The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-07-09
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BETTER AND BETTER
The Presidents RecOverv.,
most Certain.
More About the Career ofn
Villain GuiGteau. e
GUrrTEAU NOT INSANE

GUrrTEAU NOT INSANE
New York, The World nj
terviews with medical expert. p nus H.
Guitteau's insanity, which. i ssoouching
properly limited by the physician in, sre
viewed TO published accounts bV I G,.?i
teau's crime, and the proper ,a 0uls-
maintained as to any additional or ,;tSserVa
which may become public biae1cs
The opinions are in fact answers EATER.
clsely such Hypothetical oua.tio " prs
experts are called upon to snaU as
courts, the difference being thu b -,@ef 10
IS furnished by the newspaper roI po.nesls
stead of by sworn testimony, TP?rts IL
dent from their ans Wers that az EVIL
nothing to indicate INSANITY in :,S Snete Is
and that which is indicated Is sirn uJ case,
Gnltteau Is very vain, very da1Sso 'uAS
and very worthless person. N'pfA'ed
THAT LIVER WOUND
DR.. Hsmilton says while the vor,a.
the liver will increase the P rso;J0.gla
Danger, it would not necessarily xiii ~
Blood poisoning is not likely 10 intrn5.'
suppuratlon is the next princinaI 6;s
IT vines, an eminent authority, saw,
weeks, and perhaps months. of csraiIl
watching must elapse before the oucstioD
OF recovery will be positively settled.
Inc Sun: II is stated that Conklin,
hAs received more threatening letters
out ne Is not In the least alarmed thereby
GOOD SUGGESTION.
The NNari %
adopted resolutions that the sttemnto5
ASSASSINATION OF the President, avs0
though not political, should teach spc S5
civil service reform as would relieye the
President from personal solicitation ~
ehce-seekerS; also that such consti,,,-
tIonal amendments should be adontsd =,
would make like attempts punishabio
with ignOmiRioIs death.
Washington, 7.-Guitteau denie; SAY.
ing after the shooting that be was sCSl.
Wart.
New refrigersting and cooling apDars
1us Is being devised, the present metho,
being less successful than Yesterday, 4
large fan worked by an electrical mo!o
is being made.
THE eUITTEAU PAPERS.
District Attorney Corkhill says 10Th
ing will be done in Guitteau's case tim
the result of this Presidents wounds are
known. Guittssu's papers, written by
himself, en- y contain full detaiIed his.
tory OF the crime from its inception.
They will be made public eventually
They are, I believa, true recital. I An
beset by people naturally curious %
know all about the facts. Il is proper "a
say there are no startling revelations h
the papers. The assassination was sim.
ply cOld-bloo9ed attempt at murder S7
q man who knew what he was doing and
the consequences that would follow,
have no question that he is rational ant
sane. l will say in addition that thin;
it cruel, considering the feVsred state Of
the public mind on this subject, and he
horror with which every man fagsrd,
the assassin; that any mans name
should be mentioned in connection With
him He is an egotistical and presuun.
ably dishonest man; attempting to boz
row Of people; claiming Acquaintance
with persons with whom be only knew
by the fact of his going to them anC
speaking to them; speaking of persons al
his friends whom he had 10 scquaint
snce with at all, attempting to obtain
money by representing himself as mar
of great political influence, both here ant
IN New York. To mention the names Of
the citizens in connection with this, a
the present time. is improper and unjgst.
While every body who has known nay
thing about this man at all has been pei
tectly willing to det-il to me bis eltirs
relations with Guitteau, still there il
scarcely one Of them but has reaue.9i
his name to be kept from the public
MEDICAL OPINION.
The President got through the dag
satisfactory to the physicians. They say
they could not reason ably have hoped
for more improvement 10 the last twenty
four hours, than the Presidents COnd!-
tioa indicates. There were very few S.
the White H1Ise tonight, fewer thsn 8:
any time since Saturday. The cable.
ministers went home early. Secretary
Lincoln said the feeling Of hopefunes;
increased considerably to-day, but those
around the President realize that he's
not yet out of danger by any means. d.
Boynton said to press reporter, To-
night, that he felt gralifed and bopefl.
at the condition Of the President, taking
into consideration the dangerous BatGIa
of his wounds He says President Gar.
field grssped him firmly by the hand 80
gave it cordial squeeze, which shovel
that be had strength left The Presidel.
wanted to talk considerably, but was for
hidden by the doctors. The PresitsL.
made inquiries about his mother and two
boys at Mentor. The doctor said 81.
was mistaken in her faith Of his fcal e
covery, and bore up remarkably
The President asked Boynton Whsta;;
thought of this case. Boynton repIisl