, 1881-11-29
YSE ASSASSIN. +: ::
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A Marked AmeIioration in The
Conduct Of the
Villain:
He Has Read the Outcries Of
the People,: and Is
Terrified. ::
4 Lecture to the Reporters, How
ever, Delivered from tho
Prisoners Dock.
The Testimony Of John W. Gui:oau
Highly Damaging to the
Accused. :,
He Always Had Deliered Ills Brother Re.
spousiblc for Ills holal
0bliquity.
The Vanity Of the Assassin Constantly
Wounded by the Testimony o!
His Own Witnesses.
Gar1ield's Slayer Himself On the Stand
at tie Close Of tho Proceedings
The Crowd.
Judge Coz the Recipient Of Many Protests
Against His 0ourae-Interview
with Guiteau
The Vanity Of the Assassin Constantly
Wounded by the Testimony o!
His Own Witnesses.
Gariicld's Slayer Himself on the Staul
at the Close Of tic Proceedings
The Crowd.
Judge Coz the Recipient Of Many Protests
Against His Qourae--Intervisw
with auiteau.
Il SENSATION,
TtIE nNo1i1EK's TESTIMONY.

ipttfat ut1pdleh to The CAieuyv 1rtHun&.
| WAHitSuToS. u. e., Nuv. :,s.-There were
several features Of special Interest aid fl1-
| portance III toIny's proceedings at the Gull
| teau Trial. The audience, rs usual, was
largely composed Of feltgnntly-dressea )utlies
WHO were packed In 81 tightly tllat some beg
! Eed alCt screamed TO be let out of the press.
a1nl 1t WIS fonnd necessary, ut one time, to
suspend the trial 10 extricate them. The
prisoner looked haggarl and weary rs he e,,-;
tered, nild sank Into Ills seat. Perhaps ls
IS suffering fran tNo much Investigation, rs
tna ieSllrt hours between tile Hessfuns Ut tho
court are mainly occupied by thu exu,aiui.-
ti0n Of
INSANITY EXPERTS,
who visit the Illll III plutuuns. Abouttweuty
OF these professional gentlemen s,re here, ull
naturally anxious 10 study tle case, and 10
make reputation by their treatlnent Ut It,.
One tlllng III the prisoners bella,.or Is very
noticeable. Lii Is ln,lctt more subl,et III
manner. alta lnorc aniabEp In speech. His
Interruptions 1rs1As; frehue,,t,: perhaps, is
ever hut nr9 less, offensive, mil xioleut,
Seven witnesses WERE cMftcd tutluy. Apart,
from the inilnetaiate family, they werr Georgs
burroughs, Mrs. lnrkcr. Inl .Eerllal1Glo
dunes. OF CllicugO, whO testified III tilt li,la,
relied upon by tho defense, nlld Mr. .Jusl.n,
formerly business manager Of the Onritln
Community. WHO gnve short ntlu mt very
positive nceount ut tic ecccntrlcltes Ut
Guitean willis II member Ut that Organization.
THE PRINCIPAL. INTEREST
OF the day conferred II, tile ts:;tlunnyof jain
". GNitcnn, tile prisoners brother. 1t ll,ls
been known BY tliosn who have n,tl.le Il
study Of ts ease tint tile tw, brntllers never
ngrced well, nnd thnt john Uultea,t |l,s .
spoken severely Ut Ills brothers crime .iI1ce
tile niurItrnslS net wAs committed. 10 most,
people, however, Ills testimony today w{ls 4 ,
surprise. II was, iii tiftrt, that llu now COIL,
siterelt Ills brntller Insane, from the evidence
produced III this trial anil tbs observation lle
lad had Of Him nj tbs jAtl.
FoIsMEnt.r HE HAD coss1pEllEp HIM
hot certainly nf Il Wrll-urtlrrud ulntl, but
morally responsible to Gotl for Its nets. liz
would hot undertake. 10 give m opinion HIl
tlla feEnl definition uf insanity. lilo cQusjd-
ttrttl tat his hruther wns Victim 1T &tclt3t,l4-
fsn. or WIS possessaA Of the devil, tllal, lii
early ltft, lie Ind Deliberately chosen to
serve Satan, alnl for tint net WIS tt, be held
accountable tn Cod fnr 4 lite Ut sin. Slucs
tho trla!, however, lie hal beconle convinced
tlnt ILLS lrother WAS clearly INSANE, u1,i lle j,
lrne1ted Of hEs harsh conduct townrus hlu1.
lie slated tint llo
WISHED TO MAKE 4 CONFESSION IN HIS
n,n.,, ..,,; NtE .' :
s'''. H." 4',w nc.s" 'o"sas nts ofo1nef III
t's''.nu. a.'.,ns.,a nscn!g :, chFsst'n': III this
TaI. Hont.ec'!s! ~ "!ay na opserse'! limit nc r.
'ts!omS ,,, sarl.es11ess OF ule huiteai family
,'s T%s !.antte Wy Ivy netel et !!s wtl'ess'
;..'' "v Mns1 s'h''lsan'" "!sIeo' ms tes1l'louy'
''o"ofe; ~ w. "pp1.sM ~! 'l'e i"s'91ea 4usst'oA
.! "'s 1"ttst" 'nS"aatS' t!e!o Jo'14 1n.4ea1
W.. "nH 'e'5 S'e"f a'n eSH'eE. 1lo saia u!at
tH 'ue" ''ou tcst' a'!eses1 hls nl1'!a tat t..s
''A.u' wv" wa ''"4., '4'u 1''s'' ot''''e 'e "c'1A
~ !n'1us Io t''at ''ht e""s"st n,lil ~ enahae
~. n,S op!'l'""' 4'e "cc'"'c' poS'''fc'y 1hal' III
'l's op'1'on.
nis F.sF,1.1 VA '."FE'FLf a-ASN
tnt"uRlnut 't4S h4en'!e' 44e "as not With
nlnl a''r!ns h's lln"' !'!iless' afln could nor
sienk M1ta regard 10 the S!g'!s oE lnntita!
noesralon w'!leh @ ny was saHl 10 ha'e thel1
ntsplAyGa. lnis Iestnioay seel''ett 10 KreatlY
alsap!'o!hl Aaa annoy ar oeovttle. and l!e
,1!"! "a h!ake y appear that John ;u"'lepu
ha.! Mwass oo!ecteA 70 t1a useors;"f ilisal''ty
H., ~ tlo 'u'nns; al'" "as pfeladlee" HenIast II.
1Me pt',seeut.osl' 1, however, objected to such
! a!!1 " '..l1eet examination; anu to Court