New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-30
GUITEAU AS A WITNESS.


place he wonld have a respite He had gradually be-
rooe dissotisrd with tho Whole bnsness-socia, spirit
mai and everything ese He went to New-York intend
ing establish great thcOcrattc paper ne I
very we'll lie consulted with printers, editors nna re-
porters and those kind OF people, ana they ad
IIe 7he9rrat ana Que of those wise newspapeIr
fellows thought That that was enough to damn tc az he
same year he went back TO the Community ne wiz wiz
haunted day aud night ~ the 1aea t,' nof any re-
lief aud he went back to the Community III, ma, ,ot
Odd you get reict theret A-lcs cou'u no' e''
Inc prisoner went on 10 relate in reply to questions
lie said that he read law or three or four m"n,5 b. &
office O H. Reynolds IN Milwaukee, ana ,Hst Ms rs
tricAtomey OF CHICAGO. He wentto 81, Rceu, no HE
tis: W. hereby ccrt.fr that Charles J. Gut"iu has
been examined by Us aud We consider hin d.1-Gu me- ~
inno!s" lhen R.oi sad to linn, rake this paper 10
Judge Williams te Judge OF the District Cont ana you
moral character" lie went 10 Judge Williams, VINO
signed the paper as matter OF conr'e. & ~ - nrac-
way added u" prisoner thar was 2dni.'sn ~ 900
lice made $1,000 the ts' year in Chicago ana '-0o0
| Q.-D.d Sr. Reed ask ycu any quesionsl lie
asked three or four questions, aud think lau7"elC"
| U.-Wneu yoa men op,lcd youF law Office in Chcaso
! wilt did yod dot Al went around among "u'.L','
Hrs. Ass merchants lwoui 20 ~ to maI' and auu"
MN iuy card an- re- 'rc"te- u Aad ""a'S h"r 10
tn :, ga" "a. ~ IN, ' ~, a nm nv ac,ouui."
bd-acss ma is the way mat l got business IN New
~ prisoner len rnl,tc his experience. 10 proctiraE
law IA New lor6 from 1874 60 800, ana --3 Do A. J. G
had not been UoIL.rI with The c-lyrH hf ara 't,t
| haG frl theology alone you'd nave done wei. hg
YER t., he i r,.if ir ME ,lt1 he Ha7,d and had
| got ran Gown dcuorauaed tie nau so.c L. noe.
one ran! n7n, an. 4.a pei. ha,f''G ~ an '''
GUuEAU's TXrlUIfNCE ~ NEw-YUIa, CELLS.
lie was ID tH- I,mus Thirty days at that time
| when Mr. scoyile went to nistrct-A ttorney Phelps
and got him Oft lie felt immensely relieved
at crttiug ont Of that horrible place. He
| WAS five DAVIS u Jefferson Market and thirty
days in TIE IoRhs ana he GYMS, was GnrTE r.. , i5
nught to ashamed 81 themselves ir tIeir drsert"u Z"
MN That was The uunappir.t streak Of luck he mad
ever struck IN ma life. ~ Jefferson Market he was pat
in mis- raoIe ''rh h".r WIN illre OF "lI pun,'I u,
tine lowest class uf Ne" Gork humuers-i'H VS. w"'n
would make dick to look Al. lie thought that me
keeper dj IL ouj ' spite because he was d'c'h ann
| wcl,drrssrd man Aii"r he was released Huin ~,
TONES he aud got come articles Of attire ani ut
himself for two hours ~ n'ihtun o. boiling not wafer
A dag or NO &tr 'aGi lr went %" 'Wr"t" anu OPt"'t
a law Office aud did welt tie always could du wei. ~
ruary |, -7,, mud No. settled right down 100 me law uh-I
ness and Iid well uut iGc following september iA,n
%bsIgo b.fC, Ocrap and be went wrestling with that
idr' Tor two 20 three ir"ulu-. Tue s"'A "l i", 20
suns All the money they could raise H. presume va.
the paper rad th,n cost them 5ooH, S-o'9op
pr,rrctor- would he glad TO get rd NJ 10
f7ends tor supposed ri-nd-i. but they thGdst vas
nn sys,hc id cc, INTO The news paper business then.
Alter rIlnustug himself three Or fonr months "n mat
O What DO Won mean hy cyhauzring yoursejii A
I siucA 10 H. a. a"a'r do "a an IDEA unlh g9t *,
hsustcd hy.raIly. morally and financially had used
NY TRENDS could. aud tad 10 20 Z" WORK To
make ne" start IA d. Ia" business ~ I.'gag".
