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was also In consultation With him during tho
day. Toa Tn1prNE reporter. who interviewed
him during Tho afternoon, Davis declared he fet
In bcttnr ap1rita than n: any time aInco hin
arrest, but ho sofusod to atate what had con
tr1bnt~l to his choorim! state Of mind: He
etiti maintains that llo was craz, with drink. And
waa utterly unconectous OF hfs scte. He u voty
indignant hbons Tho wonasn etoEy, which ha de-
olarra Ia 4 fabrication from beginning to end.
An later pcenn paau. La said, visited HIN euu-
day night, aud wautod him to put bis eguhturo
to 3 etatenoJt IN refereuce TO tho wontn. which
the reporter should draw up. Davis, however,
would not couseut to this arrangement and tho
ontorprlstng Young mtn went sway dlaeonsolate.
Tho prisoner ia very civil aud thlsAtlvo TO tsowB.
gatherers, but It Ia easily to te seen that tha dr.
l,csuor 10 affected, - as to cnao1o him tho
better 10 aocntve thoul. To every question coll.
corning his defense, ha an,wers that his counsel
has not Informed him On tho subject, aid ths;
hs Ia ignorant ss to what It will be.
The limo OF dofonHe will bc, frat temporary IN.
ranlty, and tl.on ''unpremeditasion." In order
the batter to clear 'hlmsolf Of any suspicion OF
promeditation, Davis IL anxious that his state
mont about purchasing shs pistol tas d.y ptGr 10
old ono, aui , had beon in bis
posaossion sorno time strong effort wfll 20
lnade Tor cont,nuauce BY Sr'soners st, coun'e o.
bit 1t will be mot BY ~ equally strong effort On
tho part Of the Prosecuting Attorney to have ehs
nial TOMORROW a. Arranged.
WHAT THE rEopLE THINE.
That TUE TRIBUNE Is on1T cchobR public
opinion when II repoats that the gambors should
be- driven from tho city II full7 shown by tho
rnnnv Communications from responoblo and re-
spcctabo cttizens which have appoared in thelo
Columns from day to day.
Ycst.rdsr afternoon i tribune reporter met .
woh-kpoun ox-ollciaE and gentleman Who has
resided in Chiclgo for over thlr:r-hvo yeafs,
md who ja known bv a1lno.k oyety pc.sop In
III, rity AZ man OF Yea}th and heyoud re-
nyonch.
Hatti te: .tTng TRIBUNE is doing 8 noble work
IN its war on The gaulblars. aid assulo you II 10
appreciated BY tho respectable pubic. They are
heartily with VOW
VIGILANCE coHMrTrEx.
Tbo rcpofter sid sDo You uphold Vigilance
committcesi"
3l1, U,-"DoI? WHY, II this state Of Affairs
dangling from dozon ,an,,-ppsss."
" i,,,t. auepostcd noDtlcmau standing by,
" tue las.abidpg citizens would oppose that."
The reporter stated that tho feeling HAS just
the coutsary, 10 thought.
ayes" SAID Mr. H.. "the tlmo has como
when Il,e cjtisens Of iii, CITY mist ao. in tho
aeercss,yc ius,ela OF tho dcfeusive Let me
81 s OF y,u. Mr, Repor.er, e. whsre Is thc,e . city
0oyoruuent 20 much in tbs p,wor Of the gam
bling cement a. Chicago u to-day It is 6uro-
,uc sha.lo aud tissraos>
OFFICIALS OPENLY CHARGED WITH nEoErvtyo
MONEY
from enobfora to lct them stoue, I roll you
names IA . Vigilance Committee, and 5,0UO il
necnssnrr npIe3s Tho polfco do t1etr
duty. toll ron tAoro must be
d,liy-datIyinr no loncar. The peopIo
.rn in caincHs. The citY bejoucs to them. aud
mt to tho NAB Of cut.throatsa csmpIcrp, aud
nnnl;n.stnerers, nn5l their len4er. sitke NcDou.
aid. whu r11lo ,,s. Theso men lad bottor koop
abat1v'
ru.n,rv wuv1a.n,s s,unnrn
h.a one,od thn noonlo's oyes to tno d.nror. IL
bss shaw, than Whit they have roasou to o1
nect. md lot mo assure you, Young man that It
4 Ylriiancn Committca becomes noe ,s.nry. il will
+, npvon,ynd \. nnrn and without adn,
~ .,rotI ytrw.