, 1881-12-25
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Reeds Accession the Cause. I: T.: !;
J. OF Considerable ILL., y
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Hot Words Between Porter: !.
Corkhill, Scoville, and * . \: j:
H.. 1: Reed. II. H. . III: ;=.:. :.= /:
! Interection: by Guiteau p " Porter /: ]:
You've Mouth Like an !: :: It'll: Il: !
= Old Cat6sh}"> /: Ri;
Urgent Demand Of Porter: that 4 :
Guiteau Shall BE ==.*.*;: .: :;=:** q !:
| =; flushed Up. H.: :">,:: #. i
Additional Warnings BY tha Judge that.
lie Is Thinking Of Doing u: :::: i: : 1 &
. u. Something. H -: = ::%::::= J
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Testimony Of Four Experts. that ::ths +.
~. :. Prisoner Is and Was En-: :=:*::=
>>.: tirey Sane. :: :. ::<:= ::. :==:=:
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Their Evidence Declared Useless by
the Assassin, as He Admits What ':.::: ****: J: !
:: They Say: : / :i:* ;::: ::55:.::|::x :::::.
Tie American People wished q Merr&:
Christmas by the Man Of the .::::>
Il =: Second Of July. /: =: +: II T:
People Are Getting Too Strong an ::hea ::
Of the Founding and Shout /: j.
ing" in Court. H. ::..: 4 : II :*:::: s.
Their Evidence Declared Useless By !:
the Assassin, as He Admits What t';t:: :*.::>
They Say: :>y*:::: II ~: !: :::::: 6: : ;:
Tie American People Wished d Merry !:
Christmas by the Man Of the ..::::< ::: ::
Second Of July. (: =: :'::::: II \:
People Are Getting Too Strong II :1asa: !:
of the Founding" and Shout ]: t,
ing" in Court. H. Il +. .: i: s., +:
A STORMY: DAY. ;: \: *::77:- !: !: =; l.
REEDS ENTRANCE INTO TIE CASE ARousE9
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"A STORMY: DAY. *::<:..: n: ::.:: .:z:= f.
REEDS ENTRANCE INTO TIE CASE ARousE9
+. BAD BLOOD. - :.:.: !.
special utspatch to Ths Ihteaao 1Fto:ssd. =:
WAsu1SGrox, D. c., Dec. :4..-1t was a>ve1y
exasperating day in the Goireau trial me as
sasin was several times threateded VIII tuo
dock, and for time the threats seemed to quiet
him: hut the eject Of the Judges severity SOON
passel away, end Guiteau. continued his pfaF-
gart impudence until, at the end OF the day. ne
had the audaclty to rise, wish the Court. tho
5ury, and the country. a. merry Christmas t1nac.
and added: Ut am happy" The testimony OF.
the experts TO-DAY again was aH= agalnst du1-
teau- The witnesses examined were, those VINO
hoye been here from the beginning OF tn9
trial, and who were the erst to 4 examine
Gufteau in the jail. It was noticed this morning
that Mr.: scoyi1ie came in q half hour before the
opentne Of the}trfal and arranged bis own mail,
evidently having decided not to, allow Iany sne9
unfortunate inrerference as TINT OF Guttean tho
other day when be announced that ne tdaateau,
had received letter from :: =: :. ~ :.: +:
TIE ENpEET, sr1Tz11A,|'
when, in fact, the letter was addressed 70 mr.
Scoville, and showed clearly that spitzka "aa
acting as sort OF associate counsel TOR Gu!teau'
had filed q brief Of ! technical = medical
points for Charles Reed. whom: ne seem
to have regarded as counsel IN the case ne1oro
Mr. Reed was aunoun cod US such to the Court
and had criticised the expert witnesses In WAY
REGARDED By the other doctors as unprolessionat
Mr.. Reed has now fully come Into = ING
coso as associate counsel, and was early at tna
LAWYERS table this morning The Jury appeared
fresher this morning than they have FOR SONG
days, and the physician acting on behalf oI tna
Government, who has them in: chargc,:1s Is NJ
longer so apprchensiyo that they canno1 10"
ont to the end Of the trial as he was H@1eW DAYS
AGO. The District Attorney + said tonight
that he thought the testimony might conclaoe
in week. but . Me- scoriue -. seems
to be of q different opinion, and the cross-c4"
animation by the defense is being conducted III
q wav which one might think would ~. ~: r
MAKE TIE TRIAL NTERAI1NABIE+::: r.. -
Tho first witness was DR. Henry: F. stea1ns-
Notwithstanding as vigorous a cross esamlna"
ton as Reed and Scoyille both could. give a1tn+
the witness maintained that GuiteanWas en-
! +1rc,v sane. Mr. Reed succeeded in receiving
from Dr. Stearps tho admission that an acute
memory IS not usually; associated with insanity
| a nofnt which was very infaYorable for Gu1teau.
