Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-01-01

he Is an embezzler and forger to large amount. Engel was connected by mar, riage with the best Jewish families here in Chicago, St. Louis and Cincinnati A warrant for bis arrest on charge ol forgery has just been issued. Specula' tions amounting to SlQ0O0 are traced but the total amount IS believed to be several times that sum.
 Guitoau's Trial
 WASHINGTON, December 30.-COrkhill stated this morning that he had but one | witness to introduce on the part Of the Government He would like tO hear | from Scuyille as to how much time he might want to consume upon rebuttal | that some idea might be had of how much longer this long-drawn-Cut trial would continue. Scoville replied: "We have some witnesses whose names have been presented since We closed our case, and l sl4ll ask the Court to permit us to have thetn sworn, and our reason will be upon tht ground of newly discovered | evidence material to the case. | Al 10 o'clock Guiteau vas led :--to | court by the bailiffs. As he p1s-ed the | table at which his counsel sat, he paused moment and whispered to Scoville, If you will only keep quiet to-day, l | Eil laugh this case out of court As soon as he reached the dock he shouted out, "Some leading papers Tn America consider me the greatest fellow they have met in some time. At $ o'clock last night received a telegram which l will read for the edification of the audi ence and thu, American people:
 "'MR. CEARLEs J. GUITEAU, WASH NGToN;-ARN Bosto9, g,.n -;b in this :'jci direcfior ,iiia'. secofdingly the A.InPa,nlAes with l up toward thas IO be President.
 "(Signed): A HosT OF ADMIRERS
 Pausing a moment, he branched off into a rambling harangue, quoting scripture and comparing himself to the meek and lOwly Jesus, who used plaln language, though sometimes severe. "l have often been accused of using harsh language" he added, "but l take my pattern from the Saviour of mankind. l shall submit my name to the next Repub- lican Convention. l shall expect to be before it. There are only two men in the country who want me hung; one Is Judge Porter, who expects to get five thousand dollars from the Government if I am convicted, and the other Is Cork hill, who expects to get bounced and who knows 1 am the cause of It." COun- sel for prosecution having entered, Dr. Kempster took the stand and Scovllle resumed his cross-examinatiOn.
 WASHINGTON, December 3l.-At the opening of the court Guiteau called out, "One of my guards here Cunningham has got an eleven-pOund baby for New Years present" Laughter, III which the jury heartily joined
 Dr. Gray resumed the story Of his conversation with the prisoner n jail. Guiteau interrupted, That don't cOrre- spond with yesterday. Doctor, you went into an inspiration then
 Scoville objected to the statement of witness, in saying he said nothing of in- spiratiOn or divine pressure, and urged that witness must give the conversation or the substance of it as 1t occurred; that it would be Tn the province of the jury to say what should be inferred from it. Witness qualified the statement by adding: q asked him questions, and my statement Is based upon his replies Witness continuing, said: "Ihe prisoner used the expression, when l made up Inv mind" Guiteau Misunderstanding up my mind was the result of grinding pressure. That's where the inspiration came in. Please get that straight while you are about 1t"
 Danver's Progress.
 DENVER, Col, December 31.-Four million, one hundred and fifty thousand dollars have been expended this year in buildinps in this city.
 Fight with the Cowboys.
 DENVER, December 3l.-The Repub- lican's Trinidad special says: This eveH- ing four cowboys attempted to run the town. Marshal kToger interfered and returned the fire, fatally wounding a cowboy named Brown, and killing his horse. One cowboy has been arrested and two others escaped. The Marshal Is unhurt The fight resulted from an old feud and a big drunk. The cowboys had threatened Kroger's life.
 Hanged.
 CHARLESTON, $. C., December 31-Ga- briel White, colored, was hanged yester- day for the murder of a negro.
 Eulogy on Garfield.
 WORCESTER, Mass, Dec ember 31.-  Senator Hoar delivered tonight and elO- quent and fitting eulogy on President Garfield.
 Wholesale Bagging Of Thieves.
 FL PAso, Texas, December 3L-The city marshal last night at Rincon cap tured William Hayden, William Waum- baugh, D. R. Paxton, James Ratte, Me Clintock, and T. Proctor, hotel keeper at Rincon, aged 75, and wife, party of an organized gang of Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe freight trGr thieves. Their depredations are large in value and ex- tend over several months.
 Will be Explained.
 PHILADELPHIA, December 31.-Gen. Burbridge declines to be interviewed re- garding the published accounts of the quarrel between him and Congressman Blackburn, saying the matter will all be brought out later.