
Wilson Found Guilty of
Murdering Mrs. Orr.
,Deg Criminal gwtes.eed w be itaayed ea
Yob. a, 1007-1.e.t Davy of ib. Ti4o1 M
lllastt.-Tees Neto WItuerees Provo
Da•uegtag to the Prtauaer's Moment
-Ilke Dstaoe-Prl000er 55.114. EN
1115 rather Moab A4tl.eted.
Berlin. Ont., Dee. 3. -The treat of
Jams Allison for the murder of Mrs.
Anthony Orr, near hurt, ou Aug. 9.
opened
P. yO OHO of Wa4kertpo.
i• oondntting the Or ease, with De-
tertive bturery present to aid him. .1.
K Rieke of (,tilt and J. J. A. Weir or
Betio an Attending the tertsooer.
Anima's tether and tnadllr, the let-
ter with .o Wine Lu her ..tins, are e1 -
%%mi brought in young Ahisun show
ed no nervousness
Chief Justice 8k William Meredith
menpied the beret. and, .iter the jurors
LOOM anti lasuraisee•
JAM1111 ALLIStetre
born IMO. My_i_Zcommor oatibeed
tae twee ter the sown. H. add- It
would bei preyed that the priecneer killed
Mea. Orr, and puinted wet thee Allison
had r ipeat1dty none adecWd debrief 1.1
reed to his gen. Though ale. to prom
flet -the gun was riot ori than tacrminag
Mr. O'Cansur said the Crown would ort
dsim that the woman was shot, 'ret
waled rove that teeth moa ustel >b
a blew en the back of the head. teemed
concluded with a ieferemce to the rate:
evidence the Grown had obtained lately.
h wnglW be proved, he said. that ou tee
wreaks( before the murder Alban bad
told a chant that other men ba.1 hese
intimate with Mrs. Orr and the[ tee
Ant time he got her Anne he would
take advantage of ber.
Surveyor A. H. McPherson Moving
gives evidenee, with eau.' of the were
at tee murder,
Aachen Orr, the husband at the de4
Wien e. was called to the :est. He *aid
dist ke left tie tem with two chileren
at 7:30 awe, on the morning a. Aug.
9. Whin be returned et 10.20 Allison
met Stir,O at tbe gate. Rhe wag lwghiie
. K
ad grinning. and when witness aatod
ben what be was greening about he
&duet reply. Witness ran into the
hew and looked for kis wtte. Rho was
meter, to be found. Allison'. Ion
sad one cartridge were sero meeting.
Orr slid he than went to Gab to make
enquire, shout his were. Returning. be
made a search of the seems and reglad
a We deg as if for a prove. A spade
bedewing to Alnson wee picked ap be-
side the aneryo grave. There was
beet soil on the spade. which made It
evident that It had been used to diol tie
grave. Weems said he ads, saw bears
on the .pude.
Maggie Orr. the Little dei left at tie
letase with leer mother and Meson. wet
the asst witness. She stated that when
u S sot up aha mew Mitman rather er 0
the chips at tbe back door with a rang
fact. Shewheree,
bar mother we
and
did net know. Later on
he told bur that bee [othp�eoorRt heat t
bin • elwallatw which
eua-3e See61*ttuat
raid. Fie at it. bet it ran Into fte
kale. he *Rid. A tee dare hotterring
her another story about having
Mae. ()r. bow to use the /oriMr. ere, Mee Rdbert 8. Dryden
ewa�e
poeieksty, however thatthey tesst Ai
sin Airing two cows tewtal Barnes
friss on the serwtni of Aug. 9 beiliessi
Sala sad 9 e'tloek. The Crews es -
0 J tn R nr net shake 7 stret*Atma1 the tome
re. asenflame by
statinw that Ire met
Mr.d Kra Dryden oon the road shoat
9
o'ainek.7-7-Year-old son ed
Noose Oct. the
Orr, wee wears and related ge
Se beingthony . with his tatter on abet
neeneiSe being. away
be and tris oat sad
burrs ser Maggie oe Be e bused his
Other asks iARlson whet mss the met-
WM.
