Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1881-07-22

The Lealville Daily Chronicle, of the 9Th
inst, got the scoop on all the papers in re-
gard to the inward life and cussedness of
the would-be nssassin, Guiteau. A repor-
ter for that paper found Gniteau's divorced
wife living at 1864 East State street, in
that city, who is happily married to her
second husbands named Theodore Dun.
mire, and prodeeds TO give four.columns OF
an interview with TINT lady. The bold
head lines TO the interview gives the gist
of the article, and reads as follows
"Guileau's Wife Found in this City, and
Interviewed by II Chronicle Man" "The
Inner Lille OF the Murderer" A Member
of the Oneida Free-Lovers." He Com
bines Praying and Stealing in Chicago,nnd
Starves His Wife in Solitary Confinement"
Forces Her to Work rs n Servant, While
He Carouses with Prostitutes" "A State
ment Sustained by Documentary Proof"
Mrs. Dunmire, whose maiden nnme was
Annie j. Bum, and whose mother is now
an inmate of the "Old Ladies' Home" in
Chicago, was married to Guiteau in Chi
cago, July Sd, 1869, and after the Chicago
fire in 1871, they removed to New York,
where she obtained divorce in the Kings
County Supreme Court, April 4, 1874. The
Chronicle gives II verbatim copy OF the de-
cree of the Court, good fac simile of the
marriage certificate, and portrait Of the
assassin from two photographs, all taken
froui the original in the possession Of Mrs.
Dunmire.
In answer to the question OF the reporter,
"When did your domestic relations begin
to grow unhappy" Mrs. Dunmire replied
"AImost Immediately after we were mar
ried. kept il to myself AZ long M could
He mistrea,ed me in every possible way
and neglected me shnmefully. He was
very irritable aud would find fault with
the most trilling things-the way ar.
ranged my hair or looped my dress. He
was not jealous, but would do these things
without any cause at all. One thing he
used to do, wns to lock me up in room
or closet, and keep me there just as long a.
he chose. Often have remained locked
up all day long without anything to eat
waiting his pleasure to let me out"
At Chicago, Guiteau belonged TO th'
First Baptist Church, and in New Yorl
he Joined Beecher's church and afterwar,
DR.. Eyerelt's congregation, and all III,
time would lie, cheat und swindle anyon
that lie could, and boast to his wife abou
it. She thought HIM possessed OF the dev
II, but does not think he is insane, no
never was. lie teok an active part 10
Greeley in The political campaign, an,
thought Greeley was sure Of election, AN
expected n foreign mission, ns Minister I
Chill. He spent most Of his money o
prostitutes. aud finally told his wife tha
she would have to 80 out and earn her ow
living. She obeyed him and went to Sar,
lOga Springs and worked M servant Il
two months, when broken down in healil
she returned to her husband only TO I
abused by him for doing no, and to fin
him in almost dying condition from
Ioaihsome disease, through which 81
G nursed and took care Of him for mont
Ii was then slie took the advice OF FRIEND
I and secured divorce.
1 We have thus briefly jolted down n
, substance Of the four columns OF Il
' Chroaiele's interview Of Mrr. Dunmire,
give our readers an inci.e into the ma
]. M of the animal now incarcerated
, Washington, for the altemp, to assassino
President Garfield. is il not about tii
q that he was "debarrad aud given SO
eign miSsijn "tc-Iiad,s?