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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-05-26
SHERIFF. SALE.
Ralph W Cooks Guardian VS. Charles G Cook ct
Saturday, the 18th day of June, 1881,
SHERIFF SALE.
william H Patton VS. Cyrus X Relnnhl

BY virtue Of a vendl expOnas issued from the
court of common pleas of Stark county Ohio, and to
directed will offer for sale at public Outcry, at
the door of the court house In the city Of Canton,
SATURDAY, the 18th day Of June, 1881,
All the right title and interest OF Cyrus Reinhl
which he may have or hold in and to the following
described real estate situate In said county to.wlt;
Being the northeast quarter Of section twenty eight
t2S) township ~ range ten Q0), containing one
hundred and fifty eight (5s) acres.
Appraised ats o.
Sale to commence at clock p m. Terms, cash
mayI9ew II. ALTEKRUSE, Sheriff
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-05-26
SHERIFF SALE.
Joseph Shells Executor VS. William Scott.

Joseph Shells Executor VS. William Scott
By virtue Of an order to sell issued from the
court of common pleas of Stark county Ohio, and to
me directed, will offer for sale at public out-cry AT
Saturday, the 18th day of June, 1881,
the following described real estate situate In said
county, to-wit: Being lots number four (4) five (5)
and six (6 of tier surveyed off the west side of the
northeast quarter of section &c. township TO- range 8,
by Joshua Lee agent Of Thomas Lee
Appraised at OOO
Sale to commence at one o'clock, p m. Terms
cash.
male ew H. ALTEKRUsE Sheriff.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-05-26
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Is pure deodorzed extract of Petroleum and
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dressing, agreeably perfumed, In one preparation
II Is quick aud efficient, pleasant and COOLING stops
the hair falling, one application renders dry brash
hair son and glossy and unlike the sticky and pasty
solutions sold as Hair Reviewers, contains particle
or silver lead sulphur or other Injurious drugs and
Will never gum or become rancid. II is not a dye,
but restores hair to its natural color by nvlgoratng
and vitallzlng the hair organs,
MANUFACTURED BY
PETROLA MANUF'G CO., Canton, Ohio
a8soLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS
, 1881-11-30

but Yonng's al}senca .was unexplained.
Charlie farpsyGiluE, on whom Keller do
puntlctl largely fur keeping Ills OhIn f0rccs
In cohesive ssate, Ina not put In NJ. api,cnr-
aucc, mill snntls MI oxcuso liz Inns Rolnn Inv
business 10 look nttcr, md Mr.. Mckinley IL
tn Now York attending the Tarf!f Convet-
tiUl,, NIL 1t which tlues not look NJ lf Keller
were receiving n ycry cnrncst support from
Ills bwti Stnto. Az n snrt Of tender to tic
Speakcrshlp contest Is the fight over the
Ct.:tiKsHlr or T,IE lfntsE.
At thu prcsullt writing Atcrllcrsnn, the nil
Ccrl;, BRUINS tn lnyu tic 1nsl,e truck, tlian9h
lip Is muetng with considerable opposition.
Tile ot.l taIk Of tho antagonlsIn Of tho ca,ll-
erOns Inns been revived, but Nfcphcrsoil's
friends any thuro Is little III 1t. AIcrhcrsun
himself claims tint It will lint lW directed
ngnfnst him. md snys l,o will got the S0lcs
of several Cameron il,etl. Kui1ley. tho col
urett nlnu from South Car0ltna, Ia making Ill
active fight fDr tic place, nl,l.ft was reported
today Ind secured the Endorsement of tic
Southern Republican members. This. how
ever, appears to tJa Il mistake. ~ sOmo oh
lection Is mnslo by certain Of these Southern
men to considering Kalney Southern re-
publican, ewing To Ills haYtng taken up Ills
nl1odp III Connecticut, altl belnE considered
IL resident of that Stnto for tho, pnst four
years. 1latuey'a principal strength Is In tic
fnct Of his having rccclvod the bnrrell lnmi-
natlon Of tho position fM tl!e f0rty-slxtl Coli
Rrc$s,
, 1881-11-30

The lsost1naaters Ge1s0rat aud His Party
Enjoying tha lioHpltallties or Allan.

