Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-06-14
The Guiteau Haseas Corpus.

NO ACTION TAKEN YET-wHAT Mr.. REED SAYS
STAR reporter asked Mr.. Charles Fl. Reed this
morning II it was true that Judge Gray had heard
and denied an application for q writ OF habeas
corpus In the case OF Guiteau, as stated in some
papers.
81 answer, emphatcally, no." said Mr.. Reed
"No judge OF the United States Supreme Court has
heard, granted or denied any application for a
writ of habeas corpus in this case"
''N What are you doing now7" asked the reporter.
"That must decline to state" said Mr.. Reed
The reporter pressed question as to whether he
had talked about the case with any OF the Supreme
Heas s but apRspg Tor f writ Of
toned further on the subject.
,, You may say" he said, that have not asked
Judge Bradley for writ OF habeaS corpus"
'You still have hOpe?" said the reporter.
81 have hoped to save his neck" said Mr. Reed.
"because 1t ought to be saved under the law"
AMONG THE CALLERS at the White House to-day
were Senators Vest, Cockrell, Fatt, Beck, VIII
llams, Morgan, Lapham and Pugh, Representa-
tves Pettigrew, LIE Fevre, Neal, Dwight, Urner,
Glardy' Steele and Speer Col Henderson. and
Prof. Marlni and Mr.. +. p Iannarone called for the
purpose of inviting the President to attend the ex
at Marins hall tonight. The President will proba-
bly, be unable to be present, but will send letter
expressing his sympathy.
Extra ordinary Outburst of Sum Spots.
From the N. Y. Sun TO- day.
There has been an extraordinary outburst of
sun spots within the last two days. Last week
huge spot, resembling in its general appearance
and its position upon the disk the great spot that
accompanied the magnetic storms OF April, crept
slowly around the eastern edge OF the sun and ad-
vanced with the revolution Of the orb, until on
Monday 1t was well situated for observation. Be-
tween Sunday and Monday a swarm OF small
spots broke out like an eruption upon the suns
face In the neighbOrhood of the large spot Yes
terday afternoon this swarm had developed into
several large spots, partly surrounded by broad
penumbral shade and close by, in place where
the @ day ~ before % there her was only snadowy speck
denly formed. having broad penumbra and a
black central chaSm thousands of miles across.
All around the larger spots little specks were to be
seen, showing how the whole surface OF the sun
In that neighbOrhOOd was agttated. The area
covered by this outbuist OF spots is triangular
figure containing, in round numbers thousand
disturbed region is visible as black dot without
telescope, when the eye Is protected by
smoked or deeply colored glass.
STRIKE NOTEs.-M0re men have gone to work at
the Cleveland, Ohio, rolling mills. and two more
departments have been started Last night Is
Bohemian workmen In street cars. under escort OF
O body OF police, were attacked by mob. and
many OF the labOrer3 and several OF the Officers
severely cut and bruised with stones Six OF the
rioters were arrested The strike at the Wabash
has ended the word ssforever" being stricken from
the contract, and the Pittsbnfg prices, when
established, to govern.
SAVED By HER HUSBANDS ARH-An accident
occurred near Quebec last nights on board the gov
ernor-generalS yacht Nautilus st Queens wharf.
The governor-general and the Princess Louise
were returning from q cruise in the harcor, and
the yacht. coming in rather quickly struck against
a schooner at the wharf, breaking down a flag
stan at the bow, and cau Inc It to fall over the
deck. lt was only Erescntei from striking Her
Royal Hghness by Lord LOSne, who put up his
arm.