The sun., 1881-11-20
TIE THAI YESTERDAY,
Dr. Giiss Closely 0nea,ton.d-The Etcmcnt OF
Malpractice In the Cnse.

| tho Court House this morning was far greater
| than upon any former day. At hnf-pnst o
| o'clock al! the corridors leading TO the court
| room were densely packed. and 1t wac with the
| greatest difficulty that those whose presence
| was needed in the court room could gain nd
| mission. To avoid the otherwise inevitable
| scramble 1t has been found necessary to Issue
/ tickets OF admission. Those are given out from
the Mnrshal's Office. and only ticket holders are
permitted to enter. At 9:40 o'clock the doors
were opened. and In fow minutes every seat
| was occupied. As was remarked yesterday.
| the larger proportion OF tho spectators wore
ladies. quiteau arrived at the Court House AT
o'clock. md. without any particular
| demonstration on tho part OF the crowd.
was taken at onco to the prisoners
| room. where he ate hearty brcak fast and cx-
pressed himself woll satisfied with the progress
OF his case. Mr.. Scovie WAS questioned this
morning In relation TO Guiteau's alleged new
counsol-Judee Magruder of Maryiand-and
| eaid that he was not aware OF any tendor OF scr
vices from Judge Masruder; that no had re-
ceivsd several Offers from lawyers who were
! strangers TO him, tut feared he might make a
groater niistnke by taking at this late stage OF
the trial counsel who we're strancors 10 him
than by proceeding alone. He does not expect
e. have any other resistance than n In. @ = Mf
The court was opened without Incident
THR TESTIMONY.
| George G. Maynard. electrician. was the first
witness. He testified to l0anInG Guiteau tlO at
ono time and si5 nj another.
Guteau protested ngainst thel OF evidence.
a he aoy Sns
Maynard 10 n good fellow. aud owe him SO.
That's all there Is in H." hc said.
District Attorney Corkhil desired to rrove by
the witne.s that Guiteau borrowed the tl6 with
which ha bought his revolver.
On cross examination. witness thought Gul-
| trau looked seedy and hungry.
The Pri-,ncr pmretucusi, - boarded At nr.te'aN
ns"e n"iSi'S @ ~hstsv"f to d, viii that ms,sf Iesw
plenty NJ public men ami could get all t's money
NJ Sscvi!. whs. DO you mean by b.. ,.os,ns hGnary,
smd his clothing wns secdy and iii.btung.
"A $40 suit Of clothes is not very seedy."
broke III tho prisoner.
Tnc KID as many ss sk wnsthey
hsy.",. ,sd square n,ssl ., ,., ,u
was ~ wnsi'ihg,o' Il mss ments au,'eiy mat msd,
Is ", t,s,n-s - sddrcsa,a Mr. eeo,illc WAC "" toying
NJ ;scove~Dli you notice an, thing peculiar about
T.e wi,nc,,-i did not notice sny,Lins peeusr-snv.
h,ns a,neren, from The man a. knew hin .e'9,e
,.S M r r,aWre- H. star ai;.dc a iccniinr ~ais-
Vial s." sn""iI rii s.,i !. ,kaI.Ss @s"S.E '.'N'
HS .oosrI iaiacr th,a aud what should csiI hssssI
Joseph n. Burkart. elerE to Mr.. MAYNARD. also
testified tn tho loan OF the SIS. and thought Gut
teau' walk and Tie way no held his head n ht-
Jonn o. Meara testiaed to se,ling the pistol to
Gultcau. He couldn't identity 1t. as there were
thousands lust like II.
Tho charges were then drawn from tho re-
volvcr. NJ tho suggestion OF counsel ana mu3h
10 the ro.iei VI tie audience.
Pending tho examination OF the pistol.
0uitsan desired to nnhounce to the Court that
he invited John ID. Townsen, OF New York and
Leonard SWEET aud A. Is. Truio OF Chicago to
tho other silc. and 'ie desired as much on ms:
In tho interest oi Justice. Another matter"
Of the Court. Theirs are n number OF disrrpu-
talIo cnaranlers about tho COURT md somo
safety. euo Chi-f Of Police has kindly fur
ni-hsi n,s body gnnri. aud I wish TO notify
harm ins my body guard VIII shoot them down.
THAT'S Nj: there is about IT," Thcn bod'iing To
III" report.rs' tables lao added: Reporters. put
CO.. 4. l.. Rock we'll was tho next witpess. He
procoeded 10 detail what no observed at tho
tInio Of the shooting.
