, 1881-07-13
NICHOLAS JACKSON.
lie CLAIMS 70, HAVE HEEN ALSO .AssAsl


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ANNAPOLIS July lv.-EpfTt'R afAN: As WA
an oyc.withess OF tho shooting OF lrcs'de'tt
uaffcid' ai'd oe1nR hnEo TO expla,n when snos
ef'tarc" tno tn'et MaKlstfatos ooas ana tno
course ano PRESENT. "nutcnoou1s ot tno oah 'hns
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t,.,n,nstay - nl,t wlthnut SUCCESS. fnr tho bullet
thnt nntrrnd tbo pre.tient't s,ccro n sccnnIl
nrt,r nnasn1 nto nv n,,sscsstnn an1 i. .tiu ra-
tntncti t,y rne IA relic. uut alone hecase Of IT,
rnn nncr,fon with thn pre.ident. hnt nrnclnal1v
hccn,sS IT. vcrv
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which It would have dono had its rrogrc.s not
nave tccn checked, by a largo silver medal which
/ wor6 suspeuticd from my neck, and which WINS
presented to mo by tho Nev. Father FreltaH,
formerly pastor Vt St. blarys Church In this
city. On tho morning OF tho I'll Of July, being
In tho vicinity of the baltimore & Potomac DC.
pot, and hearing that tho President
and Cabinet would soon be at the dc.
not, l and my friend, Samuel Frazor,
concluded To stop and SEQ tho grcnt taau Of
ybo,u ,yc had heard 40 MUCH but Ind never be.
foro eecn, We hAt not long to wait, for sopu
tho President and the gentleman whom, was
told was Secretary Blaine entered tho depot, ac-
companled by number Of ladies.
THE TWO t,ESrLEMEy WALKED TO AND FRO
engaged iu conversation, while my friend and I
| sat on bench and watched them. Soon tho
sharp crack Ut pistol burst upon tho air which
was followed almost instantly by second. On
mo instant that Tue report OF the eFst shot was
pofno 10 my ours 1o!t s.'neine ses'sauou III
Wy enes. sta W. p'eo u. n"lss' os.os .s,,s
a,u,o, .a.s nas. oao' 10 'o"a d .a,n1 49,,
It,ppI ,'sa h,a ,,oan '' .s,:aH w. w." ,ha n,oIs, M
rhava warn for twe,ve ve,ra rho snot whcro
tbo medal had rested tclt sorc, and was very
rcd. Tho bullot / fouut, lu MY stIrt-boso n. I
lef. Washington with my frstul at mon that
day, arriving In Annapolis at . p.m IN. Icniolnod
strict secrecy upon my fr1end- for
KNEW WHAT TROUBLE WOULD FOLLOW
II twHs detained as a witness. 4 loss Of my
situation would surely follow IL WIS kept FROM
ny work. az my employer would have to I'LL ny
pace Wtn sou1o onc olse u "as aeta,nea IN
sa su'uson aor oae Wy .,, WI ~, sulsenusF .no
49, IN W." W eh',. ho.e ~ no Nv
Sarthor I'm for ~ p;e,,xa 1,ro ~ III. shnyr To- 10
sire which cau olvo shnl be hanpy 10 f,,ruish
you with. Nicnor.As JAcKsoy,
No. = cornal;s-s1, Annapolis, Nd.
wtIEKE DID 1T Coz
WASHINGTON, D. C.. July 1a.-Ono ct tic
mysteries not yet explained conllcctctt with
the shooting Of tito President, IS where the
bullet OF the assassin which went through the