Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-11-15

at ~ pm, adjourned until to morrow morning.
Ggiteau spent much OF his tine while in court,
and his "appeal for justice" I'm THE STAR. Just
before adJourning he showed symptoms of a de-
sire to read the address to the court but Mr. Sco-
| Vile took the paper from him. Guiteau did not
rise from his seat once to-day. He appeared to
| De very much interested In the proceedings, and
laughed very heartily several times at sayings Of
Jurymen.
The Assassin Returned to Jail.
JEERED AND HOOTED AT THE CROWD.
AS soon as the court adjourned the Spectato rs
began to crowd out The room was cleared in an
Incredibly short space OF time. Guiteau was hand
cuffed and led through the witness room and by
the small private stairway to the prisoners room
| upstairs
During his stay there OF fifteen minutes or so,
while waiting for the Jail van, his brother
and sister visited him. @ and had long
out and bought. supply OF fruits and
cakes, which were done up in neat bundle in a
jail While waiting for the Van crowd OF lOungers
lined the corridor on the floor below and several
hundred people assembled in front OF the building
There was no demonstration OF violence against
the prisoner, buS when he passed through the
crowd on the sidewalk he was jeered and derided
on every side. He quatled before the crowd, and
skunk along between his guards as though his
mps %9ud ina not {,a him Until the driver
van and saluted the trembling prisoner with de-
rSive shouts.
BETHARD, THE WOULD-BE AvENGER, AGAIN,
Among the loungers in the hallway, waiting for
the prisoner to be taken out, was one whose lank
figure, shabby dress and careless staggering bear
ing made him especially conspicuous. This was
Bethard, the man who wanted to shoot Guiteau
in the Criminal Court room, when he was
arratgned.
care you waiting for him again?" asked THE
STARman OF this strange being.
'They are watching me, I'm afraid" said
Bethard 81 wish could get up behind him with
pistol, just as he did the President I'd fix
..Are you provided with weapon this tme?"
"No: can't do anything. They are watching
me. Then 1 might Shoot some one else In the
crowd. Why" continued Bethard, lowering his
voice, 81 had pistol the other time. The officers
said did not because they wanted me to get OF.
l am Free Mason / had one AMI they took it
from me. You ought to have read what the west
| ern papers said about me. They had articles that
arm), saying ought to have been put I'm iail, fed
on bread and water, and horsewhipped for making
such miserable failure" When Guiteau was
brought along through the hall, Bethard, who had
| moved outside on the portico, said, "Oh, how
wish had six-shooter." He did not have one,
| ana Gulteau again escaped the avenger.
The Jurymen Obtained To-day.
WHO THEY ARE.
The four jurors obtained to-day In the trial of
Guiteau, for the murder OF President Garfield are
| the following:
Mr.. Michael j. Sheahan, business man, resid-
ing at 725 4th street northwest. He is about so
District for over 80 years past
Mr :; +; HOBBS, Weli.known pasterer, native
80 years past and is well advanced in years He has
l'high standing with his friends and neighbOrs He
| is member Of Grace M: E. Church.
southeast is member of one OF the oldest fam
lilies In that section. He is about 30 years OF age
and is machinist in the navy yard, where he
Ralph Wormley, well-known colored man, re-
sides In Howardtown, across the Eastern branch.
District nearly all his life. He was in the old cleo
lion times well known as an active republican.
The Talesmen Drawn To-day.
This afternoon the following were drawn as
| talesmen to appear tomorrow morning: E l.
Kengla, county; Edw. C. Magin, 712 stnw;
ti John p, W. Collins, 4So stnw; Geo Thomas 1925
Prather Riggs market NV; Allison Nailor, jr, D
and 14th sts.n;w.; Ezra A. Marshall, A stn.e: !;
9th stn.w.; s. H. Williams ITO Pa. av. n.w; VIC.
Dodge, 116 B stn.e.; Leon Schell, l9O6 M stn.w.;
nw a;fe Henry soTn'K Faaely zs sth St f .ss
Iinkins, 4O3 sth st. Sc; W. H: Brawner, M 944 New
ok Aye Gsoe an9 st ' se
Henry sisvers. s 7th ss NV; Gustav Lansearg,
barrett, R 18th and New York ave NV; George r
Keen ia 9th St NV. John T: Green, Gil ST Sc;
sis st. ~ ne; ". r Walker, nth and Maryland
ave-; Adam Gaddis, 10th and St s.e.;
nIW nW. And. saks, s1s 7th st. NV; r It. Barron lSs
ST aw.; Chas: F. Murray, ], near 18th St NV;
John l. 9th and aoa San Ma Ma kas M cani6
St; J. G. Brook, county; Lewis wis HeibrUn, 4o2 tn
| 11th st. ae.; John Hughes, s1s 9th st. ne; ].
g: Weaver, ses g St NV; Enoch Edmonson,
AZ 1s St 'a ae s Hamilton 400 oss~Gaa ssn Sc ":
j. W. Jett, slos st n. W.; Jacob BooI, 10 7th St
yohn BarcSe m "a is 4 oes S.n ana Ha afn