**__* w on the ni-
the
.aitww not ham the
anti is the aorniked• ill 9 this
The merniegti•esi less adjtroaed
best Shaper 10 trout Of the loekeeli Oil
the .man with the dark aaastatbe be W
Oast in the Lae wean be drove the dens
to Barrie's on the morning of the MA
der.
Stalker bore stood op in amort and Tes-
velban identified him as the man. The
was all Kr. O'Connor asked, and Mr.
!date took hold of tie witness, bot he
could not disk* his story.
Robert Staffer, on tee stand, said that
e never saw Mrs. Orr in his lite. He
made a commie*. statement as to his do-
ings the day of the murder.
Dr. Cameron, who, with Dr. Hawke,
both of Galt, made a poet mortem ex-
amination on the body of memurdered wend
woman, tend his report•
came to bee death by a blow on the back
of the head. I)r. Cameron mud his opin-
ion was that the stock ut the gnu pro-
dseeded
Alliso'and wetch h
n's was the tikely instruad been ment of
death. Dr. Hawke also said the wound
on the back of bey bead killer bus. Orr,
and that the grin was the likely weapon
used.
Auer several other witnesses tadWrite-
eon
am n
examined tbe court adjourned tor
eon at 1 o'eloet.
Atter addresses of counsel a d the
judge's charge the ease was given
the jury.
The jury, atter being out for three
hours, returned at 8 p.m.. with a yeedion itct
of "guilty, with a recommendation
mercy, on sorunnt of his youth."
Prisoner was asked if he bad anytbing
to say inky sentence of court should not
be
passed on him. He
His Lordship timetoldbm to make
good w of his time god [Hake peon.
with his God, and sentenced *111.011 so
be hanged on Feb. 4. 1888.
Prisoner was amerently unmoved by
these
terribhis l
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and
other mmbrsf weeds, ramie, w
visi-
bly affected. eseeciafy the father, who
went into tonvnlsMwr and bio t" d car-
ried out.
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A HUMAN Dl$EAS&
L.pr••7 C.. .es Melt se Maa aced Sever
AVWake the lower °rawrs.
The active cause of kpn ie a spat{ -
ac micro-organ4r, the bacillus apses.
The period of , latubatiuu varier fame e
tow minutes to several year.
Two principal types or forms of fete
eeSFy are t.00gnised as the brunt of the
disease is determiueed toward the skin
er toward the peripheral nervous system
The first form is termed tebercalar; the
second, anaesthetic, re aeroe leprosy..- to
the tint form inatratione occur 1u the
sklu, Lormtug nodules or tubercles,
whtce are especiay prom/nest •bust
the, forehead. cheeks and ears; later,
these uothew break down, tormiug uicrr
shims sores;; often they uuaabm pictures
of horrible detonate). The tubercular
form is the most severe and rapidie fe-
tal; the average durationtots tfe is from
Ave to ten years In
etic
torn the uutrition of the akin is meet -
fend with from implication of the
nerve*, leading/w eoutractloor and din
tormitie. of tmembers; not in fre-
quently there is narked mutilation from
the sduiwg in of the aoae, the loss et
the sight, and the d.11rpang oa of tit
Queers and toes, so that wily the stumps
of the bands and fort remain. en this
form the course of the disease is slower.
and Life may be prolonged to Lea or
fifteen year's, or bugger. Some patients
exhibit the character/stem of both forma
(mixed leprose).
Leprosy is as exclusively bureau dis-
ease; it is not inocubie to animals. it
le ggvet Of apoeemeoea prijtne but b ia-
venabty derived from tie *Moss r ser
eretious of a peewit .In tb diaeseed.
its development in a coaotry sibs
exempt from the disease meg always
traced to its importation in the person
of a leper fro elle infected centre. We
know nothiug of the mode of ta-
teetion or the V of entrance
through which the Tieeine gains anew
to the ureaniste-whether by direct con-
tact, by inhalation, or inbibition of tiff'
germs, or by other intermediaries. Ob-
servation proves conclueivety that emery
leper is a possible source ut danger to
all with whom be may eume into inti-
mate and prolonged oounct.--North Am-
erican Review.
HAMMOND TO HANG.
�e Murderer of H1. Young Inas. Kale
Tough. te Pay the Fall Peuatty
of Outraged Law. .
