Daily Republican., 1881-12-16
THE TRIAL FARCE.
.,,ITHO OF THEJURY.
ptyorced Wife on the
"" u,r Evidence Objected
~" w,,pcsses who Relieve
,,,.su " Perfectly Sano
Tho Crank.

-, should happen 10 thls jury lhey
'SDs honest, intelligent men, and
az 'eii ,ia hes, of care taken of them.
,sV v" ',e >cm me of them who are not ac-
ll.'t D. m,I ~, to good, wholesome food, and,
isYD isY,nrtutly, they are liable TO have
tI"1 I',g.,,on, want the Court TO order
Ias on, every morning for walk of
iD'a W., .s,s miles bt fore breakfast. !
'N " ,ao ar three more little speeches
DaW' D,,. bu; this will do ior the
'g% @SI.s "The Court will attend
,si ,ssrlns of the jury
W. ". Conier, who was on the witness
,.'S ~ vben the Court adjourned yes
@ ''Sr was recalled. Witne had
s~ .,.r detected any signs of insanity in
W. y, scoyille began to cross,examine
!. vtcess, when Guiteau in a great
s .bolted 81 never saw this man
'.ogce in my life, and that was in
4, Iueyer saw him but about five
,m,. in my life. What does he
~r aboutue This shows just how
.-use you have got, Corkhill, to
rup this man as an expert
N Mr.. Scovilie) "And you haven't
Omnon horse sense to waste the
!, the court in examining u man
hr character. He was only q clerk
,hsyer's flee, any way
The witness was then crCss.examined
ovgderable length.
M. Duninoe, formerly the wife OF
krIpau, thea took the stand. She was
.ri,d tv the prisoner III July, 1879.
M Scoyille objected to the testi
ny unless record lrCof of divorce
u,bowu, and the witness was then
ehrssu, Colonel Corkhill remark
,,ha, ne would introduce the wit.
\ laLer after he had obtained the
tt.,ary cOgy of the court record.
d. Noble Young, physician at the
where (iulteau has been confined,
red PARTICULARS of several conIersa-
pp be had had with tb prisoner. Az
s,iue he asked. the prisoner why he
lnoytd" (uslng the prisoners term)
!, President, and the reply was; "Bt-
wv wa, inspired 10 do so. A liz
after, "lf the President should die
No would to convinced that my in
atlOu was from the Deity; but II he
pMd recover then would be III
t,bl abOutit. y
vi ness was asked if he considered
sWisOuer a sane man, and replied
ANrtrCtiy sane man, and as bright,
lyA aud intelligent a man rs you
bull see on q summers day. Not the
INVEST indication of insanity about
a
NJ. Scoyille suddenly arose in her
it and said: "Your honor, | would
EstO Ask a question OF the witness
|isd.r it OF vital Importance.
After considerable discussion this
hs refused. General Joseph 5. Rey-
(lls lawyer, Of Chicago, was next eX-
Gnea. He knew the prisoner IN CAl-
90 III 1868.
Witness visited the prisoner in Jail
bc'e days after the assassination.
pe prisoner asked me, wv here were
u on the day Of the assassination ''
hr, Corkhl!.-"Did he use the word
sasSluation 2 y
WltuesS-"Yes; that is the precise
|Td le used. ~
Witness read two or three lines, quo
the prisoners words, and used the
Il Assassination.
LJ.olt! Cork rkuil!-"Did he use that
hA2'
N!neSS-"lIe used that word, and
Lever poke II reference tu divine
I'aton at this interview. After
az subsequent interviews, he al
HNoke OF the murder as the IRE
'aI' OF the President"
Ateau, who had received the wit
'SIth smiles and beaming counte'
eapOn taking the stand, soon re
E@Lo" complet'l ly Ee had been On
pei ny him. and his rage Increased
lrltarly.
jna.y be shouted "This mar
le 10 me as an Old friend from Chi
When really no was nothing bul
employed by Corkhi!l, | want t.
laer this to TIE American people
Fl tscm understand what this man.
'aCttr is.' Turning to Corkhill
!" lHyour work, Corkhill, a"i Go,
lsl'y will damn you for it. lo'
deceived ms all through, AM
sn my thoughts and Letraye,
b."
Itness continued to read from tn
ne had taken at his second inter
with the prisoner. Some allusiol
! made to something which ha'
ned in the Washington Repub lean
NaG pounded upon the desc AM
4Nd out: That's just what tina
Vhelp Gcrham was writing a
lne, and now be is ready to ca
own words.
y hanging around Arthur no1
l!lng to get some little office. II
w 70 be ashamed Of himself, if h
ay decency. l have got Speecl
% as fellow Gorhau. l only wan
n. euahCe At him.
''heSs stated that he read TO tn
0aer what Grant and Conkling an
'ol his (brisoner's alleged friends
~ MIN (Guiteau) and his crime
.lUe,m-walking U,- the tlDor-excitt dl
what does It mean? l woul
sss'aked my life that they woul
vusiended me. They know the
D ,eu Garfield removed, and yet the
. vuuce Inc and can only see in it tn
4lleau here broke in and said wit
'eF' you was a pretty smart d
bsI, ' wasn't you, generally youl
noIy get more business in this liz
Recess.
na nnanedlStely after recess Guiteau al
useu that he had a little speech
SO ana said, IL suppose l have gi
autographs since this trial b
,,s !. mas been suggested that l sba
~ n twenty-five Cents for them, bl
.'e' th,. We want money howev
fn., sctv VILE questioned the witne
Dnr1 uv,al feynolds) until the hour
paoa paameht. Have you always bet
NJ Hu srms S with the prisoner" as
Eon., @ oSoVille. eyes, shouted Il
smn,' ' always considered him II
(eam ' 5'tlend, and he proved himse
n uifty scoundrel. A nice recol
NV uavs Reynolds, to come sneakil
on 3 0eli to get information to hal
and SsSoVille pressed the witness clos
unslly received the answer tn