Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1882-03-02
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Chicago Herald An unpretentious marble
ron, 532 West Monroe street, ~ The honns of
the. the scoville family. Mrs. scoyille, sister Of:
eiulteall, "a the presiding genius Of the house.
hold, and withal an attractive lady OF ample
proportions. pleasant face ana evidently
genial temp ament toward these I'd whom she
sis Kindly inclined. Her face is rnddy, the eyes
deep blns and full of expression, and the
voice clear and positive. She has boon pro-
Sn 90 insan garded as All 'crank, . in
f[aet--but not the slightest trace Of in
nanity is percsptible iii her ordinary converse
ZION. Indeed, she ppears q calm woman, sad-
5dened and soured by her esp eriencea since
July last, and the fact that she il not raving
nAanlAc 70 day " a matter Of surprise The
ruling; belief Of Mrs scov,lle's existence Is.
that Guitean was insane whe1a he fred the fatal
srot at ident Garfield and she stontly as
.serts that the jury knew him to be insane, and
hrm MI believed ia his being 8 crank-evens#
Sgoing SO far as to declare that one Of The
Jurors, when about to take his seat, during the
trial, said to another juror: ssWenl hang this
crank as an example to other cranka''
PAD Jou lock for an aelaittal q asked this
reporter. No, not an acquitsal. The moss
We hoped for was q disagreement Of the jury,
so that q new trial could IS had N, IA 3$53 IA ,s WI.
5$II# What do you think OF Guisean,s counsel
aside from your hnsband?'' 81 prefer to say
nothing on that subject We tried to pet
failed y KS; an 9g l3s 555sll
Why did You fail ~, 81 don't know But
shall never forget the words ef Gen. Butler
when he refused TO act Said he: Z am
griered, indeed, to decline, to assist any man
whose life depends upon a trial IN q court OF
3 hat do you Imagine MIR. Butler meant BY
& that 81 , WhJ, he knows, MS every other law
yer knows that understands the TRICKS OF Jus
tice and . trial by jury, that it is not q safe
placa to put q RAMS life, even though he be
Do you mean that an innoeent man will not
receive Justice before jury?'' n mean that
the jury IN the GuiteaU case did not render q
verdict according to their belief, b,ls according
to public denlands and blood-thirstY public
sentiment y .s vi f85 $E 8S5 tstHS ;1S
DC you think Guiteau viii hang On the aar
fixed for the execution" 81 do notA 58s5l
88a "Will he hang at Ell for She murder of the
presidents" s.Nop 3#I3 # d 81 I7855
Your experiences at Washington during the
trial were scarcely PLEASANT" .sNo human
tongue can tell the agony suffered It was
terrible all the time, and returned home With
my nerves shattered " am etill suffering. but
hare hope OF something intervening to pre-
vent the illegal murder Of auitean He is crazy
now, yrs at the time Of tho shooting, and had
been all his life. u . IS y45$ 4 i54 $8 l.H @
mas. scoyIr.rE GAVE s,r,Ns5 az : .r,fs1,r
and tha Srernrter caasaa Sn,,sat;an;nn 'sS Mis-.
Fannie scoyiIle. Oldest child q Mrs. Scoyilia1
is The next monument fie,1.e il tha ho,,sahnl5
and sha exerts great infiuenca over Mar n,nth,,
er. She is Of medium heighth, good form, and
the picture of health. Her face is rather at
trachve, and ia very expressive when engaged
u conyersation pair Of gold-b bowed spec
taeles hide the eyes, but the writer has had
occasion, during recent visits to tho scoYille
home, to understand perfectly how bright md
flashing they may become under certain cir
Gums 'a when she young lady
patton OF Diminishing reporters from
the front door Miss Fannie
wears her hair in the prevailing bang fash
!oD, md the front hair looks peculiar from tho
fact thatit is prematureiy grey aud the owner
ts probably the Last person on earth to change
its color. She ls Of 8 very positive tempera-
nent and hates reporters with allthe strength
OF her nature; st the same time she possesses
q power OF fascination really wonderful, whils
her conversation is brilliant and witty, full Of
pert, forcibla expressions 7#
why do you dislike repor ters7n the writer
asked during nleasant hour passed at The
Scoyille home. II don't dislike reporters "a
gentlemen" answered Miss Fannie, "but be-
cause OF their business Eyer since the shoot
ing this house has been in . state Of siege with
men of your profession. Sometimes We have
had three or four OF them, all at once, standing
guard on the front stoop. They almost worried
my life cut for . time, but have got over
that. y II sAnd you say you can tell e re porter
as far as YOU san see one pr Your experience
should convince you Of that fact without ask
ING 1ne.n siI
ssHow can Won tell The from othe IA IL q,
sI don,t know row ! do IN nnlv8T daSssrhavS
come m, hera q, crias and ~ III 80 *
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