Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-01-05
STHE GUlTEAU TRIAL.
rlo1r1Ge DAY'sPROCEEDlNGs-
r1GmRARCE MARKHAM END.

DfawistH ~ Ry14epee All IN, ana the Court
nd esriaA1j6uens UMsti Aext saturday,
hopt Lev ~ A11ew Counsel for the De.
' snd Wos{ fonee To Prepare Argu-
nster maent for tho Admts-
suicide, sion 81 Addition.
robbins NJ Evidence.
mango,
11NGToS, D. c., JAN. i.-The
(m for h atiug the court room
ueoTtt proved after the adjournment
J, ksn'ssy - and marked change for the
'ons, EaxbG - noticed la the temperature
!. Elb lfhI6 hiDg. Some delay was caused
stating Mn oceediugs while MIR. Scoyille
sau,,.d ,1nX pairing an affidavit.
4 h.c,n.. X( au, ~ soon as he had taken his
har.. III This is a good time to make
: Dh, but promised the Marshal
"u'us' keep quiet to day; 50 will try
'ms cbs So
'ther " ving duly subscribed to the aifi.
Mr. Scoville read IL to the court.
- forth that he, the atfiant is the
lev u Dunssl fer the prisoner; tina: the
ner has been in such state ol
10 R,yi, w that he has been uEable to render
eting \, assistance or suggest the names of
large Az. ituesses aud tLat the a'iiapt has,
ixty AN y The closing of the case, learned
of ofrc. EAmes of certain witnesses who can
est war IN TO material facts tor the defence.
corN q giving the names OF the witnesses
c:oriou, britf fly stating what he expected 10
on. M ny each, Ms. Scoviiie moved
dell @She be allowed 10 introduce this
ward VI sW evidence.
Judge Cox examined the affidavit
4 n n. and &nuuired if counsel desired to be
haMSH upon the motion.
rancs EEul Corkhill--'I hardly think any
Der. 5ng need be said.
(, ChS, ". -, ~ 80 ..,.,., s ~ MoL,r,,nI
~, =: .:a.iS - ~ his o,,inion III.
W lillian 'o. ..a'n' :. -, ~ - s,'an.
II, WI oper IL now INSANE.
pGtios aMla,i. ,,,I p..J aro.e and all
:. ,saJ ia I, nr, In favor or the mo-
CassM! W.. a.s .wa,. That the matt.r
s. snt,r,Jr ui,,n th, discretion Of
eorge Cur, 4, a.nns b,way., with.
n lraua ,,n,,,,..,..,, ar, =, "a, too In n irn;,ad
y, ,i''Asi t.s lourt He then cited a case
Cannoi Wv. .y,dane. vas admitted even
On, pea .us,,,r.,,, -, ,ha i,ry h.d hoan
haI sonn,iyn.s ,vi.b sra.rs
!, In 5aris;op-- ha.,n cIo;med Inv th.
~ s,.la rbat ,ha trial had alr.adv
teana ,srsnad ,1, mnc,, time Tbi. was
Marks ,ha g., ,r;ai th,. had bspn ,nng
,or, AID 49, an, rb. d;s,inUnjsh,d council
10 rok -" NJ wv had binseif hsen an.
!, to NJ gaa nnon a trial in Rrooklyn which
g, 10 h osun,ad Ave or six months and II
ug tis ~ ,,ar.i , civil casa. the I;fa of nn
around 49,, h.;,,, demanded unon the iaSna
e, bruks ~" ennn1rv r. was thu hoast os nnr
nts out =, "n ;,s,;,a,;o,s th,t the moor man
By Hsr ALL han,, tba same riuht In n cnnr.
lied by ins,;ca n. tbe daniznn of a paln,ial
lsly Cd sa.,nn al bo faIt .ssu,sd tbe Amer.
s Guh an nan,i, woniI mt hrgr,1gn tba
a kind ,a az ,ra la, that w,s nov asked in
at tbey shalt of his nrisoner in the name of
10 this ua'iaa and a fair trial Via then maid
accept S,"'r;',, ,rih,,,. To Mr. scoviIje Who
mean. aa hnrs'a ,ha ,nt;rs hurjen If tho
!red 4. ra,,vn.;n, ~ th;s daTanra who had
thrrv asi,na',,i ia. nnor craatura oInr, and
naiaad n,;,bort oonrv and wi,hnut
nrao.men, from ary source.
10. Mr. nayidge renlied at some length. |
and denied that any precedent existed
have Tor re-opaning this case simply to intro
lt Re. luce c mulatve evidence, particularly
\ are n the case OF Mr.. Mcfarland. he be-
mind ieV.d u woGIu % scaLua' " aahi'
pabli NE testimony oi u man 30 ,echless aa W
u! VI oin' "h W i'Nicil ~ 'h' w ~ w - |
u" n'0is'! i''"' .oe
,,Or, Mr Scovills renli.d at great length. |
mia, and datailel the hardships and dit |
i hail culties under which the defence had |
draw labored i'll the preparation of their |
wlildX case. IL was almost llDpuSsiDle W Sct |
use witnesses TO come here. Ihe experts
, On'I ior tne deieuce were coihpelleu W pe
out sa'isneo WIN the 81. 80 ~ oioun - s
lal .h .a "It'1ess ' Iec.' multo ,no ~ 70 n
No W. ~ ,i.'- ah;nd ,ha
P's md rsmainaj tor s;y weeks and every
40 ono of thin MAINLY indicated by their |
own evidence that they expe tied full |
pay for their services (and all knew |
ers what that meant). "And these ex-
pcrts,' said Mr.. Scovile, 'are still
~, waiting here TO see the results OF thelr
m evidence III the hanging otthe ptisonet,
uu' iortunalely Ior the tau,o y, Juo...e '''n
70, IEu' no'u1 anu ,n,' ''' ''"
:, a ~ "n0 'Ho
WI "o'Ni'i, oou'u NV .. 'l''
J.. <ne femafhs Vi '"o oo",S'' " eo ."a.I
-, ,o Sa'u yesterday anu "o"iu 'sp .. ~ .",'
,tu '.a' NC "oa'a NV o.Joo' " .no ,as ',,.
vi any he" i"e's nA'eiiai W INC A>'..,
~, oniy o'9ee'ou W 10 nau' W -. ~, p'Tso T.I,
lid nAu oeeh a'fsauy meh'ohoa ~ ",
iu inero h4a never peen uia, ~ WI, u.'s', ,ss
N"olo W muoh i'oe'A"'! n"u o''A 'A"A ~
'ne uo'ein"en' .-, MA
nu.'esu ,usn,eu upvn 'Ine - ~,,s
ID o"i''n u'eu " ''ie"o0 "'nl' ~ - w., ~
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