Show BY TELEGRAPH PEB PER WESTERN lug LUM i AMP AN 8 COLUMBUS 14 nash agh ash chairman of the republican state central commatee ol says tonight to night that fosters majority over bookwalter will be 23 J r and other candidates on thor ther the tho republican e ticket will be about 1500 more mom the house will stand 70 republicans against 11 democrats official figures cannot be obtained for several days DES MOINES 14 seventy fi nive five VP counties give sherman majority over rime kime no change in the addres figures ie regarding garding the legislature h washington 1 I 1 guiteau was wa s arraigned in court this morning when it became known that the arraignment of guiteau was actually going goin to take place a merym tb tense e fen feeling ng of curiosity and interest was matil matli manifested rested there was no unusual display of the thip police force about the court room although there were a large larae number of detectives present not uniformed at a quarter past 11 a company of soldiers took seat seats 3 at the lawyers table end and im mediately afterwards the loor of the witnesses loom opened and gave entrance tom toU to marshai marshal arshal henry and sand two deputy marshals having between them and hustling niong along the bowed bowed and cohering figure of ofa a man nor for whom they ade way to a seat reserved for him beside his counsel then cne one of the guards unlocked his i giving the prisoner the hid hig hands f f guiteau seemed brokett Clow cloonin nIn health and ana for in person his keark clothes were vere rusty and sli abby his bis whole presented a miser 1 able and neglected appearance after the excitement had subsided district attorney corkhill rose and addred addressed ed the judge judged and said sald t the grand jury of the district of poo fCo columbia lumbia has charlesj tJ for the murder of james A garfield the prisoner is in court il ask that lie he be arraigned and add ra required to to plead to the nt L J the prisoner sQuer was then thew ordered tand and ina a languid manner er obey edi edl the clerk ald ala a ACT Is s dour our alamo alame ii e chai ohai charles charies ris J guiteau Guit guid zau tau tau the tri prisoner asserted by a nod the clerk then proceeded with the indictment tile tue prisoner stood with liis his head bead most of the lime inclined ta pethe the tight 1 ava co va bat lar ionea or of wholly BO so hands crossed as if still handcuffed and his general air was that of a sickly appearance the reading occupied led nearly behalf ail all an hour and during all that time guiteau hardly once changed his attitude or bear ing and barely barets opened fied fie tina tins eyes he did not manifest the slightest of interests fh the kourta and but for fbi s an occasional slight ro movement might t be supposed asleep upon concluding ing of the indictment the clerk sia sla sald said any aay ton von toh to the indictment guilty or not guilty the ithe prisoner jn in place of response fumbled in his waistcoat waist coat pocket and drew out a ra soiled 0 led and crumpled scrap of paper q phe the district sit vit torney attorney said mid imperatively ti enter your plea guilty or mot 11 the prisoner said 1 I enter ente carlea caplea a plea piea of no your honor bonor please break in the ie leport report port himself an affidavit which was read in which be he states thera there are ara various jiffies witnesses s es whose evidence is material for the prisoners defense and without which he cannot safely go to trial triai that the names a and ll 11 d residences of s sueh such ch witnesses and fa facts ets that can be proved by them severally are all known to the affiant s geo scoville ahia and are only known hin din in part by ann aff affiant lant that he has not money one or property and is una unable bleto to pay and mileage cost of them he therefore prays that the court shall allow such witnesses in his behalf as may be shown by the amm aff mants lants counsel to bee necessary the fees and costs to be paid in such manner as asthore those of government witnesses wit are paid scoville then affidavit made it states that besides the points of f law that may be made the defense 1 d will consist of two awo points first mhd insanity of the defendant defendi gilt flit second that the wound was not necess necessarily arlly mortal and was not nol no I 1 the tiie cause of prest brest death affiant atlant lanb fiant has endeavored to obtain the names and residences of witnesses for the defense to prove the inato on insanity but has been unable to do so because the defendant did not seem to uni un der stand and refused to acknowledge the effect of common 1 and an tl estable established shad rules of evidence in effect believes this defense aristei froin ahe v vy eby ely fact which such evl eil evidence dence would ja sms IMS atao alj mij prove to oo wit the defendants e n an insanity and yet knows no means to overcome is the reason chiefly that the affidavit of amm aff mant affiant became a the cas case e ho he further says bays that since he wis was was employed in the case two days ago lie has done what ahe could to prepare for trial and especially has made such inquiries as he was able to find the interests for the dennse defense further says the names and res residences dences denees of such witnesses are john ivi ISI