The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1881-12-31

WAsIuNGToN. Dee. 2ti.-lIarshal IIen
~ in an interview to-day. referred to
Mrs. Scoville's statement that she di 4
not 90 to him aud ask TO have her hus-
han,. ;sr elected, and said: she came to
my Office with bundle OF letters and
>,;,,l that her husband was in danger
told her that | did not thiuk any one
would hurt him. but if she did need
guard had Lot the men at my command
To sh it. she said that she did not
want Il guard stationed at the house
She Slis that she had Gcfn Ma. ,d Brock.
am, ts,,i,l.. 10 gel ally Satistactiun, aid
came t. me. When | told her | cou d
not furnish a guard she said that 81 Q
would see Justice Carter, She want, Il
t.e authorities to be warned and on The
lookout, u prevent harm from being
lone Now. II she was not seeking pro-
tectlon, do not know what she did
want is there any danger of Mr..
Scovilie being attacked - asked the re
! porter.
"Nsaa a. all. Why sholld any per
son attack hima Mrs Scovilie is pecul-
lar woman, and reminds me considerable,
! of Guteau. think they are q good
deal alike
In What other way has she complained
well. she says that the whole coul :
/ try is against hBr broJher, and the gov
eminent. with its nurders of money. is
doing all possible to hang him. At the
same time she is pushing down in her
pocket 500 OF the goverumen, money
tir,;t IL? i'd eelA l.t,u ivs coming here
, tn testify tur her brother. She don t
think how much money the government
Is pay ing oijI To let the mau have I fair
trial.
WHAT does she think you ought to
do -
- That is HARD TO tell. size complain
Ell ti.l orhef day shat | did no. protect
;.f,ita&u, and ii was my duty to do so.-
j! told her that my tirst duty Was to see
| tl:s.t liz ;ii;! lot ESCAPE, and that WIS
being; attended TO. She seemed surpris-
cd 1T this statement. and wanted to know
where in the world he coul 20 if he got
away. | told her dld not know: that
was not my business; bat it was my bus
mess 10 spe lhat lie did ..Gt Ges sway, !
thlnk she Is strange Woman.,
Ii what respecIa'
Why. look at her in the court room
DO you know any lady Of Your acquain-
tAacc that would 90 into that room and
question witnesses being examined ON
the stand? don believe that you do
'il.en sne Will sit there and laugh aC the
sayings OF truiteau. IS if she thought
tiIeti smart, and il only encourages HIM
10 keep it up. | tell YOU she is Ike Kim.
! onls she may not have as much egotlsm
as lie has :;ot.
las she gone home o.
9 / believe that she has. She got her
money from the government that she
says is against them and doing nothing
for them, and | understand has left for
home
What do you think of the idea of
hitting GuiLeau in the desk 3
Il think that he should have been put
there long ago. If had my way he
would be there. would take the guard
away trom around him. move the ladies
from that locality and let men occupy
those seats. think then H. would be-
have himself and be more decent
1"nl,t hot lie surprised II the Judge sent
him tn the dock pretty soon, for he is
getting tired of his conduct.
I" DO you think the jury will convict
him -
"Certaiuly. How can they do other
wise: Pretty plain case against him,
shonil think. and one that ought not re-
quire much time 10 deliberate over
\ CONTRIBUTION FROM KANSAS.
Mir. Crrkhiil received to-day by ex-
press from Kansas 4 package, which was
found to contain vvly in4cniou>iy de
viSe;l gag for Mr.. Guitrau.' which was
made from a com cot. The prosecuting
attorney declares he viii 10 morrow insis,
upon having Guitcau removed to the
prisoners dock if he undertakes to re-
new the TRADE of abuse with which he
has regaed the court since the open
Ing of the trial, and especially dur
ing the past week. Mr.. Seoville has
been engaged for some days III the prep.
aration of his closing argument for the
defense, and will probably consume tive
DAYS in it's delivery.