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shrewdness in his method. an ! crea
intelligence
Col. Corkhi'l real th p,pers in the
suit OF Stephen L lglish against Guteau
When he had flushed one papr Gniieau
Isaid, That's square transaction,
Colonel. That knocks , Onr total de
pravily theory on the head.
Charles Wehle. M York lawle'
had tNO conversations whic GuileaU III
1873 resp cling money collected By
Guiteau Tor Wvhle's clients, which he
had retained. He CONSIDERED Guileau
sane. Witness read from passbook
memoranda oil the claims given Guit"au
for collection by his clien', Mr. IIaa-.
aggregallng over $500.
L wouldn't said Guiteau, give re
cents a bushcl for such claims. | told
Haas so. l offered him all the lra>h
had from him for Que hundred dollars in
compensation for my services
Mr.. Wehle had converse ion viii
Guiteau, who had appropriated the
money collected, and SAID lie could moi
pay it because he did not have it
Guiteau grew very violent under this
testimony. and told Wehle frequently
that he was a liar; that he had not ap-
proprialed any money belonging t.
Haas, and that the claims were worth
less, and that be offered to give them
back for one hundred dollars.
Hon. Benz. Harrison, Of Indiana.
'stiled as to conversation with
Guiteau last spring in regard 10 Gui'
teau's application for Office. Saw moth
ing IN him then which indicated any.
thing like insanity.
Gnteau.-'My conversation wnh the
Senator was social.
GUITEAU EMULoUs OF WILKES BOOTH.
D. McLaane Shaw was the next
witness called.
Guiieau exclaimed; Il have not seen
Mr.. Shaw since 1874 He ls good lei
low. and owe him $50. | suppose
this is another important part or your
evidence, COLONEL
! Witness rented desk room to Gatear
and as usual held a claim agqinst The
prisoner for icnt.
Guiteau commented on he witness:
Il owed him $50 or $G0, and he never
could see any good in ne Gt,er that.
Witness had frequent conversations
with prison err. H. found him vain ant
egolistcal. and DESTROYS Of notOriety.-
Prisoner once tlld Witress he wa'
bound TO have notOriety some way be-
fore he died. If he could not get 1t ont
way he would another. lie might XII
some big man aud initiate Wilkes Booth
Guiteau with flashing eyes, shouted
You are a mean. sneaking liar. neye
said any such thing. You will be
langhiug-stock in New York.
Witness continued: The converse
ton took place IN my otiic : ! can't, o
course, fix the date
Guiteau.-'Cf course you can't, yol
mean, miserable whelp. You're liar
You low. dirty puppy, YOU, to CON
here and lie about me. III show yo
up. You used to 20 10 see my wife
and she told me so.
Witness SAID L luld him il he shoul'
initiate Wilkes Booth he would be hung
aud he replied. That's au after consider
aliol III get the noloriety, any way
At the conclusion OF his examination
the court adjourned until Monday.
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The Governor Message.

