, 1881-12-10
THE TRIAL.
thu gitllows

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scnviit', thon a,t,roaaed t,,e court anil nh,
4ac,ni r., t,,a I'll ornctrr ,,r tho ev,"nca ,vh,c1,
i,a,l l,,..n utvn nv lin wI,nras ~, f,e arn,,tI
ttnt ,.vianuco M IN INV ntbpr crimrs cnI,f,i |
mi In intro,yucp,1 whri, ,ho nrlsonnr in m
+rtnf rt,r thIs ro ro.,tcminr ,Grm,ea II, ,,na,rmt
nil sucn eyitIetcn to be stricken OUT,
f.u,t.,n n"r, l,rnto II, oxrttnd,v. and
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and object to his telling tho Jury and tho
American peopIo facts which [ told hin years
aRo 1l regard to my history"
Tho Court ruled tint the evidence could be
admitted, rs tending to show the general
character OF tie prisoner.
Corkhill-Dltl yoit ever SEQ anything III
tic prisoner tO Indicate insanfty9
Answering, sir; reser did.
NWiteau here broke Into one ct his noisy
laraligs, ntld, despite tho caution OF the
Court and expostulations Of the counsel, pro-
ceedetl to express Ills opinion Df Dr. Near
thur fh terms mot at atl delcate. Tarmlng to
tile Reporters table lie sleclalned for Sumo
minutes against tho "scandalous reports" Of
his character, and, sIngling out the reporter
Of the Rcpubttc.tet,
sllooK HIS FIST At HIM T1INEATEN1S0LY.
Col. COrkhlll desired the Court to restrain
tic prisoner, when Guiteau turned 10 him
nntf sll[d: "1ou go slow, Corki!lIl: You are
spotled, mid MS soon rs tllts business Is over
thu PRESIDENT will remove yon."
Nfr. Scovillo cross-exMmEileA tho witness,
! nnd becasne very angry ntld 'n'tch excited ut
sane OF his replies. Tie testimony In chief
was not shaken.
". s. CALDwELTr
physician, treated l.. W. Naiteau during
his list Illness. Never detected any evidence
0t mental ahsonna''ess.
ANOTHER CREDITOR.
| George W. PlMnnscr was called.
| Uultcau Immediately shouted: 81 I owe tl'|s
| n'an w, bnt 1t Inns cost tla government s@oo
10 get him here. think the Presidents ut
| tentlon iad better be called to tho way you
aru souanuerlng tho Governments money,
C0rkhill. uUlnigl.t bounce you at once.
You will cost the Government S.S0,No0 or
S3oo, 600 at this rate"
| The witness allowed the prisoner to occupy
a desk III Ills law ofllcu at Chicago some
months. lle seemed to liaVo n tttl OF col
lection business, and went Ill md out Ike
nny business ina,,. nuiteaA continually liz
terruptcd. aud finally the witness said To
Him: ut seems that your close relntions
Win tno ne'ts VI ia1o haSe cotiupAeo so"t
manners: ,,,.-,,..
iAo pflsohoI !augne!l heasuls ~ t!.'s snli5'
aha sa'd: =, "o'l. tll4tt a!'f1 So pa''' 1'"h''
mo1, Ioe "es'esu matt.
pau yo,l o'ei seu alstn.aE - a's ~, S9'uae1
tllat Md'satoa uisoaFaiess .a u m.nas
w an' tepnsu ~ "..nese. u.A n,'1,...'
wnh'eves' llo sec,nea ~ W. 'nt' ot ~, ap!tt's,
VAN Mm sohes'tSn' o"s a'sn ~ haa iAse '
ltoM Ne" aofk u',y I'll, ~ i''s caiu, ssa,u ~, W.
eSpeetea 'ne 'es'" AhiS eo'4fu''oo t''o
eoa1@ -
sTEi'aEN Estillstl,
~ su'tor atlu rtop'!stot ~ usu at'' "''es
1Inlc8. OF NeW 1ofh' LOOK tlao slaitl'
Guitean catleu out: "lhis inah was III
l1lldtoW Street Jalls anu ! got hlfn OUT Iol
S:AU."'
The witness then EaEe circumstances un'
der which he beesti'io aca"Antett wsth the
prisoner. The witness WIS Ill jall under
In -tu rsbsI rrJ