Guiteau new yorka kG J A parker wm J maynard francis brownly orson vya nya goyet goset and F SL scoville chicago affiant expects sto to grno grao by these wilnes sia sti defendants uen len tendency dency to her hereditary insanity not nott only by his own conduct but by establishing first that one D W Gul gui guiteau brother cherof of the defendants an fn fi f i her ther was insane and died ded insane in new york many years ago second that augustus Park rr ausin cousin of de fen danton of his els fathers sister was insane and died four years ago insane irl iff cook co aty ilia and that another cousin of defendant one abble abbie maynard daughter of another sister of defendants father hag has been insane for many years and with insanity and yet in chicago and further that luthor wi ikiri father of defendant was a monomaniac mono maniac on ther thel bujen subject of ton tor many bearg years affiant further says he ej arx poets peets to prove the actual insanity 0 of the defend defendant himself on different occasions byn byba G gc coville oville and geo goo T barrows of Off leago and auli john joich H noses noyes of niagara falls these are the facts that I 1 expect to prove that the defendant was insane babbe ut sic the time we af op the shooting I 1 wiil prove by the testimonies of the follo follow 0 ing witnesses drs mcdonald medo McDo and fich eich fi ch insane asylum wards island inland new york W bradner late of the pennsylvania hospital for J 1 I lir lif idela ra 1 and fund ury irr dry y sprague in charge a ade asylum Illi noli A amant affiant expects to prove by the following named medical experts william villiam A As hammon d ne york ork 1 alargon Sim 6 sew new f oses gunn of chicago and aud edmund andr andrws andrews ws of chicago that the phe he wound necessarily fats fatal fatai 11 wot yot ailace anneas noton notor oto ot oro o itself the cause of death but that death ensued from the result of malpractice by the of ilu the wounded wounded man affiant has reason to believe that there are material witnesses for the defense whose 11 names names are re at present known unknown to him on the question of insanity and that thus far the affiant has been unable information from or otherwise with any particularity as to where whore he has beeny or is totne nerson persons with whom he lias ilas associated fors for biome ome years past so as to know whom call as witnesses but affiant believes bellev e s that u port further inqui within ai 30 daysee aaa oay day she bhe ae catt can ascertain the name names sand residences ot of many of such witnesses whose testimony would be very material amm Aff mant affiant further believes that as lis many witnesses will vill be oe necessary on the part art of the defense as appear in te the list of witnesses for the coi prosecution ro u mon duh to wit av I 1 hd the cop eop court respectfully a ned ed to make an order allowing c any number of witnesses not exceeding 44 to be babp on th bait pait of the defendant fen ant dant as his counsel may from time to time deem necessary affiant f dur our further theno thero sassi tho the te de hias hlas hag ho noa me mean meau aini afra s of payment of any expenses and that thag that the affiant himself has received no noi av a expects V for hia expense disbud semen bemen ta the af fida yit vit having been read scoville said I 1 am not familiar ly ith criminal law or br and would nol no not treel neel reel competent to take upon myself this defense da tense I 1 have acted alone thus thug far merely force of circumstances aswoon aa soon as the application to i me to act for the defendant and in accordance with his request I 1 asked emery storrs a chicago gentleman tion tien laii lair conversant aitu criminal law to under undertake take the defense he said ehid his engagements were such pt 4 lw be possible sible sibie to give ahe time ad and attention which the importance of the case I 1 next applied to ach ard T Pl errick loj log of this city and re belve substantially i the same answer merrick how however every everl kindly enn eon berlied incase thea to argue that branch of the case but said sald beyond tha that 1 t li could hot bot take an active petit part jn n the defense next under instructions of the defendant I 1 applied to benj F butler but my Y le emi ell e ca must have it was mailed laa eastmon on da day yand and aa as yet ibave I 1 have received no answer I 1 saw what purported to be ba a telegraphic dispatch from bugler to some come one in ift ibis city dated boston wednesday saying ho he had not heard from me I 1 have not addressed further hoping he has received or will my letter I 1 mention these things as part of the reasons which should operate with the court and influence to grant further time in the case corkhill opposed the delay asked for judge cox said a prompt trial was ement essential ial lal and fixed the trial for november seventh when the hearing was concluded the officers gathered about Gul gui guiteau securely fastened his handcuffs and tie tle t ie prisoner was taken from the court room judge cox indicated that if seoville scoville could pot not obtain satisfactory counsel lie would assign competent assistance from the local bar the d y for beginning the trial of guiteau is set for november ath the question of jurisdiction to t a 0 