AtI PROPOSED make 10 the si"At newspaper Of 30 ol
| inr Wc-, proposed 20 pas INTO IL tue ad,crtIsus
~ IIo.sce Dlocrs aId tie cuterP'" ana NA "i James
n,r and they aid IA, 10 brilliant .ica. ami
,nry thought feasible II bad got mold Of the money
" "iIor much money 90 you wautl Al believe
| tua, $4,000 would nave ""Fhl up lIr "h'' concern.
consulted several pafc, o. ont ~. ana they al huEht
II grtud scirme bur would not put money into d. aud
N,ns ' ur,cp "f The second National Bank ~ Free
| port, supposed 10 be worth ha.f miln"noi dollars
him WOULD make him Governor Of Illinois, aud ne -At
| ne did want 20 be- Governor. Hr nad been state
he I'D not pan ont very well after my interview WIN
VIVA, do you mean by his not panulng ont. A
He did not have any political aspirations wanted 10
get hod of tuo-c follows who had both aspirations ana
! money. They were the kind Of fellows 70 h,ip me
! Adams d'd not have any political as'r'tion- ne o."
VA, man %. about stty years old, and he preferred ai-
old -mp, 81 living and dd MOI care {" 20 100" 20"
subject. beye Thar hc put - Into IT, which h' hHn
moi got btcl yet. unu.hiusJ wolt 10 iacolo-J after
that aud hat Wor-u than The Newspaper bH. ucf-
GuurAUs IuEA OF JoUES,LIsM.
O-Dil va nave. at any time. Az idca oi publishing
he Eei,- York Hermit simultaneously ~ Cmca'"t a
Tnl, wa- part Of Ihr Ht,r Ooom schcmc Mt Nixon
was then proprietor Of The Insr oro,p auL m3 idc.
wa- in s'artin te new coucoru that nixon wls To De-
the uauIgsi and Guauri.r md was To- Doe thc 'ior.
ave lin some iGrs about DUPLICATING the dtspa c.cs ~
Inc Mr. iork H,rdd, which notice since be has real
ODD yoa take anv -fcp- for securing huldur to
carry 90 tbc new Iapcf' ..'-lt "'ui To- '''' al
! building 100 frhDfr., wDIrul lhuuEHi r"II ht" F'"i
one Inquired who owned II, what 81 could hc rented
Odd you taks amy steps 10 obtain prnrur presses
| A.-Yc.. consulted with Iluo- uEruf af t.Ina-'.
Q-uo" many lrc-'r" ai1 you q, .ng' iaf q, ~
cannot r'ooi'eci the details went li"nfh at IhHi
business uui worked % 90 detail 10 my own IluL
went around among Newspaper "rn. if'-7'n' o. etc.,.
consulted Ihc manager OBJ The western luuu ir.rrHJh
Company and alec G. manager ot the atlantic 'Ht pa
oifc Company. Tue Atlantic anH I"rhc ""'Ju-. h't'i
ing taft time, ard y. manager vas "a .,'r y"GaS
po,rd to duphrat~ Inc 3rT l"t HfrtH dispatches anu
| he thought n 80 iuin' Nee tEiaE. tnG go u Was.
| y5t B,rgai disp.trhcsl Al wrote &, J.mo, Gordon
Eepucti 1t tne time got no answer and believe ho
A.-Whnl tudu,rwruj- liI yol hold ont 10 Mr. Bon
nett TO furnish o. d-ra,chrsi AIN2lhng Fgy pres
| matter would consider line B,rHd silt az an end
| q. Did you consider tina, fair cquiyaleutf A-fc7,
bcSaus. lad 40 doubt chat 1 would have recovered
| $4,000 OF $1,000. ~
Q-Anor you ny The newspaper eutcrprire IN Ch-
cago what did YOU next dpl THAT brought me down
to the winter and spuug VI 1876 tired To- pc up "a"
was scarcr aud found hard 20 get any Inrn went
ont 10 yoq place In "sconHn. varied Ground 'li
| the paper- sD4pcd trees ana a that KIND Of ihng.
O-lJr remember the circumstances tl No"i sup
i'm trrrsi A Yes. | remember ssier AiNalng
| ne 10 20 down morning and suu some
| from ntbcr trees I nn not "A horticultIri-t or
farmer. remember her laughing ~ the time In DC,
toaer 1876, was in Chicago during the Moody ANA
sinIey meetings attended prayer meetings aud scr
vice. regularly day and nIt during The t"rcc months
tiIu Ni.u,Iv ws there october 10 January. Dur
ing ali that time with Mood end bore an active
part. ,,.t..t
| around in "A general way.
| ODD yOu speak al prayer mcetng3i A-lCs' re
qurutiy
| THE sECOSD COMING or CHRIST.
Q-To what particular branch or subject OF religion
was your mind directed AT that timci A.-Snmr lime Ia
| November, during the Moody work, heard Dr. h'