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


Co.. u1.s, o Christianity thc lives they have led
and the times they have Inolhel your house ought
90 satisfy Won about IL all | remember When ~"
>ver. in y manner dead with asthma. and the hu-
klux canc ia n hody-how my calling L" lh'"'E''''
frightened item. rs they did not know no" man,
brother. you rad helping to nurse YOU "u" ''"'
,.r,, my, morning Phil Gully came IN WIN ms
proic,si,.s ct friendship begging me to take you -
his honsf ior a week 10 eat waicrm' ons' Isu' j"
,,.,.,,.., Of tne Ku-Klux haunt. and that altor-
wand ~. learned that they had pat on Their mae
ons discusses al John Gull''s aud taken sNpP,,
thorc. and after riding, that they went TO nm
Gnllv's and ate breakfast before day. and leit the
disofis 3, "a his care" l further said would
not lei hem deceive me"
JUDGE CEISOIM'S ARREST.
The next morning We rose at the usual Tine ana
hefof. ,,c were done dressing some one caiIoo al
tLc cato wlich was near the front o. the house. Is
there were no servants in the ROOM Mr. ChiSo."
STEPPED to tbc door and received note sent ny M
uo,,n.- mo him he was under arrest ana lha'
tho officer, would be al our house IN lew minutes
f. ar1es. Linn. and also Newt" Hopper Mr.. elmer
and "ghar.ic" Koscnbaum. In one though' looh
ifaum. Ican't see why understood n 80 Well
tuincl u my husband and sad, fHiher. 'nS
mean. YOUR death. Will order "A horse N"Ile !""
drink % eup q q, lice. and chen take WnI' H'"V'
Won bsy ir The house and GO To the end OF all the
railroads" d" ~" said he. Il VII not 20. nave
no c.r,. 40 a." Itoll him Inc need not have cause
IN ms ..cnce but said they have cot together
and cursed and drank whiskev I'LL they think pclhG
a,.cr,l 3D. 20 is pood time 10 clean ont radicals.
and Won know how often they have met 10 Kill yo'
But hc objected I again begged him. lint he s"'H
emily. listen. Can't you see II were 10 'a"'
fright and ran Oft, even my iu"nds niEn M"'u .
ottg no l,' me alone. | Will M least icaN, my
children an mr. tarnishcd name viii demand ~
iuyc,ueai'r TODAY. have u over ana ~ '"',c M''s
IT, can easily prove my innocence: lhe} cannot
-. ,riit Winch docs not exist la the mcau-
Time had ordered the SERVING man 10 .rlh4 We
best horse ready for riding had shown mr. lI"l-
per, note Go Corneha auo Iltiie JOHNNIE. WI" VIZ
lu-t getting up. an had taken lrn Were .i' 10y
was ken; about 500 and gwen IT. 10 NJ Il-2l,n.
Little JOIN uie turned pale ai!i S'io -N"'n'' ~
afraid they wiil Kill father" ! told them h''s
urged him Go leave, aud Cornrl "a al once o't-.p
] would inst make papa q" ! Went 10 nln w
The money and he took about -. saving JhaI was
cuureh. 4 now believe me Thought De- Wnniu hc
Killed md robbed. Al this took abonr ni.reu NM
~. In OH. meantime had ordered breakfast put
on tie table when mp rode the OLE. ignorant ana
because he bad mo- ambition of ms own. ana W'uid
Ie"dlN D ',a", IT, 4 ~, ~ ri George Hamn,on
m, SheuN Sinclair and Hampton rode ON el,h"r
side stepped 10 be front Po.cl ana toiu my nus
band. lie came out and ~ 81, " GOOD morning s'li-
t,ncu. viii you aliehtf 'I couit' IN il.-"',l'
n men fh,y went IN Mr. Chls1|m sud, " lit : Inc
meaning -, ihis early call Z TIE sheriff replied
that hr had come 90 arrest him hul hoped hr "1h"
not laV amy blame on him. Ms husband aHA'i on
what Ground. and on what authority. H. SAID il 4
confused manner on ,.y q ..n ~" - n,,ttv
tale" said Ny. Casom. la t'e meantime the euu,
errn haf ul com, aiouio -ii. i4-' iiu ~ ir 'i''N
apal.er winch hc took.aud looking ai 10 saw Oo''ri'
of N .rld.. was the man Who had sworn 90 all ihe
rtf,-.lr. .ll-thDoa-. and at attached a. lt'N''
H. ..... . 4 my husband. PERSONAL friends. so.ac
al whom liv. distance away. and among tn' n
Charles "a, -,nbaUms father to testify 20 hls sons
80, NJ ..,.. ot ,,itDfl Ia. lf,r.v lli 10 be Iuno-
cot Anrivard vc found these pretended WIT
ne~.e, ha0 .cycr Thought oi sucna thus. or heard
one word ol ;Ie matter more ihan lAa' OullS was
killed.
