The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-12-08

Guiteau. Of Pennsylvania, (brother te
prisonerl arose and protested against
the manner in which the name Of hii
half sister, Flora w. Guiteau. had beer
mentioned. He desired that witnes,
should state exactly the inhrmity under
she suffered.
Col. Corkhill thought the request q
most proper one. he had received q
letter from the young lady. who had
been "a years unmarried, and against
whom no word Of reproach had ever
been uttered, she had felt very keenly
the intimations that had been upon the
stand by the defense, that she had been
sent to st. Louis for treatment In an
ticipation of becoming insane.
Witness stated the lady in ques-
tion suffered from an affection Of one
Of her eyes and was sent to st. Louis
for treatment af her eyes.
Guiteau, turning angrily to his
brother, whipered, What do you want
to make such fuss about that
forf Then aloud: am sorry my half
sisters name had to be dragged In here;
she Is a very nice person 90 far as !
rnov ana I .snd her gre.t,ng
Mrs. Scoville. sitting on the other
side of J. W. Guiteau, was greatly ex-
cited and angrily accused her. brother
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mo or aoot,sm notice the nevsna-
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Is Cochr.rs a ,svver who had "a.
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that ba never sav anv ,ndIcat;ons of
;nsa,;tv n srv msmbar of the Gu,teau
family
witness xa. about 70 leave the
stand when Guiteau ahouted to him:
..Hold onl Don't Won know ef his ac-
tive support Of the Oneida community
Haven,t Won heard him discrss free
loveism. Novesism and all that? Don't
Won know he was the laughing stock of
all Freeport for 25 years for his crank
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scoville whisper;no tn Guiteau. tried
to restrain him. but he shouted at him:
"You keen Quiet. I'm doing this.
DON'T Won know enouuh TO keen still
when / am Questioning witnesspn
Then with a wave Of the hand. uGo
on Mr. witness answer these ouestions
so.ra.a,,
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and ren,;ed. az know inst the reverss
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NAV wv. aon,t vart anv mora ~ this
Lind of evidence Tbass neopla don't
r,ov .n,th,n, .ho,t INV fatber,. soc,aI
ne anu cnaraceer' Anere 70 no con''o-
versy about his business character.
Geo. W. Oyler, justice Of the peace,
bad l,ved In rraanort aimee 1aAe and
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never "a" inuicae'ons VI insanity III any
OF the Guiteau family. witness was
asked il he knew q man by the name
Of Amerlinp. who had testified for the
saeor..
uo.onse
Scoviiie somewhat exciteaiy proteateo
against the unfairness Of the prosecut.
ing attorney making a covert attach
unon AmerIino as he had done in thu
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eAannlna'ion VI sesoiai "''nesses'
Guiteau shouted: Ut only shows the
bad breeding of the men,"
| Anson B. Babcock. farmer. had
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