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Frelinghuscn Confirmed

WASHINGTON, December l2.-Thc Presi-
dent to-day accepted the resignation of As.
misunderstanding of the Treasury linton. to
take effect December 3lst. The Senate
confirmed Frclinghusen as Secretary of
State unanimously without discussion. A
lady postmaster was among the nomina-
tioAs sent In TODAY.
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New ORLEANS, December Ex-Governor
McEncry to-day signed the death warrant of
Charles Butler, coorcd, convicted of the
murder OF Joseph Borcl, in St. Mays par
ish, on the Goth of June, 1870. The Cover.
nor fixed the date OF the execution for the
third Friday in January.
The Governor, in the case of John Mobile,
of De Soto parish, sentenced to be hanged
December SOth, has postponed the execu-
ton for thirty days.
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PouGHHErPsiE, n. y, December H.
Seneca Holloway, paying teller of the
Poughkeepsie National Bank, was arrested
this morning, charged with cmbezzlemcnt.
The bank officers say partial examination
OF the books shows that the shortage will
amount to between $4,000 and $4,000
which is about onc-thrd OF the banks sur
plus. Mr., Holloway was recently elected
County Treasurer.
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D. A. RonINsoN. Secretary.

ng-WIIEREAs, 1t has been found that the capt.
tai stock of the Chicago, Texas & Mexican Cen
trail railway company, now being 1900 shares,
OF the par value of sltO each, Is insufficient to
construct and operate It's road, and that 1t is de-
sirabe to increase the same from 5000 shares,
or s7,5Oo,oOO to 100000 shares, or to $1,000
900, the totalamount being $4,000 per milc
Therefore, he It resolved that n meeting Of
the stockholders be and the same is hereby
called to be held at the Office Of the company at
Dallas Texas on the 23d day of January, 1882
to consider the proposition of increasing its
capital stock from sli,O0l to $4,000 per mile, in
accordance with the preamble. hereto, and to
consider the proposition of issuing a series OF
income bonds IL the same be deemed necessary;
that the secretary be and is hereby instructed
10 give legal notice to each stakeholder, of tb
time and place and purpose of said meeting.
BY order of the board Of directors
AsAHEL + BENNETT. Secretary
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DESIRABLE CITY PROPERTY
For Sale!

The undersignsd will sell any Of the follOwin
Property, viz
70 by lso feet northwest corner Ross avenu
and Pearl street with store house thereon. M,
las by $50 feet north side Ross avenue Win
residence thereon No b37 Ross avenue
city Drug Store, Ills Elm street. with street
OF ground or with 60 feet frunt.
Part Of block No 2G5 west Of Central railroad,
and north OF Swiss street near one.half acre,
A.. 4 l1ENsLEY, at Exchange Bank
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Eminent DIR. j j. Caldwell, Baltimore,
MARYLAND

States: 81 have used Colden's Liebig's
Liquid Extract of Beef and Tonic lnvigora-
tor largely in Debility, Febrile and Ner.
vous Diseases, and have found it one of
the most reliable of nutrient tonics now in
use or to be found in pharmacy" QRemcm-
Der the name, Colden-take no other) OF
druggists generally.
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A Wonderful Achievement

There is skill and talent required in every
undertaking, and surely, no less so in bust
ness enterprise. One of the most notewor-,
thy incidents in the commercial history of
Dallas is the rapidity with which our wide
awake and irreprcssible clothier, |. Rein
hardt, is taking the wind out of the sails of
his competitors.
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A Carriage Turned Over and Four Person
Drowned

SAN FRANCISCO, December l2.-An Olyms
pia, Washington Territory, special says
that Thomas Phelps, Mrs Thomas Dobson
and daughter and Miss Dora. were
drowned while attempting to ford Chehlais
river. Their carriage was overturned by the
force of the current.
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Prominent Newspaper Man Dead i.

NEw YORK, December i2,-E. d. Mack,
the New York representative, since 1870, of
the Cincinnati Gazette, the Louisville Cou.
rier-Journal, 81. Louis Republican and Chi
cago Times died at his residence, in this
city, at II o'clock this morning of cry.
sipelas
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Accommodation Pronounced.

