New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1882-05-31
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court Of the United States: second
that this is q judicial district, and
that, under the provisions Of the
law, when crime is begun in one
district and completed in another
the crime is completed in either:
third, that the murder being an Of.
tense in this district against the
United States, the final removal If
the President to New Jersey did not
take him beyond the jurisdiction Of
the government against which the
oHense was committed.
Guiteau was to-day placed in soil
tary confinement under continual
guard, better known as the death
watch. He will be rigldly guarded
up to the hour of his execution, and
no communication with him will be
permitted except by his spiritual ad.
vlsers, or by persons specially au-
thorized by the warden of the jail,
who will be responsible for the safe
keeping of the assassin until his
body shall be given to the doctors for
. post norton examination. It has
been decided that a body Of the most
eminent medical experts IN the
country snail make examination of
the brain Of the assassin, which ex.
animation, it is believed, will settle
forever the question of insanity.
After this examination Guiteau's
body will be delivered to his relatives,
if any Of them call for it. Guiteau
will be hung on the 3Oth of June,
which will be- one year, less two
days, from the date of his terrible
crime.
There seems to ba prospect of a
dead. lock in the House over the con-
tested election case of Mackey
against Dlbble. Democratic mem.
bers have determined to f;llibuster.
if the Republicans attempt to bring
up the case. All Republican ..bsen.
tees have been ordered by telegraph
to return Immediately to Washing.
ton, in order to make quorum; and
when this is obtained, it is said the
Republicans will contrive to have a
vote, but, with such an experienced
parliamentarian as Mr.. Randall lead
ing the Democrats, it is difficult to
see how vote can be reached. The
parties are so nearly equal iii
strength that, if dead lock occurs,
some exciting aud lively scenes will
be Witnessed, and appropriation
bills will have to take q back seat.
The prospect for q prolonged ses-
sion was never better.
Mr.. Shipherd has published a
somewhat humorous notice Offering
five dollars reward for Mr.. Blaine,
and twice that amount for the pub.
LEGATION of the notice in the New
York Tribune. He concludes the
notice with q threat to continue the
narrative so suddenly interrupted BY
the flight of Mr.. Blaine and his
committee, in some other place than
the now deserted committee room.
The necessary data are all ready,
and if the public want the docu.
ments and facts, l am rather in.
clined not to refuse them.' Mr..
Shipherd left the city on Saturday,
but he is expected back to-day to
make arrangements for the publica.
ton of his documents. He said
yesterday that he did not propose to
bother with the Congressional in.
vestigating committee further, and
that no power could compel him to
produce his documents before the
committee; that he had wasted
much time and money to please the
committee and the public, and that
in future he would not even notice
. subpoena from them. The pub.
LEGATION of his alledged important
documents is, of course, awaited
with much interest.