Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-11-27
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 | CWAGo. November 23. Laxyer Trule upon whom Sc0ville and Guteau depenl for aid in conducting their ease, has not yet decided whether hc can hsip or not He saEs g stre1.e pres, gr5 is a- iug made Up-E .l i1 Uenass Oi dui- tcau, and he is convinced the assassin is insane and ought Co be imUued for life.
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 NEw IoEE, Nov uber 23.-The Her aids Washiug gtou sfecial says: Mrs. ! Senator Cbristi-ucr vas found ton -ht iu her night clothes cu the street, -uu- Liuy tu the office af her attorneys, and was faEen home, ~'usiu- the ucicL1o1- hUoi with her cries. It is supposed the | recent developments iG .Le divorce case | have unsettled her reason.
 --sa-Al--.c11 National Convention. | C4ICAGo. November 2&-TLe Irs sh- ! Aucri an National Convention promise, to bg a moustrous affair. Delegates win be pr. sut from all the principal cIs!es ' iu the country, and arrlu gemeuts have ! been Eaie Go accommodate two thou ! sand.
 Eo Removals to l- Blade
 NEw 1oHR, November 23.-Ihe Trib- mes Washington special says. Presi- dent Arthur recently told an ottice-se,k- 1r that all officials should ser-C out iIair term unless thgy failed Co perform their dudes.
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 CNuNNtrI. November 2}.-Mrs Dun mOre former wife of Gmteau. says GuteoU when with her from l>E to l~li. was not insane. but vain. irrit; lie 1ru fond Cf any kind Cf n0t1riety.
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 ST. PiUL. Niu, November 2'-Natl- ir- vas heard from DUr1ld, the seem 5s NayWells lyuchiu-, until to-jay, when -lc fullJwiE dispatch was IgcCiyel. "lla body ci Ed Maxwell was cut down after lauEiuE ahou. hal. au Luur and an Iuguust held The 2. flowing verdict was rendered.: Game to lis death by falling from tle Courthouse steps, breaking hs neck The body WAS taken iI charge b. the town authorities ouI given de- cent burial
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 | NAaaISGToN, November 23-Socrc- tary Fuger chGracterizos as guess work the reports of contemplated important | changes in the Treasury Department.
 A-areh's Successor Elected ! TBovurS,E, R. l., November 2j.-The election of Representative tO Congress in place 0l AIdricl, chosen Senator, re- suited in favor ut Henry J. SpOOner, a Republican.
 The Guiteau Trial | WASHINGTON, November 23.-Thc attendance at the Criminal Court this morning was seusib.y diminished Ou ac- count of the ram storm. While GuIte.D
 Was taking h.s breakfast at the City Hal . he expressed dissatisfaction at the re- lease of Jones upon bail. When the | Court opened Sc1yillc male a formal
 request for tLe papers taken from ,y5r- | 1za.. af Ala. f7--a ,,s lt9 arrest, sltllu- ! that tlas were material evidence Tor the defense, and since thc prosecution had lLet needed them, he could see Uu req
 son why they should be withheld The District Attorney offered to furnish , copies oi the papers. but SccyIlle insist
 ed UpCu his rights m the natter and
 asked for the originals. Pending the @ discussion CUteaG insisted upou being 3 heard and said. "I can throw i-ut upon this At the tune of my arrest ] had ? forty or fit editorial slps showing tine 5 political situation iu May aud June . These sips show the action and forces D ta4t impeiled mo .u t9 shoot the fresl- ! dent. They are very important, as show ] ing tle .-is. of tine whole matter. There - were forty or fifty slips denOuncmg 1 President Garfield. it was living on
 sucl ideas that these that Was finally e impelied on to shoot the President with nE EH r- ?. posed again. saving, T. 1t will favor e vau to get through to-day | will send n for tIam.' During the mOmeutury lulI - in the proceedings Guiteau again tried ?. ! to make a personal explanation. saving n that he had used the expression that ;- |" Julius was too suggestive ut the ne gro race and for that reason be had dropped it from his name. His prelu n dice was begOtten twenty years ago. Ht O meant no disrcspcct to any person or an. n race. particularly not to the cOlUred rae,
 for they were more highly thought O.
 than the white race nowadays. Scoult r. read a letter written by GUteau Co hi' , father. in which he spoke of having got J ten into some trouble and m which '' .a asked for money. S,oyIlle resumIn- al Iuird Co lIuiteau'S career as as a poLI
 cian, and drew conclusions that his u .lIrIIect was deficient. This ylew arouse, 'i the prisoner at once, and he began l,' serie, of interruptions protesting asalus 'h Scovilirs conclusions as talSc. W uei Y reference was made Co hls running -I around from one committee Co anotLc 'd seeking to be employed ls a campalg
 sneaker and his failure Co obtain IecOI
 milton was mentioned, Guitcau shoute IL aurriIy Twas not because ] had n .n ability. but | was not known; had idea is but not reputation. They wanted bl le | guns like General Grant and Senate .." CoukIing-men who would draw. The ,h in direct contradiction to his counsel .e, declaration to- the jury yesterday th; be l Ciuiteau was a man who never made m joke in his life, he looked up with a Int amused smile and added presum ,e- I'd draw now" This provoked gener' ed laughter, which was promptly suppres ed ed by the judge, who struggled Co dl ke guise a smile upon his own features ok Scoville continued to address q iO Court at some length, but was very ir hO Cuently interrupted by the prisone ay Col COrkhIll arose Go protest asaln dy the iuterruptions of the prisoner, whe ch Guiteau waved his hand to hlm patro Ie- iziurlv and said, "'Iis not necessary A1 make dL. ItLllc.l nSi NoA'AA'Ar s-t'N 'N- N
 matter drop
 old. ScoviUe was willing to agree to al 20. measures the District Attorney mig i'm, suggest to restrain the prisoner. lt " Inc suggested as a way to prevent outbr a Its that they were due entirely to Sc4y.l.' k course in commenting on the evldeu ,rr already submitted and his attempt sn- arrre from 1t mental intirmity on [ he uart of the prisoner. Scovllle conc. |, dei the opening without iurtL .yi- interruption or incident. At the reIU. IT a of the District Attorney, witnesses ,-t- the defense were excluded from [ ras Court-room with the exception of N nor ScovilIe. The prosecution, at the to g4est of ScoviIle, made an exception his her case. The first witness for the , ,aU f,use. II. '. Burton, vss then examine ,; as FOREIGN NEWS. ,or-
 .L Murlsr in I-slard- .-. nr-ur rS November 21 A man nam