As soon as the Court was called to order, Gniteau, with fishing eyes and nervous utterance, shouted out: There are a good maby poodle doge in the press, and I want to express my contempt for those poodle dogs of of the country who are their opinion, It would time to hang @ man who was in my condition on the 2ud of July, when I was impelled upon the jame one in the audience cried out, "Shoot him now Cries of Order!" from bailiffs reduced the audience to quiet and Dr. Spitzga took ti ud, The witness concluded tion of the tongue to the left, that the prisoner was born with ual development of iis brain, and that ity was congenital, The witn described with great particularity the peof head formation which he held to be distorted in "the prisoner's case; he thought, in the prisser in the two sides of greater than in a normal head; inequality be few as an indi a of ace, nly in proportion to ite degree. continued: "If I had only that man's (pointing to Guiteau) mean face to judge by, I should say he was a depraved mau or an sane mav, but introducing other factors in the formation of the iuequalit his facial expression and the de a of his tongue, I am of opinion that the trouble congenital The closest attention was paid by Guiteau to the evide of this witness, and his satis-was plainly indi 1y the expression of his countenauice, The witness, become weary, was allowed to sit down, but District-Corkbill insisted upon his standing could not seo or hear him, The im, Guiteau was immensely retort, and with a chuckle sai man for you, Corkbill, We' got some more of them, Colonel Corkhill sharply questioned the witness in regard to an artil contributed to a medical journal. A spicy colloquy followed, which Guiteau interrupted shouting: It seems to cause you consider-'You had better ove! off, Cork-n you heated 80 before, e had better go hon
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