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E EXTINCTION, Dec. 3l--The Gul
z Vial to.d'y had tha usual large
n U&1SndRnce. On the opening OF TIN
Spote the prisoner got a joke about
Dno II the guards having received a
4 New Years present, in he form OF a
4 11.foupd baty. Dr. Gray took the
\ stzlid. md continued his testimony
~ q expert. During his testimony,
which lAsted Tor long time, 'hs wit
nss had hard tim" Of IL.
Gnlfeau constantly Interrupted him,
and Mr. Socville, raised constant and
pertinent objections, ard between
/, ihese and the hot argument Of counsel,
the Witness became confused, but soon
~ oserel biu SELF Witness had seen
q nuotber Of eases bere persons labor.
Ing under insane delusions had com.
mittosl nets Of violence and had after.
wards recovered heir nity, but did
not recall an instauce OF recovery NTH.
In shorter period Than ,Er-e months.
This reply was corroboratise ofp.evious
testimony.
Witness did not fiud a single circum-
stance, as narratei by the prisoner
that wOud indicate TO his (witnsss)
mind insanity. He was oftho oninion,
judging by his examination of the
prisoner IN jail and from his observa-
lions Of him In court, that Le was sane
now.
Witness declined 10 answer the hypo-
theticAl question Of the d, fense but
In reply " that Of the prosecution he
said no did tot believe the prisoner In
aans % the 2nd of July.
Tho examination Of the witness was
Continued at great length, subject to
repeated instructions from Gutesu and
Mr. ScOviile, but nothing Of particular
interest was elected.
AFTER THB RECESS.
While waiting for the counsel for
the prosecution to enter after recess,
she prisoner exclaimed: ~ have moth
ipg rlse to do so might rs well wflte
my autograph for any body that wants
rth.m--with0ut money, without ptice.
IL could get 500 from them,i wouldn't
1take II. There IL no money In that bust
ness for De-never has been, and ]
5dou't want that there suuuld b..
The Gloss examination Of DR.. Gray
was resumed. 1t was rather tedious,
Mr.. scoville seeming desi-ous OF killing
time this afternoon, and the witness be
ing somewhat pro!ix ia his answers.
Wnness stated that insan1y meant
that there was q conjuuc ion or com.
binaion OF diseae OF the brain with
mental disturbance. Disease of the
brain was essential TO insanity.
Witness had conducted post mortem
Examinations of the brains of insane
pers, ms, but never had (saroas tically)
before they we're dead.
The prisoner--What the doctors saut
10 do is TO kill man first and examiue
his brain afterwards.
Mr. Scoyille inquired whether Wit
Dess had ever before known case
whers the prisor er in ieigniug insan-
Ivy had acted as Guiteau did.
The witness-I have not considered
that the prisoner has made any mantle.
tation of insanity. | said thought
that he was feigning in this, that he en-
deayored to Impress on me in the Jail
and here, the idea that he believed IN
inspiration, in respect to which he.
lieve he is fsigning and misrepresont-
ing-p!aying a part,
Mr.. Scovile tLen asked that all the
wituess' testimony on that point should
BE- stricken from the record. He had in
Goa mon phrase-- The prison.r-"Put
his foot in II"
MIR. Scoville-I was going to say,
''ltt the cat ou' of the bag" Witness
declares that the prisoner has told lie,
whicn is the very thing for a jury to
do.
The witacss-I did not say he told a
lie.
Mr.. Scoville. Il used the plain Eng.
hsh
The Court refused to order the testi.
mOny TO be stricken ou'.
The rest Of the afternoon was consun.
ed Ia very wearisome Cross.cxamira-
tCn. Mr.. Scoville seeming 10 he in. |
different as to the replies made by the
witness to the questions proposed TO
him, and which took quite "a wide |
range. The prisoner, though paying |
attention to the evidence, did 80 in a
listess way, and interrupted less fire.
quently than usual, while the audience
awaited the hour of 3
when they could escape from
the chilli & atmosphere of the court
room.
When the hour had at length arrived
The prisoner called Mr.. Soo,ille's at.
tsntion to the fact and then continued:
"To-m oirow is New Year day, 1882 !
receive my calls this year in Jail Any
body can come that can get in l viii
be glad 10 see any body that can get in.
I wish everybody harpy New
Year.
The court then adjourned until Tues.
lay.
Mr.. Reed of counsel for the defence
vas tot present in court to-day, being
engaged in looking up legal auth rites
IN he law library. 1t was probable for
Ihis reason that Mr.. Scoville cross ex-
lmined the witness In such desultory
nannt E, not desiring to question him on
matters directly pertinent to the case in
he absence Of his colleague.
The New Castle Bar.
The Bar Association of this county
held meeting in the law library on
Saturday afternoon. An election was
held and the following officers were re-
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