Braeebridge, Dec. 3. -On opening the
court yeIIWTda morning the first witness
called was Dr. Campbell of Graven -
horn. lit testih,d that the prisoner
came to his drug stere during the fore-
noon of March 6 and purchased au Dona•
bottle of hydrocyanic for the purpose of
destroying some cats.
Coestabie William Stotue was called
and gave evidence concerniug the find-
ing of the bottle stopper and conveginvt
the steamehiatt-da �• 0f
Toronto, provincial analyst.
At b p.m. Mr. Osier announced teat tee
evidence her the brown was ail in.="rLe
greater part of the afternoon was oaken
up in bearing expert evidence. IDs.
Grant and Cornell of Gravenhuret, who
condtxted tee post mortem examination,
while . admitti ig that sufficient- press+'.
arid was riot ne:tictable in the chest, the
silly part at the body which Moiled
of the aged, to cause death, they wen -
nevertheless of the opinion that death
was canned by prussic acid.
Dr. Johnson '1 Toronto felt satisfied
from the indications that death war
owing to the same canoe.
When Mr. Oder stated he had no more
witnesses. Mr. Johnson asked for an ad-
journment until 7 o'clock. which was
granted. On tee opening of the court
after adjournment His Lordship' arae
3 at the
stat:astrriim
Iteaka1it�
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ROOM, ear. 0t Malt great mil
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Cowen *40Neseer
Bertha, Dec. 4. -The second day of
rte murder trial ushered hs
wfine, wintry (oaroDea'
edp-- at 9.30
The piiaooer Allister waw Melgtit and
gedi0g when be was benoyet nito to Mort.
He evidently slept well last night by
p
The fret to give evidence wee William
Dozen. operator at the G.T.R. station,
Great Western division, in Galt. 13e
said the excursion train. neon whit*
several witnesses basad their time. are
'deed at (Galt at 7.30 on the morning of
Aug. 9 he Mrs reached Gait
was murder-
ed. 'lieereinter
about 11.2n. atOr, Joh[
The C.F.R. .tatlou opet
litrandoo, said the re use C.r.R. trade.
*imitated hated to leave Galt for the went at
Q1.85 was on t.
Tece train from DTI tol e arrived
ore morningm matt
lit o'clock sharply en time.
Three wan a sensation in tenet Mime
Mr. O'Oinpor here acid: "111 r:gIIA t+
vetlyaa." He told et the arrest of lire•
reit and Allison by et the4r being warned Has any stable Vie.
pent tkeY might make. "i asked Ani-
ses If be remembered." mto* dwhen Are
prison-
er, "a tes n prey
Orr tNUngg btm tube and
eta tel hen of itt,
and wheel e he �OTTn mid that Are O
Om whys(mo•e then had sated Nm leer to bad
it when she had loaded It herself
of bothher
days ode* r the 1. replied t►ad
him-
self and nipthl. H
to My somethieg, so he Mkt flet
t , select him bow it cats that es the
mereding of he ruser i e less Mese rip
At first be Weald tot
ggq admit
Ito bate entity he said that 10. - kb
b..kwd a„ 11 something bed beer pa
around there. Then •saIu AIUana 0014
thief leas some wet nn the Atte w41f
te
lucked lib water et first. Ant then tale
it seht hese �.ero14ilewand )w
any I,ijees adrer
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The Lasso.
The lasso ie of great antique*. It 12
saki to be depicted in the rens of Nine-
veh. An early Persian mnuserigt, pre-
served in the b curese, shows • sports-
man (whom I suppose royal b7 his Olyi -
pian expressive sad oareboou seat) m
the act of catching a old ass with a
nicely plaited lasso. The monarch -
strides a rather "stocky looking
n��-g ; twi�•tnew wefts feet and
a white lace. A bow, harems, and a
lgrK teems it addlie and a
sorted o g half 'oven Ma
How the. wild ass is to be restrained.