MADRID, December l2.-Ex.communica.
ton was pronounced In three churches ut
Santandcr Sunday against the directors OF
the Liberal newspapers for attacking the
clergy.
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Another Victim Dead.

rirrsbuRe, December ie.--John Connolly
another ofthc victims Of the Rock Cut al.
nstcr, dicd this morning al the West Penn
sylvnnia hospital. All others except Laf
fey viii recover.
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General James Rcsigna, ion.

NEw YoRE, December, l2.-Postmastcr.
General James, who is in this city this
evening, wrote and forwarded to President
Arthur his official letter of resignation as
Cabinet officer, to take effect January LIST.
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Obituary.

CeluNnus, GA, December i2.-Dr.
Thomas W. Grimes, aged about sixty
years. a prominent physician Of this city
died suddenly while sitting In a chair, thi,
morning, Of heart disease.
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Coax, December l2.-Forty farms,
seized under execution for rent were
Offered for sale, of which number q were
purchased for the landlord. In ten cases
the tenants settled the rent.
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For the Rcncflt of tho Snfl,nrcrs

vienna, December l2.-The upper House
of Reichstag has voted $4,000 forms in aid
of the sufferers by the theatre fire.
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ASAIlEL f. BENNETT,
ScCrptnr


DISSoLUTIoN-Notic is hereby given that
the grading firm of Boyle& Rundles has this day
dissolved by mutual consent.
November 2Sth, 1851. BOYLE &RuNDLES.
400 al
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wAsuisoros. December u.--Aiter tho re-.
cess Or. spisska again took tho stand and
hcicrs hehad chance TO speak oui,,au
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An elegant stock of Music Boxes just
received at c. II. Edwards, 725 Main street.
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rD'sToCKHoLDERs MEETING Notice is
hereby given, that regular annual meeting of
the stockholders of the Chicago, Texas Il McXi-
can Central Railway Company will be held at
the general Offices Of the company in the city
of Dallas, Dallas Co, Texas, on the 10th day of
January, A. D. 1852, for the election of Directors
and for the transaction of such other business
rs may come before It.
ASAHEL +. BENNETT,
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The Greatest Success of the Age
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Special 0nticc.

nB-ATTENTION FROHsINN-Thc regular
monthly meeting will he held tonight at p.
M, and as business of Importance will be trans
acted. the attendance of every member is re.
quc,tcd JULIUS LANGENBACH,
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broke in with the statement THAT there
are good many poodle dogs in the news
paper business and | want TO express my
contempt for some of these poodle dogs
am going to notify the jury
that high-toncd papers are saying
that IL would be stain on the American
people to hang a man in my condition"
AS he concluded some person in the
crowd shouted "shoot him now" causing
great excitement, but the party Offering the
suggestion could not he found and the eS-
citement subsidized.
Spitzka testified to his belief that
Guiteau was borne insane. DIR. Spitzka
was still on the stand when court adj
iOurncd.
Croker has received several anonymous
letters advising him to remove everybody
else from the wing of the prison where
Guiteau is confined so that in the event OF
a dynamite explosion no one but Gulteau
may be hurt.
Telegraph Competition--Pigeon Shooting
LoNDoN, December 1.-THE Standard, in
its financial article, announces that fresh
competition in Geographic communication
with America and India may be looked for
from new company to be launched next
month
A pigeon.shooting match came off to-day
between DR.. Carver and Mr.. Gordon at 100
pigeons each for Gl00 side. Carver stand
ing 81 yards and Gordon u yards, the latter
using one hand. Gordon killed 81 birds and
Carver 81.
The Vienna correspondent Of the Daily
News says; The police imagined
that the entire audience had quilted
the theatre. and they prevented outsiders
from entering and locked the doors without
ascertainng if there was any one inside.
The Vienna correspondent of the Stand
ard says that new rules to insure the safety
Of imperial theatres are published
The Madrid correspondent OF the Daily
Telegraph says that the catastrophe
at Vienna has caused great excite
ment and immediate precautionary
measures will be taken to insures public
safety at theatres.
There were three arrests to-day under the
Coercion act.
The Paris correspondent of the Times
says it is reported that Prince Roland Boz
naparte has sold his interest in Manoco
gaming tables for E920,0O.
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lake OTTNS.
G U n STOR E,