| as his memory has been pronounced marvel
| GUS from -tne :: beginning : OF ~: me,
trial. Mr. Reed asked the witness SEVERN
questions which the Court ordered stricken OUT"
| There Is q great deal OF acerbityt between tna
Government counsel and air. Reed. TOE feasons
which do not appear upon the surface. ana IN
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Portor arose and gravely: said TO *Mr.* heeo:
.Your questions may have been all right ~.
WHEN Tou WE'RE :D1sT1ucT-ATToRNEY,
hut. in courts ct Justice and law they are 1uega
ana cannot be admitted. Z The local newsPapess
j ot dirercnt times have suggested that Mf.Keee
fofter the Guiteau trial) might be appointed >p5
President Arthur to be District Attorney 10 sue
coed Corkhiu, and possibly thesa rnmo1s nave
fcndcd to add ): to- the ]: evident bitterness
!
the experts is prolonged, and tedious r. goe:
orcr the same ground, md the jury as wen a
rho ant1tencc grow rcstiye at it. It develops d
new facts whatever, and docs not seem 70 neI}e
fit Guitenu.+: t::> : ~:::; . IT II
Once during the day, when Gulteau was .,::: :::
1NpuDESr. To JUDGE PORTER, I;:;: I@;:
tho Inter rose,> and, with grent dignity, said
"3.uy It please your Honor, these tnterrupuon
| by the criminal are uubeatable..-1 must 1osA
that. II he persists in theu1 he shall pe remove
4 to bis proper place-the prisoners dock.:::: :::
1udge Cox-I have been thinking about y
propricty OF doing so for several day i:
Col Corkhill- our: Honor, the opinion e
Indigo Porter is agreed in BY all Of the prosecu
; t,on. This criminal knows what he Is doipE PEI
!. fect)y: and his interruptions uustzcease.. Or.
not. they must be made from the prisoner
dock. 1t IS in your power to place him - tnete*
Guf.eau becnme ut once the qutetest :mnu !:
| the room. he. lQOkeA AeA so4@.1
{ 1ocz. which is the. most unprotected portion
the room from tho crowd. !. E1un1bled sometatt =
nbout the Judges: discretion: and buried
fuce In newspaper. II -: >%s .
DR.. James strong;,: for many years y supetn @
teudcnt OF: the Cleveland Insane: Asylum: ,n
another witness. He: also testified to e3nneau
perfect bodily health, and ito the tact tnat
was In no wise insane In he course Of ne e
animation Of this witness, 4 4: .:; Il.
n TT. TIE FoILoWEG coLLoQur; ::.:::
= occurTed: II -. :. = =.
Guiteau-I don't see the 'necesslty :of gott =?
= through all this rubbish and wasting TINE :: :,
The witness, proceeding, said that he found !!
prisoner with good appetite VI: f.: :: !,
b Guiteau tinterrupttng}- Yes, Doctor, tola J:
. all about myself g: 3d. : 31
t.. Porter quickly rising and. showing eonaaet
II bic feelInx|-l must insist that tnese 1etet ts
r1ons ceose, and shall insist, Il they ate no. - 4
the prisoner = place. & re deeh;*n'!e - ?
"cEi G;,iteah-Do it -now1 Do ik"nowt Let's te
+t1s natter now Lots settle is: 49, -.
"a 'nt2 Porter fnastlly. and .vprmlgrWe will
set the Court to put the prisoner where no D
Z, 1onrs-ia the dock, where al criminals are CO