, 1880-10-31

DoJlc-HSmithl Who is Smith? I do not
know any .aan by the name Of Smith except
reputable gentleman, and am sure
HE IS NOT AN ENGRAvET."
Brooks-''I mean the man we have arrest
ed III BROOKLYN; lives un UerkiMes street"
Doy'e-'l don't know any man by that
hane ia neos IL Bsqoklyn. and dos believe that
Brooks-''l know he l.as seen you, and
Doyle-"'That man Smith is a crazy. man,
aou vnS + yon were to ask 9 9h ne
uine plates in the Treasury Department;
but that don't make 1t so.''
Brooks. DON'T yon know E. ". Spen~
"Doyle-"Yes, 1 have the honor OF know
ing that gentleman, and lie is an honorable
man; but do not know him as Brock
way. l see sou have arrested man
named Owens; l have known that man
you haye arrested him. But il you have ar
rested him OH any charge which would con-
meet him In any dealings with me, whatever
they may be, You have arrested All innocent
man. I never had any business relations
with him II, my life, and would advise YOU
to be very careful how You trife with his
liberty"
Brooks Your arrest was rather
SURPRISE
to you, was not ttY"
DUyIG-~" II OF 1t I'LL
Brooks-'s You did not expect it m
Doyle No, l did not expect It. Neither
was surprised at it, because knew great
many mistakes occur in this world that could
be righted easy enough, and when they ar
rested me as Baxter l knew. OF course, that
it was mistake, and told them 1t was mis-
take. I was entertained OIL the way by q
young fellow dressed as mail agent He
made himself very interesting. We came oR
the Dur together. He wanted to carry my
caf1hu5 I Afa mt EnNu whether TINT
one of your men or not, but II 1t was he did
his work we'll"
Brooks: You are man of extraordinary
nerve. From all can learn your arrest did
not have the least effect upon you."
Doyle-'''rhe arrest did not. After time
the prospect OF going to jail did ! cannot
describe my sensation when
THE KEY WAS TURNED ON NE.
I was not long left alone to bewail my lot.
The poor fellows in jail gravitated to me and
to desist. as / could not relieve them. There
is one nian there charged with the murder Of
his child, WHEN drunk. Ny God. II that was
my case should never be brought t. trial.
~. There is a poor old man there chnrged
with abortion. He Is crazy MS a loon. There
Is humorous side to jail life- An agent Of
q Western house came 10 me and said his
bond, and he had been instructed to come to
me and ask ule TO redeem 1t. / politely took
him to the gate and asked the keeper to take
him out; ! had NO business with such man
as that"
Brooks-"Of course you propose to
GIVE BAIL AND GET OUT
Of this as soon as you can?'
Doyie-"No, / do not-''
Brooks-"You will think better OF It when
5ou Hase oeTn net1 s, icM ..ts -, & 3~n
,lo,i ,lo :, 9is ,,eno' "e17 "'' "'u1o oee'"' JUL
Doyle-" have lots of friends in this city,
| but do not want to test their friendship in
such . ,way: Several o1d.time business ;I ;ss
| Culnn,issluncr. When the subject OF bail was
discussed. thai it would make M difference
Whether they fixed it ut 81 ur 81 ,UuO. .OUO,
should give no bail. / expect to stay in
scious % am Of Innocence of the charge thai,
| # / were to be permitted to
| : co rprr w1T11o1,r RAN
| : o,,,d ~ ao ,vharo on,,,d t,oq rom
KNOWN ~ otrh W. uE tia toung .iIf is cpnmts prantss
Is mine" Inc interview, Hnlet bsooks
adaeu' iastea an iloMl aiu NV, @ IL a'lsmei NJ
70 lne question Mne a..f % III wv, au
| kno" as MeI as 10 tnat u" L.,,,t;nl1s poLITs
the wnrId over. md thry are held
| for the most part by foreigners.
have no doubt that United States i per cents
that was put to him relative to the bonds was
| parrleu III thft HnnHtr, Eut thr0neh IL at!,
Mr. Brooks states thnt ftonl his answers le
became convinced that there were other
| counterf.i it bonds Ut that issue besides
| those that were captured OIL Dnyle. For ILL
! stance, &c. ompanying the bonds captured,
the Secret-Service officers fund a number
Of detached coupons. The coupons bore
| numbers very widely apart from those OF
| any of the numbers found on
TIE BONDS CAPTURED.
Thu fntarv;ty, }aft Rronks with the fmprcs-
sinn M @ thnt # there were amy other bonds in ex-
i.turoa c"' +hev 1vara hr1n,, hv1n,tbecatrJ.
.srlis ;ntarv;e,v was Wr,,nr;.iav.;; said
| cn;af Rr.oIs .samI Thursday morning
| Operative Hall told me he had learned that
all officer OF the oecullu Nalionat G!uk u!
Peoria haA Slsiteo tne UnlIea STATES sta1shs.'
wednesday afternoon, aitG 10y aes aee4en ~
to 1a!l, anu l'l1 al1achea -, lle & nnoIey IL uiG
hahdS OF the AarshAl 1'!, a..u asateu "I -
that me ground upon WHICH ns astaenea ~ e -
WIS thal Doyle laaa OF Aue & u tue p1s eS TX
year ootaihed loan 11o1a tIe . uaA u s,,st sS
tor ninety days a. ne e!t ,ne' : ~ ..r .o.a asnt
eral three sly ~ Gmted 1tates s Per etn. ~
bonds issue Of lsGi ana tnad ~ r. paS n.S,rs vl
nclais. rtadne Vi us nItest a' I.s e. ~ s,,o
OF these ponds, We1G aaInes. au ~ ots y. .1o 4o
officers Oh the oanA hao osoasn' 1ie oon"S ~
! HAVE THEN EXAMINED:
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