The co.rar,ncrship heretofore existing be
tween Burwcll & Kendall. In the restaurant bus.
ness at the Metropolitan Dining Hall, Mt fib
Main street. IN the city OF Dallas, Is this
S S"S as'0'Sea by nu %"lp"' s sSn,sns
all liabilities Of the late firm Of Bnrwcil 4
Kendall, and will continue the business at the
present stand. and would respectfully solicit tho
continuance OF the favorable patronage OF the
public. DuRwsLL a KrSpAlL
DALLAS. Texas. December 9th, 1881.
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OFFICE OF TEXAS TRUNK r. R. Co..

RD'TIIE REGULAR annual meeting of the
stock. holders ofthc Texas Trunk railroad com.
pany will be holden ut the Office of the company,
II the city OF Dallas state of Texas on the 18th
day OF December ut IL o'clock noon, for the
election of directors, and the transaction of
such other business us may come before it.
W. l.. CABELL,
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MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL

Business is only fairly active snd in monetary
affairs there is nothing o. interest 10 no!s. Ia
Baltimo ro the local money msrke! is hctise, All
rates ore very FIRM at per cent on both loan.
and discounts. IN, late activity q! tho Stock
Board csuses an increase in tina demand. The
supply is fair. In New York the !ulirg ,a:s
for call losns is per cent. Time loans pc, G.
for four months and per cent for 81. months,
Prime mercantile paper 6.7 per cent. Money il
quoted in Philadelphia at 4s44 per cant on goy.
eminent AMI Csc on other acceptable collateral
Government bonds ARC strong. Virginia bcnis
easy, but the moderate Offering are taken at e!
a76l for consois aud HAAS for l04Os. Tx
coupons ere easy. and closed offered at 81 ate,
sales st sa{. Pesler bonds were quoted AZ AZ
and reeler coupons sold at &. closing 26.27.
Railroad stocks are quiet but Virgins Midland
ciiedly stronger the frat preferred Ii ares sell!
i'm at Oh to 100 co.ing yesterday lG0 bill, l5g
asked.
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Congressional,
HOUSE

WAsuiEdT0Y. Dsc. 9.-Oh the mae,iGp Of
The House this moroing, Mr. Robinson. OF New
York, took the floor to offer resolution which
he desired to havs referred to tha Committee
on Postotaces snd 7, sronds lie was. hew-
ever. taxed from the floor by Dir. Robson. of
N. j., With moiion to az ,uEo until Tuesday.
Befcrs making 4hot moliou, however. he asked
leaVe 10 yisId u SIR. Taylor. of Ohio, who had
resolution TO offer fer the appointment Of q
committee to audit tho exposes attendant 90
the lucsa aud death Of Pfs sidout Garfield.
Mr.. Ht2!etOn. Of Wis, objected a. the
prfsen! time.
Mr.. Mills. of Texas. then aspssrsd at tue be,
OF the House and was sworo in.
The Speaker aoucuuced the spnoiniment e
tho following committees:
On mileage HmiIh, OF Penn, Ryan,
Poui, Cobb. and Mokepze.
Ga the da.tb of President 9ath ,id.-Messts
Mckinley. Psohfoo. Is l!o;d. Wai.e, Forbey,
Damp. Mario, D.vitson. Ct Florida. Stephen
Canon, Oath, ksssou. Aad:r.co, Carlisle,
Gibson. piopleg, Mcl4,na, Harris. of nj ass.
Iloar. Duun4ll. Hooker. Ford. Valentine, Cas-.
sily. Hall, Hill, of N. j., Cox. Of N. Y,
Vance. George. Onsii', Cbso,, Aiken, Patti
bone, Hills. Joyoe. Tucker, Wl!soo sad Vii
liams, Ct Wic!nsin.
Tbs Hous, then. at l22;20. &C utu:d unit
Tuesday. when the introduotcp ct b!Is viii b
alioael IS Of Monday.
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FOREIGN NEHS.

