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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-12-01
Guiteau on the Witness Stand.

The interest in the Guiteau trial was
wrought to the highest pitch Tuesday b, a
general expectation that Guiteau would take
the stand 10 testify in his own defence. At
9 o'clock the crowd around the Court House
was four times greater than upon any pre-
yious day Of the trial. As usual the major
ity of those who succeeded in crowdlng into
the Court room were ladies. The opening
OF court was DELAYED until 1918. Guiteau
took his seat looking pale and careworn and
his whole appearance testified TO the sla-
eerity of his subsequent assertion that he " as
not feeling at all we'll.
He was almost Immediately called to the
witness stand by Scoville and took his place
closely watched and guarded by policemen
and court officers. He was asked by SEQ
vile TO give some incidents from his ear
Hest recollvCtinns Of his mother. Guiteau
replied cam TO be- put ON a. a regular wit
ness to-day or only To identify some letters ?
! supposed the latter. am not feeling at
ali well to-day but shall be much better in
week or so.
Scoville said. Il have arranged to exam
inc YOU to-day and there are no other wit
nesscs present.
Guiteau-''You should have had your wit
nesses on hand. object to going on the
stand when am not feeling we'll 10 be sub
jected TO cross examination hy counsel for
the prosecution. have got good deal TO
say. want TO 60 over the whole business
carefully and scientifically. so TO speak. and
| want to be in good talking condition"
Seoyille said, Il shall only ask you some
simple questions"
Guitcau-''l am willing to answer proyid-
ed the prosecution will not take adv antage
Of my presence on the stand TO force me to
state my entire defence"
Judge Porter. of the prosecution suggest
ed that the papers aud letters which were
put in evidence and Unidentified Yesterday
should be read as they must necessarily be
at some stage Of the trial. Scoyille explain
ed that he endeavoted 10 arrange for the
introduction Of his evidence according To
his idea Of propric,y and logical fitness. lie
knew the prisoner Was not feeling well to-
DAY and he had expected that he would be
come tired or exhausted when he had pro-
posed to ask the indulgence Of the court to
postpone further examination. lie did de
sire, however. to ask the prisoner few
questions to-day.
Guiteau-"l am perfectly willing 10 DO
that but | don, want the prosecution 10
take advantage Of my presence here 20 cross
examine me to-day"
Scoyille sad The court will relieve YOU
i You feel i'll"
Gui,eal-"Wi,h that understanding will
60 on"
Col. Corkhill-"We won't submit to any
such arrangement a. that"
ScoVlllc-"I don't ask YOUR consent !
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-12-01
The U. s. Mint.

The annual report Of the Directors of the
United States Mint for the fiscal year ended
June so, 1881, has been submitted TO the
sssretary Of the Treasury. 1t contains. in
addition TO the customary detailed state
ments Of the mints and sss&y Offices, much
valuable information in fsgsrd to the Bro
duetion of the precious metals in this United
States and in the world, their use In the
coinage of this and foreign countries, con-
sumption IN the arts and manufactures,
specie circulation aud an examination of the
course Of prices, comparing tbs paper and
metallic circulation for a series Of So years,
with the percentage OF yearly prices to the
mean prices Of staple articles, indicating the
aunal Ea,iations in the purchasing price Of
money, The Soid and silver received and
operated upon by alt the Mats and assay
offices exceeded by more fEssn 50, 800 600
the receipts Of any previous year ahd
amounted to $226, 225, 52,, 40, IL which
2ls3,37l, l0l .0l was gold and 49,. s54. 4zi.
IS snss,, This large increase was due to a
continued iid6K Ct geld from abroad. over
S95 ,0OO, 900 deposited 'bsiSg from that
source alone. The coinage facilities OF tbs
u.:..ta have been tested to their full extent
in converting this bullion into coin. The
gold coinage amoubt@3 70 S7s,733,S 64, of
which $15r345, $50 was in douiss eagles and
the b,l3Bee in coins Of lesser denonius-
tons
The coinage 81 silver va confined to the
minimaas value Of silver bytii9s required to
be coined by the lay authorizing t4e coin
age of the standard silver dollar, ~ ,637 500
Of which were struck. In addition to the
coinage, the mints and assay Offices manu.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-12-01
Sectionalism.

