, 1879-03-29

| nNlufu-" NO hirl thought pefhhna might
XIII Mo-" :.
Kcportor-"Dld you intend to XIII Judge
| William Itnttaay md Judge pryurah
luf.r!-"Not wllItn,i. 1.,mlsny, 1'an 1.im1:
eaY. !iRo tho jiiaKt: tle llAa ilceh q gtAxl
friend to nc. But ] sltn't tl1so !)an Lindsay.
ll9 n.ln rryor decided agninst me-"
=, hufori-"1 don't like to answer sl,at 4t.es-
tim. II you want anything TO print. jtet say
!!mt havn no hard fceIitiEs RTnfnst Jndge
o2. Tho saas m1t 5" to fnosa s 0t's y III @ s o 5s
pancrs nadc mistake"
Iscportcr-" IIavo you employed colnscl"
B,tforl- -"No. don't intcld 10 Until to-
morrow"
Kcpurtcr-"Wcrc YOU really golng snspc.
shootlngl"
}ufor1-"perhaps wns.h
Reportcr-"1l 1lov ahout the loaded pistol
Butoru-"rlat was m Incident. 1 ALWAYS
carry thuse snnlt arms ul1o,lt ulu when awuy
from tnmc. It'd nut say thai tho pistol was
heap Of thiugs tint ii. newspapers said did,"
brother NICE, lid i,.nnta" ''~
| Buforl-"Wttl, lienryl Oh, res; lc sho. mo
Kcpof.cr-n lIow nIuut tho shoo,,nr nt TIM
| Lebanon falr1"
| Bufnrd--" Yoti>mean those two fellows TINT
IN.
ean,u out ali rgl,t. | ati 10 put d frest, cep on
ny pistol before it woulu 70 oI. rot a shot
In tic leg.'' y '''~"
p" ss s sG9ye.ss3n s, 'n r M s Gs%s1'
lta betraycd no emoio,1. ,,,,i nnswor,i Mi ui,os
tons proptjy. liz says ST: lias % he s q y" years Of
age md .l,as tecn entirely rninetl by iii. deris
iS1s Of tu Court. liz Is not affaid 10 do for it,
"Wi,ot n lin ,,,,, hal t,,.r NJ, NH ,o.t
nigit m,ul hanged me, u woul,i Uniy haye been
4 iifc for litc, an, what All, III, '
nsaasfa 10 t:a'tnas4 inqntrtr..
] FRANKFORT. ky., March a7.-Tllolias 1}uforl
u MI uttered man to-day. After nights re-
ecttnn lla regrcts tho oc1.lrrcnce, md III an In
tgrview to?ay said lr was sorry i had occurred.
Judge Elicit, or ttlat the Judge had gone up
Ing. Ills rcmorRo cotnrs too 1atc. lie Is of
p9n 1tl that a" Z b. sA Hat, b ro tte ns hnn ne
alye to-day. Iio. would have tho impress
eestion q to 'ossnt, thc ospsas o su'!t'en
sss aii apst feEff' os t ss ssss sa nn ffs f.
sudden heat md passion, fi,s nreparation had ID
l'ec1, most elaborate. Tic facts do not bear
r I.ai;' iSra St ia MS I31. presoaion Of the eagc
to do hin, some pcrsona injury dates as far
back as 1s's, when Judge Elliott delivered Il
decision IN fht suit nEanat TIN interests Of
nuford: After the adjournment Of court,
Of kindness than anything else. tint he was
sorry tas he Ind to decide against hin, but
ae was hound % 10 rule accordlns to tie law.
,sd na10sa rsnE Jnge sa; wam
.1udgc, you'deci1cd agutnst me, but tlou't mike
my apologies like Judge Ellott." Lindsay
answered: You aro. .mistnkcn In tlc rnan: I
then sai1. "Alf right; c9mu and tako driuls.''
but the Judge declined. find wcnt Ills way. Ho
was mistaken also in Jidtc Elott's apoloeizlng
TO him: Tan Jel'1 A,1san , Elliott man more
cian by habit, anl t9 thIa must b. attributed tts
Tic TACT is, the man herRorcd ilfeel!ng as.atnst
every Judge that elprsat, n tho trial Of thu
| Judge William Pryor. thtn Of the Henry Circuit
Court. lie says to.daytlAt llo never intended
to Kill Judge Prror,-bat ho spoke difercnt1y
| Elliott fcll, Buford stopped Judge Pryor at TIC
Of tic Capital . iIGlsl, and md % asked 1T it Io lIo
llad nnythins agoinst .hIa,. Tiie julro replied
gentleman standing BY lit tint monlcnt, little
dreaming tint the m7n-vith ilis gun and hunt
tng-baG was contemplating assassination, In
yiied tho Jaagn to Eo Aqd have class Of elder.
tito IN that particular, f'tu Judge acceptct The
offer OF, the Instant. tn Ns never more rclieyct
In MI Ills lfu t1lan to gst' out Of tic why Of tlo
guI,, for tie man who. ;sas hol,iig it so cnrn
lessly over Ills loft arm, ;hpoi;e with touq aud
look that mennt mtsvh!,d. ''''>'
q Isufortl snys, turtlerlnise TINT the supnost-
tinu that lie went to Iutlgc Cofcr's rcsiucuco
viii, thr intention Of killing him ia nil q mis-.
take. And yet, hero a4}lii tic clrcuustantint
evidence is aSalilst hirn.3; went in ihn init tn
talk to tl,c Judge. l.edYtns his vet umbrella NIB @ IN IN
ihe nai,, lo went np-stbIEs TO Judge Cofcrs of.
lice. After Il brief conversation about thc case,
mud obtaining the opneh, tint tile law ilad rlll,
ia full course, md tllatsIhohIng remained for
lin but to submit to 'b.c Inevitable, io ieft.
Upon rcacl,tug The hail .ho called out that ia
could not toll whlclfJ was Ills umbrella.
there heng three OIL .tln. stand, antl two ot
tlcm DIR. Judge Cofef tvas utyout to 70 tn his
aid, when Mrs C0tcr, with an fnsttnct!yo tlrcntl
OF u,pcn'lfug danger. anticipated ller husband,
nn,l fo,,nl Dilfortl's umtTb,la Tor him. Townr,l
Dan Lindsay, whu nncc sat "a n spcrInl .fmdrc
on tc casc, isufort.'s nullnosity was 11untfestcI
openly: hut tlmt gentlutpan rave btn to umirr.
hn trGt reolv tn shnnt sn"hoTv =, ,
On Tuesday hu sald to Jrsdge fines tlio relaait,.
ine Appellate Judge, "WGnt's III reasnm Nil
you Judges nra airasl ot inu3n Jutlcu iiines
replied that hv lid not know ll,at any Of thcu,