'The first witness for the defence, Burton, was then examined. that he did not think the p deranged as to be irresponsible HI. MIN, Davis of the' Erie-Pennaylvania peculiarities.
John A, Rice of Minton, Wi floing ph; fied that and came to the conclusion that he w: insane, His insanity wae emotional rather than intellectual. There appeared to be an impairment of judgment, but not much, if any, impairment of intellect. He told his friends that Guitean ought to be secluded. The witness troated Guiteau's father, but did not consider him insane.
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