The EostlnaAtersiG General aud Ills Party
Enjoying thu 1IoHplsal!ties or Atian-
tn, {sn.
Special Dtspatth 10 tn Chicago tribune.
ATLANTA, Nov. 2.-poatma atce a Dneral james
and party. consisting OF tho Postmaster. Qenoral
aud wife, Frank Jainea, Aas1slunt rost.uustur-
General ttlohard a. Elmer. sirs. picrson .iallxh.
ter OF the postmaster. General; Col. Thompson,
Superintendent OF the Railway Malt Service
My. JamIaon, Assistant superintendent; btr.van
Worsner. Chief Clcrk Of the post. .Olco Depart-
Iuent; aud l.. M. TersIll. Superintendent Ut thIs
division OF the Hallway Mail Baryco. reached
Atinuta this afternoon from jacksonville, Flu,
whore tho mem bers OF tho purity have bccll
apfpd|uR short yatt Owing til the train botux
delayed three hours on AGcuuHt OF tho heavy
load the party did not rcnct here until after th1
aiuaer hour Ut the hoiol. Thu lust tneal tho
purity bad belore supper this evening WIS dinner
yesterday at 1noktonyillo. aud durInR thAt long
on cheese aud crackers. Upon hs nrrlvat here
aaa Pack. soxother wIth Postmaster Conley aud
hts asatstauts III tho Atlanta f0et-0Il[re, hnd
was escorted 10 tho hotel, where toulus bud beo.
reserved for the F1sttunstEr-0 0cneFal AlIu ht1
1IllaAL family. Tho u,en,bufs Ut tho party usa
enjoying themselves. Tomorrow thls dlseln'
RulspeA pnrt} Will drtro 1u0ut tho CITY, and III
tue .aftGrnoon an thtormni reception will by
tcndere9 taetu* lost'unator-oeneEAl Jutnes md
party WILL !aalh: Tor Augusta toulorrow After"
to Washnxtou. While hcro every attention
will bo paid each n,eu.bcr. calculated 10 make
shaD feel {read1y disposed tuwurjs the South
aud especially GG0rgA.
, 1881-11-30
4 YEARS FIGURES.

Epsetal pApateh to Jhs Chtelqo Tribune, =
WARRINGTON, j. G., Nov. 2o.-ueh. Isaunl'a
nnnual report shows that tho receipts from
tnyera! rovannB for this yenr lIayG teaclled
tile suIa Ut Sl35, 10 ,9la. which Is IN Increase
Ut 9ll,aaI7, 900 over tho receipts for tho tisca!
year OF 1880. TITO COMMISSIONER, In view Of
the ag[tnuon relative to the reduction 1T the
internal taxa; without committing himself
to tho alylsabIlfty Of such n reduction,
simply. says; .,:.t,.-: =, ..t;<4. '-''
Whenever tho wants oE tho Government. will
allow a toduouon'of interual.ruvonuo .axa tim;
my 0plutou Ia that 1t will 10 wsa to oontne thoso
taxet ~ dstlol spirits. malt liquors. tobuoco,
aud such products, anu to special 'taxes upon
manufacturers aud 4ualcrs III thoss articles, aud
to ux tho taxes ut such rates ~ will ylqld tho
apseunFot sovea49 ueoessaEy 10 be raised from
thsae SOURCES. Z. - -.
This Is in'the limo ot tha Recommendations
Of last .ycar, aud, Il plopted. would relnoye
the taxes front bauk-cheuks,, ,frIetion-,natehcs,
pntont med!clllbs, cosmetics, bank-tleposlls,
and bank eap1tal. which aiono y1ell reve.
nua Of 9l0,31,0od Gen. leaum Is ahlu to
luake tlle very gratifying statement tllat tor
the past 1--we fiscal yenrs. durlng which lls
has llRd charge Of the lnsernal-revei,l,e sery-
Ice. ther6 hayc been col1sctod SGOa, $50, 1871,
and tllat the entlra amount las been paid
, 1881-11-30

