Daily Republican., 1881-11-16
the TRIAL OF GUITxAC.
Tho Work eHsecartug the Juro-s.
ETC., etc.

| - b sA n - VI nlA AL,
In" WORK efSecaring the Juro-
ETC., etc.
| WASHINGTON, d. c., Nov. IS -Th
pressure to obtaia admission to tn
court room, this morning, was Iolabl,
greater than 1t was yesterday. Afr
the ushers had exercised the right OF pe
lection and admitted two or three scor
OF Sel.-iresseI, respectable looking pro
pic GnGludiug II Pennsvivani. mem er
OF Congrets accompanied by ladies',
the doors w'rc thrown open and thor,
was asUdden and 'mpetuous iutllx o
the representatives OF thu roughei
elements Of society. The five Jurors
who were selected and sworn YESTERDAY
were carry ir attendance. The Judge
took his ~a' and the court wa. formal.
ly opened few minutes altar 10 o.
| clock, and immeGiately afterwards the
counsel in the case and tho brother and
sister OF the prisoner entered, ACoer
the lapse Of i~w minutes GUiltaW uns
hurried in'O the court -odW in the C.. ~
toay Of hat a dozen policeman aud
deputy marshats.
The haud"Uii4 were rem ovrd from 'ir
Wrists, aut he shook nnds with Ii,
sister aud hroth, r an! TOOK the se,t rp-
smv,d tNr him hatwe"a ihen aud hi.
counsel. Nv. : oyi ]" th,u snhmi,'cl
an ALI 'ari, alA made a,p lcatlou f.;
m addIliDr4l IuWhrr OF w.tpcSs"1,
wb'ch orier one plN-ict At'orneg
m h ~ - - IL, ~ w, tI l,y Ia,
count. lurN the aiul..ual partl a.. ~
who were sI1ntn ugd last evening wa4
called, mos OF the pc PIE r"spoulir Z
WHEN called. G4iteGu II, n manifested
,,hI Nervousness, and excl Ahll V thHn
h" ha! di.rlr"'h YESTERDAY, although
IN hi, w.ustrT". c0nyersiliv"s WI Ii his
hr0tht- he wa 4 iitr az 9trcO ls,ra'iy"
Hrh earnest IN NlS manner l. CJtu. H'
b4rb.r uaucd Howard waI the trst
Juror 20 he "a id and extmInct As TO
hia fitness TO serve Ills answers snow
I'd Kim TO b. L9t Disqualified f,um snr
vice, bur tN' tcf"urc challnrE"t lim
p,rc np!gri.y {helng t"Gtour'n Icr mt
rory cha ,raE.) Thrumy: Wa, 4 'rap
! arGi INuyh, wLo had tie h"ci!.d
~ uitu tLA' l'ui',a ca. n: 70 b" ti4 T.
vt or tu'a.I he WI. cf Cuu5 e, ,X-
chG5s, d, at WaR also tie ueys t.srI'n
la..eN,J wuu .a,cl b., hrur. III .
nnlt.n4 ~1t ,rlhy.
40 CuLOEED JURORS WAITED
rte Il Xt was a co.oroi ua@, rru3"h.
Ru uIaIr,,ltd Sh It front AID n dr..
ma,ia puStuio AID mann r, wuU rt.a cd
: J." T y ~
was lS.Cnlt i.y oh ..enlr'. hv she le,
irurt. In i4gt, /: i, uui'rttaou III -
Guittau ls resolved not to We cO,pr.
cd uan uu tue Jury. ihe next ~G- an
lrislml ~ named Mich acl She has, VITA
= vcfy pEon uuo.d broE0c, whp ha'1 no
oriuion "u .le subject of Guto1"a
crime oXrcp; rha; 'tua man was o"' OF
his heaA." he WAS swu.D a- tue SiAtn
juror.
WIN. Talbot, an iron worker, having
answered ali questions to tie sttl,'ac-
ion II the defence, saying that h Ia!
"ucvcr bothered his head on III" qr1s-
ton Of Gu!;cau,s euitt, was chai eug"ri
IHrcm ptorily by the pfo@cu'!on. Scy-
rral uIhers in SUCCESSION were txcnEcd
on their STATE mrn's that they ha. trm
ana decided op.viuns On. &C .tc'n be-
l.evsd that Guiteau Ought "a b" h4nged,
and another w0uid require convincing
medical tcatimouv to change his ouiL.
ion. A loug-f,cei young coIored man,
l,arned Foster, 1eclaret that he Was per
fec.ly tSee from any prejudtc"s in the
matter, but lr admitted that IL had
mentioned it (ihc murder os GENERA.
Garti9id) LJ several parties AS "qnite IA
serious accident.
He was challenged peremptcriiy BY
the defence.
Samuel +. Hobbs, = native Of Mary
Land, and a plas.erer by occupation,
answered all questions satisfactorily,
aud was sworn AZ
TIE SEVENTH JUROR,
G. W. Gates, a young man, a native
Of Washington, and II irachlrtst by
treda, answered all questions satietac.
torlly and was sworn az the eighth Ju'
ror, After that, 70! about an hour, every
man who ns.s called confessed tha' he
had formed no "nrm, or "dtcide0, or
"unalteranlc" opiuion on the question
of the Or .a0ner's \ aui t, AID ie was eN'
Gus d.
lhtJe vas one exception in III" per
son OF q cOlDrsd man, named katph
Wormley Ca paYt.rer 10y "ccupa'lon) ,
who tbuugot he could rende, q tax ve
dict, and eAid he had not real no
about this case ltIan he did I'm uTdl''
cases o this KIND He did no: M
everything THAI Be read in the ne :
pers, becaus. iAcy had pGDiisHeH l!nE'
about himse that were not true. lie
corld not say whether the fIoti eat
was sno. Ivy toe prisoner until IL heard
the testi noay. or o,Irre If an Insan'
man did the shooting be would tt a.
mach guilty as arybody else. lhe
crazy part of the business wAs soMf-
thing else" No sensible man could
have done such thing
After consultation between council
and the prisoner aud his brother, SEQ
Vile s.,id that the defeu CO would az
cept the juror, and 40 Wormley was
sworn az the nirth juror.
THE CoUKr ADJoUENs.
The IL. of seventy II vs talesplen hav
ing teen exhausted, the Marshal was
ordered 10 summon another list Cl stH'
enty-fve for Tomorrow, and the Cour'
then, az 1920 adjourned.
What WHISKY
A Louisville siri made an engage
rneut to slope with young man whom
her father had forbidden 10 enter the
house. The plan was to ride in a close
carriage across the line into Indiana,
havlthe marriage ceremony pretormeA,
,i -.prp RI )s,'alv Announce them.