Mr.. Scoyiiie intrrrup,ed to lnauire whether
II was worth while Ia 80 into the details, adding
We do not deny tho killing d
.Guit.au-We Il" deny the AiiiIg. your Honor
We ndmit thr shooting.
sh that ho was tho last person to whom Mr.
Ga.lridi, spoke-his iaet words being "oh.
swami
DE. DIrss on TIP WOUND AND IT'S TRpATMES1.
IN. y. W. Bliss WAS tho next witness. Hs
pointed out on a portion 81 iuman ssooton
e "su"sr % in Which which d"a.S had been sV prodacad. a sd
rho wound mado 10y tho ball wGs the immediate
Cause OF death.
Robinson with the following question:
STATE cooci-ciy. tut accurately what was observed on
H. as "iS ''I pe s s al ,s s' s 's 's each
d.,. ais Whist done. Begin "iih the 6rst day.
Tho witness proceeded to make the statement
The statement WAS interrupted by inquire.
aud resppIscs a- 10 tho medical consultations
held U,iur 10 tho arriyui on the 4th oi july OF
Doctors AGnew and Hamilton. TEcn ihe Wit
n"-s vas ASKED u Dies rite again niinuteiy the
course of the bn. In d"ng so the witness
najs use OF aD sciHa section OF the Presidents
back on". shcTilg liie hole mad. by he bullet
III curiosity i.I some tine. Then Tho District
sanal .nsft1on. e"s All this sis m tne Is ha%
skeleton used III the uemOpstrutioE5 lay on tho
desk Cesi,o the witncsS
tion Of tne alscess. n. incison into the pus
sac. tho incis'en .yo the ups track. ,i.o mus
the inclination ut which tho ball struck tho
spinal c''lumH. its force. the fragments OF bone
thi.t wrrn iI-ni during li;c aud II tho hnioteY
anian' WI =. ,,,s va. coin, on III, .o,,,oo @, the
p.csidrHts vertchie wa9 handed over 70 Mr..
Scovse. WHO put on his sp-etac!ei for a
critical exauinet.a. T. Which nc %ss !oinei by
Gnl'e.n the ln"s. gSa S;IoanI -, mainsr'
To- which h. ~ ,,e;,ird 10 b. paying more alton
ton lnan 10 l..c Doctor.s testimony. =
Nr HabirJ1n cane back 10 llS question ot
the con-uln,i ionn that wcro hold up 10 the ar-
rival OF D.s l.,--S and HaHil,;on. llc wanted
10 know eHaet!y Win. was sHll py mo pAysi.
clans TtncSs said thst he cuul not give thai
infOrmatiol. hut La couli stae- lt.a conc;usions
and Nr Robinson Called for those Gunc'isIeh'
whiet trs wituess proceeded 10 state.
Then Mr.. Sc5vie took up tho cross- -eSanina-
lion aud inquire. unuteiy as TO the formation.
Growth aud Il lual rupiure OF the sac formed On
;ne artery which had teeu cut hy ihS hali. no
al.n inquired as 10 who bad authorized tho m.t-
n.s. 10 take charge of tho rase.
Mr. D,lvidge su:.grst.,i that that hhi nAthlhg
,.o do viii the matter. hui tho wtncss aui'uoreI
l. suying thai tho request had ha.n made I"
- n on tho morning 81 the j.! o julY 10y tLo
D.. .l.rut 10 one else Deln: prsornl but hte.
Ga sid and ths witness. lie MAS ASKED AS 70
, tile ball had been found. and replied that
III u viscsra had been taken out ani pa ed "a
= bowl and that IN that bowl the Dali was louhu
nr ESA nson took up the cros ,,exa,'inM,on:
~ I;t,s,S. ird II Ge2' 'asarY Ia refer To tho Data
~ ~ DIS @ - K"yburus haniwritin a. and. -
,he, siiii'uity IN rraihg tue iuanu
i, ~. yurn wEs sworn aud x loi besids
-, ~ ~ -, IN tns task. "
III Iii ~ t'i i.i.' = flrHliY ipt@rpasai an oWrc-
~ ~, ~, a., rt.t t In tho coursa oi tue dis
eassifn a " 81 SIR Da1 'rs he inferred it ist The The
dn,n dd.ar,u ~, ~ hni r"aultsi fr"iA tlal-