Several more rent payers have been ytot or
badly beaten 10 Ireland.
Esterly House 10 Wiltshire. England, un at
cIeut couatN Jeat belonging to Sir Jonn Al.
Icy, has been totally destroy By fro. III, 'oss
on nres. furniture. plate. etc., is consider; :
bic.
Dr.. Lamson. SUSPECTED Of eau log tho death Of
8 student OF Ia, Bieuhtim House School, Win
bledon, Eogacd with tho siyw OF .u,c3 ding
to hd property. AID WHO disappeared tr,tn thst
osigdborhood has hesn arrested.
The Rioq Theatre ct Nieuoa was totally j, e.
stroged by FIRE last right ard it ia believed thst
fully three hundred persons persisted in the
hames AZ last ate u1.5 ona hun ired and To-, =
lJ-iVo bodies had heen recovered 4 large
bunbr OF p:rslps Warn irj lred by IN ting
from the windows. 1t il estimated th.t the
audience numbered wl thousand May psi
Sous we're pied to death in the psrio wtiaf
ensued. As soon % the fire WIS seen. .htro
was ~ explosion OF Gus. spd the audionc wa:
plugged into darkness.
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Dea th Of John W. FOrney.
PHILADELPHIA, Decembtr9.-Col. John W.
FWuey died at O'Clock this mor1ing.
The n RFkefS.

BALTIMORE. Dec 9-Vs. 6, consolidated.
i6s do 2od series. 40l bid to-day. Cotton q
shade easier; mid iiiag III Flour steady !;
Howsr3.,!reet aud Western super 50a$5 !;
do extra 1856 81; do. family G 62a$T rs !;
City Mills super 50as5 % do. extra 5Oi
sc %; do. faulty 50a$7 Is; do. Rio
brands 727s$7 81; Patspsco family IS %.
Wbes.-Sou;hern firm and shade beltar;
Western inactive, closing firm; Southern red
l35il4o; d. amber Halo; NJ. Maryland
las; No. Weg'ern winter red spot and Dec.
lS9al394; Jan. al s,l4ls. Feb. l443sl45.-
Corn-SOuhsrn ac;ivs and s:rcuQ; Western
steady; Southern white 6Sl; do. yellow IS 49,;
Wesia.r. ux:d SCOT and d c,mber 69.69!;
Jan. TCs.7(3 F:b. 72saI3! March 754 asked.
Oats htm and q1lst; Southern 50.54 ;
Western Stiio SLABS; do. mix:d 1880 ;
Pennsylvania 59,53 Rye Qliet 10lsl03.
Hay easy; ntims TO cho'o,, Penopylvauia snd
Maryland 1854 Coffee firm Rio carsoes
ordinary to iair; si,l0l Sugar quiet soft
g.. Wbislsey firm l.l7!,l.lS.
NEW YORK, Dec. 9-Stocks fevefsh ana un
seltlao. Money &c. Cotton quiet; uplsnds
IL 1916; Orleans l?4. Flour unchanged and
quiet Whss. moderately active aad t.s, high
or. Corn quiet and shade easier.
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NEWS OF The DAY.