determined ter mined prior to 10 october and not after that time washington 15 sherman ia Is reported as having stated that at the earliest opportunity he will offen offer a resolution in the senate ith a view of bringing out f for or publication the preliminary reports of the special committee which recently made a partial investigation if ff the office of custodian of the treasury department the report is known to be con eon fined exclusively to officials n the custodians custodian office and no other offices inthe in the department are referred to as being in any manner identified with the transaction of that bureau A gentleman who has read the report is authority for the statement that the main feature of the docu doeu document ment is that the perou person who was acting in the capacity of custodian was not authorized I 1 by law a w among the confirmations today to day by the tho senate were H cox tobe to be pension agent at san ban francisco william P morris to be collector of customs for the district of alaska the following were nominated by the president G at francis postmaster at napa california W ff street at south pueblo col G D copeland at san diego cal E E slingsby at casselton dakota J J monks at Wa tenon dakota W E spence at globe city and wm gline gilno at walla walla NY T the president ent sent in the following L nominations nominate nomi nat ons captain john G walker of Iowa lowa Chief of the bureau of navigation navy department wm 0 11 united states marshal of the southern district of mississippi chas N webb regis regla ter of the land office at deadwood dakota I 1 the french and german national guests accompanied by the ministers and members of legation of their respective countries visited vis itel the stata department today to day and were presented to secretary blaine and other members of the cabinet lle Ile returning turning to the arlington house they were escorted to the capitol where a formal reception took by the district militia union veterans fire department and several civic societies the route rou te of process son wag was thronged throng thron ged with people there was war a liberal emi deml display of flagg flaga and much waving of hand handkerchiefs kerchiefs there was a very large attendance this morning in the criminal court in the star route cases robt 0 inger oll said lie he waun unwilling filing to be ginan argument unless the whole matter could be finished in a day or two and cook for the government kald kaid sai sal saidee dhe jiw was iol lol not ready owing to the absence lf bf counsel the case was allowed to remain open for two weeks time for the opening argument to be le fixed after that time tyner has been invite to resign the first assistant postmaster generalship orel eral ship it is probable he will be succeeded by frank hatton of the burlington the senate confirmed the bomin ution of walker blaine as third assistant secretary of state and a number of united states consuls and postmasters bostoc BOSTON 15 the journal burnal 7 says bays it has been whispered within a few days that edwin hoot s and wife have separated sl and the tho rumor is is now conr conried med The formal se separation para occurred on friday last the sad event will be regarded with sincere regret by the many friends of both parties it affects mr booth seriously as he is devotedly attach i ed to his wife and appears to be in a condio mir mif lof mind which wili will make reconciliation easy should one be desired by Mrs Booth the the tho estrangement arose in connection with certain transactions within the family there is a steady demand and nirm firm feeling with a fair average ol 01 business tho sales pales of the week week amounting to 0 pounds of all kinds ohio and pennsylvania fleeces have been sold 43 6 45 for california wool is quiet the fall stock is neglected the demand is 17 x the best grades of wool and low and imperfect wool finds very little favor with consumers em sumers BOSTON 15 the record of 1 made by john shepherd with a double team hs called out a challenge in behalf of Vander bilts bilte william wiiliam and lysander who will trot anybody for at within two weeks NEW YORK 15 patrick egan treasurer of the irish national land league telegraphs the following paris we call epou every irish nationalist and wery e ery cry friend of liberty j B tico tice and humanity to stand by ua in the coming crisis although further arrests and even wholesale slaughter of the irish people is determined by the gladstone ministry our arnner will be onward is doomed british rule ii i 1 i ireland has seen the beg bining of its end st julien won the first heat by a length trinket came ta in on the run time 2121 trinket led to the quarter pole when st julien passed him and kept the lead to the finish trinket finished the heat in MILWAUKEE 15 Richi richland and reports that kings rings balloon passed over that city miles northwest of chicago at 7 this morning going in a northwesterly north westerly director dir ecton this would carry it to st paull pad or towar 1 lake superior I 1 richland bieh Bich land centre wis 15 kings balloon ballon passed over richland at about 5 this morning orning going westerly king spoke to the people below him saying he was 0 K Louis louls LOUISIANA iana rANA 15 E B B of this city shot his wife yesterday |