, 1881-11-15
4 Celebrated CASE.
Beginning Of the Trial of
the Assassin Of GAR
field.
Strange Scenes During Yes
terday's Sitting of the
Court.
The Assasin's Brother.in.Law
Prepared to Go on with
the Case.
Robinson, the Associate Counsel,
Dramatically Opposed to
the Action.
The Assassin Determined to Talk,
Despite the Efforts Of His
Keepers,
A Wild and Excited Outburst
Every Few Minutes During
the Proceedings.
Time at First Allowed by the Judge,
and Withdrawn at ScovjIIe's
Bidding.
Robinson Peremptorily "Dfscharged I"
by Ills Client for Asking for
tile Delay.
Five Jurors Secured Out Of the Regular
Panel, and seventy-hva More
Names Drawn.
Time at First Allowed by the Judge,
and Withdrawn at ScoviIe's
Bidding.
Robinson Peremptorily "Dfscharged -
by Ills Client FOR Asking for
tile Delay.
Five Jurors Secured Out Of the Regular
Panel, and seventy-hva More
Names Drawn.

EPfct4 UMbdtfh 10 7hf Eh&t11u Tribune,
W!asl1ISoroS, u. t., Nov. l4.-I'i,e 14tll
day of the month hns been dark day In our
country's calendar. Tn the 18th slny OF
April, 1871, the National flag was fur the iirst
time lowered Mt the bidding OF traitors
Upon thu l4th OF April, four years inter,
after the long nnd terrible struggle with
treason, Abraham Lincoln felt By the fou!
hand Of thu cownrtly assassin, and How, uf,
Nov, II, 1881, a little more tl,a1l sixteen years
afterwards. the trial of tho assassin If a11otl,-
er President begins, Yet Au,crica IL not
Russia, Tie second nrutus Of tho
ltepubIic stands arraIgncd for trial before
tllose who arc ashamed tn be his country,
u,en. Charles j., G.,ttcnu stands sIile by sftle
with ,rotl Wilkes Booth iii the roll of tl,e
cou,try's !nfamy. Tho tay OF, w,tcl, the
trial OF Uu.teau begins was a. brIght and
beautiful as the day u, which tue assassin
shut President Garfield. T."
rtlE'JA1t. Aylp cou1rr OFFICIALS,
Ind u,ntle the most careful preparations for
tale safekecp[ar of tl1e prisoner. unt to ,,ro-
t.,ct him frnu, u cronls :, m tha ,.o, rim
nrocn,,,innx xnom tn hov,, i,aen i,or,lis:
npcrsYary. 'TlIare ,s Mt lcnst m dnnrcr
f,,n, NM orrou17.d oftmr,nt. Al v,otonrn
tr1,., /. Inrcav hvo,,,,orx,i s..,n to },va ill.,,
l,nnd.d RI. on1v foar il fr,;u, nr,nnd
urronksn II ,va. intern,,nr,i tn toka
f.,,,tunm from +ha In,, RI tim nnnrt.l,onso NJ
, = o,rfnct. th;s u.nr,,i,n, m honr mrl,,r Inn,
+. tia cnxtnm W,,ntnvnr mae l,n lie u,antnf
.,,r,1tt;o,, f:,,,+on,, cionns val n unoc,r,,.
srr,n IN l,aunt lin IN }'ts dranms. 1in nrns,.
.oriy ,Ir.ast.d l,;m.otr ~ Tho ,o,v .nit ~
fln,.r vhIc,, lila rnlattxex rnro lin v.stnr-
Inv n,d >yus tn1,cn IN The 1var,[rn's oftre.
tl','orn
\ srnnSt, PAIN or uaSncurFs
wero nut u,uj, liu,, Ills only rcunrk rs tn,
key yyas betnv turned WIS. "srhis IL right. T
suppose." 'rhe prlsu,, vim IL IL strong one.
1t wus uroyidrd viii, uur OF ttvct horscs,
and wi.s guurdcd By twu athletic deputies,
well ur1,,ed, and was preceded a1,d followed
liz two ,mljceuen well nn,,uted, and by tha
ChIcf Ueputy Mar.hul. md a Captain Of l'o-
lea Thn ynn wns driven mt its highest
spectl. and rcacbed tho courthouse, a dis
tn,ca nj two niles. II, II Ittt1e nlnru than
twelys minutes AZ ti,u ya1, passed through
tl,a Cupltol grounds, tho poltcv II, cI,nrge d.
served
TIT: "cRANK +" NEurMoSa,
who attempted to sl,oot t;utcau ln tho court
ROOM On tho day OF Ills arrnignmcnt, itlling
uhout upon the benches. Il close watch was
kept ipu,, him. lie did mt appear to he
conscious that (;uiteuu was in tbs van, and
n..io no demonstration. Arrived ut tue
cuurt-,,o,tsc, wien tie dour Ut the ynn was
opened Grltenu Glanced ubout with fright
e,lcd nfr, sprung will, i Hight step to the
ground, sought tho protection Of tile officers
wu were ut l,,,,d. alut w;.s hurried tn tic
prisoners rou,n to wait two hours for the
tlnle Of opening the court. lie l,ati expressed
considerable fear rs to ILLS pursorul satety.
THE uul1.plSu -
In wl,lcl, tho trial isto b. conducted ia known