which llc put MI the energies Of Ills mind.
lie Nrote his lecture aul began his 6o0k.
Tl,en !iu tried Ills powors rs lecturer. but
had nn SUCCESS. rho repurtors made fuu0f
!hin,, and 1,e dropped II, going l'ack to law.
lie could not keep out OF theology, however,
As TESTIMONY,
much that Gnltenu aattl today was Irrelevant,
,,ul p1ainly subject to objection, bntitseemcd
10 he understood thnt lie WIS 10 lave perfect
ltcpnsp, and should to allowed to tell llis
story in l.fs nwn way. Afr. Scnvllto occa-
storalIy asked question, 10 lircct tho course
Of tl,o narrative, but. apnrt from tlIls, thero
wns no interference with him wl,atever. III
explanation OF this policy, It Is supposed TINT
both tho Judge md tho lawycra for the Nov~
er,,tNent hal como to lilo conclusion tlat it
wns best to let him talk as ho pleased. and
slow himself ont.
TwESTy ExrEllTs
sat Mt his feet, n body Of mon who could tell
the Significance OF his testimony and the
bcartng OH tho rcal question Mt Issue. The
group Included most Of the lnen wllo hive
risen to tho first rnnk In their profession for
their ability to discover nnd trent insanity,
and in tl,eir presence the prisoner talked and
lived during the whole session Of tho cnurt.
If lie cMn duffy tlloir scrutiny llo will bu I.
sklEful criminal Indeed. 1Io was permitted.
therefore, tho widest latitude. OH the Theory
TINT tho moro unrestricted was his freedom,
thu better would be the chance OF getting at
The truth.
, 1881-11-30

Hk
WAs,,tvoroS, +, n Ma, ~ 4r'puht, ,,t,
most nn,nhtc ,iort,o;is nf f,a, "ne t,o,' u faa
10 IL "e' ~ 1s.u1!fs sepoH
,vI,,,,l, ~, :, h, r,oa,it,,la tHn sefS!ee
n,,,n ..!n, ~, W ~ ~ lol!o%s:
-. ~ rms' Maulston ILL, " 'n's systoih W'll cmbMt
i. THO catahIIsh,ncnt or n tor.,
fol,r yenrs fur aubortIinutc o1loos, =, o'1ee ot
c,np1uyGa. ~'e'h'' aaa
=, s,Itenufrinr nll innttonnta ror n,n,,u,,
bo vol In,lorsoa oa to chnrsctrr. n,,t t a.
prorer examination aY In nt,aIn,nort, - ''aaat
U, u Temporary nppufntment rrr mn
triut. ''a'o1
4. II found worthy, tim .e,nnorar,, o,,,
clerk To 1o onun;ntcd fer thrpo ,o... s,|s, .%
anca Of a rcvular turn Of four vears '1' Ea'
T. TIN otnoar or :olcrk 10 bo ol,vlhto ,,.
pojntmont. . "s'~ ''A 'e'P
G. ASH s,ft,ulus tn tbc cxoroIao of rr,.,..s
pnoIty. lttoEty. md xpa, In tlo s.rv,ro ,As W
10 per cent Of tho clerks of emf, l,uroa,, t,0
creased nor cent ,,pon proncr cr,,,eo.,a ..*n w.
tho commencement Of each fiscal year,
7. Pro'notlolis to bc upon merit, ascertaJn,I
by examination. nnd certified to by tho bead n
tho bi1reau.e,
8. Cauacs for removal to be dishonesty ipe,
paclty. neglect OF duty, lnsuDort9Ination, Iuten.
perance, IMmorallty. ind inability.
y. fcrsons retiring without fault to rcceys NJ
.honurablo discharge.
@E Subordinate oEccrs, clerks, and oupoYti
ret!rod without fault after sorvlce Of four
years to rocclvo retiring pay eqaal to w
mohths pRy Tor each year, md pro rata foreH4
fraction or year Of serviee.
TIE r,i1yctttEY s,fnnrsrrn
could roadlly DO app.lo to tho cntiro r,v1, ..,,.
, 1881-11-30
keifer's Blowers and Strikers
Blowing and Striking
Vigorously.
His Influential Friends, How.
over, Giving Him tho Cold
Shoulder.
Pennsylvanians Coming In Strong for
KnaBon-Hisoook Losing Stall
wart Strength,
Raunl's Recital Of the United
States Foray for Back
Bank Taxes.
Over $7oo,ooo Picked Up Among
the Poor Unthinking Finan-
- cial Magnates.
Itauln Also Has Ten Civil-sorvice
Ideas Which Flo ForImu.
lates Briefly.
A Great Suit Pending in the su.
preme Court Relative to South
Chicago.
The Assigns OF tho Heirs Of the 1nlfan
Aslkum Suing for Their al.
legged Rights.
No Attempt to Provo that Gibaon'a Re-
port Il Untrue-The Attacks on
| It's Author.
Itallln Also Has Ten Civil-servtco
Ideas Which FIc Formu.
lates Briefly.
A Great Suit Pending in the su.
preme Court Relative to South
Chicago.
The Assigns Of tho Heirs Of the 1nlfan
Aslikum Suing for Their al.
legged Rights.
No Attempt to Provo that Gibson'a Re-
port 1s Untrue-Tha Attacks on
It's Author
TIE SPEAK EI2SIIIp.
NO CHANGE IN TIE SITUATION.