The success Of the Readjusters' move
inent in Virgins j. the beginning Of the
breaking up Of the sectional spirit that has
pervaded the South dsrIng the past ten
wears and has made tbs elections i'll those
States the occasion for bruts4zy aDd crime
such as wac never before knows IN this
country.
That this condition of things would have
10 WELD, sooner or later, to the spirit Of
tolerance and progress that characterizes
the greater portion Of tkiS country, has been
the general belief, but the progress must
necessarily be slower in some sections than
an ethers One Of the most powerful sgen-
ciss to advance or retard the progress To-
ward equal rights and fair elections, is the
press of the cosItry and especially the press
of the Southern States, IL is not to be ex-
peetsd that Democratic paysEs will espouse
Republican principles, but thos< principles
which sho.id be common to every teaest
man, North sad South, and which no man,
claiming to be soasst, would dare admit
be did net possess, ttsSs We have the right
10 expect 10 see advocated II the press Of
the South, sAd when this is doae the Re
pubiieans are ready 20 abide the resuA.
Such. however, can hardly be claimed for
the Angssta (Ga.) CoasfltAaiOsdiisf which
ssys. referring in a recent number to the
indications tkst the republicans and indie
pendent democrats Of South Carolina would
make an active esmPaigR to capture that
state in the election OF next year,
I'VE entirely agree With the editor Of tbs
Greenville Is. c. paper, when he warns the
republicans of the North that an attempt
10 e. adicalize South Carolina, will be met
with campaign that has no special resem-
Iblanee Is Sunday school picnic"
n.bieb aourisl,ss The Southern Bourbon ban
,0sr Is follows:
The enfranehisemes< Of the negro race
rs.s hssr the supreme folly 81 this Govern
.n ne eoaysred with which eli tse follies of
The century aa ssme and Insignificant. The
-. r. nerrp has beet PVT into the constitutions
ay folly and fanatieism4 kall he be thrust out
q Wisdom and deliberaiions IN the mean
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-12-01

OF the contents relating especially to the
20 ~ s'asou. the nc>i striking sre: Some
entertaining slimp>es Of lif and maaacis in
u" United stat, "A Hundred Years Ago"
WITH >erc al pictures i,v Robert Il UNI aud
NllT'' freeman; the frs half ~ n character
i~iic ttrS" >tury The Po.,r & .unt's Christ.
IN : by Frank Il. stockton; Washington
6la'lir.. : story Of one happ, Chri-imls ,lay,
entitled IA \ gel in an ul,te : and The
cone n>ion Of &" he Mssic Pen" an nprretta Of
which the first part was prietr in the Novem-
Der numhcr. aud which (. b. T.. ;. Rroiks
author oi the successful Land Of Nod" oper-
eta OF last Chr ~tmas
The pirturrs, siaric>, poems, and lively
piece in his beautiful number will, Of course.
Interest :he boys aud girls; aud at least thir-
teen hundred member. Il til. \gAssiz As~oci-
alton VIII enj,v reading Mr.. BalIatds ninth
report 'onr'' ming that igo, ous society, and
Us H. hshiful. 'sl'-impnSed studies Of Nature :
aud III" "Jark-m-th,-puipit." "frtter-hox, =
and 'Rld'ilf-b'N" pages will have devoted
reader. but that one thing In this number
which j. most likely 80 ri,et the attention of
the y0nug frks is "Drnc II Grcen', Offer Of
enc hundred hran.l-new one dollar bills to the
one hunh'rl boys sud girls who best shall do
certain pleaSan, piece Of work for him.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-12-01

The jury in the case of Gardner A. Full
Ter, Captain +. Frank Mosher and A. W.
X. Newton. charged with conspiracy to de-
fraud i,sniel Goodnow out Of the bark
Western Sea sud valuable cargo. returned
a verdict Nonday p-erFiGg eonyicting Fuller
and Moshes snd acquiring Newton. Full
Ter felt badly bu, Captain Nostsr appeared
the saddest of all. His aged father, 3 re-
spectacle gentleman from Maine. and the
Captains wife exhibited signs Of mental
anguish and were unable to speak to the
unfortunate son and husband. The court
room was crowded. Newton WIS discharged
and Fuller and Mosher were remahded to
jail. Exceptions will be filed in their cases.
This case has been on trial, in Boston. dur
Ing lbs vet week.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-12-01

-Ihc most sensible opinion Yet delivered
N the GuItcau case. respecting the assassin.
moral status. sss, the istrisfoR .jsurnd1 /,
that given by GlI'cau', brother on the VII
aess stand on Monlay The brother Of the
assassin gave SOME account 81 the belief Of
hrs father m dcSil-po,scs,iun .. opposrd TO
God Possession. and sand b. beljc,rd hi.
brother vas free moral agent; that he hat
surrendered himself To- fai.c and immoral
practiccs that j. 20 the de, land that he
j. as much responsible for h, crime A.
man ~ho commits muylcr IN u drunken
frenzy. This Is sensible and will stand fire.
Coming from one offiuiieau's own y .tnc,scs
h.s own bToIh.r, ~ho Knows veil thc hcred-
Itary trait, and the theological nnd moral
culture Which he rccrItcd IN h. fathers
family, tins bii Of testimony mas be regarded
as one Of the most important Yet brought
out, a. bearing un the question Of the re
spon,bIliiy Of the assassin
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-12-01

