, 1875-06-20
INTERVIEWING; THE PRISONER.


4 reporter OF TIE TRIBUNE visited GArbri.
in his cell IN tho County Jail, yesterday svenln
and had 4 conversation with him.
Reporter-What have you got to shy in regs,
to tits charge against you?
Garbrick-I don't know that have anythir
to say. The whole thing Is false. It has a mea
look, bat can get evidence that Will show hs
| word ieut worth much. ! ain't going to say wb.
] it Is now. do not know that my lawyers wou:
like me to say ANYTHING about it. 80 as to let be
] know it, dye sec?
RepoEteE-Bnt she makes detailed Btatemen
| Of your confessions to hor.
] Garbrick-lt is ali false. I never made any.
t Reporter-She says that you woke her d
! When the house was on lie and told her about i:
Garbrick---lt ia not 80; nothing Of the kim
| ever haip ned
| Reporter-Was there any
l. bAD nLooD BETWEEN rou Azp Nh. pAv1s7
Garh1ick-Mr. DAVIS and me- were very friend
y. and never had anything against him.
threats against him often, and that you kept he,
in terror.
GaEb1ick-It is not 80 at all. And as for her
wouid not see q hatr of her head hurt now.
bave been crazy after that woman, aud she la:
gotten me into all tue trouble l have ever bad.
Reposter-Dld Won not eptlcs her away from
her husband aud desert you1 own wife
9arbnck-She had: left him two Or three times
before I had anything p DO with her. I admit
left my OWL wife, bat J. ras crazy after the
woman.
Reporter-Haven't you been
IN TROUBLE nEFoRE?
She said you shot a man in Vlcksburg
Garbrick-Thas is 40, but was tired for that
AND acquitted. After went South with her ehe
left me aud Was go1e the years, a1d the first
heard OF hor she was living in Nckshurg, with
Il. ". Bolster. l vent down there, aud bad a
r II. l.. Fnt..
only tune was ever arrested. I have tried to
live like a decent. respectable man. can
prove that she has been in the States prison.
Repo1ter-When was that?
Garbrick-I don's know exactly. It was In
Ohio, and she vas in under The name Of Miss
Ada Clarke. She wns pardoned out during tho
Lass year Of GOV. Brough's term. thluk she
had been in eleven months.
Representatives. is she from?
Garbnck-Het father aud mother lived ut
Cleveland, o. She has \ brother ut Buchanan
Mich His name 1s John s. Quackenbuah.
Responsibilities do you think could hare been
HER MOTIVE
TOR EuaHog these charges against you7
Garbrick--She has often threatened me that
she wdula have me in the Penitentia1y because
OF that Bolster affair. I hare nothing against
her. There is woman named Molly Grey, n
was only last Saturday and Sunday that wrote
q letter telling her that, II she would come back
to mo, would get q divorce from my wife and
marry her. That shows how much l think Of
her. I have boen just crazy after the woman.
Reporter-You deny that there ia any truth in
her charges then, do you?
Garbr1ck-Tnetea nothing st all in them. /
haven't dune just right in life, but it was ny
love for her that 1usde me do it. have always
lived square and peacehblc, and been man OF
integrity. know it is y hnrd story abs tells
about me- but ask a suspension OF judgment,
a rial
will show taat her stories won't hold together.
The prisoners manner WAS open and cardid,
md, as far as expression OF countenauce goes,
here was nothing to indicate guilty conscience.