Il1E SrIiAIA hlsslili'
NO CHANGE IN THE SITUATION.
~, apee'a1 D"patsa 70 ~. en'sav' a A1.,1"s.
MAsll1So1oS' ~. w NOV s'.-lhe apsaN. ,I
ershlp contest ~ growing warmer: 1heso
llas pesh hoItlnG aeVe!opaa toahy thal kiVes
ttoano lo' gnanaang the op,n.on aolegtapneu
iasL hlsn1-'lhat tlle eaia!GAe WIZ l'Ns l'lo
1atgest secoAa'cno'ce backing i'll tho cahe"s
VIII oe tI'e 'aeAt opeaKer' l!aofo ilaS pecn
guou 'l1"t ol t"lk touay OF u"sk HORSE, pH'
lhts % ta'k appears 70 oe ihau'gotl III prlhe1'
pai'y oy members VINO haso not yet cont
,aill.ea tnotse''es 10 any catd'dh'e' ma WHO
'a'e ,ot yet satls'scu thehsclVes WHICH VII
oc tae ono tlsoy catl SUPPORT with
lne oest prospects OF 1atoro re-
"afd. Nlr' .heller's frlends continue 10
make nh earnest canvass III his he!'a!f. b'lt
Inc impression seems 10 be growing that
Ills IS
.r,, l;osiS" t1uhr' IT.
inu a;'h ~ prooao'o aea."o'1heI'e ol llls
e'lnse W lnose from W'loh' ~ i'as tl'o pest
llRh' - looa LOT eathest ana steaalast sup
polt-t1e hletapets OF tno ohlo aescgasion-
Was ''eatd o'l,ail hahus To-Day, ana appears TO
10 pAsea on statements fllauo oy sne'hoess OF
t!ie aelogauoa 10 LUG et'ect tsat heilofs ca1l-
.',aaey WIS presunlpt'lot,s' tlat no !!au forced
hanlsell upon taei1' anu TINT while state prldo
ailH leaitS "onlu cothpeI tnet'' 10 Fotf ior
1llni III ibnE rs thefa waa cliahco oil Ills
III. H.
, 1881-11-30
In Iail from New York to Texas
Noyes' Main Object at
Oneida.
The Devil Of July 2 Trying to
Tempt a Solid Old Gentle.
man Of Freeport.
Three Months Labor Snying Souls ut
tile Monroe Street Tabor
nncle In 1876. ,
The inception Of the Lecture, and IT.
Delivery IN Many Unluoky Cities
Of the Union.
TIE sEAYER's STATEMENT

