Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-01-27

move an arrest of judgment.
Guiteau, who, from the moment
Judge Cox began delivering his charge,
dropped completely his air of flip
pant arrogance and sat with rigid fea-
lures and compressed lips. He called
out in tones of desperation eGod will
avenge this outrage" -sn9fn
Judge Cox then turned to the jury
and said:
= Gentlemen Of the Jmy:9 1 cannot ex--
press too many thanks for the manner in
which you have discharged your duty.
You have richly merited the thanks of
your countrymen, and l feel assured
you will take with you to your homes
the approval OF your consciences. With
thanks, gentlemen of the jury, dis
miss you. .Hzs., .~ss
With this announcement the Court
was declared adjourned.
And now the famous trial, which has
absorbed public attention for more than
ten weeks, was ended.
The crowd quickly left the court
room, and the prisoner, gesticulating
with his manacled hands, was led out.
AS he passed the reporters tables, he
leaned over and called out to an ac-
quaintance: "The Court IN bdnc will
reverse this business" His appearance
was that of man deeply moved with
Indignation at some outrage or indig-
nifty which has been put upon him. AS
he was being put in the van crowd of
men and boys yelled and shouted them
selves hoarse. 1t was aimed merely at
the prisoners constant boast: "The
press and people are all with
me-"
The van was quickly driven away,
till out Of sight by the jeers
and yells Of the crowd.
Scoville will probably make motion
in arrest of judgment and for new
trial On exceptions. The law gives the
and reasons for new trial, and it is
customary for the Court to set some day
to hear arguments. Should this motion
be overruled, defendant will appeal to
The General Term, and, under the law,
IS allowed to cause suspension of SEN
fence till after the next general term,
f not exceeding thirty days. The jan
larry (generaD term is now in session,
md the case cannot go there, but will |
De appealable to the April term. 1t is
he custom to commit the April term
Until September, taking recess over
July and August, but should it be closed |
~ the latter part Of May, and if the
be affirmed, the execution
night take place in July.
WHAT sCovILLE SAYS.
Scoville said tonight the next move
n the case would be motion for a
lew trial, which he expects to file on
The main points of it will
'e based on that the jury erred in rem
Iering their verdict contrary to law,
nd erred in rendering their verdict
ontrary to the evidence that Judge !
COX, in his charge, did not base it upon
IL the evidence, and the jury, during
he trial, read the papers and had con-
'ersations with outside persons. Should
he motion be denied, an appeal will be
aiken to the Court in 6onc in April.
Referring to the verdict, Scoville said,
fter hearing Judge Cox's charge, he
vas not surprised that the jury rem
cred verdict of guilty. He refrained
rom passing any criticism upon Judge
'ox's charge, further than to say that
e had not been accustomed to hear a
Judge address a jury as Judge Cox did,
ut simply submit written instructions,
nd this upon the case and not upon
he evidence. Judge Cox, Mr.. Scoville
bought, did not review the entire evil
ence given in the case, but only a por-
ion of it.
Guiteau is said by some to have ap-
cared the coolest person in the court at
he time the verdict was announced.