The message consists mainly of
review of the financial Legislation
OF the State during the last four
years, and recital Of the reasons
prompting his action upon the va
rious bills presented for his sigma
ture. Passing from the Barbour
bill OF 1S77-7S, "one Of force upon
the creditors which he vetoed, he
commends the provisions OF 'the
1910 OR McCulloch bill'' Of the
session of 1888, under which
SIS, 7S1.9S1, nearly one third OF
the public debt was funded. TWAS,
it will be remembered, during the
summer and fall of 1879 that Gen.
Malone stumped the State and
gained control of the Legislature.
The Riddleberger bill, styled by its
author "a bill to Re establish the
Public Credit" was adopted, ic-
peallDg the McCuii0ci Dis anu III
Governor Holidays language, sat
one stroke of the pen eliminating
more than one.third Of the ascer-
tanned debt and "one-half Of the
promised interest on the residue
but engaging to pay the Unfinished
interest on the dimini he'd debt,
only when convenient. The Su-
preme Court of the Sta'e in sup.
port Of the Governors veto OF this
bill says The honored name and
high credit Of State is worth more
TO her in dollars than the insignif-
cant amount of interest on por.
ton of the public debt enjoyed by
a breach OF contract aud the COM
mendation of the Supreme Court
of the United States that "these are
words Of wisdom is adverted TO.
The Governor shows that after
ali the stated charges OF the State
are mct-for the support Of the
State government, Tor the support
of the public free schools, for pay
ing interest on the State bonds
bearing tax-receiyable coupons, for
full interest on bonds of all classes
held by colleges and the quarterly
arrearages due the schools--iherc
will remain, according TO the audi
tors showing, balance OF 3276
964 applicable to further payment
of interest Oh uDtunded and peeler
bonds, amounting to $l,3O2,S51 at
five per cent. interest and S5,424,-
292 at six per cent. less 81, 335,-
6s7 held by colleges. on which in
terest has always been paid. Other
debts are Airearages Of interest,
50, $50, 331; arrearages due public
schools, 1924, 245; amount due
to literary fund, s5l6, 522; amount
due the Miller School. S2S, 500.
The surplus revenue from the penl-
Tertiary will raise the interest fund
TO over 100000, sufficient to pay
all interest charges hitherto unpaid.
Governor Holiday reminds the
public that Virginia has for years
been paying annually "more than
81, 100000 OF interest,"" and since
July, 1867, has paid Sl4,272,657
of the interest due on her bonds,
leaving, as said above, an arrearage
of but 1856 31 Of interest now
due. This is certainly good
showing for the honor-Ioving PEG
pie OF Virginia, especially when it
is considered that, impoverished by
the war. they spend on tree schools
a million annually in addition TO
the cost Of government.
Gov. Holiday formally states
the grave suspicion which has not
aided the policy Of debt-paying, but
has committed the formidable blnn-
der OF interfering on the wrong slds
OF financial question. "Says iAe
Governor ~
aIt has been charged--the fact:
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The Washington Post says Of
the Governors message: Governor
Holiday, Of Virginia, does not in
dulgc in any honeyed words to the
Repudiationists who have captured
that State with the assistance Of
the Federal administration. No
truer appeal for honesty and the
preservation of good faith has been
written in a generation, and when
the frenzy Of an hour has passed
away the people of Virginia aad
the people Of the country will award
the need of fearless and uncompro'
missing honesty to (, w. NJ. Hol-
liday.
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TWENTY SECOND DAYS PROCEEDINGS.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 9.-Tne pcs
sure for admission TO the courtroom This
morning was greater than to- "c"k
past, and when, at Lalf-pt>l n.nr. i.lc
doors were opsued a general u-h Na'
made from al directions. Men and
women were borue aloug, po@etle>s to
resist, while The nose and confusion for
awhile resembled a small Niagara.
Every inch OF space within the ro"n+
Was soou occupied and the order W.,
glyeu 10 close the doors. The cout
opened promptly at 10 O'Clock and Dr..
Macarthur again took the stand.
Guitcau shouted cat, YOU hoEOr
Mr.. ScoviIle. Keep still. please
Gmteau.-'Well. then, you state il at
once. II you don't, / will
Mr.. Scoville then addressed tic cnuri ,
and objected to the character OF The
evidence which had been given by the
witness, en- the ground that evidence a.
to any other crime could uot ae intro
duced here when the prisoner Is IN trial
for his particular off'ense. He desired
that all such cyidcuce should b. stricken
out.
Guiteau hero brose IL exciely and
sho uted out 1T is purely in the nal,re
of a confessional. Mr.. Macarthur -
not an expert or a lawyer, aud l object
to his telling the jury aud the American
people facts which told him We RS ago
In regard to my history
The Court. The Court :ultd that
the evidence could be admitted az tend
ing TO show the general CHARACTER Of the
prisoner
Col. Corkhll.-'Dd You ever see
ANYTHING III the prisoner TO indicate IN
sanity
Answer. No, Sir, never did
Guiteau here broke into one OF his
NOISY haransues, and, despite the eau.
ton OF the court and.expostulati' rs Of
the counsel, proceeded 10 express MS
opinion of DR.. Macarthur in terms
more complimC ntary than delicate.
Turning TO The reporters tables, i've de-
claimed for some minutes against the
'scdndalous reports Of his character.
and singing out the reporter of the
Republican, shook his fist at him
threateniDgly.
Col. Corkmll desired the court to re =
strain the prisoner, when Guteau turn.
ed TO him and said: You 60 slow,
Corkhlll you are spotted, aHd as soon
as this business is over the President
will remove yon.'
Upon cross-examinltion, Dir. Scovile
asked: How 'aauy private inicrvie SIS
did you have with the prisoler:
Answer.-If You count those upon
the street corders, when he waylald
me TO SOLICIT aid. there were a greal
mary
Mr.. Scoville -(y,ry ansrily -
don'a want any dIscourses on theolog,
or anything OF that SORT. The witness
is an intelligent man. and ought Il
know how 10 answer sInple question
We have had dae-laborers her, 80
could answer
witness.-'lt dependsN', '''
mean by private intervle~oo -.
Mr.. scoville. D)Dt
what that word means. Is :. :,
common that you can't underst&~
Witness Calmly and with dignity :
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are in bed with disease that may las;
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use Of Parker's Ginger Tonic. We have
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Executors Notice.

