Daily Republican., 1882-02-04

~ was GuitSen ot not.
Coi. oorRn,ii Ia oohoiu't"u auouui'N'
that the aino"Vi'" po n"u ,eau Anpi
sus'aihea MS aliosa.'oh VI ioiseIy an
= iraud' anu therefore no "oui" feirai
IRON adaile any argument :
Mr' Hcosii'e III IeP'!, sTsoloiy We
"ounoou 'uo =" "1'InPS VI
cnarac,ni VI "i. ony'ei was on
par WIN thc letters "h'Gh hau oeei
sent W nun tooosl.io'' inPlesna1e'
WIN S,hal! pGA virus, anu In1 vlru
iuJoa.',' ih.o 'noa' "','a'..a N",, ;hs1'
AIo" NY ono ip"h, HUi.nan '"iu
"on'u ~ Jay 'nl'usu al. 'no i"ht' an,
YEARS nlihh' uo l'luiie' " u''.' que ~
jury 'hal 10 Ih.s Piopooou W 70 uone y
~. n ~ ron,p
Col. Corkhiil raised langh by ask
my III tone ot innocent ihq qulry' lol
are not speaking OF Snyder, are your
MI ocoviile fep1ieo Win marked
o,nPhasin; 1eS s'r, a'h-ah fouora
blo man
sHo theh asked inc court 10 eNpunse
from the aiiiuavns everything OF INT
character he had described.
Judge GOV fep'led that the oUJection
was clearly well taken, anu ihat thuch
.! the allaaVitS on)eclea 10 coa'd nov
he considered As evidence
Judge Cox then stated that he could
not vary from me wei! hehned rules OF
pfactlce as 10 me admission OF anlua'
V'ts or the time Tor nearing motions, nut
az no" questions were suoihi'teH III thc
pehninS lAutioi', lie wouiu take
YIN" w n~v''" ,'' ~, uI.'''on' anu ""u''
ing. He would, however, be pleased TO
hear any legal authorities that counsel
might desire to cite.
| Mr.. ScovlIIe then proceeded to argue
his motion, citing authorities and pre-.
cedents.
| MIR. scoyllI.E'S APPEAL.
|
! Mr.. Scovllle SPOKE one hour III sup
| port OF MS mo'ioii' anu citea many
authorlties' Inc jury WI" ocGupi'o
the same seals respectively ny during
tbe 'liaI OF tue case, gave the closest
attention 10 othepIoGeed,hgs. Inc crowd
"ilhlil tNe courtroom Rradna'iy H.
creased uht'I there was mol even stand,
ing r"on, An" the doors were ra'red
10 ihrther admission by the "lo"y
pacH'd throng extending lar ou5 INTO
the halls. The prisoner asl"nished
everyone ny MS good bebaVior. Ihe
naJ"'i'y OF ,be audience was composed
os strangers, ana many appilcatl"ns lor
aulosra. hs were handed up to duitoau
When accompanied win the requisite
Zee The request met an Instant and iaV-
orabie response.
GllTEAu'S AUTOGRAPH.
,,.-- -, 80,
Hsach'i'g over 10 tne reporter 1a1ie
'u''o"" whispered apoiogeticaliy II
seems mean 10 oe cnafslhS ior my au-
'"1s"pnS' o"' i lVoh III seven "oiiarS
ana nan seste,oaS, anu 1 nave al,
ie""y gov several uoiIatS ".nAy. IL !
liah u1ne 'hl' an ,nromSn tha triai
=" eliP.oy counsel ~ the ohiy way
We eot now 10 make any nohey,though
IL noeS See'n mean, -,
M'. Das,oso IN rep.y u Mr' Sco'!lle
Salu lhe ailidayiI oi MI ocoVlIlo setS
,pi ,pi VI "na' on't'u ', III ho evoh' pc any
'hih@ more lhaii cumulative evidence,
ana even ,hese IS rendered nuil by the
roniicF a'liuaViI oi Mr' hrasuoi' .he
very ,i'"u upon Whose testimony mr..
oc"Vil'r ID ms hiidaVit says ne VIII!
'u'S 'c'y' Mr' n"'iuse 'heh aiSclSSe1
W "oi'e iehG'h tne Snyder alhaaVit'
0uo'i"S ''o,l one Vi Mo''ele pays III
n"" ms nero 'N'lai'.'S nav IN
INT "cEi' ~ lS"oihe III lha1 Fa''ery
mr' ha'!dRe sa'u applying II to
ms case What III the deyll was Sny.,
,rt "ot"s III 'HaI room Laughter J
W hac ousihc's ha" ne there any more
nan III my mousse or my library
iaFr h"thihs ior the general character
u tue man. ne Is lCuhu IN me novel
All uh'nElsable acS OF invading the
OF a Jnryman = room what
business had ne thcre why dla he
'htef the room
Gnlteau, VINO had thnS FAR abstalned
rom taxing any part IN the dlhcussion,
allied out: He SAID the door was
pen and he saw the paper.
Mr.. Davidge-'l Is, know, Mr.. '
flsontr, 80 are great many doors
'p"i-nut what would you think Of 4
ne II 1 went lnouslng about private
oolns
Gulteau-"lf you he'd been IN Sni-
|er's place yon would have done the
anne as he did."
mr.. Davidge continued to discuss the
.ifidavit OF Snyder 1t was II very easy =
hlng Tor any one to have put into the
'ailiif room the newspaper in quea
Ion with the express intenion of hav-
hg 1t found there He (Davidge)
onsluered THIS evidence OF the newspa- {
YER Of very little account
rms r!lcited from Gusteau the com. v
1ent: very strong presumptive evil \
tence. Judge, especially with grog l
lry. AJury that smokes and drinks Ii
nd plays cards.
MIR. Sooville replied to Mr.. Davidge, Il
nd argued that Mr.. Snyder deserved 1
raise rather than censure fur this con- '
uct. He was not "mou.ng" around 1
$ the counsel intimated. He occupied v
room at the hote and in going to and 0
rom the office to his room he was COM G
al DI ~ Lrn In lnI