TIE SHERIFF AT THE HOUSE.
Nv hr. taad read Coytrt's name, and exclaimed
in er,sur.. thai hc thought Cover had better stay
"a, ho,n. iild .uiud his own business. l turned to
The Two men, and said TO Sinclair that nc himself
knew that fmy husband submitted he would be
murdered. sinclair said ne hoped not. ! turned
tNr Chi.olm and sand. Get on your horse and
20 away" lie sand 81 am soiug To manage this
affair and You must be quiet Mr.. Chisolm said
10 Sinclair: &" demand instant preliminary trial
and e. sta, m my own house. guarded by yourself
ar any honorable men. DO you agree 10 that :
Snclstr said. 'Yos. OF course whom do you want =
NV husband suggested Thomas Hampton, Emory
Key. Al" Rush and Mr. RoSenh.um Charles
fatherl and aferward repeatedly insisted on send
ING for at" Rush's brother, usually known as
"Iiitle Billy" Rush. hut the Sheriff all the time
persistcntiy and positively refused. Now, all these
men were Democrats save Mr. Rosenhaum Mr..
Cbisolrp them feeling uneasy about Mr.. Gilmer
and Charlie" Roscnbaum, told a man to r1de one oi
our horses 10 Scooba and tell them what was going
on: that II they were arrested they might DE
killed on the way, he was SATISFIED
that was what they seeking an opportunity
f. disarm them MI for: and further advised them
60 come some mfrcqucnted way to our house, when
they would all demand an immediate investigation
and try To end the matter peacefully. He thSn
turned to Clark Bird his young nephew ana tod
Inn to mount the horse had ordered out. go,
said he " 20 my poor old mother ara iell her ho' ~
De alarmed for my safety. whatever she NAV near.
lie then said. " am afraid n she hear, am under
arrest for crime 10 VIII XII her, lark, alteI-
ward told me when he got To Mrs. Hul'-, who Is q
sister ~ the Gullys and the mother II LOT oil
drunken SONS, and mot her-ln-law OF some OF her
brothers SONS that he saw great crowd OF armed
men in and around the house. They knew Oiark
and the horse he riding. and running out, thcv
pointed guns aud pistols g nm ana Gemande o1
his unclps papers They cursed HIM AMI turned ms
pockets wrong side out. keeping their guns add PTS
tolls lcyeiled at him. ,,.
better elias. of men around town. Mr.. Mcclellan
Game m smiling and said aid heFe / am ma am nro
" Yes SAID l. AT NO.. li''l, E"n ~, - a. 80
welcome. bnt dcubly 80 when. rs now We aIe, IN
trouble" ordered break fast for him at once. MY
daughter then showed him over the honscand petite"
him. as h~ was lonely old man. There was IN the
ward "a small building, the door TO which opened
toward the street and had no fastening. The side
of tie hmdlng formed part ofthe enclosure 10 the
vegetable garden. and n had in it q glass window
without shutters. When returned from giving the
directions my servants about their Work. found
that the men had taken my husband from our sit
tng-Toon e. tins house. went 10 IN" d"of ana
urged that il was Il cool morning and that my hus-
band was affected with the aSthma, and asked him
70 20 into the house. Sinclair told me not
To- 80 in aud repeated the order sam
Cotton. the of an English clergy
man and son-in-law Of HoPers. asked mo
why let Mr. Chisolm stay IN there. said he, " hey
will surround fhls little house and Kill hun before
Nou know IT, Ia the hollow lust back of yOuT house