, 1881-12-09

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mind mover entered my head"
c1toss.ExAMISAT1Oy.
Witness wns suhjrctrtl IN closn and critical
Slo was ask'ul Il ahn
entertained any prejudice against hnylnH
hereditary insanity alleged In this defense,
and replied: NJ object II snny unfair stAte-
monts Dctng mails upon tint subject. Pr.
hnps for tlla snke III my clliidre&, might
hslke to tInye It set 'tp. Fur liysett, ficts
call mnke TN difference" ftrr evidence
Iii chief remained Mi.sD'aken. nHt licr tcslt.
mony produced n marked sensation.
HOLM ". nlrirEAr.
At the conclusion Of Mira Wilson'S tcstl-
inony, join ". filttcau nrose from Ills sent
next tho prisoner, mil askpd thu Court to
rllu ont jim question mid answer teInt!ve 10
tho xltness' father having died nf aottc,ln1
of tho brain. II cannot scc, your tlo''0r."
continued iuitcat, "t!lo occnson for. drag |
Elng III lcnple WIN tlaye 10 blood cnntlcc-
4!on with tho prisoner" |
Judge Cox-1 think tho matter irrelevant.
Tile prtsoncr-N[rs. Wilson sectns to be n |
very bright Indy, hut sho IL opposed to Elny-
luz It apprar tmt tlluru IL my insanity III tto
family. That's tho matter With lier tcsti.
mony. . .........
Ec0yIL1.E 1tElsr: A1.OSEt
trembling will, excitement, aud protested
neninst tic ,nctltlfing 0t JOHN ". tiuftenu III
the cnse. "lfu Il upp0setl 10 showing IIssnl-
fty lit the fntnty" said Seovilc, nlnl Ills voico
was drowned hy the prisoner, win struck
Ills hand Violently on the iablc, MIL shouted:
"So tlo l. lie had better 70 bnck IN boston.
lie Inns gnt 10 business licrc. .1llst hcca,lso
lle happens to bcnr tho same 1lnlilc, ho Will
net u ltttle notoriety ont Ut this case.
Invent known anything nl'out tlio i'l:'il fnr
years. That's nil there Is about lin, ald
want Him to get right out Of tIIis case.'
HEO1EOE G.. stAySAHn.
Col. CorkltIi called George Z. Maynard,
who verified In seycral mntrriat points the
testimony Of thu preceding witness.
TIE nnoTllE1s TOLD r0 KEEr STILL NJ THE
.IrnNE.
Tho Court wns about to announce tho
nslal receSs. when John W. Guitcnu aroso
nntl said: "Ynur llnnor, greatly desire to
make n personal explanation. My fnther Is
uGad-" -.
Guitcnu brnke III {fntprri,ptlng him)-Oti,
shut up and sit down. You alaye becn win
dicatetl.
Daytdea l,crc objected to my moro sttto
SCENES. ",rl1o prisonar las conf fnltnlly hcen
allowed 10 Interrupt the proceedings and ut
this ratc the trial would scon become IL
farce"
Judge Cox-I sec no occasion. Mr.. Guttea,,,
for amy explanation OIL your part.
| Recess.
FRANK 1tAnTIETT.
After recess Frunk Bartlett, Of Chicago,
was called. lie knew Mr.. and Mrs. Scovtle.
and had met tho prisoner Mt Scoyil!e's salnl-
1ncr residence In 1878.
THIS man never saw me bnt once" inter-
r,,ptesl (stliteatl. :" 1t has cost tic Govern
1.,.&S
mot HE 0nce, five years ago, and that's a!l he
knows about 1t. It's nn Outrage. C0rkllill,
for yOu to wnste thu money OF the Govern
n,ent itl this Kind Of way"
Tile witness saw Guiteat daily; he never
noticed nnytllng out Of tlle way In his tle-
pertinent. Tho gentlemen tore once cn-
gngcd iii n tub-racc, and GultGnu took part.
When lie upset llc was tlncked BY tic rest OF
tho gentlemen, and took It III good part.
Gnlteau nga1n broke out iinpatse1ltty
"Wtat's that got to 10 with whit took place
tho ed Of July, C0rkhiIl? / Ind time to 60
cruzy hundred times since this mnn saw
mc. That shows what stupid work Is being
done by the prosecution. II you had to pa,
for this, Instead OF tho taxpayers, sou would
do differently"
Tho Witness never Saw any inllcatIons ot
insanity Iii the prisoner.
Mrs. FGonEScE It. uAnrLErr
(wife of tho previous wEtncss} witnessed tht
dug Incident SO often alluded to by tbs de
fe,sc, md snw nothing unusual In TINT &C
ci,rrence, She Thought Mt tho time Mrs. SEQ
yile was more excited nb0nt it thar tho pris
oner was, and remembered distinctly tht
prisoner, aftor tie dog was hurt, carrlet
food to him and seemed to desire to eiEac'
nny bat1 impression 1t might have created
| mi fnns fht.nr
, | any mental disturbance In tho prisoner. IL
was always polite and behaved ny gentle
n,nn. !.
r On cross-examInnton, Scoyllle asked
, "Do you remember onco Mt tho table aAfa
= ctlssion upon some religious topic arose an
T t;Mtteau took part and became SO violent tin
: they NIL loft hmm
5 Answer-No; l do not.
= Gulten,,-They nil got through tAlklng
4 and 30 they left ThAt's Nil there WIS t
4 md. think wo hhvu Ind about enough g
= this dog business.
+ HOWARD ,uSIIAM,
OF Boston, took the stand, hut Guitenu fort
y stalled Ills eytdcnco by shouting: - Ind
tlesk.rooM with that man a few weeks /
Boston, and THAT'S nj! llo knows about 1t.
has cost tho Government 500 to yet hit
here"
3 THO witness stated that Nov. 1s, 1870, til
+ prisoner secured Il icsk.r0Om lit Ills 0illct
o and remained thore nearly two month.
l when, rs liz WINS behind with his rent, an
tlle witness did not like the styla Of tho NM
lle requested him to surrender his key, Ti
n prisoner told tho witness there was no mono
,, In theology, aud l,o was go!ug to practis
# lnw.
D, Col. Corkhill thon offered letter write
IN | 1,v f,u1tnnn IN tho syffnRg8 lnat Iuun