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All parties having claims against the estate Of
Michael sarbaugh, decd. are hereby notified TO
produce them. properly authenticated before z. ID.
Newman at Woodstock for settlement,
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Archie CambelD, Of Scranton Miss,
who vas we'll known Confederate
scout, attached 10 Gen, Jnbal Esrlp's
division during the late war, died last
week.
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roof, With a very steep pitch. and the
loft formed b, tie slipping roo was
where the laborcrs we Judd ed for the
night. In The lover si,ry was The
dining-room. and al one end OF the
building was the Kitchen. The stairs
leading TO the Jolt were little better
than ladder. and "ere placed just at
the side Of door irudrg fun l.e din.
ing-room to the kit hen 1.-THE iof,
hunks were arrangcd, but The only light
that entered came through two open
ings, without glass, but which were
clos, d at night with sliding doors, so as
to exclude the night air. In the loft
about As men are supposed to nave
slept last night.
ORIGIN OF THE FIRE.
Between . and 3 o'clock in the morn
Ing Mr. McCunc arose and kindled the
kitchen fire. Leaving q lighted lamp
on table uear The dning-room door
he went 10 arouse his wife and the SER
wants. In his absence The explosion
occurred and the dning-room was in
flames. Mr.. Mcclure made his escape
with his vic and the servant, and
shouted 10 hose up stairs to run for
their lives. In another moment the
flames had envelOped the stairway,
thus cutting eft all means OF escape for
the men above except through The
small openings at either end, and from
these the sliding doors lad TO be re-
moved. The lOft was filled with straw
and combuslible material nsed as bed
ding, and only those who were nearest
the openings could make their escape.
A rush was made for these openings
BY the half-crdzed men and slru ggle
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the buroipg building, attempting Il
save their property. AT this mohen
a crash came. The irail walls, weaken
ed 10y the flames, crushed in upon th'
unfortunate men. and Their cries FOL
help were drowned in the roar of lhC
flames.
SEARCHING FOR TIE DEAD.
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body ola man was lying. while only
short distance off was the body OF
man who had evidently tiled to escape
with lis worldly eff cts and had los
his life in the attempt. Tie iron frame
work of vali-e Was still .lulched IN
his hand.
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THE STATE.
RICHMOND, Va. Aug. l, 1881,

RICHMOND, va. aug. L. lools
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sEARCHING For TIE DEAD.
The Trial of Guiteau.

OF REV. MACAUTuUR's
TEsTIMONY-C REDI TORS An ID
swINDLED CLIENTS on TIE WIT
NESS STAND EXHIBITIONS Of BAD
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VALUABLE FARM
For Sale.

will sell my farm, situated about < miles
East OF Woodstock, snl uesc the Valley Turnpike
at private sale
Tue said farm
CONTAINS ABOUT 40 ACRES,
OF which 40 acres is heavily tlmbered 1t produces
well and is well suited 20 gazing or the ordinary
cereal crops.
The Improvements consist Of good dwelling,
rooms, a small barn. convenient stabling, e..
The farm is we'll watel ID by running streams.
II not sold privately before SATURDAY. DEC.
10th, it will be offered on the premises AZ public
sale on that day.
TERMS OF SALE:
Ems q viii be agreed np,n On the day al sale.
ANDREW WRIGHT,
NOV 9.-td Agt. for A. +. Wright.
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Alderman Tucker, Boston, says you may
state that | have paid for medic inc and
treatment in PC years $4,000. without re-
cciying permanent beaeft Entirely cared
of his disease lsalt Therm) by Cuticura Rem,
edes.
Il. f. Carpenter, Esq, Henderson, y. J.
cured of Psoriasis or LeProsy Of twenty
years standing. by the Cuicura Resolyent
internally, and Cuticura anl Cuticura Soap
externally. Tho most wonderful case on
record
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THE STATE NEWSPAPER

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GEO. G. GoRHAM.
Hon. VIM. Malone, Richmond,
Va.
, 1881-05-21
by t1'ELEGRArlIs
TO1tT:Iuy.

FOttEf1N.
Special pspnteh IN 1As Chtedeo Trtttnt.
ffvEMrUuT, May 21-fl:J q, m.-FLuun-Nu. l., lIat
Nh. Z. VA.
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1A It'd.
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itykNr0nI. Mny acknowledgements -stenly,
bJkA6 n-lrli saeE, 10UU bateAt speculation and g4.
port. ttU Anlcs1cnn. B.Il.
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BALTIMORE

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oasleri Western whte at4Stu 1uixad, AA3s0oi Penn.
sylvnna, 50}ta. ltyo-ADninaliy Fl.lt.
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