THE SEAYER'S STATEMENT
tn HIS OWN DEFENSE.
Sotetas Dispateh to Tbs chteaao Tribune.
WAs1IlSaToN; d. G.. Nov. .o.-Tho u1l-
precetlented md memorable spcctac!e was
afforded yesterday Of Nh assassin OF presf-
dent cntted to the wftness-stand to testify to
Ills lega, Innocence on the plea Of insanity.
The understanding tint his examination
would he continued todny very naturally
brought n larger crowd tlian ever to court
this morning. 10 MI outsider the bui!ding
seemed In state Of siege. Within tile court
room tho spaccs between tia ratl, the seats
outside, and the aisles were crowded to snf-
focation. uuiteatl Is, ot course, a voluntary
'wltness-fn fact, 1t Is only under
tha provisions Of what ts known
as the Frye bill, passed. Il few years ago, that
lie Is able to testify at' nll. This being tile
case, lie Is, In u certain sense, master OF the
situation, .....
1T. KNOWS TIf1s FACT
very woll. and tnkes advantage Of It, Yes
terday lie snId l!e wished 1t understood That
lie ca.ne OIL tho stand not, ns regular witness,
but to identity certatn letters. Today, to
the disappointment OF THO crowd, lie wished
to be excused for the time being. 1lc did
ANk 1oGA hE1s+ WtAs A2 hR oAAtls
did not "fcel III d talkatlve mood"
Tho Judge, therefore. lot litn Oft for
Il time, though Mr. Scovflle plainly wanted
to l'ayo his examination proceed. But MS
client had no incllnutlon to testify. Lie felt
slck--just rs sick probably rs when 1t was
first proposed to bring hin Into court. lie
Is enough Of lawyer to understand
TIE VALUE OF DELAY, -.
aud, moreover, lie Is evidently afraid OF tlia
cross-tXanllIiatlon to Which lie Will bo slib*
5ected.' lie never loses point III Ills case.
During the reading Of the correspondence,
WHICH took Menrly two hours, GulteaN
mustered courage enough to coll.
sent to testify. Under Mr.. Scovlile's
Interrogations lc Eave narrative
OF Ills lite from Ills earliest recollection. lie
looked very pale, Ills lips were white, nnd Ills
manner nEltated. lie was certainly now In
"talkatlve mood" md ratified on about his
| parents and himself In q yolubie strain. It
WIS, Indeed, all extraordinary narratiye-hls
unhappy boyslood, his auarrals with Ills
father until tho latter lsud subj0gated his
boys will und nada Il convert of him, Ills
lrcnry years amld tho uncongenial scenes Of
TIL: ONEIDA COMMUNITY,
untll. finally, he could brook their practices
| nj longer, and lied secretly md took refuge
witt, Ills relatives. Ills frcble attempts III
business and the Inv, md, finally, Ills win.
,lurLnxs as n, apostle of new religious ldeus.
without clothing, friends, nr food, hla
lectures to tltn and scornfu audiences,
, 1881-11-30
SOUTH CHICAGO,
AN IMPORTANT SUIT IN TIE SUPREME
fnjJr{T,

