Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-26
tfD-DAY'S TELEGRAPH NEWS
.Fhs sSuiteau Trial.


WAsEINdToN NV. cG-The curt .oor,
wsa densely pscksd at $50. and after that hcur
| 10 n,Fo spectators wers sdnisted 4 o:oed
OF two or three huodred still remained outside.
Up5a tbs op;niag Of the court. MIR. Soovi!Ie
| !1sG l. Telegram iron Emory A. Ssorfs. c?
| Cbicss0, in g5:ci hs said that Us could Oct
possibly. L. yEe5&u. owing 10 his professional
cDgssenests, c5hie 10 Wasbirg.on 10 testify 10
| the Gui;etu trial Mr.. SeoriIlS sud TINT undar
| ito circumstances be would l5t irsi3! upon 81
| attachment FIR Mr.. Storrs.
Mr, D4Vidge, speaking tor ita psosicl:ioo,
was wi.liog to hava Mr.. Storrs PCT upon tbs
stand a. app time during the progress Of the
| ttial, Dad this understanding was accepted by
all psr.i.s
Tnom.a North then resumed The sirsss
sscd. ard vas clcs:- Examined very Closely by
| Mr.. D.yidee.
| Guiteau Interrupted q! The very outset, sDd
! protested that there vas 10 truth in the Wit
uess' sicry,
The aitreSs Wss balm, questioned 10 relation
! TO faht between Guiteau aud bis father Lu
| ther ". Guitesu.) H. had good memory ADD
c31!d REMAINDER most everything, tu, did not
recall such soena.
| No attention w9s paid TO tie interruption,
| SGD Gulteau. stter sbskng hs5ds and chatting
| pleasantly for o lew minutes with bis brother
| and sister. d.va:ed himself to Tue m0rone
papers. Gcileau read oarstuIy the reports OF
yesterdays proceedings AID then kui5sd him
self TO. eome minutes 10 wiring his autograph,
returning ngaia 10 his papsrs. Something
attracted his attention add no moved uneasilS
10 his chair ksis abon. 10 sly sonething. Just as
tho sitGCss YES !o!eaGeed from The stand Gni
| tcau improved the noneDtAry lul 10 mako his
1 hri b,y ia
! friend He5iy Ward Betcler is doing some
church ard prayer nsftirgs, ard If Jour honlr
knew hin IS Will az do, you would not pay
Any at!eDii,n 10 him. Here arc good mar y
pee pie tia. ,hiokbo ia bsdIy cracked socis y aud
have % doubt tha. Mrs. Tiltoa told tho truth
SD ths: ne lied s5au. it, sud tell him 80 pub
liol7.
'OI, we'll. walI, piisontr, tha! will d. for
sou" tGii AIR. Dle;dfa.
| Gu:eau Taa apparently sa'is6sd aud padded
Sth suiio. sayiGg "i'hsl's all right, Judge
have bad mp Esy on Bacohei; | AM satisfied"
Go1afal john A. Logan then tooE tho sand
aLd 'saa asked, I'D sou knoS tbe prisoner"
| ''Oi. yes OF course you DO, General" hInke
IN GnitaaC, You know ma 7c;y Wsl'; I'm very
hgp3y to meet yon again.
Wi:n:s1 had frlquentiy been beseiscd by
6ui!eau 10 eudorss bis applioaio 100 Tor ofio,,
tu! had Invariably dtoned for tia reason that
he did no. seem to b, su,h msa rs he would
like 10 rtoon mend fer ruy tflios. He had
rarer l,o1sn him 10 Cticaec; the Gfst time be
svar saa' BIN was when he. Guitetu called Ut
ca him 10 receive Bis il Alcnee. The general
impression ha formed of Guitetu wss, that
ihere was scm:th!eg wroDs 10 lis mental 81
| r-D2er,cnts.
Gea. d. Habbard, farmer lscg nesr the
Oatiie oimnuoi'y. knew Guissau during the
siS yeas he remained With them Witnts, had
ueVer been nou5ir ct lha Community bu!
| bad worked for then. His c7idcnuo was Of lii
tic importance heyosd hi5 state n spt That Gui-
team sGoHtd quick temper ADD irri:sbi.y end
w!a generally considered reeuEisr.