Tie President is BOW fully Installed 10 the
White House, AID received throrg OF callers
yesterday.
A b,rqaet was given 10 Baltimore last night
80 ex- Mayor l.at,obe by the merchants OF that
city.
The Senate yesterday passed the bill granting
me franklng privilege to the wdoa of the late
PRECEDENT Garfield.
Suit was brought sgsinst the ciy of Bait
more yesterday for $1,000 d.msges OF account
OF defective sewerage.
The crowd ct the Atlanta Exposition oor-
tinaes overwhelming. Yesterday largo party
CT visitors ir,m Norfolk were formally We
ccmed.
The subcommittee Of tho Senate Commiue
90 Privileges appointed to txauioe into the
CHARGE sosins! Senators Lapham and Miller.
Il New York, hsvs reported that they fad
the chsrges OF irregulatity 10 theis election uo.
founded.
The Rev. I. K. Aldrich, pastor at Middle
town, It., has been arrested for beating his
Wlto. He has been successful Temperance
worker, bu:. 1t is charged, usually cot drunk
after tv.rS se,mon AID whipped his wife when
DC got home
A Cincinnati deputy sheriff had in custody
two fasbionstIg -drs s5ed women, who were young
snd handsome, bus bad been charged with
shOplttiog. His duy was to cjuduo. them from
the court house to tho jail, tu. they did cot
reach there till evening. The intervening time
had been spent at 40 opera matinee, be bsirg
atx!ous to excite the envy of bis friends by
bsiOg seen as tho escort of Two such b,llcs
L, the Guiteau trial. yesterday. the suswe rs.
10 rritirg. Ct the President to Mr.. Ecov;Ile's
heterogeneous were rssd Among the vii.
nesses was the Rev. DR.. Macarthur, of The
Baptist Calvary Church, of New York, who
tes lied that Gutesu. who bslo7gsd to his
church, borrowed $95 from him which hs
nevsr repaid that be was gully of gross inc
m9rs!lties. and thas the church was finally COM
pslled to txpel him.
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PORT OF ALEXANDRIA.
MIEIATUHs ALMANAC, DEG 8 IL

MIElATUHs ALMANAC. DEC 9. 1881.
San Tiss,.....-.... 81 San sets-.......... 4 Al
ttr Jsno MossieS, Norfolk. 10 y A Reed.
Str hauaao lower Potc 70 j Rroiers u 20.
Str V A1roWsmith, lower Potomac. to 70.
t6mic Ferry Co.
ashr holmes, Paiia. TO w A Amoot
SAILED.
Str Jane ID oseley. Norfolk, by + A Reed.
Schr Robin Hood. Wilmington. Del, by W a
Gmoo.
PASSED DOWN.
Schrs W l. White. for Fall River, snd Alfred
brsbrooS, Tor Providence, from Georgetown.
kEAoRAHDA
Scbr a < Benton, from Georgetown. at Nor
folk Tth.
Schrs Edith B EveIm,n. kats Robinson,
Ci!zi a Scrio5or, (for Somerse:), Cakes Ames,
(tor NewafR), from Richmond, Ann l, Lock-
wood, from Georgetown, and james a Gar field; :.
from this port. at New York 9Th.
Schrs Yankee Doodle and klla II. Earnes, for
Rich mond. cleared at New YORK 9Th.
Schr ID B kvetist, from Richmond, 1T Boston
8 h.
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Terrible Deed,

NEW YORK Dec 9--This morning shortly
befors nine clock Pssuualo Toe uctc. rged y
years. an Italian living 10 a tenement house b;
No. Sc Thompson street. shot his wife Cstharine
through the head aud killed. hsr on the spot /,
Turning upon his mother -iu.law Maria Vnlents,
he SHOT her through the head sad next shot him.
self through The nonk Basps!tercd with toe
brains Of his two Ii!tius and dripping With
blood La went to ths Prince srea. police station
snd cave himself up. The police procured al
ambulance and sent MIria VAientn, wh> was
still alive but with bullet in her tTkin TO st
Vincoots Hospital. Her wound is mortal The
policemen. He has chaaco Of recovery. His
yourg wife wss only IA ysxrs Of age aLd her
mother 81
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lost AT Sea.

