The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-01-05
The Gaite2u Trial Assumes an Inter-
cSting and Important Phase.
Points of the Prosecution.
Palmer, The Newark Defaulter. Indicted
and Placed Oh Trial, Pleads
Guiliy...StOck Market.
Yesterdays Neurological Record Lila.
bilities Of that Banker.
FailGra Of a Portland, Maine, Packing
and Canning Establishment.
Other Foreign and Domestic News
Tho Guiteau Trial.

lho Hutteau Trial.
| WAsHI%GroY, January AT the Gui-
| team trial this nornipo berora tha ,rocood
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i''e' ,o.''''''''1''' " u'''"" sac" MS 's i
| good time to make q speech, but ! prom
iscl the Marshall would keen ouict To-
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"'', '' ~ Wv '"'
MI NtoViIse Irau an ailidaylt, setting
/ forth that aaianI is the sole counsel for .he
nrisor ar. tbot tbn ,-i,e,,,,. lone bo.,, -, s,,l
'''~' '''.'' '"e - '','''' ''''' '''''' ~ s''cll
stA'e o. Hllhu nc ilAs oeei unable 10 receive
my a>s'a''ee OF s'iSsss' me names OF any
| M"i'iSas i'i ull' ii". a.'ln' since loe closing
.tv ia4',V9 ~ OrltuiH Wl.ilcSseS
Euo cA" 'SslHy 20 !haIetiai lac's ior lh2 de,
.vHSg, H S Az saths naliies ol witnesses and
/ ip,i,l'S A'y'luG ""n' ne GNl"eleu 70 prove
/ ~ e"{.i' 's.'' ''lr HlulNu nc DC "ioWed 10
| ''t, % NY 'iiS ''','N""g;
I 'u"av C"N lI'4 4"ltA u coulls'i uesleH 20
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| Il t'.".''' '''NI''I "Hi"'! Ohlh% any
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80 plo,'Gl i'e,o ,''s'gssyu 'lt N"Vr' Al iaFor
w ,Yas w Mn ,n W%s "mc,f NC uaHGt
@ "s9 "i,H 'uv u'S'l .;iph ul 'He court. IL
| Hus' nv nv" WUhVuV precedent ana
,i', tii'as' ~ ~ 'no 'l,teu otayes court ne
ny VIZ" 80 NistS III suPport ol ills argument,
@ I'i' S'',u' 'liet ~ ,lls @ country " was the
II yoaSI ~ @ put ny Colstltulioii lhnt poor men
,"viil" Nu,e ,he ouilS IlHhis III courts ui
y 90 Wy ueiiiIeIi VI u PalIllI' Il'alsioh,
aNN thaV ne "aS %.sureu the American
peuple Muulu M l'ot oeSLuuSe any eNtra eX-
| pei''o 'i."V NIi nov usNe,i ~ oelsli 0l ms
| pli'O'iS4, !" '''e ""''e Va Justice anu II iatr
H%tui M ,,,,.,
JoMioj D.i ,hnt ,tAe Ivp'ru Nv sonle isnsih ana
ue'llcu ti9t any PreGeueht existed Tor re-
opening tiis t9se Sl,lply 10 introduce evi-
uenVe' PaI'lSul9ily On tne case
" Gr"rIailu' lie be-
nSSneu - ne Mouiu ne scahua'lEed 10
nun. ''e 'cst!i'iol'y ol y man so reckless as
~ ~ ~, 81. 81 ,'''i'li AN pe WuIihg TO swear
~ ~ mercy HplIl pl it'uillS newspapers
Alict eo"slierADle 'ils, ilSSloh by counsel
GTh,'n WIS N'lerruP'eu Dy N9lleau, Judge
LuA @ anlu vou''sul LOT tlie IeIensC came
mere strangers 10 'he courts oi inns district,
iin' tNV' '''r i'So''St HlhiS'u hdu found
nlilNcH elNllolieu Win "iliicultlcs
holn wy NuI'tI lHe most Seri-
uus ui"'.u'll N"' 'li' ne o"lum attach
NY ~ ti' Hssass'ua'lou made witness
unNuIlilF SNen 70 u'YW 'lcif names 10 be
kh1Wh 70 lhe aelShSe' Approaching AL these
aliliIuiiies Mhleli embarrassed the defense,
u nu l1uhst CoNl nuH Ieit 1ispossd 10 ousot
tneill WIN al elual latitude ana more than
ordinary l9cllllies IN me preparation OF the
|
iereu IN sur-reouI'al IN ms opinion; proof OF
insanity shoulo De UNITED To evldence-in-
cnle, o' the u'lense anu reouttlng evidence
ol ihe prosecution he, therefore, must
exclude the evidence oil Dr, Mcfarland.
Inc test,hohy, however, oi those witnesses,
oy Wllich Tue defense expected oprove that
| tue prisoner asserted ON the day OF the as
ssssination and on the day after a
nd,i,,oS i9s n,S aG., ane court helushould be
oupllltsu AZ evidence IN snr-rcbuttal
proohs, InlGi Of the Secret Service Bu-
reau was called. The witness had visited
we prlsohvr at the jan Tie night after the
snVolins' uu'teau was IN bed ut the time,
ne arose III great anger ana excitement" ="
sab' the witness, ami wanted TO know
Whnt meant ny disturbing his rest
ana quiet at that hour of the, night,
ana ! Sslu u lllDtcame MN, murderer
TO speaN III th9t manner. he had disturb
ca the res ana quiet Of whole nation. He
came BACK ut me that he was no murderer,
uut IhnSt,ni anu gentleman. His
( nlilu was 'naue uptn1t he had been moved
20 20 lle ACT as polltlcal necessity, and It
WuS iuv we snnu Hl the country. witness
continued, 'i told him that was Re-
pmb lean and a Stalwart, and he replied,
men You can appreciate why did it,
Witness detailed at some length this con-
Vcrsatinn IN which he (witncSsl said TO pris-
oncr; "lf you had taken the Deity into
consideration, You could not have done
,u'sii susi' ,f Hl' uo,, Ihv prisoner rephcd that he
! had Thought over the matter and prayed
over It ior, SIX weeks, and tie more he
thought ana The more he prayed the more
ne became convinced that the President
must 20, anu that II was his duty TO 70.
move hinl'
| Not"ithSianding his promise in the
morning 'u!teh4 continued to interrupt,