Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1881-11-19
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whas Crocker says ADout Euro
,ssu sseansDiD Connection.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 18.-It
was reported yesterday that Le-
England with the intention Of es-
tablishiDg line OF steamers be-
tween Liverpool and the Gulf OF
Mexico, to connect with the South.
ern Pacific Railroad. Mr.. Creek
or, President of the road, says that
the report, SO far as it relates to
Mr.. Stanferd's return to England.
IL not true. Mr.. stanford Is lying
sick in Paris. He says there will
be Q line of steamers connecting
with the road as stated; and that
il some other party does not estab.
lish one the company will. AS to
whether it was true that immi.
grant fare from Liverpool to San
Francisco would be placed as low
as $50, Croker said, with signifi.
cant emile, "We are going to bring
immigrants from Europe and rates
will be- ut figures that will bring
them.n
8nvaKe" Of ssnni.pOx IN washing :
s"x r-sr,to.y.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. ia
Portland, Oregon, dispatch says:
At Dayton, w. t., ninety-three
cases of smallpox are reported
and the disease Is assuming alarm
ing proportions. Eleven deaths
have occurred in the town and six
in the immediate vicinity. New
CAGES are reported daily. The
town is under guard. To-day the
Northern Pacific stopped running
trains to New Tacoma on account
of the scourge.
a boss Ssar Route.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 1s.-Secre-
tary KirkwOod, in his supplement
tary report, says that the railroads
in which the Government has q
direct interest show substantial i'm
provement In property and in
creased business.
The Chicago 1Smes's Bannock
City, Montana, special reports that
the Government is paying $14,643
for q Star route in Montana on
which no service whatever Is per-
formed.
the auiseau Tr,al To-DRy-Excis-
sng scenes.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 1S.-Loug
before the hour Of opening the
Criminal Court several hundred
ladies and gentlemen had assem-
bled iE the eastern corridors and
patiently awaited admission. At
8 pollock the prisoner van drove up
and 0uiteau, clutching a large
bundle of papers in his maDacled
hands, shuffisdlh into the
building. There was marked
absence Eof noisy demonstrs-
tons on the part of bystanders, yet
Guiteau plainly betrayed fear
of sudden violence. At $40
the seats reserved for the general
public were entirely filled, four
fifths of them being occupied by
ladies. UEop the opening of the
Court, 6covIlle requested the Court
to take some measures to prevent
the prisoner from giving to the
public his Unauthorized commune
cations, and also TO prevent any
annoying interruptions Of the pris-
oner In the Courtroom. This
brought on scene during which
GulteAu demanded that Scoville
should 60 out of the case; that
he was no criminal lawyer
and had no senee; that he talked
one thing to him In private and
another in public. Scoville en-
deavored to explain to the Court,
but Guiteau became excited and
addressed himself alternately to
the Court and to Scoyille. To the
Court he said, II represent m yself,
your Honor, and l shall do as I
please about counsel" Then to
Scoville, "You have no capacity,
and l won't have you manage my
case. Then turning to the bailiffs
he shouted: "YOu mind your
business, you COMPOUNDED fools;
you amt got no sense.H
The Court again stated to the pris-
oner In decided terms that he would
order his removal and proceed In
his absence. To this Guiteau shout
ed excitedly, II don't care If you
do. The Court in banc will reverse
you, and I will get trial. You
have got no right to remove me-"
The Court replied in terms which
seemed to convince Guiteau of their
sincerity: Every we'll, I shall do
so II you persist In any more dis
turbanoe, and there are precedents
In this Court for such rulings.n
During the examination of wit
nesses Guitsau arose and stated
that Judge Magruder, Of Maryland,
had offered to assist In the defense,
and he asked permission of the
Court to be allowed to meet him
next Monday. No objection was
offered, and Guiteau, apparently
satisfied, busIsd himself with writ.
ing, and occasionally turned to
Scovllle to assure him that Judge
Magrudsr was splendid man and
he wanted him In the case.
After the Court opened formally
the following witnesses In behalf
of the Government were called and
examined: w. s.. Crawford, Ed.
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