The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-12-17

Supreme Court oil Kings county, N. Y
took the stand to prove the divorce OF Ann
j. Guiteau from the prisoner. Witnes
presented the record OF the court and tn
order Of the Judge for his (witnessO attend
gnce here.
Scoville objected 10 tho admission OF th
papers upon the ground that they were nc
certified by the clerk Of the court, us re
quired by act Of Congress.
The Court overruled the objection ant
admitted the papers as original in the case
The papers set forth the granting Of abso
lutte divorce upon the ground OF adultery
no answer having been made by the de
tendant.
PROVING HIS OWN DEPRAvTTY.
Guiteau, referring to the woman named
with whom he had committed adultery
said "This woman Jennings was higl
toned woman in New York. It waspure!S
matter OF business between us. ] com
mitted adultery with her to get rid Of thu
woman did not love, Ithoughtita q much
more moral course than TO live with hel
and have children year after year. / have
been strictly q virtuous man for six yean
past and always high toned christian man
Scoville decided 70 note tho exception tc
the admission Of tile evidence.
Guiteau-with an impatient, "Oh whats
the use OF quibblng over that, Iadmit my
marriage and divorce. l don't care fol
that ! can get married again anywhere
outside Of New York State, and for that
matter In New York under the new law
there. II q man lives u strictly yirtuous
life for six years after being divorced the
courts will let him marry again, Why ]
could get married in New York tomorrow
II wanteu 70.
nol''L ,p n"'NoLDs ASA'N'
Seheral GENERA. heynolds was called
:. ',, IuiIeSH " ~ once proke IN peta!anlly
saying; i nope you VIII cnto II shorl
Gen' Keynolds, ana not waste, any more
!llne on MN. lie told al no knew about
this case, and good deal more.
seovllle cross'exalnlned Inc witness
Sul1Sau iFequeht,y interrupted, contra
dle1ed ana lnsnlted the witness AT one
ume he shouteu, i would nave been hung
one hunured times last July but Tor tht
national troops, ana oil through your lying
ana Corkhllls. I'm going toget even with
DOTH Of you, 100.
witness exPlalhed that when he visited
1ulsenu 6tl,,t nIs unt Iau hot pGen arranged
rresldGnt uarneId was sui living, and hC
inc witness nau no thought OF being sub
pGned as witness. no,
lou lle, shouted duiteau. You camt
70 my Cell as ah employe oil the District AT
torney"
General Reynolds read from notes which
ne had taken on the OCCASION OF his first in
lerView with Guiteau. Quoting the prison
ers words, he read,
Ills RANK AS A sTALwART.
II there Ia stalwart In the lnnd nm
he Grant Conklinv foctn and Governn,
Cornell ara hiv vI,ns nmony tbe s,aivart.
and I rank with them.W ''N ' - ''
Guiteau retalinted: III never said coul(
rank with them: Int M n % matter % of foct ACT
think l can"
A number OF newspaper slips which tht
witness had read to the prisoner Mt this In
terView TO show him what were the senti
ments OF Grant,. Conkling and others II
regard 10 his lprisoner's) crime, were ther
read py the district Attorney. When tht
letter Of General Grants was read, II
which the writer, speaking Of Guiteau
said: MY son tells me he Is dead beat,
GMitcali became very angry, and shouted
Inns ~ Is what FRED drantsays; he is nicl
pill, isn't ne, hanging around his tatherH
should say he is bigger dead-beat than
am: Another passage was then reat
Nn1On,Si,S oa DpoSr AZ. y eu''e"u crihe "s u mos
GuitcS,, iilterrunted. "And an n wos 4,
enter that depot and shoot down ,he Pres q
ident Of the United States st,trounded NJ n,
he was. bv MI his friends have Won
dered nj L n vooj manv times how I ava
did Il. / thol,vLt IN tnvsnif th;a nornin,
that I wonid MT nndnrtnte n ngo;n fnr .
million dollars, hnt wnS in s,,cG " dnsnor
ate staie of mind that couidn,t resist Il,
was impelled unon the President hv
pressure I conlIi,'t resist d " -
,von,,.s ,,,,,,,,,,
"N0ihh" VNF"lO nOAHD DiLL.
Ellen U. Grant was called, and Gniteat
shouted; Mrs. Grant Is u lady. ! board
ed with her prior to the lst OF July. Sht
@a very nne lady, ana l owe her forty
seven dollars. trust shall pay you soon
nils' M ufanT as sIoH "s tlese iellows nol1
istr;kinv ihe table e1citadlvI I nods ,hom @
Snd II ifnv dnn't sonn coSItihwta I sbni
call out their names In ,nentinyD '
Witness never snsbecied iRe nr;sopa,
was insane.
Mrs. Anna l. Dunmore Gu;toou,
divorced wife. was than callod S'"
,,s,,,.,a'.S',,,.. 49, ..o, s,s"
= A"NiNo SCENE
several ladies arose 10 leaye the. cour