, 1881-11-09
Mr.. Pitney's Revenge viii Come
Wien Congress Meets
Next Month.
uov They MIKE ncer fn the First New
Yurk City Collection Dis
trict.
MacVeagla Fiesco-John @. New to- Get
an Office - Gardeld's
Cow.
THE assassin.
NJ, REINFORCEMENT.

n
spfffat UispattA to The Chitd9a Tribune.
Was,lsaroS, u. e., Nov. Sit Is now
settled TINT tln. tiuttcal cnsn will not be
postponc.i beyond next Monday. George
ScnyIIIe, counsel fur Gllfteatl, called up tho
sn,o,op fur n further continuance tnday.
lint Judge Cox snI,l that te could tlot grant
tho MOTION unless tho prosecution nEreed 10
II. and there Is nothing to Indicate TINT tho
prosecution desires Il lDstponcn'cnt rs the
day Of tho trial approaches, f;ufteau IL re-
poslcd us becoming more nervous, yet, not
wlthstalldfng tho defense Is to rest prnctical-
ly solely upon insanity, the counsel trcat
Gnteas rs IT lie was ns rational MS my per-
son, and speak, even iii tho collrt-ronnt. ot
consulting him upon important matters Of
detail.
THE CONTINUED AMI 1'Ens1srESr EFFORT
made By theni to induce tho court to direct
tue D1strict-Att0rney to tleliyer to then, for
inspection tic newspaper clippings from the
Stalwart press relating to Garfield which
Gulteaa left with tho newspaper ngent at
the depot just before he shot Garfield. intlI-
Gale Tint the defense will ent1cavor to show
that Gutteau's Insanity was CAUSED by tho
editorial denoallcng Garfield OIL account of
The c0nklfng matter.
lN0CEEntSQS IN COUNT.
10 The 1rfsftr7, Atsoet7ttd Py::z.
WASHINGTON, u. C., Nnv. b.--1n tho Grim
tnal Court This morning, AIR. Scoytlle. coun-
.tcl fur GHttea called tho at1eptton Of .],,tlgd
toxto the motion made In tho cnse Il fow
days ago by Ills ass0cinto counsel, Robinson.
Judge Cox said tho motion referred, In tho
fist placc. to II postponumelrt Of t,o trial.
While liz WIS exceedingly anxious to accom-
n.odato the convenience OF cuultsel, Iio did
not see how llc could postponothe trial with
out thecousent of cDunscl on both sides. lit
regard to the otl'ur lmrt OF tho motion, to ill.,
rect tlc D!strict1Attornoy to deliver to coun-
SCI Tor dcfcnso certain papers, l.o suitt
Ina! IL consultation. yesterday with tho
Rn!ss!!ffet-Attorney aiMl Alr. Robinson tho
per ile llal for tho inspection Of counsel.
i!a altl not SEQ tint tho Cuttrt could glvu iii
Slaet Tor tic production Ut papers that might
~ eslteilce oil the pnrt Ut tic prosecution.
~ ala! score, however, there would be no
MN scovII.1.E
iemafked Tint tho matter lad hardly l'ccn
presented the other tluy exactly iii tic yinw
M!e! ~ a!l nf It. Tllere weru thren classes
y! tapetS Ill tlo possession of tho District
t,vsshhey ~, H. aid liz coISidcrcd 1t very i1lpnr-
axa ss u'at ,a tno counsel for thy prisoner should
X III ~ 1tp plsssncv or under the supervision OF
ns s,Im.stflet-Attormey but should llayo tic
au MtSls ,l5s, 1ot consultation nnOnE themselves
dlaic"it,,!! l %it,! ITO prisoner. Theirs go[lt bo no
rs"s ha.Sa!ly about thu custody of. tho papvrs,
~ pea9ss !Sa receipt c0stttl bu given for tion,
nst nn,n9 1e'f contents could DO nscurta,icl uiu(
taIn c,n,',alo y! alo lrst psate, there were Ger.
