, 1881-12-29
ea II assassin.
Removal Of the u1-Mouthed
Murderer to His
Dock.
Arguments Of Counsel and
Remarks Of Judge
It Was Necessary to Decide
Fairly as to Cuiteau's
Insanity.
Tho Experts Having So Decided,
tho Prisoner Cnn Now Be
Considered Sane.
He, Therefore, Must Henosforth Be
Restricted Within Mar
rover Limits,
The Assassin Whines About Cos
ing to the Dock, but
Goes.
he Thereafter Makes the Best Of It. and
mathematics tic Prose.
cution.
He Sits Kear Window, Where the
Avengers Gan Get Shot
| at Him.
The Assassin Whines About Go-
ing to the Dock, but
Goes.
he Thereafter Makes the Best Of It, and
mathematics tho Prose-
cution.

:DOCNED.
rf;T SEAit 4 WtSIsoW.

Ep<etat nl.uaten to 7at tateaeo 7ttbuns.
WAsrrtSuroS, u. C., l>ec. .2.s.-Guitean's
abusu reached Its eliminating pofitt tudny,
IND eycl, llle exceptional 1cnlcl,cy of Jtt1Go
Cox WIS not pruuf aeainst it. Dny after day
since tho trial begun the fnut tongue Of the
,sssi.sin Inns been allowed TO waR with the ut
must lcellsc, In spite OF tho protestattons Of
culll,scl for thu Government. but tot1ay tile
turrent IT coursc alld blAsphumuus abuse of
tho witnesses atitl the fNwyery was 50 great
that Juhgr Cox's disposition tn bc 1enlent
tions ut counsel fur the Government, Guiteau
was ur1crett pIacGd III
THE rn1sUSE1ls' DOCK.
Tile cnwar1ly nature OF tho assassin, as well
NJ l1s sanity, wure fully revealed by this de-
cjtlel act On the !,nrt Ut the Court. TtB fenr
Of be.nx placed Ii. the d0ck, where ]le
would not be III well protected NJ In
tic situation, Ito llay held st,lce the opctl1lE
Of tile trlnl, took away FROM 1Itfs nil his
brneynttocio. stripped i,|ln Ut lis inipnde,lt
buldness. and. III II moment, Transformed
"''. ''..:: '':' 4 wi.1xfSa srrrL1ASr, .>-.. .
bcRglltE piteouslyfo for another otlatlce. Judge
Cox, However, Iayu% ol,cU made up. his
mIutl, wns Eroof u.ninyt Guttent's nppea's,
md tll.o his pruper plncu i'll tho dock tlla
trembling ,tssas,n WIS sent. Tl,ls dock IL tn
tic reur s,1ltl the right Ut where Glitteu llas
been sitting, alsd next to Il larEo window
opening iii thu street. Tile feMr Of t;nitealt
aud Ills COUNSEL II that l'omay be pickoA ott
I by sulne uycngcr fr0nl tho street through
ttis window, i,etlve Gutteal's craven cOndlict
u,nl tic protests OF ILLS counsel t0lay. As
oil yesterday,
TlIE Exf'l:lrr TESTIMONY
today was decidedly .iaulaglllg to the Insanity
| mud inspiration theory. Three physicinns
! w'tose speciAlty Is tho ttentlhont Ut the it,
sn.te weru exalMille4f, mud MI threu avowetl
positive belief III thu sa,itty Ut tile prisoner.
They nj! believed lie Aad been te1gning Ill
slt.ty .1urinr thu cf'rrae OF tlle trial. Among
ule points nl0st damaging tn the prisoner
were tlIuse l.lr.lu by 1)r. CHlleauor, Superil-
te1ule,,t Of ulH TensIcs5eo insane Asylum.
llu disappeared tlle itlea of hereditary III
sanity, uf ntutaE insanity, or Ut nIo11sl lnon-
strUsity, and, toward tie close OF his direct
examinations,
KNOCKED AWAY THE SUPPORTS
Of tie inspiration theory with the following
statement: IAN I,su,o tletns1ul1 contruls
t,Ie person possesslng It, mil pers0' pts-
Hussinl. 1t cult! not tWIk or net fur aty great
length uf ttn,9 as sallu terHo1,. lIlSnile Her"
sous bctray their condition by tlsclr cun'tuct.
4 lnnll laburiny Under the deiuslnn that t1o
uHt boe,l commanded by tha deity 10 tnko
tho ltfo Of Il fellow lna,, waul readily betray
Ills condition." lie ,lIad noticed tt,e actions
| ut tia prisoner Willie attending curt. Md
thought him Il ann1 NlRlI.