Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1881-11-20

could gain admission. To avoid
the otherwise inevitable scramble
1t has been found necessary to issue
tickets of admission, and only
ticket holders are permitted to en-
ter.
At $50 the doors opened, and In
few minutes every seat was oc-
cupied, the larger proportion of the
spectators being ladies. Guiteau
arrived at o'clock, and with out
particular demonstration on the
part OF the crowd, was taken at
once to the prisoners room, where
he ate his breakfast and expressed
himself well satisfied with the pro-
gress Of the case.
ScOville was questioned in rela-
ton to Guiteeu's alleged new
counsel, Judge Magruder, of Mary.
land, and stated that he was not
aware of any tender Of services
from Judge Magruder. He had
received several offers from law
yers, strangers TO him, and feared
he might make greater mistake
by taking, at this late stage of the
trial, counsel unknown to him
than by proceeding alone. He
does rot expect other assistance
than Robinson.
The Court opened without incl
dent and Geo. G. Maynard, the
electrician, was put on the stand
and testified to loaning Guiteau ten
dollars at one time aud fifteen at
another. Guiteau protested against
this line of evidence. He didn't
think 1t anybody's business wheth-
er he owned twenty-five dollars or
some one owed him. "Msynard is
a good fellow and I owe him twenty
five dollars"
The following witnesses we're ex-
amined up to the adjournment:
George G. Maynard, j, M. Bur-
rard, John O'Meary, Gen. Swain,
Col. A. S. Rockwell and DR.. Bliss.
During the examination of the
witnesses, Guiteau, notwitnstand-
ing the efforts of the officers of the
Court, continued to contradict and
interrupt the witnesses, and make
himself in many ways conspicuous
and disagreeable.
~uspsndsd Payments.
BOSTON, Nov. 19.-At 1870 the
Central National Bank stopped
paying checks. The officers say it
is temporary stoppage for the
purpose of consultation among the
directors as to the proper course to
pursue at the Clearing House to-
day. The Central Bank Is COM
PEELED to pay 100000.
Tine Huston HANK Tunb,ss.
NEW YORK, Nov. 1S.-The Bos.
ton bank which suspended to-day
was the Pacific National, with a
capital Of one million dollars, of
which about eight hundred thous-
and dollars had been paid in. This
bank kept open until after one,
and then closed 10 suspension. 1t
cleared through the Elliot Bank of
Boston. The Central National
was the other bank In trouble, but
this was carried through by
the clearinghouse Association, of
which it was member.
rbe Ex -cution Of. Melted Murderer.
LITTLE Rock, Ark, Nov. 49,
Boge Jackson was executed at
Ashley county, yester-
day, for the murder of Ben Jordan,
both colored. Jackson was Il noted
having committed two
or three murders previous to the
one for which he was executed.
The v.,tcan ana Eagiaud.
ROME, Nov. Is 1t is stated that
the Pope will consult the Bishops
of Great Britain and Ireland in re-
gard to the question of the re-
establishment of diplomatic rela-
ti0bs.
DepOrIing o. smiaals 10 she U0ifed
states.
LIEsTEL, Switzerland, Nov. 10.
The authorities have deported 10
the United States confirmed GRIM
inal named Dunkel. Consul Mason
and will bring the mat
ter to The attention OF the United
States Government.
"A Coun1 AssakstaHaed,
PARIS, Nov. 1S.-The Count OF
Logono was assassinated on Sat-
urday near his plantation at San