iaa, " eippltlEs from newspapers which Ind
sfYwasS u saueieh ~, by thu prisoner during tie
wy eunsSI vSnfs 1I i Ky sl!oatllls Tllo roasol
the.s na VIZ tney were entitled to them was that
os3" tse eEppln.s wcro evitluncp for tie defenst,
.h., TIE INFLUENCES
ij%d I Teta tt bs9uEllt to laar on tic prisoners
I inaIlyp AIT y +, ulo l.'ottys Which op'ratcl OH
IN .fit'!y. ,.. of course, ur application for tku:s
tgjct. s,tnrsaelcr ,ttAsaelcr II Possession Of tho Dis
ths th!ofi!ey cssn al '!ikt!t mt bu proper. but III
iasasShitsve H. Jug detensa consisted Ut u claiin Ut
Fl fl Counsel to Ms usssv,a|n sxts|aeiy o,, iorta. II!
inapenrsso ~ ,y,1;, produce in evidence tie
la! s'a, !"s slx weoks bcfo,u tlo shooting. lot
iers hoap ap9ppse' iOr ex1lnple. tint cortuin it,
tLs. Tina IfI IN Mr!ttei to tho prisoner during
Would teiNIl.i1tIns i st!eatsng lin to tlio act,
pnr, 49,, w c!Elic tllAt counsel for tilo tirs.
uflet tn Ill., entitled tn thsir possession Ii.
ttoasht tn f.ssw l.as t!lo Influences tint wers
af,IJ
ix ia .nst "a! his mind? It,stt,,tl Wf tt,rro H.
1iso" ttAe tte.!ets addressed to tila prisoner iii
ptinaI "ie ieie Wesc. III l,e understood. Grrtai,l
dtesseti IT, kit a!fehtS or Printed lottars ad-
NTH ALL THE PEOPLE OF TIE
ta UNITED STATES,
tn |asls..S;l i1r tho alefaiIAu wero entitled tn
Ia sxa H'a ~ atid decentralization ut these nni,era
arltugl a,," 'nr Lley influenced tho prIsolIrrs
prll,ee%" how FUR they wure preper to bu
ts, 'rh!a,aa, ~ eFltlelIca ull the part of thp de-
ptoLS,tvt tMtfu wis nlKn n printed hn,,k. ftit,
takt,I f1o,nl "l tiie i,rtsuMer, Which llu,j 1con
tptb the u", m.Nl' ,, l'Hr!hg tlls nix weeks It,
~ UNDERSTAND" nj" saot.!,l'ltlr, GuItean wis tns
luafxit', iEbN n'aE bNk. lintating MI ,.lux tllu
Alal IN; Eu;t,n'tsl atslK alterations l1ul curretfonN.
It.s .siTs iT,ns atlslilons to Ii II. tIla ,IIarMti'''
Wy euuiitsS,, "efo 1ihlHlrtant III Indicating
What lie w"s ,,.9, ~ tllo prisoners mind, aid
Q!estnn Of 'nn,'tn' 'ntH!'nk OF, as bcnrInx upon tho
!l'el to ihanc, nc".nsel tor tsfe,,ss wrru en- m
llltIl befotan's;sI a!!4 weta entitled to Inya
Nor no,,,'n te uic trtal. rlley were '''''o
I'D 1,,K iaM,K 10 THE OnAcE or TIE
Ii nhta, u. "'7FllIf'T-A1TOISEY
4e'llsriyessn sneI.; They, were entitled to them
@.esi! III all ~ tn.ts tsA9i'lt1n them, tn cn,Iyass
Iu'u Insu'sr taey wera apeartn9s, 'ra', g rs 10 sro
they ~ +. eeSllencc, ns tksy 1S ,,nw hpm n pa1,'
gsst,ef r. Laatfy, ihrea wia.i:s Jm o!efa ~. w
5!u! wlichh hta H. ptepAreh lii jakI ca,u,,,,,ui.n.
aaa stht il Il, "esltes tn havu published. aid
i'll tsssovllis). )TiIye!s TIye W!ns%t %t!: .pts e htn
Nit, oG,, w., tnt mt iiuinr hi aa ~ M9so't1Ght y
aa rn,n,uale w district. ttnr.au !h in guy !uit
COMMUNICATION h|~'''3' hu 3"as 1etteF
lie hn1 aAn a. hEEH UNABLE ro or,
l~ateIiy" "2plle.l 10 the Uistrict. 1to,na ~
@Ket lls,n NiiGlt. but Ilutl Hcyor I,s,,r ,,i,fp