The Northern Pacific farmer., 1881-11-24
A Dissracet Wisconsin Attorney.

A Dissracet Wisconsin Attorney.
MILWAUKEE, nov. l4.-Flnal disposition in
tha J. r. Orion case was had IN the circuit court
this morning. At the appointed hour for Judge
Small's decision. Mr.. Orton having been ad-
judged guilty OF unprofeasional conduct in the
case 80 we'll known to the public, the court
room was filed with members Of the bsT. In
his preliminary remarks Judge Small was very
severe, and condemned Mr.. Orton's practice,
as we'll as those Of other members Of the bar
not mentioned, in unmeasured terms. His
address was bitter and pointed. At its eonclu-
sion the following wac entered: 1T is ordered
therefore and directed by the court that John J.
Orton be and he hereby ia discharged forever
from the right prscice in any way in the eourts
Of this state an attorney, and that the name Of
the raid John J. Orton he stricken from the roll
Of attorneys OF this conrt, and the clerk Of tb,s
court is hereby directed to strike the name OF tbs
said John J. Orton from the rollOf attorneys OF
this court Mr.. Orton took the sentence coolly.
and ndimn1ediately gave notice thath would appeal
to the supreme court,,st the same time denying
several allegations made in the address by Judge
Small. Orton is one Of the oldest snd best known
attorneys Of the northwest. His brother Is ons
Ct the supreme judges OF the state
Guiteau en- the Oneida Community.
In the long -windad farago OF stun which
Guitsau wanted to he read at the opening OF
law. George scoville, Esq OF. Chicago, is Il
true and active friend, but lGissappTove Of
some Of his movements in the cese, notably
his mixing with "Oneida Noyes " For twenty
five years he vas the curse Of my fsthef's life
and for six years lived under the despetisr
he welded in the Oneida community lex
lress my detestation Of Noyes, and the1. To-
day. John n. Noyes the founder of the Oneida
community is 81 American fugitive On British
soil Noyes is cold blooded scoundrel He
has debauched more young women, broken up
more respectable families and caused more
misery by his fanaGcisnl than any man of his
ago. Had Noyes had his Dues ne would have
been hung thirty years ago for crimes conf
mitted with his own hesh and blood, it would
have been godsend to great many decent
in the Oneida community, I, like the most Of
the men in the concern, was practically Shak-
Or Noyes was the only man who had ful!
swing Of tho females Of the concern, and he
took them aii in above ten years
One OF the Frequent Scenes Of the Guitea
Tri6l-
Guiteau, who had just been brought IN by the
officers, said
Will your honor allow lie to address the
court momente In spite of counsel have
rights here which should be recognized 1wsnt
to state my position.
Judge Cox-You cannot be heard new The
court is satisfied with your counsel
The prisoner-ButI I am not think it x.s
outrage to have incompetent counsel forced up
on me-, Scoville is doing splendidly. I most
distinctly appreciate his services. I want
chance to defend myaelf, aud there will be 8
row all the way through if don't have it.
All this time Guiteau was resisting the efforts
Of the officers to make him take his seat, and
was talking in his usual jerky, disconnected
way. 81 am lot satisfied with this business"
striking the table with his list, @and l won's
have it.''
Judge Cox (severely)-1f You do not keep 81
lence l will have you removed
The prisoner- do not care il yoc do. The
American people have something to cay about
this matter. 1t is an outrage that should not
be heard in my own defense