Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1881-12-17

from the prisone.. He has believed the latter
perfectly sane. The witness was constantly
interrupted by the prisoner. The witness CON
sldered Guiteau sharp, keen and rational.
MI: Mclean Shaw counsellor of New York,
detailed portion Of q conversation terrible
! IN import now, even then not lightly regardcd)
! between the assassin and himeef in 1872.
Wnereln Gulteau announced his intentions Of
winning notoriety if he had to initiate Wilkes
Booth and kill public man to do it. The au-
dlence hnddered as Shaw calmly and distinctly
related the incident and gave the
ferred to, while Guiteau grew 60 excited
that he could scarcely articnlate the abusive
epthets which he showered on Shaw.
Dr. Walter Kempster of the Northern Wis
consin insane hospital and one Of the best
known specialists on nervous and brain diseases
and insanity in this country, who has been
summoned as ID expert, says that he fully be-
heves that Guiteau is sane, and that his eccen-
trlcles IN the court are simply acting.
MONDAY, DEC. IL.
On Saturday there was no session. and on
Monday the proceedings were Of less interest
than usual. DR.. Edward Charles Spitzaka.
specialist in mental diseases, testified at length
for the defence. Boiled down, his testimony
ls to me effect that Guiteau was mo raj mon
he Was born with uniformed ned
brain which has misdirected his whole life. He
thinks that he ought to be incarcerated in an
insane asylum. He is not allowed to say
T whether her he considers him legally responsible
he did not On the whole, he was strong
witness for the defence, and while his testimo.
ny will be fatty contradicted by dozen ex-
perts summoned by the government, it pro-
duced marked impression in court Gniteau
was, on the whole, well behaved. He realized
how important spitzka's testi-
no o1ora
to break in upon him in his usual reckless
fashion. Once or twice, however, he quite for
got himself, ssand broke forth in his character
lstic bilingsgate in denunciation Of Corkhill
a. no lesS VI tne counsei lor me prosecution
Tbore e nas ea,,set;o " '1e press.
NJ tho int ,,a,, eCno ~nGn, a. ohe
nnno;st ;ons go -, a., a''j;,H WIN us ue
aw;de,at1u saru ~ a. aaulole zone, !apong
non Tnana re61 Sy wASHn.s ono9' n nln
,,tv Ms roba W;,i;a ~ - 9l t Up
wSic1, ,a ,,.rsha1 S;S Xxx VIZ vea"et.
other aan,t;es nd , u,u VII e ass 41 VI
At one time Dr Sn;t1aer onId nnt vg
e. eYnress ac;dpd o,,;n;o, aa ~ 49, uuo. ts1
condition of 49, ,,s;sn,!pn. -, '" o onSai
terruntai. ssTbera nay. NJ tI, So''t ~;
h,,s;,1ass =. III .o %ee 49, ~ !nas
s JaSnes go ~ a., anu snnn Il, Duing
laa,, n.o,, Az, sa,1 y,
none;s Ip Hh.;s "Gau ~ ~ h Deen
conam;td Sd,,taru - ~ aat r;d - anu d;d
sh Us vse a. anu tS owe umueu aona1s,
chsractern meaate cr;es ~ es1aoai =,
san1aNI, Des9l'e Glies ol o3.ence!.
.o,,rt a,ed oornsai ~ +h;s rn;rt n,tae., ny
t;n,ad 1 - stre una,, te pIn na c1 =,
the ton Of his Voice. sm not afra;d to 90 to
t eao W - n:s voI IoS ".lau W - ~
omo t Sso"e .no ~, "a w. Mtaues w
r. .uele eAPocv an W. 49, ~ uou ~. WIZ plow
t tnls couis anu jury oug VI elas w!noow ~ pre-
zee tecs me Il NECESSARY .e Want t0ls sounaea IN
the ears OF PHI me American people, Davldge re-
marked, "on, FMS pantomlme business Is GET
dulIeau-f3u are. gettlng played OUT ana
your theory OF prosecutor, too
TUESDAY. DEC. IS.
When the marshal exhorted the audience to
preserve order throughout the day the court
%here
gresham In the corners Senator Lamar sat
Tor q time beside the iurv and Gov Chas.
Foster for time beside the Judge, The Jury,
the Judge counsel for both sides. the experts
and the assassin came in shortly afterwards and
| took their usual seats.
The morning. session was devoted to Spitzka.
the brilliant young expert, and to DR.. Fordyce
Baker the distinenished old expert both of
New York, The afternoon session was CON
snmed in the examination of B. c Phelps. q
If the Chicago Inter Ocean: GebeU New
| York insnrance agent. Henry Wood. a Pills
delnhia railroad manager. and others who
knew him At varions Deroda Of his career.
Some Of them knew If him within the last
wear. All Of them agreed that he was. when
fhav knew him. shrewd INTELLIGENT
sane man though lacking. perhaps the rsnai
amonnt 81 good common sense. Phelps sized
him az a Oh. Sellers. with gross Establishments in
he Mace of the colonels GOOD nature. Snitzka
stuck to his original testimony. to the INSANITY
inference sustained the theory Of total depravi-
y advanced py ne p!osecu'lons: Inls testi-
nony was very ensertanhg. oPl,Zka neld MS .
own, leaving the Do4 az ne enteleo II, masteroI
the sltuahon. BAKER, IN ms odo, husky toned
voice, occurred oelgnttuhy on 1ne various