The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1881-11-23
LATER NEWS.

GUrTEAU appeared to have entirely
recovered from his scare when court opened
IN the 2lst. Upon being brought into court he
1t once diverted himself with his papers and
contrary to the general expectations made no
demonstration whatever. Immediately upon
opening OF the court Robinson arose and adj
esnsion to s an article in ms Sunday Post in Which
Scoyille was made to say he should request the
iScoyiIlel had become satisfied that he (Rob-
lnsonl could be OF no assistance, but rather an
embarrassment In the conduct of the defense.
discourtesy he had received from Scoville.
He was here Interrupted by Gpiteau, who
stay in" Continuing, Robinson requested the
Court to grant his discharge from the case,
positively stating ne could not, with proper
vile. Scoville made brief statement deplor-
ing the disagreement, after which Judge Cox
with the defense. the District Attorney then
called Doctors Woodward and Lamb, who tes-~
was mortal. The prosecution then rested their
case and Guitean was allowed permission TO
be heard In opening the defense. He replied
speak and that he did not care to saxSmore than
was published In his address to the public at
dressed the jury st considerable length.
/. Much" he said, has been introduced in evi-
dence, thus far, which TO his mind should have
some opinion relative to the suffering OF the
President. 1t was not pleasant to contemplate
to to the Jury they must exercise their influence.
The only question, however, for the jury TO
consider, was whether the prisoner killed the
such condition mentally as to render him
responsible for the action" The speaker, with
no attempt at oratorical efforts, presented in
a plain matter of fact manner, points which he
proposed to make and upon which the defense
sSdress %Sh S scoviis requested the Court 70 allow
oiit on the following day. This was granted and
the court adjourned
TIE Grand Jury at Washington City,
on the 2lst. brought In seven indictments
against Captain Howgate, one for forging
vouchers and the others for embezzlement
TUCKER BAsHAM, of Independence,
No., who was sentenced to ten years in the
penitentiary for completely in the Glendale
train robbery and was pardoned to testify as
in "sTsIS q sudden and nd mysterious manner and his
whereabouts 10 unknown. Before the trial
he was threatened with death. and during the
trial his dwelling was set on IRE and an at
tack would have been made upon him had ne
pected to use Basham as a witness against
the parties indicted for the Blue Cut train
robbery and his testimony was important
A CLAYTON. N. Y, dispatch says
Frank Cappernul, keeper OF the Hub House,
his wife, two small children, and Charles
Wilson, keeper Of the Cliff House, vile and
two children were drowned in Eel Bay ON the
10th, while going to Ganoque In > small boat.
EDGAR NJ. MARBLE. Commissioner
Of Patents, has rendered his resignation, to
take effect December l. He has accepted the
position of Land Commissioner of the North
ern Pacific Railroad
A DUBLIN dispatch says outrages are
breaking out again and the prospects for
winter are Encouraging,
WILLIAM JONES. Guiteau's assailant.
was taken before the Police Court at Wash
ington on the 21st and in default of IS. 0O0
bail was committed to Jail and the case indef-
nitely postponed.
TIE District Attorney at Philadelphia
received orders from Washington, on the 2lst,
not to try the cases Of the straw bidders on
the Star routes this term,
AT Stafford. N. H., on the 20th, Mrs.
waliror, Wbo had been i'll for some time,
ca led her grant, laughter TO h,r ucdsile aud
4. : .er t.r.,St Z ON ear 10 ear Siih a raz1t
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