, 1879-06-12

worth nhuut &u0, stnnl 9ult one, ans, son,c
1ewcfrr, aayng Tint was ali tscy got, mud atous
s,. " tn money, out ct eight i,ol,'es they vent
hap hs5nsr x ' 1 's 9.n ne to pnnf @ ntse ae '5Sh ;
osk i.,and @ W. Fnce ,he 'e'er aspot 20 ''s ns
nav,snpost, Day: Tho ptckpoekst intcndlng to
Assistant Postmaster Recognized thcin a. ti,e
men who tried TO enter his house at ita1frast 3
In tic morning, nlnl ha.i them arrested.
COT NEWS OF TltEfR ARREST
from the keeper Of the hunae wo stayed q, THO
| askcd him who waa Thu aest ,nwyer In town,
| any, hc recommended nna urcen, WIN upun re-
ccipt Of S25 was so Glled witt, rloqucnca, tint
The thrto wcro liberated, only. huwdycr, to 1lc
yss''"Sy: M T: I,,>I,.,. had to ta,eErapa l,sro
se sent rfss r' io pic iekposSet Ass 70. nS" eat N
lutl anl then Lamb sent to Chieugo for ni'i.
!agita ~ 10 hts character, which llg readily got
froi some cigardcalcrs, anl tha! released him.
Whcn l'e won't away t.,td l1iln to 10 to Ills
house ani Cct piece Of silk which | Ind tc!t
there, scll II for gu, send ,no the money, md
bis, sent inc SO, which did INC nu good, and
had to ftc thcre six weeks until tic Court sat,
when Was relcascd, as wcIl as BrockIo and
"Let mt tell you somcthEng,' said Freeman,
In a.lswor to 4 question about Lambs story In
regard to ttlc coluretl woman ptcktiE out mr.
photograph. "l.anlb tu!l ine When | catna
back hask from st; r"ul Thai 10 hui grcat ma'lr
friends worked tooth anl malt to got hin,
thrown o,lt Of jn!l. Fail. to ttu ift, they tllA
TIC next best thing. 'rllcy got Dtfscoll
s tnro"h him 'ut i 1 VIII ts tn'n%t0" s;n N, Of gG
inE "ltncsscs to prove M ntil,t: fin aIso
told me- TINT Rotnc Ut tho t'rnul .tury
took up Ll!c picture VI Grilna nsl held 1t 1lp to
tl,e colorcd woman. asking her II that wasn't
WHO rlnEn THE SHOT,
true - atn now living"
"Whst "ero your reasons for going on tito
"When / came back from st. Paul." said
George, was given 10 understand BY jain
Limb and Fricdbcrg that they would help rIu
all IN thetr power, but, instead Of that, not ton
statement to Alr. Mills inculpatirs me, stat.
Ing That was the one who lind
come into the ho,tsc with tho gooi1s. Lamb all
tho time know through bis attorney, Nj. Fur
crush me, as was tic most dangerous ono In
tho party, knowing more abnut Frielbcr1, than
any Of the gang. The Saturday night before
our case WAS to oo called, asked John Lamb,
men sign allldavtts for change Of yonu, as
didn't want to be tried with La,nb. Tic said he
would do 80, ami then, tuking Mr.. Forrest
sslde: sse i, he whispered to hm' wheEeppon
With tho information that hu could not get two
Of Lambs friends to s!gn any pater for nc. I
then saw through the achctnc. It WAS to bo
tried With Lamb and to be 1nade n scapegoas.
the stand. Hero anl," II Shceney p" wont On
to say, :. !ncnrecratcl In jM1, In strange city,
without friends Or money; Lamb, who haa be6,i
a thief for pcrhaps twenty-five OF twcnty-th,ce
yeara md has lots OF friends, llyos upon tl,e fat
Sui, ~ ~ ~ AN S''A "'''''
IPEEL HAPPIER To.DAr
With my bread ind wntcr than Lamb could ever
feel If he had everything IN the world. Tic
reason spcals 10 freely Is because I havo for.
ever cut ur connection With my past associates,
III, matter wllnt the results Of those t.iaJs viii
be which have brought on myself. have led
thIct's life for ncary seven years; haye been
rich Que day and poor ths ,Eext, but. in tile
midst ot rttles Or koycrty, tRve never known
happy moment.. T]Io greater part Of those
wallis"
the superscdeas will be your conviction % tho
man who Tired the shot!"
'"Nonc Wtateyer.h
The granting u the hnpersedeas did not create
much Of u Hurry Ia tic States Attorneys ot1icc,
sinca the people there know Its sIgnii!cauce.-
that 1t does not necessarily mean nuw trial,
but simply givcs the condemned man IN oopor-
LuutL} 10 H1Y1 y u4atllH uetOT6 tlG IlIl BeTCil.
statc's-Attorney Mills seems to b. coni,tcnt
tl,ut tho verdict Ut tho Jury will not be inter.
fercd with.
Nothing definite can be learned regarding the
nntter. but 1t Is understood TINT no positive
aRrcemcnt rs to immunity .waa efer ,nudo with
"SheenoYn Georgo; but, under tho common
law, from tho fact Of his .
TEsTlEylNo FOR THE sTATE,
hc ia entitled 10 pnrt!al Or whole absolution Of
1Ec crtmc ot murder Tor tho bcnellt thereby
done the people. Lambs friends, a. IL known,
claim that Freeman l,ltnsclf did tl,u
s!,uot!ug. 0thers- -.lisntcrostcd partics-bslicgo
tt,at ho told the truth onfIlc stand. New tcstI
1,ony as to identity would be simply cumu|a-
tive. since Mrc. Frlcdbergsworo TINT 'shccnoy''
was tho murderer. Whatever may be tho result
In Lambs case Freeman cnn hc tried Tor tho
Iurglary, ~ nothing VIII probably be donc un-
der tlo Indictment for tllat crime until after tho
casc ngai,lst Friedbcrg Ia cut Of the Sav. When
that VIII BE- Ia hard to tell, since 1t has gone over
inaoilnilclr.
Tho impression sccms to be that no one will
eyer be hung. for Races murder; ttmt Lamb,
freeman, alld FricdberG will be convicted Of the
burglary, md sent to Joliet for ten or tlfteon
ycars apiece.