=, .oonl' ~
: III, m !s".;a'as 1a'T ~ - s w. m % 1,. ,a,
,,,',; ,a.a.a.ai t /, H. ~ .;v,,,,,.ort n sor.
a....,, " ,,.,a',.,.n-t,, ~ .ur,rlssl
H., .,n' , ".soey ~, " -, .ha ,,,n
@ ts"a. 49, ~ ,ar,tor" e w IMAM nv @ ,v,,,cl tho dorh
" t,sa,,,,,s M s,na, Svor,.. mn, t,,o lmnroyrmeuy
. In I'll IL tho oT1,ocnn. cnm,,tyv nrs sltuatea
W.T. thnre IL n sntt inv noutline In the l1nte4
Stntos Surname Cn,rt yltci,. it Is cypecte4 |
viii como nm fnr ar,rn,nput II, II rew ,luysIr
volvtnr ti,o tttIo In liza trnet. and the brlef
tbosn wl,o slain a tttle adverse to Those bold |
,mv ,,osscssihn ia m full of subtletcs and d |
lrrn1 @ craft t],at II il ms5Ib1c. of course, tha
In Snnrenc f,o,,rt ,,nv DECIDE In ,helr fayos
,rhe cdsc In o,Ics,lon il entitled Palmer aA
ftl,cra w patrick Flnnnfenu ilupIcaded wita /
Frtlcr Sortn. of Notro Dn,,m UulyersIg.
,rho suit i,,vn,vns Inn history Of the Oh
1ml,nm ,t,lo' 4 .t,,Gy II the yolun,!ucu
hriefa ~ f,,e, In fin cnsa furnishes
.:.'.........'..,u.,,.,l, .ro,.
.rho oosa hri"tlv tni,l r. ills: Under tta
tme+D o ,l ,,.1,h ia i,nttovntomIrs MI Iudl,a
...',, o"., "aI.,~n" w." @ o,,to;moI thn t,i,o ia u4
a"ot,o,, NJ io,I n,,on wl,t,.ll n consJerabs
..','. ~ H. IT,, ,s,.,.,.o',n,,ta II, smith CHI
n",,r, oro ioootn,I. 4 uht,un IN ISLE. OF there
s%su s. 40 49,, ..,s ,o,I ~ L,t,e, In saIa,iqt
nnn "s. .has .sn,a sI,,.n,n Ia hcliuyela
s,oJ. ~ 'Ir ,,,s. '' Eoti.ar In saes C.h.
'Mso @ ,as. s.s,s ~ mas1 naala,,s "d ,Iavn,t died Il
u,.e p.':s't ~ nea,.5 ",a ,,aI 1v nity co.,
rlnaee' atsu s!.s nut.o. -, I Eatior snriu. Of
,ss..s no.aa nnu,, NV pt"pu,!S i, f,';,o,," :" ~
t'ot1o oA"'s' ~ '"a'''"' ,,cu,.r,s1,
9nE TITLE or TIE pAse'sS' . - oe1 ,ho,n foa
81 the tract III question cou'es ,,a, ~ n t%a ytu
Father sorllt. AL t''ls Was a'9ns uana ~ lind
lS'' III 1oH', or tleie"o",t.s' .4 ,s,"f sr y, tbs
specllIa'"r' ~ u set lu.tn ~ ~. n.a,u for bit
grantees from faIlot eoii!' oo1.,"S s, o', asaeA
m'lhtl'cent sun q ", "eet 1ig ,,'aa ~" In Kaa.
grandc!lild OF As'lSil!ll; "hn ,,.'ssst mu IN thh
aas. TITO to thrcoalsi!1ns s. ''',e'I7 ~ vhka
tract. tiat oemH tllo !l, M!.e'sas .,s. ontjtI,4
thss alleged gfaauc''llu .,,,'' W. tar ,,oweroa
III aualtlon. thofe WIN c'a''' ,'I"I ~ ,rIiowot
bc'!alt OF tlie llelra OF tae a''es," ss,au1sI NJ,
Ast'kil,a. inc tst'o nIus ~. t,' IT,, t,,,iroypf II
brought III tlle fottefal tu"'ls ,1., ,m,"rs nlod
slllta 1of elec1nens ~ .,' "'.o .'e",d"l adyer*y
10 those WHO laid claim to tho t'''' '''esS'"
DO derived from .,os
-, As1IKuM's lllETESnk1, ,.".,1y "h','', tyr
Tho great Ilre IN ChlcaKo, tin1oes,''1a.t s,n,id
tho grantees Of Father Sor'''' Ill" W. "Sa s,I,
tha court records ani the original 'ls'e ss,It
| n, Lin, sCl,n t,vftFa,,re nf little WIS Aks',
, 1881-11-30
THE ASSASSIN.

