, 1874-08-12

MT Hs-1o-uay. when went with q friend to
restaurant. ho followed mo as camo ont on tho
aidoWalk, and wanted to know whether I had any
nowa for him today. I turnod around md
askcd in I'm, 4 Did you wrlto TINT interview 10
ho. IL did," Says L. Did 1u you W wri,o tint
WAS q thict2'. Says Ao. NJ Iid." Aud tlon
wont toward him.
R.-What did you do--atri1o him ?
Alr. H. struck hin, an1 As lo ran.
stumbled. but grabbed hlm by tho ooat-tai
aud had him on tho atroot, mud gayo him two or
three kicks; saved Lis face aud simply kicked
him to fsu. He hollorod ''For g od's aako, don't
hurt mo" and tho bookkoopors md writore Of
The Recorders Office can1o around him.
RI understand another reporter Of tho
Times lit you or struck you;
Mr. HE struck at friend OF mino with
cano. uo grabbed TINT cailo nway from him,
and tho fellow cleared out. and went into tho
house. -
BT. o1An SUTHERLAND.
RI aoe st. Clair Sutherland 8nyB ron locked
the door, and had consultation with Sun Ash
ton aud II. 3. Afiltor in relation to his (Suthor-
ll:nd'a} being mado County Commissioner. Is
TINT tho fact2
Dir. H.-No, sir.
R.-What aro tho facts intlle caso7
:, Mr. u.-It VAS not in my pryate office hut
tho ott'cc which Ind givon gratis to the Com
nitteo until NO had arrangements complete to
ront hail for tho uBe Of tho Peoples Party.
Ono afternoon, while there woro probably ak Or
eight gentlemen present In consultation, Mr..
Sam Ashton catno into tho room with Mr. st.
Clair Sutherland.
n.-Sutherland was with Ashton
Mr.. H.-Yoa Ashton brought him In.
M-buthcrland did not wait outside tho door2
hlr. H-No, sir. Ashton took him into tho
room room aud M iutroHcea :; y him. He said dont1e;
Democrat, who thluks ho would like to bo 1880
cinted with uB.'
n.-Did Sutherland assent to that?
Mr' amnthoflana a.o.st shook hands With gontlo-
was sttins MI. ill., Sum ss 1DIa; Ashton "'s oaao TO 10
Mr. st. Clair sutherland would bo a yory strong
candidate for County Com1ninsioner. Ho is an
as sa 5e s"' nHs afa Gi l. ct Ss e aot on
man, III my opinion, who can beat Mr.. Galloway.
We muet layo man OF tho character and stanil-
ing Of Mr.. Galloway himself. l can't see that
then said: M aWe ,'Ss,' ye arc 10 mi mipaEe ts sir IT,"
"Wel," said !, "thRt might be, bnt ! believe
that am correct. I think wo can get Mr.. Bur-
dick to run. Hia namo has boon mentioned to
mo, and he will DO far Bafor man,"
R.-Did you not tell Ashton as between suthcr-
land and Galloway you would vote for suthor-
land rather than Galloway?
Mr. H-No. sir. told him would profea
R.-Do you think that IL was at suthertand's
motion that hts namo Vas suggested, OR at Sam
Mr. Ill don't know which 1t WAS.
R.-Anything elBo?
Mr. H.-Thoro III ono thing would like to add
to this tntorvow. will not Htand It any longer
to be usod as target to bo shot at by overy
damned nconndrol In this town, aud IT anybody
calls mo thief he must take tlie responsibility.
don't want to be callod thiof until tic courts
say that am. Then am ready to loaya town.
SEEKING JUSTICE.
On picking himself out Of tho mud. Frank re-
treatod to tho Office told hiB Borrowing taso to
nd IN kr Ntt.re
may be understood that Alr. Storey laughcd
gleofully to think that substitute had appeared
for him to receive Afr. Hosing'a chaatsomont.
s hnSw that h t he x # the so[ had
and grlnnad at the thought that his own boneB
wero in losB danger in consequence. Flo listened
to tho statement made by h1cOenthnu. and in
etructod him to 60 about bis business. 1B is ono
he never picks up tho eudgels against thoso
who ohnstiso hiB suborlnatcs Much griovod
that his first booting should not have raised him
tn his employers eatoem. Frank listened to tho
editor (wio had boon there himself 10 often that
hin pcrson WAS comraratively lnyunerahlo) and
to TINT Of tho cilice ut largo, and decided to
cause MIR. l!esiuga immediate and condgn Pull
ishmeMt Not knowing precisely how to pro-
coed, ho visited tho Office Of young legal friond
Mr. Mills by name, and
OPENED NEGOTIATIONS.
Notice has already been given Of tho cndear-
lux 1uAllGI IL M4ltA Luo 4oEAl ASSlHlAuLa Ol
tho Times obtain accommodations. Ono
young man, whoBe solo claim to brill
iancy lies in certain gold teeth, Obtained tho
plugging OF somo ffteou cavities by promising
or ineisor filled. 1t will 10 remembered, and
should bo especially borne III mind by Mr.. Mills,
that this reporter faiiel to fulfill his promise,
aud was suod in Justice Court soano fow wooka
the only case which had como to light, and many
other doubtful transactions OF this character Ind
not. So Frank decided to risk it. Ilo argued
thus with Mills: You undertake tho casc Ut tho
ufsG S naenoe s II 5fp0rs s es aaa GS to 5ase 5ass
you. Mills replied TINT tho Times wna
worry unreliable paper, and would abuso
and praiso him alternately. We're he once men-
t!oped il ~ the Tines m that paper would claim tho
guarantee ary immunity from blackguArdsm?
Frank could, mud would. Grimes reporters
guarantee anything, immunity to ganblotH
from tue raids OF the police, for instauco)
WHAT CONSIDERATION
then would McCIenthau give for lis leGnl SER
vices
Frank stipulated immunity from b+aokguanl-
1sm, a mention three times week. fnil report
of lis arguments in criminal cases, and vnl1oty
Of personals IN tho Strcot-uosaip" column.
The agreement WAS made. aud thon tl1e Two
set to work to draw up an affidavit previous to
recurring warrant.
set forth that on tho iii day of August, 1871
Que A. @. Hosi1.g did oruolly, Indignantly,
yiciously, vilaiuously aud with extreme maco
ana narbary such ss - mdeoaentt Ut eGd t,a moyer
family kick, wound, bent, bruiHo, holabor.
cudgel, and pound dspouont on certain portions
OF depouont's body. to-wit (hcre tue reader
will oxcuso transcrpD; and thet said u. q.
Hosing had betrayed auoh unexpected forocty
md yehemenco il. his method Of attack, that do
ponant could not sit down without tln extremeae
pain (extremeat was putin as \ joko) and that.
furthermore dopousnt went abous iii four Of his
life.
Tho affidavit complotod the pair Walked with
uuonsy gait to Justice D'Wof's otlico. anI tlulo
procured warrant for the arrest Of a. 9. Hos
lux. Tho warrant VAS given to a constable, WHO
served it on Mr.. llosng. Tue dofendnut WAS
not rouuiret to nppcur, hut uorely notified tho
cotlHta6Io that lle would appear before Justice
DWolf t!tiA morning.
1t was subsequently represented to Frank that
D'Wolf waa out OF town. A hocond warrant WIS
therefore procured from Justice Boydost, and
tho caso rot for hearing ut tho Police Court ut
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