At 245 o'clock the witness was excused, Guiteau immediately shouted: These experts may be all high-toned, honorable men bat in my opinion they hang more men than the doctors kill." Growing more and more excited, he declaimed for come minutes and id; "General Garfield would be alive today lad it not been for the doctors; they completed what my shot began.
The Lord intended th ha should go, and ¢0 He doctors kill im;-he didn't die b time, though, Colonel Corkhill desired an adjournment, but Scoville inquired " "Where ie your wit ness Shaw? Lean dispose of him in few Shaw was called, when Guitean Here's the man that told that
Tersey, whi your recurd, Shaw, feom N yon ought to be entinry."
The witness was asked if he had not been indicted for perjury, and replied that ho had. Upon attempting ta explain, the stormy dia Togue was most extraordinary. The witness itted, on cross-examination, leted through w misapm and was noquitted by a jury, notice to Shaw to defend his he had four witnesses to introduce whose testimony he (Shaw) would have Adjourn Washington, 23rd Dedember.
This morning Guiteau, ' without: any of excitement, suid suid that I hoon abusing Soo matter is int that. is doing very well i his theory, lawyer. Ho in He can tell you all about your obs tracts of with Bat I cannot, have Scoville hero compromising my case, Thoro ix not lawyer in this-court-room but will lias asked questions for the defen na whi have been positive injury to the caro, T cannot sit here when my lifo la at atnke and have him compromise my case in this: way, My friend, Charles H. Reed, who was for and is a first-class Jawyer, has very indy twelve years t-Attorney at Chicago,
consented to assume charge of this Tintroduce him to your Honour, to id to the Americr Scovill AFTERNOON SESSION, appointment at not receiving the After recess the witness was asked if that he bad expected from certain eminent thought it would be any indiention of insanity man of mature yenrs who honestly be-well that he was inspired to kill the Presi. dent of the United States, and who honestly Judge Porter thought it would be entirely believed that when his motives, were known out of place for the Court to be asked to rule to the people they would not only excuse but appeal hie act? The reply wan: "It he upon auch proposition, and, speaking for no objection to honestly believed that, and his will was dom-course in becom: ated by ing Suilgo Cox eaid **T think tha sufficient. Scoville—If it int, Doctor, L have privately stai that L saw no objeoin thia day and generation to ask, I will ask tion to uch a courss on Reed's part." devoted any attention to Corkhill said: "It is absurd to telic about. it.
Reed has been not specially. through, nud has not Well, Doctor, if Goa could inspire sight of the courtroom. ago. why could He not do nything different in human Reed (quickly)—Thate not true, Mr. Cork:
Scoville—I have no objection to your anwuictly assisted, can't tal the truth, owering, Doctor. wy a dome Jin the intent The question was read again to the and he replied: If the Lord did li trath and justi, That's what we ate here for.
Striking the table and becoming more and xcited, he continued: "If T can't got ere T.expeot an act of God for. my protection. He has taken away the wife of The cross-examination proceeded without one of the jurors, for which Iam very sorry, incident and with hardly any interruption on and, if necessary, hie will take one of thos the part of Guitean. Ones, when the propo-jurors right out of the box to save my Li ion based upon the incident of the uplifted the interest of truth and justice." ax, 20 often alluded to was put
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