IHE ASSASSIN.
Charles Julius Guiteau's Re-
cita1 Of a Misspent
Life.
4 Phalanx Of Twenty Experts
in Insanity Arrayed
Before Him.
4 Temporary Evasion Of the Or
deal, OIL Account Of In
disposition.
The Tale Of the Deadbeat, However,
Begun in Earnest, After
the Recess.
Another Stroke Deity Aimed
at His Reverend Friend
IT. W. Beecher.
In Tail from New York to Texas
Noyes' Main Object at
Oneida.
The Devil Of July 2 Trying to
Tempt Solid Old. Gentle.
man Of !Fseeport.
Three Months Labor Snying Souls a1
tile Monroe Street Tabor
nacle In 1876. =,
The inception Of the Lecture, and IT.
Delivery IN Many Unluoky Cities
Of the Union.
, 1881-11-30

Prot, lRorxforti's I1akin9 Powder
Ia 1nadp frun, iiorsfpri's Acid Pbosphute II,
powdered fortu. Put in tin cans, mixed, ready
for ns4
, 1881-11-30

III ntlu nU1ut tlG court thla morning WIS.
greater than ever. Immediately ilpo, tho
opening Of court Gtll.cau was called to the
witness.stand a,ll took Ills place, closely
watched and guarded by policemen and
court officers. liz was asked by Scoyillo 10
give some Incidents from his earliest rccoi-
lcctions of llls mother.
Guitcn,i replied: "4Am to be put OIL Ms Il
regular witness today or only 10 identify
sou,o Letters? 1 suppose the latter. 1n,n not
feeling at nil well today. but shall be much
better In 4 week or so.''
Scoyille-I had arranged to examine YOU
today, md there are Ito other witnesses pres
ent.
t;uiteau-You should lsavo had your wit
l.esses OIL Ennd. object 10 going OIL tho
stand When mn not feeling well, to be sub
jected to cross-exallltnntLon by counsel for
the prosecution. hare got good deal to
sAy. whit 10 30 over the whole business
carefully and scientifically, SO to speak, and
! want to be III good talking condition.
Scorile-1 shall only ask sou some simple
questions.
Gulteau-1 am willing to answer, provided
the prosecution will not tnke advantage Of
my prescncu OH the stalMl to force me to state
MY entire defense.
JUDGE PORTER,
OF the prosecution, suggested ttlat.tlle papers
aud letters which were put III evidence atld
identified yesterday should be read, as t11uy
must necessarily be ut some stage OF the
trial.
A1r. Scovtlle explained that he had endeav-
0retl to arrange for the Introduction Of Ills
evidence according to his idea Of propriety
md logical fitness. lie knew the prisoner
was not feeling well today, and lie lad ex-
pccted Ito woultl become tired Or exhausted,
wien he llad proposed to ask tlle indulgence
Of THO Court, and postpone further exan,Ina-
tion. lie did desire, however, to ask tic
prisoner few questions today.
Gultea,,-1 a,n perfectly willing to do that:
but do not want tho prosecution to take at~
vantage Of my presence hero 10 cr0ss-ex-
anime todRy.
Scoyillc-The Court will relieve you II sou
feel til.
Guiteau-Wlth that understanding will
COrkhlll-Wo canllot submit to any such
| arrangement rs that.
Scoviln-1 don't ask your consent. | sllall
appealt to the Court.
Judge Cox stated that II the witness went
upon the stand to testify he must submit to
be cross.examined. mid 1t his examination rs
| n witness was begun 1t could not be sus.
| pended except By consent OF counsel on the
| other side.
Gultcan {nodding his hcad approximately
"Tl,at's the rule, Judge, rs understand It."
After some further discussion Guiteau was
removed from tile stand, and 5coylllo pro-
ceeded to read the letters. They were ail
written by Guiteau to Ills father and other
members Of Ills family, and covered period
! of fifteen or twenty years,
, 1881-11-30
CANNON, THE aIo1lA.tnss ~,

Ills PATTI ;wllx. Not III oSH or 7,,,ass sa
sYtetal Disaatea to 1et e"'f's, ~ 4t;,orrQ
WAslilEaroS, y. G.. NV. " ,;,sJl, hh
Cannon, Mormon nulrgath ffon ~ 1 ths sqa'
arrived hsrs, III las AIr. can'ioe,' .ay, bd
testaut tor Ills seat, Mr.. can''o1s the M ~
Ills certificate with the setslf''s u. ~. li,N
tlou lave buen considered BY eN'A