Daily Republican., 1881-12-27
GUiTEAU.
NJ arsba1 Henry Thinks he will be
COnvtcteu-Aueer Actions Of N rs.
ScOvikle.

ScOV1bles
Marshal Henry, in an interview yes
terday, referred TO Mrs. Scoville's state
Inent that she did not go 10 him and
ask 70 have her husband protected, and
said: "She came into my ostaa VIVA u
bundle Of letters and said thai her hus-
band WAS in danger. ! told her that |
did not think any Que would hurt him:
That if he did need u guard | had not
the men at my command to furnish it,.
She said that she did not want guard
stationed at the house. Sll' said that
she had seen Major Brook, ard failed to
get any satisfaction. and cane to me
When told her | could no5 furnish a
guard, she said that she would see jus
tiCe Carter. She wanted the authori
ties TO be warned and on the lookout,
to prevent harm from being done. Now,
li5he was not seeking profession, do
not know what she did want"
''is there any danger Of Mr.. Scoville
being attacked3' asked the reporter.
"None atal. why should any person
attack him? Mrs. Scovi,le is peculiar
woman, aud reminds me considerably
Of Guiteau think they are q good
deal alike" "iu wha, other way has
she complained ." "Weil, she says
that the whole country is against her
brother, and the Government, with it's
boards OF money. is doing all possible
to hang him. At the same time she is
pushing down in her pocket 500 Of the
Government money that she has been
paid !or coming here 10 testify for her
brother She don't think how much
money the Government is paying out to
let the man have fair trial"
"W hat does she think you ought to
do"
"Tlat is hard to toll accomplished
the other day that did not protest
GuitGau, and il was ny duty to do SO.
told her that my irst duty was to see
that he did not escape, and that was
being attended 10. She seemed sur
prisfd al this statement, and wanted to
know where in the world he could 20 il
be got away. tod lrr did not know
as that was not my busiuess, but it was
my business 10 see thar he did not get
away ! think she is II strange wo-
man.
"in what respect.'
"Why look at her in the Court room.
Do you know any lady of your ac-
qualntance that uld 60 into that
room and question witnesses being ex-
amired on the stand? | don't believe
that you DO. Then she will sit there
and laugh at the sayingsof Guiteau as
if She fought them smart, and il only
encourages him to keep ii up. tell
you she is like him. only she may not
have as much egotis;l as he has got.
"llas she gone home
81 believe that she las. She got her
money from the Go 1rnmont that She
says is against thr'l, and doing moth
Ing for them, and understand mas left
for home
i'What do you think of the idea Of
putting GuiL"au in the dock ?''
81 think that lie should have been
put there long ago. II had my way
he would be there. would take tbs
guard away from around him, move the
ladies' from that locality and let men
occupy those seats. | think tLeu he
would behave himselt aud be more de-
cent | would not be surprised il the
Judge sent him ID he dock pretty soon,
for he is getting tired Of his conduct.
''Do you think the jury will convict
him ?"
"Certainly: how can they do otber-
wise? Pretty plaiu case against hlh
| sholld think, aud one that ought no;
to require much t,Me to deliberate
over"