ST. JOHNS, N. f., December 9.--The Asu
steamer iiIbernian. alter frigbtlu!ly boisterous
passage of Il daye. arrived here from Qaee1t
town last night. 1t lost !breo boats. sh Wight.
donkey engine and portion OF her forward
bulwalks. While tho third officer and Two set
msn we're engaged 10 securing tatpsu!in Oh
the hatch. heavy sea washed oil three over
board The t~o saamen cuug TO ropes and
were saved. The officer was swsp. sstern and
narjshed
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----
COURT OF APPEALS IEsTERDAY.--
Council of Alexandra 75. DaIahsg's slrs:iep,
writ Of error refused By all The judges 10 ud1-
meat of!ho Circuit Cour: of tho CIV Of AhxM-
dtia.
Bank of Old D)mici,u Va Alien. Gau3s 1u'
% privilege docket
Hutchinga Va. johnson. F.om the Cuouit
Court Of Piasy,Yaoia o0uaty. Affirmed. Judge
Christian delivering opinien.
Walters VI. EsrmaIs B,bk II fir'iois.
From the Chanoer7 C9ur! of thu city Ct hici
moud. Affirmed, Judge Staples deivtripg tho
opinion.
DrSwis ani o!htrs W. L.ws,p. From tho
Corporation Ucurs OF the Ciy OF ALI 1,ub;is.
Decroo nucudsd, AMI an,sndod aihrmoA.
Judge BalkeS delivering the cp;Gion Ct the
court.
Davis vs. Morris Executors t'.om tho
Chano rg Court Of tho CITY of Rlo5non5. upoo
a mo:lon to dismiss c.uIc fer The faillr, OF the
appellant to file with his ne.llion for ca appeal
. transcript OF the record OF Tho case in which
the decree complained Of was rendered. No.
ton ove:ruled, Judge Sts2!aa delivering the
opinion OF the court
Howelton's administrator " HoWertons i'd
ministrator. Writ uf error to JUDGMENT OF the
Circuit Cour! Of Halifax county. Judgment .f-
lrmed. Jutge i'lrks delivering opinion Of the
court
G i. Nicoi. tsq,. qu.libs ns counsel 10 this
court.
Bsttsie and ais. Vi. Mnrylald Hospital for
!nssno. Argued By g. B. Chandler snd 1T.
George Ft=huah, esq for sppeloss and conIil.
ued until tt-lsy.
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Tho EuileaU Trial,

WASHINGTON. Dec 9--The pressure for al 8
mission 10 tho oout: room this morning Wa
grester than ter week Iast.
The curt opened promptly q. ID c'tct,
and Di. Macarthur again took the stand.
MIR. Soovl!De then addressed TIA Court scd
OH O. ed to the eharc lr OF tbs evidence Wtici
had been given by tho wi!nes'. 90 Il Q
ground tina! eV!detc', Is 10 aoy ether crime
could not be i0troGu,ed here wbeo the prisoner
is on trial for this particular tifaGca.
The Court ruled that The tpidelce cluld DO
admitted as tending 10 show the eeaeral
character Of the pr soner.
COl Corkhil!-"Dld ytu ever g 8 snything 10
the prisoner 10 indicate inaaniiy?'
Auswer-"No. sir; | never did
Gutenu here broke toto onu OF his uoisy
haraupue5 end despite tte c,u.icn OF The Court
and ezposIulatious Of tho conu5sl. proceeded
10 express bis oppinion Ut Dr.. MoAribur. il
terms moro comp imentsry gthan doliolte.
Turning TO the reporters tnblos he claimed
fer some mitu!es sgainst the ",clndslous RI
ports of his ohsraehr and singing on, The
reporter CT the "Republ:c:n shook his fs
a. him thIe t:nlDply
Col. Ccrkhill desired The Court 10 reatrair
tho prisoner. whtn Guiteau turaed to him and
said lyon 60 slew. Cotkhill sou are spot
ted, aud SIS soon SIS tti3 business is over The
President will remove Sou.
Daring thu examination OF De. Macarthur
Mr.. ScaviIls became Vely angry al his sloWnes!
10 suswe1lor qasslloCs p!op0u0ded.
Geo w. Pluumar wss ueyt called He said
be allowed Guitssu TO have his desk 10 biz Law
ofics 10 Uhicsgo. The prisoner to him seemed
ike other BUSINESS mer.
Guitesu Interrupted both WITNESSES oJntiou
ally aud mate divers prophssles ct what tie
Presideat would DO Wilt Col. Co.'s hi after ths
trial.