The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-11-19
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS.
tlfth Day Of Guiteau's Trial Marked
oy an Increased Interest and a Rusb
Tor Place, by the Better Class.
In the Court.Room
ihe Prisoner Refuses 10 Allow Mr.
seoville to Proceed as Counsel Bnt
is Silensed by the Court and
Testimony is Taken.
me New York Stock Market. Tho
Usual Chapter of Crimes. Acci.
{ nts and Failures.
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factory to His Subjects,
But Some Portions of IL Cre,t,v
Please the French.
Emperor Williams Speech Not Salts.
factory to His Subjects,
General Domestic aud Foreign News.
Fifth Day of Gu,,san,. ~,


"AsiiiNsroN, November ls.-The 6ftb
u"y Oh ,ne famous trial famous only. nor.
maps through the exalted station !, ~
'ic'im' was marked by an unmistokoh,o
increase of interest on the part nar,icrlos,..
o'a better class of the community. Lone ~.
lore the hour for the opening of coprt SOW
erai hundred ladies and son,,,
men had filled in Sbe mon.
Vorr'uofs and patiently awtited
aiission ma ',; TO the courtroom, Ata ock
r PRISON van drove up and tuii NJ
SanS PupefS IN his hands, slnth,,j
nurLie1iy IN the building. There WAS
marked absence of nervous demn,s,,s",ais "as =
OF. the part of bystanders, vet Cnitoas
pla,hiy betrayed fear of sudden vioianoaau
whloh always marks his movements 49,
SNer ne deems himself ut all exnosed ~
danger. Hewas taken to the prisoners roa,', W
ana devoted himself to fhe roa9;, i9Din
~ papers. At $50 o'clock the rnllar;as w
ele an general public were fairly flied fonu ,ui
nuns nr, OF them being occupied by lad;as
. ane appearance of the general assemblaee
was III marked contrast with that of s3J nreys3'
y,s .hn @ uuys anu seems to be entirely free from
tbo tbo 'onenur onsn; e'einent SO conspicuous upon
court, Mr.. Scoville arose Vfto'"ng ~ OF
an explanation, and requested tho ,,uns noms,
To TAKE some measures TO prevent IL .oure
nner irom giving to hcpublic his unauihay
wa communications, and also to nra,,a,i.
- NV aul,,uln. ol the prisoner in Tie court
room. This. brought on lc,ne drr ruu.s
Wilun uulltan demanded that Mr. scox;iiiaa
should 20 out of the cas-. ,hav
ne ne, was no criminal lawyer and
,iau ,ni no sense that he talked ono
am,nS nm IN private md
u'o.her III public Mr. Scoville endeayored
W uApialll 10 the court, but uuteau he.
Jre ,i,neie ifoIf ana more excited, and addressed
iillhseil alternately TO the court IN Mr
Stovllle and to the bailiiIs, who wcre an,
deaavoring TO keep him quiet. WY 'ii'
70 the court-"l represent NV
sell, your honor, and shoIl "3o
US please about conneoI :,
Then turning to Mr.. Scoville. said. w.
nave got no capacity, and | WON'T have se'', ou
marriage my case. Turning the bailifIs' Iba ba
sald' You should mind your own bnsi' T
ness ness, you conlounded fools; you aint got inc, no
,olihs1 Ihe court stated to the prisoner in
htU,ueu Iiv Terms terms that he would order
his absanoe, lps"Uoed Tn Snd proceed in
shouted excitcdly: 81 don't care If Won 10
Inc court above will reverse Won and 7 viii
get new trial. You have got no rirht 70
remove me- e"' "
The court replied in terms which scemod
to convince him (Guitcau) ofthcir sinceri,,,
very well, shall so do if You persist n
any disturbance and there are precedr,ts
III tllis court for such rulings.
whispered consultation betwoor
uulteau and Mr.. Scoville Followed
ana the former appeared convinced and
subsidized INTO absolute quiet and devoted
h'mseii to his papers. District Attorner
Sorknlli ihen offered in evider CO certain
letters b, which were yesterday read to Mr.,
+. W. Wagner was tbon oouoa
MS witness, but fliled 20
respond. James X, Sborne rao
theli called, aud answered that he did nos
see The shooting, but saw the prisoner ~
tempting to escape and witnessed his mr.
Ella W. ltidgely heard n conversotio,
between Guiteau and the hackmen who woa
engaged by the prisoner TO drive nT hin, ",io 10
Congress Cemetery. Joshua Dav;s mn "
keeper NJ ). Crawford, drayman, and 9th
9rS, p VINO wele present at the Baltimore 4
flttsOurs depot on July 2d
swore 70 the fact of the
shooting Policeman Kenney, who arrested
uuiteau, claimed to have done so withont
assistance, whereupon Guiteau asked him
several questions and demonstrated N h;s
satisfaction that Ire (Guiteau) did moi rms
away, put quietly put up his pistol and