THE DEVIL PUT UPON HIS TRIAL

Press, Volume XLVIII, Issue 7949, 25 August 1891, Page 2

THE DEVIL PUT UPON HIS TRIAL

Tbt Bahrfttton Army peops «S"J 1 clever at getting up recreative wmw , " shows."*Xhe other day «W conjjjj | with all the forme of justice, a *«?S i of tha devil Iα their *>«»eta-«»CWJS :> There waa a judge, jury and prweee m , counsel. Bveo Aα adtbealvs Z™ a »Jl I > generously supplied by General Bog» j transatlantic disciples. Ho waa f at hia name, because he wae »| **£ j faithful to hie client's interests. TMJ = fendant had not, forobvloee reasons, «3 | aeryed.witba I In ooufti. i Yet his cWPeeL , oeet.«U.,SJ X no objection to the trial going ob*' y absence. Aeoording to theff<f/jftk I bmie, the defendant wee Indicted ««jjj | deceit, embezzlement,; arid | morality,: Tho chid diflJcaUy. ee#«*J | have been to get * JottJ? «& B 2£ft jfi scarcely anyone Iα the s?alTOti»nis*l|| rack* could deuy wjfigj had aetronK personal @ the accused. Still, twelve meo «•"JSp never read religious newspapers or i»«. & toserwone ia church were »»»»• were mmamßblr laipfgtijJi J °i 41 aashaken in cro«a-ejcamlnai-l<"ir^J'4iß ! i was mainly directed to ""'fSl apoke merely from h»wr wjgK Only one wttSea* could ev*e&r bo "gg^ bum the devil personally. tor Che defence brofc© tfo-ra *.« * γ^jjfl him ho Was bioMelC In »,. m , eused went about MeroMlbKllODi™ ln# whom he might devour.had .to eg Jfet alfaer woM-«wwW««w» \« 1 personal knowledge ol the picked ie up front ataceme ?««- Slv^ffi paper. The defence was W ,o ™tf3S witnesses ewearlns: they had neWogS •uythloit egaioet the accused, be.. wjfc th«y baft lw<iuea«y heard he jwJ.J'Jgl gothb doe. Oaeaworetbatiuius uj | gonerata daya lac toad he*rd&nL,®r^f,ic*l ytage play at) attorra V |MI cuwd " was ft Kentlenann." »*£%*ss<s£ judge, however, charged the tmpartlaUtT that Lord J £ ffr|i envy, but which h© could o«^ eJ » u '!Sci|!