Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-11-27

to him, when Guiteau retorted sharply
 and with impatience: l won't st;mJ
 up; I'm not afraid to, however, bU. I've
 only moment to speak and Will kueT
 my seat. do not care to say more tlan
 was published last Monday in my ad-
 dress to the public. I presume the jury
 all saw 1t. l have no set speech tO make;
 l appear as my own counsel, and m
 Idea k to make corrections as we %
 along, just as we have done in the past
 three or four days. l don't mean any l discOurtesy to anyone; l only want tO get at facts. IT anyone says ] owe them
 twenty dollars, and I don't, I will say SO.
 My idea IS to take things when they are
 hot and not let them get cold and su.fsr
 from misrepresentation. or course l
 shall go or the stand at the proper tine and be examined and crOss-cXamiued Ny idea, however, is to meet a misstat Q
 ment when 1t IS Lot, instead of waiting rU let the natter get retarded and m-s- understood. ] tlInk the true way is tJ mterject my stutemeut as the case pro- ceeds. l have no set speech tO make. but am much obliged Co yOur honor and l tJ cJunSel for the courtesy of this invi- | tauOn. OSultedUs manner seems Co ! have undergone a marked change sincu
 the early days oi tine tTiai and during the ! delivery O Lis short speech this waB l parGcularl. noticeable. At its cOnciu-- ! silu h9 settled hack lu ..-3 laiI Glth aI. 1 ar 0i exhaustion, rested iis head on his | hand wuari.y, while a cace-wOrn cxpres- l sion appeared upon hls face. ScoviilC
 then addressed the jury at considerable | length.
 | WAsUSGroN, November 22. - The ! prison Van iu which Gulcau was con- l veyed to CcUrt this morning Was escort | ed by SIX mounted policemen iu addi- ] tiou t1 two officers who rode upon the
 van. The C0Urt-rJ0m was crowded in | every nook and corner. John GUite4u [ was Ip the t0u-r--O0m soon after 2 | o'clock, and obtainej sUbpelas for SIX ] additional witnesses. None 0f the gen ! t.eueu publicly invited by GUiteIu Co ! aid tn his defense have yet responded. | lt IS understood, however. that ScJville ! expects to secure the services of Truie ! or Chicago later in the week. Several ! of the medical experts summoned by ! the defense are in attendance this morn ! ing. Among them Is Dr. Rice Ot Wis ! colsin, who has long known the pris- ! oler, and who, it Is sad, advised his ! commitment Co the Insane Asylum four . years ago, ol the ground of emotional insanity. GuiteuU WAS brought into the ! Courtroom shortly after 10 o'clock, and Srovilie resumed his argument. He ! called the attention Of the iUry Go tine pleas set up by the defense 0f insanity. and discuss. d at great length tine growth and changes in PUbic opinion upon tine subject 0i il sanity and it- treatment by tLe Courts when set Up a5 defense m ! criminal eases. He cited numerous rui- iugs iu several noted eases. He claimed 1lat Ia plea of insanity having been set mp by the defense, tle burden of proof rests with the prosecution. Dynamite Explosion.
 NEW YoEE, November 22.-Au cxplo- | sion of dynamite on East Seveuty-Jhird street wrecked the doors and windows ! an about the neighborhooi II number | of persons were hurt but no one killed. ! The powder vas used by the street con
 tractor
 TL5 Mexican Elti0-ll.
 ] CI0ta0, November 22-A Times San ! Antonio special says: At lu o'clock ! Sunday morning the rails of the N5xi- ! can National were joined half way across | the Rio Grarde at Laredo. Ab9ut noon | the construction train passed over the ! bridge. During the afternoon there was l ar excursion of Mexican officials to Fort | Mcintosh, Ou tine Texas side. The h. | tCmational road, running from San An | toniO Co Laredo, is closing the thirty
 mile gap at the rate of one and half
 miles daily.
 Blaine's Plans.
 N..-...l..- ta ! knnnebec Journal this morning sad.
 We are authorized to state that Mr.. ! Blaine will not be candidate for repre-
 sentative in Congress, will not be can aiiatp for Governor and wIil net hc 9
 .audidat-. fur une U. =. Senate. When | Blaine retire5 from President ArthGr's cabinet early in the coming month, he
 will devote himself entirely tO hls prl- vate affairs. The rUmOr Of his going as Minister to England has no foundation whatever.
 P1stmistcr GczeTaTs Report.
 ! WtsHT>GT,S. November 22-The re- port of the Postmaster General reviews | tls extrayagauce in tIe administration lil tse Department for years past and the loose practices into which contractors have been permitted Co get He freely expresses the opinion that expenses can be greatly reduced without impaIun-
 tue eficcucy of the department and will
 ms. every effort to expedite malls be- tween tna Pacific Coast aui the Last. The gusrlyors
 CHARLESTON. $. C., November Z--IhC
 mate and four scdmeu, 5urUyor5 ui the . French siup, France, arrived to-day l The mate makes a long report Co the I French Consul covering the time i5, u . l'wlen the hurricane struck the sEl tc B tober 20th. till date ot the rescUe, Nov l 2ud Two boats containing the Captau b and the remainder of the crew are mss 2 ing.
 D WASHINGTON. November 22-Willian - Jones was released this morning m SJ1jO ! l bail. F.. C.. Wheeler and Sebastian Alnoi D becoming sUretIes.
 - Rival Corporations.
 t NEW YORK. November 22.-A confer - fence was held yesterday between th - representatives of the Pacific Mall an' @ | Union Pacific, but nothing of lmPortanc s was accomplished
 sEiuilor coa.essas
 .' BosroS. November 22.-Fuller, one e
 the parties concerned m the rccen - swinilc of David B. Goodnov, in vhic his bark Western Sea figured yesterday 7. gave testimony duplicating GO1iuow '' a scheme to burn the vessel and deirau Y, the insurance companies.
 T. ScoviIle's Address.
 .e WASHINGTON, November 22.-in ao o dressing the court Scoville said. !" Eve o President Garfield said Why dld tn ,- man do 1t? He must be insaner Blaln If must have believed Gutieau insane ,f l Col. Corkhill here arose and with muc -y emphasis said: If you will allow m
 Mir. Scoville, the President never sad
 thought he was insane; he thought hll
 sane all the time. Blaine never thOugi ,e him insane. He said under oath he b ,u Geved him sane" ScOvllle explalnt c. that he spoke from information derive ,t- from newspapers, and would not tai he issue on the statement. He then toe ,f- up the story of Guiteau's family, vi b. were of HuguenOt extraction, and VI i5 had, he said. retained tO the present di a as a marked characteristic the stur' .r- adherence to religious convictions, whl' ll- caused the expatriatiOn of the Hugu 8: uots. He asserted that insanity " h. hereditary in the family.
 y- Secretary Kirkwood on San Carlos Coal Fie 9; WASHINGTON, November 22-Seci p- tary KirkwOOd's s annual report contaI "; the following passage concerning | l. San Carlos Indian reservation: n- boundary has not been surveyed It
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