even by the hand .f a monarch, L not
et first right evident, for the lasso is
sitter fixed to the saddle, atter the
fashion of the g.eboa. nor is a halt -
turn taken wend the pommel, In the
aerie adopted by sgumes le bleeder* •std
Texas. part teem this detail all is as
realistic fly set forth asitwo d horse bearsto-
dayw In ar p die bear lemoed and the
away from the beast
kin sits a little to one side. exactly as
a an cowboy or me Argentine gaucho
aka ander similar eisewmstences. Diem
and narcissi spring rap ender the horse's
feet, and an .pteauding group of angels
veep out of a cloud, white in tae middle
dietenee soother gaucho shoots an
antelope with ea arrow while galloping
at fall speed. their
The Laplanders are said to Woo
reindeer, and the Tartars sodmodern
fix-
ed
use a iradim to' oatca wild-
ed to a long pole
or refractory borsea The Polee. Crut-
tians and %a1McbLos. with the lien-
aarhtus, seem beginning of ba pretbesent cen-
tury.▪ the begs
eery. picture by the German artist
Richter shows 1 oi1sh semonats 0 the
Garman cavalry' being '!'► he d Ione
Zwinge at Dresden. or an Ar-
gentine
• wild se. a Texan 'broneLo"
Ragtimae�, .ad the attitude of
men sad auimalb, and the way the ropes
ate coiled and thrown are identical w.tt
those adopted in Spanish America to-
day. The lasso appears to run throng's
• rias in the pommel of the saddle. It
W, however'. in Spanish America wb his
ere
the art has been moat developed. and
is On seamen of the open eon rl
the vast numbers of wild and semi -wild
horses wetee ap to tie middle of tbe
per* amtury overawed its plains. -
Ba edml ton Mammies.
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Densmel to the eery Met Res. Johnson
had shed Lim to allow • postponement
until this morning, and that Mr. Osier
end gt the same time expressed his
Elle esuseue to ibis proposition.
embed tee terra to be
9550501 0t a e 1417 L the fnornrmg-
Braceerfden Dee. 4. -Boort opened at
8.80 this morning. and prisoner Ilene
mond wss brought in looking brighter
than at any time daring the trial. A
Mr. Jehneton beg his address
a touching appeal to the syleriethe of
the jury. 11. said: I stand here alone
fighting for a lite. I hate had to con-
tend against all the machinery for the
administration of justice w the
wealth of the province could command.
Every corner in Coned* and the United
States has been raked to give evidence
to convict tills young man. When wit-
nesses have met together time and again
to talk their ieri&ner over, yea mar
expect that It will tell io terror of the
Crown.
Mr. Jobgslen closed a bright and ef-
fective address at 1140 a.m.. having
spokes for three Doers and ten minutes..
Mr. Oster imuwdiatelg began his sol
dregs to the jt.r7• • It wan a plata slater
event of the tress, and an !gsm tar to
verdict le aceordaate w the eevtideaee
and with justice. He reviewed the evi-
dence In detail,
effectively.ingforththe telling
points chatty ed
Degan hi. charge at
o'clock, and at 3 o' who retireease d to wee
ghen to the jury
con-
sider their verdict.
As soon as the jurors Rave their 1222'
diet of entity. Mr. Johnston renewed hie
appllceti00 for a reserve ease on the
grortnd of the admission of the prisoner's
evidence, c0Otaieed in the coroner's d.-
ppooeski(i�Ion. It the Divisional Oonrt rue
berm to the deelsion given M the ()ems
v. Williams, fee application, It would
appear, meet llldi to Wag any relief to
the premiere.
At 8 O'clock Orown-Attorner7 Osler
shoved that the sentence of the mart be
pronounced on the to t
prt.oneprrHammond.
TIM ',imitate asked he pi{sOhe *enteric. Of
tfel if be
had anything say 7
dm evert Mould not he peosonneed
against him.
Prisoner. In s Clear vote., said: "Tee.
my inrdt I have. In the firth p1.ee i
am innocent. In the nest plum I blame
my awn Indiscretion .5 stere of health
w1iee ted me to give iatormation my
.nem.M* cave need against one. That le
ell."
