New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-27
SEOTELS OF THE TRIAL.

WASHINGTON, Jan. ga sense of profound
relief the predominant feeling this morning with all
who have connected with the long Guteau trial,
with the exception doubtless OF the prisoner his sister
and his counsel The department OF the jury through
the trial is subject OF universal praise to-day Many
of the urymen have been subjected to positive inconye
nience and losses in business; one in particular,
commission merchant, having lost $1,000
consult or advise with his employees in ecr.
tain matter the details of which were known 10 himself
maintenance of the jury been $4,000, and for their
pay 81 per day for srycntyhree days., Sl752 an ag
gregac Of SJ,352 FOR the item Of jury expenses alone.
II appears little doubt to the guilt OF the pris
onpr was entertained by the jury from an early stage OF
only a matter of form. AS OF them expressed Ii
this morning. The prisoners own words ana dee ara
been supplemcned by the evidence of his
friends Tho idea of insane delusion was dis
OF the which impeed him. That is to say: That
he formed tho deliberate opinion from reading the news
papers studying the political situation that the
death Of President CARRIED was necessary to save the
country THIS IN ss was G suGeHi ot rdSed TO Shq% b
inspiration pressure Of the Deity. Ills subsequent
and persistent Justification OF the act because the same
results had flowed from it that he had anticipated be
fore the act confirmed the theory fact Had II been
in reality tbe result OF divine pressure, why his anxiety
to Justify his act the mere agent Of the DEITY e
On ibe way 10 the Jail last evening, although the van
was saiued WIN CONTINUOUS Storm 0i Jeerate news
% @ p and SIaTiy said he WA, satisfied with the charge
icgal POINTS but that the jury had gone back q"
on him ani brought in a verdict contrary
to the evidence. On entering tho Jail lie threw
of his coat and IauSinngly called out,
I'll get trial and upset all this business and don't
Won torget He ate his supper usual, and 80 Tar
could be learned slept sOundly Iuot night This morning
he called for The papers, and though somewhat Thought
lu aud d.sInciHed 10 talk much, mantained that II
would all out right; that Arthur his friend,
aud that the American people would not let lm sutr
hc repeated his assertion OF Yesterday, III
they hang me this Nation viii 20 down IN blood
DETROIT. MiGh., Jan. 2G.-At the Opera House
last night when the result Of the Guiteau trial
was announced the audience at once broke into loud
applause.
IN the midst Of the noise, hiss from the gallery
was heard. special officer instantly dis
covered the who was kissing aud
advised him 10 dvsst. Ihs attracted
attention 10 him. and before the officer could get hn out
OF the theatre crowd Ot and boys near ~ stZtt
the offender and De badly cut and bruised Dy MS
a-sa!.uus lie removed from the house with great
dIliCulty.
TIE FOREIGN PRESS on THE VERDICT.
LONDON, Jan. 2G.-Ike Standard this morn
ing says:
The announcement OF the Gui'eau verdict VIII De re-
Cryrd with % scu-c Ot relief uy tue pdpt, Mh'H Has
pcru Wcdrcl hy the muustrOnS prJuacuoh OF tht pro-
erdu- and dir-u tea aud stuud1zod Oy the GU rage
o,i- incidents winch uarLcl them al every luil Nlhtll
can ,rtli- and p,l icu, may be taught from tls ease
III. necessity Ot Teca5.ug tn 10. ms UI Procedure III
criminal matters.
Ihc patty Ieiegraph says:
tut..uu'. lorri tests, ubaldry and irrtycreurc to-
wards lie mJrs! "I justice were h" cIutcalhfe at t0r
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