Much OF the distress AMI Sickness attribu.
ted to dyspepsia, chroGi. ciarrl anil other
causes l. occasioayl 4 humor IN tie
stomach. Seycral cascs. " y all the char.
actcris,,cs Of t.csc complaints. have been
cured ty Hoods ar~apar..a. Other cure.
effected hy Til medicine are 50 wonderful
that the simplest statement Of them afford,
the best proof that it combines rare curative
agents and when once used secures the
confidence Of the people.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-12-01

Col G. W stanie, s,.. q his home in
Augusta. Sunday night. For many ,elrs
be vas President of the First National
Bank, Augusta, and has been connected in
many heavy financial transactions in this
and other States for nearly tventy five years.
There were few in Maine better knos. in
the spsneisi circles Of Boston and New York
For several yssrs be has been mostly con-
fined 10 his house, but has personally di-
rected his large business, He leaves dgiie
a fortune
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-12-01

We are strongl, disposed to regard
that person aN the hest physician who does
most to alleviate human suffering Judged
from thu, standard Mr.. LYDIA t. Pinkham,
233 Western Ave, Lynn. Mas. i. entitled
20 the front rank FOR her Vegetable Com
pound is daily working wonderful cures in
female diseases. Send for circular 10 The
above address 70
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-12-01

President Arthur's forthcoming mls
sage Sill be sent in in manuscript and will
be read 10 Congress before being given to
to- public. 1t mas been the custom to have
the ~essaae printed before being sent in
and 1t has usually teeg the custom for some
weak soul, between the White House aud
the printing office, to yirld 10 the tempting
offers Of the large and enterprising daily
papers, and 80 the message would got To the
public before ii had been read IN Congress
President Arthur proposes to give Congress.
the first reading Of il aud the public will re
celye ii later. unless some unusually enter
prising newspaper man succeeds in stealing
d eG@y e the manuscript.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-12-01

The Washington correspondent Of the
Boston Trareiier, speaking Of tss epeaker-
ship prospects, says: Mr.. Reed ssews 70
le 81 least neck and neck with Hiseoek in
the Es., with better promise for Western
support whss others drop out. With New
England vel nigh se,,id for Mr.. Reed, his
chance seems nov to be tins best. He is a
good psrliameutarian, has level bead, and
will make 80 admirable Speaker"
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THE TRI-WEEKlY

trgrs, published Tues lay, Thursday aud saturday
morning, r. nHw greatly improved and Is alt
gether 'hr cheapest newspaper in the state
TIE prize u contain. the news pvspatrhe-
Latest Market Reports from all the prin. tpal
trade c"uter-, Including Daiiy Report Of
-hoi~.sie prices la Portland Market
>hi Nc's, L'yai AMI state Inte .Iigrnce. " EATH
ER REPORTS, &, thr As appear Ia the
Duly frgus together with .cY rraI column. Of 10.
e eating rcaiiug matter. incluhtns stories poetry
h-.inn letter., &C. g.. IN addition Ia wha. Ia,
heretofore appeared Ia the Tri WceAly edition
TERMS IA" cop, 80 a year or sluD 10
advance. free # po-Asr, six months a. 5J ia
aIyaurg three months Go Is. advance.
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7. W. kI>>MAN. EsQ-Dcar Sir: Ad-
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give universal satisfaction, both as to quality
and price. We sell more Of IT than Of all
other Cough Medicines put together. and
have vet 70 hear Of the first intmatinn in
which It has failed 70 give satisfaction.
Yours truly,
RUST BROS. x BIRD
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Published every Thursday Morning at Coombs
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A letter has been received from a man
in Pennsylvania which states that Jones is
not the man who shot at Guiteau but that
the writer Of the letter is the one. He adds
that Ending he had not killed Gui,eau he
made his essay SO as to get another ''crack"
at him.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-12-01

--Guitesu is said to bs one of the vainest
men iiyisg, He enjoys the noicsis,y of his
trial immensely, He is fully aware that ais
speeches end every Eoyement Of his, are
being copied and spread svsy the country,
and this knowledge affords him inteIse de-
light.
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III RING THF HoT SUMNER NoNTHS. while
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A meeting Of the Executive Cesaea is
to be held to-day Tuesday commencing at
four O'Clock p. NJ. Governor Plaisted and
the Counselors will be in Augusta most Of
ste time from the present onward to jan
nary 4. closing mp the business of the
year.-J0ar8Qi
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The Democratic papers continue to pre-
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1t i reported that the British Govern
mcnI |. about Ia begin vigorous mcasu' O.
for the suppression Of the Ladies League,
an aid to the lr..h Land League
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THE EASTERN ARGUS
FOR 1882.

The oldest newspaper of Maine, The Eastern
Argus. enters upon Its 18th year with facilities
unsurpassed for gathering and promptly present
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1881. BlUEHllL 1882.
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WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
AFTER NOVEMBER Is,
THE COHHODI0Us md FAST STEAMER

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'Ihe HOOsief SCHOOL, Bow
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