New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-09

much novel to be restrained. My father IS oeau'
he began in a voice choked with feeling.
40, there's no use whining about this thinR sasi
tho % ASSN turning to him and showing MS '''''
with metlinG between Whme anu go -, ,,.o-
Mr. n,v14oe Of the Government counsel pro
4.gtcd o,,i,st allowing the interruptions OF the
,ieo,,., ~ he supDlemented by explanations from
iiaI;nlrcd unless il was intended that the trlai
eho,,ld 1ccenerate into farce; and Mr. Guteau Sat
VII asked afterward what it was that he
,-antad 70 say. he replied in substance:
d don't want to be put in the posiuoA
Of doins anything which seems to be against lily
brotbers interest in this case. beheVe thaU ne Is
;nsone Int my father was not insane. My Aunt
Julia was never insane. believe that my orother
should have every chance which a man on trial can
have. Jpropose TO stand by him with all my power
so long as he has any life defend. But want the
tuth-no trumped up case. don't want to sec IN
Justice done to the dead and to their living children
The fact Is that Mr. Scove is entirely warped In his
iudpnent by his personal enmity towards my father
He believes everything that he Is trying 10 prove
but he is mistaken as to the facts. lie would not
FRY TO nut ANYTHING into the case that he does not
believe"
With the afternoon session testimony for the pros
eeution began with reference TO GulteauS own NC
MIR Scoyille had tried to prove among other things,
The shallowest water, and on one occasion, two or
4broe summers ago. while visiting Mr.. Scoville at
his home in the country. happened to get out few
feet from the Shore and cried like child also that
he WAS III frenzy day about a dog,
which he seized and threw down stars.
Mr. and Mrs. F. Bartlett, of Chicago
who boarded with MIR. Scovllle at that ulne'
testified that Guiteau Iook part III tub race one
day and was ducked like the other men, taking the
sport pleasantly; that he once rowed TWO IadS
mile across the lake and much of the way back ana
that his behavior at the ime OF the dog business,
rs Guteau contemptuOuSly called IT, was not eA'i@-
ordinary, e. ;,+,,rr, flows
ITO 1,o1nent Mr. bartlett appeared walking toward
the witness stand, Guteau, whose memory LOT
faces seems remarkable, cried out: met luat
gentleman at Mr. ScOvies summer resort one sum
5ner aud that's all he knows about me- II cost tae
Government 5000 10 bring this man dOWn mere
It's a shame he said, turning toward the DISTRICT
ATTORNEY " for COTkhil TO waste the money IN taJ
way" There was nipple OF merIlneH, .HIIIWgn
The crowd and Justice Cox was seen holding mug
palm-leaf iau over hls lace Wme ne SHOOK Vim
laughter and the jOYial crler, leaning rs uSudl on
The desk with one hand in his pocket, sn'ieu sym
p3thetic smile. Other points re eucted IRON iiils
fadv and gentleman to show that Guiteau Joined IN
the easements of the guests ana seehled eItII'y
sane This was H. the summer OF 1919.
Various persons were now pnI upon me stahu
whom tue assassin had nj one time or amor Acr swirl
died out OF money: iHeSe iicluuVu NV ul"s,gn
fir III whom he hired desk-room IN BOSTON,
n bOaruin g-hOuse keeper ID hI"toSd' IVl
whose house Guiteau ran away al hIshI III
1880 and the Rev. DR.. X. ;; Macarthur
ri Now York CITY from whose church GWteau was
eXnelled and to whom Guitcau has been owing
800 six or seven years Hul'eau IoVoL ,I az
these gentlemen instantly, ana as ne iiilieH tacn
one called out the amount OWING nun. an ' nv
persons be ityed hlm sane Ut. MHcaiuu' CYL
deDce WAS felt 10 be very damaging. Inc most IN
nolut parts of il related 10 the cauSes OF Guteaus
expulsion from the church. The grossness ana ~
decency OF the asSaSsIns comments mere cduSeu
many OF the women present to drop th'r eyes
and some to cover their faces, but a
9;ttor ron through the crowd nevertheless
Mr. Scovii,e objected TO the introduction OF sucn
evld nee when Colonel Corflhll said ster ~ ihiI
the prosecution proposed TO snow maj Whal tHr ne
fence called INSANITY only deylilsh depIay-
inv This drew out rumble OF applause, which
the balhitS promptly checked. Inc creI, Ming MS
aIyfII eve on one unfortunate boy who had joined
in the applause, caused MN 10 DC reg ouI ~ us-
Grace ami blushing a fiery red. Dr. MacarthurS
Testimony evidently irTitated Gulteau greatly ana
his Interruptions were lncesSant though ne wa
busy making autographs. lhe testimony showed
morse for his acts and pleaded against expulsion
only because il would hurt MS business
At 9 O'Clock Guitcau looked up at
the clock. Had enough OF TINS Klha Oh business"
Inc said "Three o'clock; let's 90 home How many
more witnesses have you GOT ike this COrkhIlli"
lie was on his feet now, anu had pulled his hand
cutfs ont of his drawer and the court was adj
II will be noticed that the testimony to-day makes
sad work of Mr. Scovlc's second hypothesis in the
hypothetical questiOn-that Gulteau was tit sub
ject for the insane asylum az ihuy-nNe years OF
zoe and thereafter All that is LETT % the hypOthet-
zeal question is the inspiration and aSsasslna-
ton DR.. Allan McLane Hamilton, OF New-IOrk, |
one of the Government experts, mas made cast OF
Guiteaus head, and will use II on ms examination
for Illustration Gueau's former wife Is expected
to 20 on the stand tomorrow, when, II the assassin
carries out his threats, there viii be stormy
scene