National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-11-30
sc,,.s .us I,c,den,s OF the TrIar.

Mr. sCoyIlle begins to show signs OF the constant
strain entaied upon him by the defense Of the
assassin.
Fancy the tongue .lashing the jury will receive
from Guitcau when they return II verdict Of muir
der in the first degree.
Mr.. W. T. Prime, United States gnuger for the
port of Baltimore Md, was an Interested spectator
of the proceedings yesterday
Wnen the van containing the assassin arrives at
the jail he invariably salutes the jail guards with
the remark " l am glad TO get bnck safe
During the examination of the assassin he
seemed most excited and violent when reference
was made to mis- connection with the Oneida Com
munily,
The deputy United States marshal yesterday
served n subpoena Seldom II. Talcott, OF middle
town, N, y, to appear as u witness for defendant
In the Guiteau case.
Captain Vernon has found two young men who
We're eye witnesses Of the attempt made by Jones
to kill the assassin and have positively identified
the prisoner in the jail.
Our readers have another dose Of Guiteau and
his peculiar antics this morning. Let us hope he
will see his way clear through tho shining gates
when the final catastrophe comes,
Mr.. +. W, Brandenburg, ono of the jurors. had
before Judge Cox, who after examination, granted
him permission to transact the business.
at would be lasting disgrace to the Nation If |
should be shot" says Guiteau, and so II would A
man born for the halter should never go out OF
the world via the bullet route.-NeW Htven
Register
Mr.. II. b. Amerline. q prominent lawyer of Will
Transport Pa, has become associated with Mr..
scoyile In managing the case for the defense, ana
spends his time IN preparing and consulting au-
thorities
When the jury were taken out for an airing at
noon u son of one " them accosted his father,
whom he had not seen for over two weeks, but the
| only reply WAS; " How are you my son." and he
| was hurried away by the stern baiilitb.
| The following additional witnesses have been
summoned by the Government to testify In the
case Hon. H. r. Barton. A. 4. Green, q, W. Tandy,
Or. b. T. Buckley, General 8. ID. Atkins, postmils-
ter, and james Cochran, prosecuting attorney, all
of Freeport, Ill.
| During the confusion yesterday morning lady
was detected insthe act OF climbing in one OF the
| windows on the north side Of the City Hall. Her
| pluck was appreciated by n gallant deputy mar
shal who helped her in the room and provided
| her with II seat.
A tall gaunt specimen Of humanity called
| at the fremont HouNe last evening TO see Mr.. ScO-
| villo, aud stated that he had come from Niagara
| Fails 10 save Guiteau. Ho was taken in charge by
the police and locked up vt the station house OF
| the Seventh Precinct
| Several wild. eyed women haunt the corridors
| OF the City Hall and manage 10 gain access 10 the
| courtroom by representing themselves TO be
| newspaper correspondents. They then bore tue
| Legitimate members of the press with senseless
Questions forgetful Of the cardinal virtue OF
silence 80 characteristic Of the profession.
Colonel Corkhllls messenger SAM while In the
act OF passing three friends of the District AttOr-
ney into the aourt-room. was aecostedby awoman