05 "William Jea
The Jives* timen
0•mmeod. you have been fennel anilty
et the sisissabi. eeenee (barged s ra i net
veip,
art4 andeace M the moat
diet .7NWilma deo are from
elietiee .eng •0d dine gay
Writ en -
et lietweisey, to" twit
tq t11R to let t*a*P1 br op seek
gstn �yee S$ deed, rail arid.wmay the Mule
ve to moa Minnyearpriemet the .. 415 t *NAM
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sloop of nrrti.h Premiers.
Man pro ninetet ren aew either ra-
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in f oisters. Lord
inducing
Of Prime Derby ou
one occasion advised au Irish member
to "banish boseness matters from your
mind by readIne before going to bed any
trash calculated to bore or stupefy yon,"
and Lord Itoaebery found tie hot-water
eters effective: but moat of the English
Premien have been able to do without
any aids to slumber.
Mr. Giidetone, as is wee kpown,
would in timet of great anxiety he down
on a seta, end to a few minutes be fast
asleep, while Pitt was also able to steep
at any time, attributing to this habit the
tact that at the most anxious pods of
lea life be was able caret into the frieast aside -
volities
and worry, were
f edea socialree. Once Pitt slept
memind an xi/nestle'
strain for sixteen conseenthe boars.
Lord Palmerston was another Prime
er
Minister plea d, whondnld woo sleep was often seen in the
he pleased,
Intervals of bot debate fast asleep la We
seat with wih bukeWhis
eitminster 9asette.
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pelsoaeue Pereplrs toe.
The gnestlon of the toxic qualities of
persrirntlon, though not quite a new one
Insomuch as M. Berthelot at a recent
meeting of the Paris Medical Academy
reminded his listeners that, It Africans
can be believed, the perapiratlon gather-
ed from a hone was used in ancient
times to tender arrows poisonous), has
recent[ formed the subject of rearch.
Several seexperiments have ptowed Chet
batmen per.piration is toxic. A series
of gninea-piigs aed rabbits were killed
by inoculation or perspiration gather' 4
trout a flannel shirt worn by a healthy
young man after dancing a cotilion. A
glove worn by a lady who danced vigor-
ously through a ban was utilised fOe
Inoculation with equally deadly*
M. Arloleg'a more recent esperi
show that perspiration resulting !tom
eteaca1raeexertions 1. more toxic than
Bet ritish birdies] Jont urnal. vapor bath.-
.a..wjue emuutaLeij
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at,
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AND THEY' FIT ANDINEAR WELL.
Our long experience enables us to select a good Boot
when we see it ; we cannot be imposed upon by,,Cheap
Ja:ks.
Our Prices -Like our Boots --FIT
WM. SEARMAN, Jr.
llo.tl.g, Net w eenal.g.
The .origin` Mem*, the eat into the
Old wortad, the unlovely criticism, the
ate 1e life, . have no place lin one who
"rooted and troweled In eve." it
Is argued that we must fight the evil
and oppo' tire wrong and check the
evil tendancke. So we mart, bot no
man berme his
htinnIt .ren to d theta
rill of
the hornets' irest wlt
ti ne necessity to cut Off illi atm Sweatier
them I. a remind on the Anger. The
(+i,rieti,N,'. business le to heal• not to
eweeeetr to mother eat the tewdencis
la to sting. tot .et than on lie.
•'ream sdnes not get netted b 1Itgtnj
It se a evpir: it gets exalted 10
rein, expressed is a man a life and
pis'net remot, hfh hewing these.
misusers
gaol ascend to tee
it
CMR, EAST -ST. AND SQUARE.
NEW FALL MIWNt.ftY.,� =
Having thoroughly inspected all that wag new for Fa
and Winter wear in the best markets, and having purchased
largely, I now have a stook of new and elegant Millinery.
Trimmings, etc., to which I cordially invite the inspection
of the ladiesed aoderich and vicinity. The stock comprise.
All the New Shades in Grey and Blue Trimming,
Fur Mounts for Millinery Trimming,
Wallis Hats, in all the new shapes,
Trimmed Hats, from *1.00, up
Trimmed Bonnets, from $1.715. up
Sailors. from 30 cents, up.
A specialty this Season i1. F WOH,VNILINGi of whist) I have
a well -assorted line in stock.
All (foods sold at very reaeonsb'e prima.
Eaelilio, .t, (Itderthh.
MIB °RON.
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