New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-20

hold of one Of the gate pckets and called; Hih
clair, what does this meanf What nave you
brought this set of cowardly ku-hiux scouhHi'N
here with thcr guns for! | thought you had
guards enough" Said hc to the mon: q" You may XVI
me- verify believe Won will before nights but mark
Won. I 90 down with my coors flying. and some oil
Won bite the dust first" 1 SAW them growl IKE
hungry tieer-wolves for his blood. and think that
they would have shot him mt once but
that they were waiting for orders, and 10
doubt the orders were to g"' MI "iiih''
and Charlie" Rosenhaum there q, and then 9't
all in their power at once. Sinclair sad foDoN
him right in the house, This they did' hoiuihs
their guns in their hands and seating themselves
Old Black Bob Mosely came M lie was
brother-in-law of DIR. Fox being Mrs. foXs bfo'he''
NV husband knowing that hls character was rs
black as his face. and his nature rs rouHh az HIS
whole visare determined to see If he could not
nloce hmm where he would b. ashamed 10 90 me
full leugth Of his wicked heart. He SAID; M'>cy;
sinclair told me 10 select guards will YOU be One
Not 10 keen me from getting away, for dldnot seek
10 leave when had the chance hut t. protect me
from harm p Mosely stopped as he was ehtefInV
the room and said he did not know about that MY
husband said. just do as | dd Tor You once
when they were about Ia mob YOU ana
saved yon. telling them they coul, h POL
while | lived / walked mp close ~ MN
and looked up in his face, while waiting
an answer. He hcsitated a little. and SAID,
can siGy through the ho Gay 'T' rc SS@ ' Ead
bcard several saw the Same thing Mosely finally
came M and constituted himself an c-pcclHl put','
TN the first smell of blood, when, like the wolhsh
coward he j., he rushed To on. pr.S!Iaic Nc,au .
after another. My husband asked Sinclair what
his house was Gled with these men l1r an" re-
minded him that he had selected guard. SihcH
sad These are guards. too Judge, they ar get
ting pretty uneasy; they want the guards increase,
arain > Watkins rode off down the Jackson road.
and IN about half AN hour returned with large
body OF men. They seemed to ride IN sPnaGs ot
companies. each company ten or h'ieen i'ei apail
from others Each man carried a gun. ana escn
company had leader. They came around 20 or
house surrounded the outside plckeis, came me ne
house lot and IL the yard and then surrounded Ihe
house on all sidcs-cnterlng me pHilor' ny 1Nn
ROOM the front pOrchcs and other places, Sincialr
said. Judge, they say You nus' 20 20 jan, ny
sheriff; tins mohT To which hc made no reply.
MI Chisolm seeing DR.. Stems; called TO HIM maj
he wished TO speak to hIm. When ,tenns came H.
Alr. Chisolm asked him what all TINS meant SleH-
m, rcplied he did nos know much about It,.
TAKING JUDGE CHIsOLM TO JAIL.
In the meantim" Mr Chisolm stood in the door,
Coruclia with one hand on his shoulder. while
WAS on the other side holding his hand. Johnnie
Wa, standing BY and Clay and Willie were as close
"a they could get Before, behind on every side
stood the crcatures-domons in human shape
hose looks Of hiieous sin would friglten fiends
All the so-cailed guards Of my poor husbands selec
tiou were frightened away, as We'll they might De-
Mr. Mcclellan only standing close TO ny side. Ny
church deacon. Campbell on Mr.. Chisolm asking
him what tins meant, said. in gum voice, that he
did no, know, that be was llnow-no;hing.' Mr.
Chlsolm then asked him if that was the usual
course OF procedure when man was placed
un8er arrest and charged with any breaking
IF the law. Iie SAID "Nes, under some
circumstances and this IS peculiar case
MI Chisolm then called man named Henry Gully,
and asked hun. Gully what is tic meaning OF
this Proceeding - Gully raised his skinny finger
and set his G,-scal, eyes Mr. Chsoiin, ana sald
Sir have positive proof that yourself, Gilincr,
Charlie Roscnbaun, and 'Alcx.' and Newt
HOPPER. were accessory with Ben Rush IN The
killing of John GuIy.' think those are the words
verbatim Nj. Chisolm looked him iuil in the face
with coutemptuous air. | said, Well, father,
that is pretty hard talk in your own house, Ny
poor children looked as though ;hey would die.
Mr. Chisolm said Never mind their words.
don't care what they say. 1t j. what they intend
TO do that gives trouble" Mr.. Chisolm asked
Gully what evidence they claimed to have that
he had any knowledge of the killing Of John
Gullv lie said Rush was seen coming from
our house. l said | did not believe Rush
was within hundreds Of miles OF the place. Gully
said. You are a woman; viii have nothing TO
say TO you." Mr.. Chsolm then asked why they
crowded around him, and hurried matters so The
answer was We are afraid your friends viii get
word and rescue Won and yOu must go 10 jail Ike
.,. -, nor nrisorerr Mr. Chisolm asked if he would
have protection on ms way, and after hls arrival
! there Henry Gully said that he would have pro-
lection To the JAIL but after that he could make no
promises he not kempcr County. lie then
/ turned and left the house. sinclair s;nu AGAIN;
They say You must 60 TO jail MI; Chlsoim sad
to me, What do ycn say replied II YOU
have 10 he murdered let II be IN your own house.
| You will at least have your wife and children TO
help yon.' Mr.. McLellan ssid, " So say maam.
stand by him TILL the last" sinclair sa;d, Come,
] lttIrn 10
asked Tor time. / said. " CLAW, get Mr. Chisolm
4 S ,G goa Sdy: ,bo, fei i. G %H M AGR9
! the .murdcrcrs who surrounded his father
/ Clay said, 81 will not ask low, Infamous
! do what can to the end Mr.. Chisolm got the
/ guu | told Clay to get another Mr.. Chisolm said
| don't suppose can carry it, They called out all
around. No no. you carry no gun" Sinclair went
abont and took certain guns and placed them in the
hands of the guards. | saw several offer INN their
guns, which he refused; ana he took other guns
| which seemed to bc the particular ones desired.
| even at that dreadful moment noticed that-so
pointed was the choice. was afterward told that
on Siucairs last meeting outside with jerry" Wat
klns. that Watkins told HIM the guns Intended Tor
the guard 40 be taken 10 Guilys store, and the
shot to be drawn out, so no harm could he done
After sinclair distributed the guns according to
his order turned on he crowd. OF course told
them many things but remember that even nav
husband turned TO me With surprise, and my bro
kcI-heartcd children ceased their sobs and turned
Ia listen The incarnate devils who are falsely called
men turned pale, and number OF them turned
around with their guns and started off. | was not
myself then nor am now and shall never be till
] am with INV msrtyred loved ones ~ the Beyond.
| told them that ~ God was my witness, and
witness 10 the bloody crime they had met 10
perpetrate, the STAN OF Tins innocent blood
would I've with them, that thanked COD he was an
aYCnging God. and Ia them, not God OF mercy
that since irsi parents broke the inst command
mcut Cam killed his brother, and the misled mob
crucifed the Lord no crime had escaped punish
ment All the men stood still a second or 40. aud
Sinclair waved lis hand and said Close around
him and start Mr. Chlsolm turned To me as if
his first thought was to say goodbye, but did not
let 90 his hand. and be said - Come 20 with me