New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-15

further Tine in This case In regard the witnesses
aud the facts. have stated them IN the adavi % a. 'y @
as am at present Informed The Court VIII reay pr
ceive that il IL II the utmost Importance nol oh 20 h
prisoner himself hut to the pnbc az arSc Sncn m n
prisonfr shOud well represented in MS d'Ichce -
seems to 10 be utterly mpracticable uat In h,id
should take place next week II Gensra er DuT for the
prisoner himself Indicate to the Court his choico Vi
counsel"
THE QUESTION or ATTENDANCE oP WITNESSES
Mr. scose then proceeded to discuss the question OF
procnrDe the attendance Of witnesses from abroad and
having the expenses thereof paid by the Governments
lie claimed that under the statute the qnrsoh was "o
entirely under the discretion Of the Court lie S''l
As yet am alone In this matter ! nave no ohe W
hep me, not even clerk to prepare ana COPY p'P'
This work Of getting mp evidence, looking up witnesses
and subppnaing them all devolyes upon myself. All
that ask Is that such action may be taken e the Co'
"a will enable me to get witnesses for the defence inIo
count Of the questions stated ID the al"aNl'
am perfectly willing take depOsous of the Wiz
ness-as for instance in proof Of the aue2aIoh '"'
certain members Of the Gueau family became insane
aud died in insane asylum These facts are 'a'lF
proved by dcpositions without suhecne me Govern
mcn TO the cost of bringing the witnesses mere % ,l '
another class of tr,iunrv-where u res upon oi
opinions and CONCLUSIONS OF tie Wl".s7 H., r6,r
auces-t may be very important, ds lhc S1i, S
and crosSrNIulraH'n 80 th3t tc lIcl a''C an. fn
stances detailed may h. inquired in.o more llu' [
they could possibly bc on written nicfrosAI"rrs iu'
ci7s OF Witnesses, Hs WcIl a. tAItIH' W., T. i',n
testimony would rest great deal uVon me 9 l','O,'
Jcctcd before JnIy' sn"u' p' ~. ~ m ' ,fI.r
the trial. iair trial guHp, bt id Il '! .'.
order IL allow tuc expenses pf such witnesses ana .'
give sufficient time u prepare thr 1t.H.' -
would much pre- thli the ps,ric Attorney Woui 'e
sufficiently liberal In the matter 2" ,la. no ll. 1 I
woud be- rrisri There certain indictments OIL ILe
d'cari which ahrr! o this ease, some "i ihtI TAX,
important ones Which can "a tnc mr'htih. o, '&'.,G & ~
advantage. believe the star Ruut" cases are o. Eau OH
It. TIN. defeudnut can lie lnidi 'of ir" weeks a..
rfst .t 4. t,lT Il.
no -pu-oH. 50 ilr - ana c"ucriucI I" P1s' ''' & M
trIl In fact; wish 10 disposed Of as soon r. II can ot
with justice 10 the defendant ana SO a. to secure
fair and impartial trial"
AZ nriEpItIE TRIAL DESIRED.
The District Attorney: ily own judgment ahont the
matter independent u, tine circumstances surrounding
the casc that the trial ought to take place lMm'd'
acly or o. soon rs possible The Government Is ready
for trial today and will hc ready on Monday next rue
trial should not Dee !y postponed. III. true ihat inc
gentleman representing the prisoner has onIy been
actually engaged u the Tor couple or weeks, bil
1t IA equally that he Aas been familiar with the case
all the time, and visited The prisoner within three or
four dys after the shooting Although he may not have
expected that time appear as his council sil he
ha, had that length o time to think the matter over ana
he does not, therefore, stand IN tie Same relations 10
the case which lawyer would stan" Oh he-
ny Assigned by the court for tao first
time 10 the defence Of criminal. II
that duty h.d been imposed bv the Court nu ~ n-
brr OF tlc bar who was familiar with tbc 'lct. " hc
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