, 1881-07-04

| catilpaigm, l'hS Hut experience with tic
assassin Guftean. Gov. Jewell saist Of hln:
"ffu Is aged about 30, ntti has fur years
pretended 10 bo l'ractlclnr lawyer
I'll Chicago, but l1as tieyer had my
practice, a,d impressed his acqua,llanccs us
being Of unso1lnt mind, mud very queer and
cccehtric, q fanntle OH moral and political
subjects. lie ores hired II l,all to deliver n
lecture on reform. Only ten or tweiye per-
suns were present, and hc made ilonsntlsical
discourse which WIS thoroughly r1dlcucI
by all the papers tho next morning. Eariy
In tile lust Presidential campaign liu ap-
pearetl at tie Republican headquarters In
New York, where his almost lnsolent ihr,-
sion Of Himself upon the committees mid my
self soon showed Ills that he was n per-
sistent bore wllO WIS consumed with
hunger for office. Lie continually
approached INC with requests tllat
| used my influence to secure him MI MP
po!ntinci,tns Minister tn Autrsfa, and cxl,ib-
ted, rs proof Of his fitness for that o!1scc, nl-
lrgcd recommendations from prominent pol
illcians East md West. 1t was apparent to
tlle, after ceased to regard lin rs q "bllln.
nier," that he wass -,
HALF \ LuSAT1c,
Whose vngnrtes would result In no harm to
Any one, however disaRrceable they might
be. lis once sntl to llse that II he could
secure that appointment Of Minister to
A'tstria 1o coulld on the strength.
OF II marry n rich l,cfrcss, whose
na'ne do not caro- to disclose She Is well
known here III Hnrtfortl, nnd the country,
alld is II most es,ihSable woman. was morr
t!,an ever prejntliccd agalnst the fellow utter
this statement alld' told hin, tllat tie
atty would be fool to marry
him. rltls was doubtless work Of
tbs Imagination, for tho Indy probably
mover dreamed vi becoming hts wife. Finally
T refused to speak to Or shake 1lnntis with
| lltnl upon aily Of Ills frequent visits to tho
Committeeman. a..
"Hes1acs wanting tho appointment to
Austria lle beselged Us with Requests to
assign him fields wllere l,e cnulu make
cnlnpatan speeches for Garfield nill Arthur,
| aill could organize political c1u,s.' On il.-
| augnratiot,-lay l met him at Washington.
fsef0ro that event he l,atl visited Mentor to
urge Ills claims to tue Ministry, but lIe was
not admitted. believe, to N1r. unr-
fields presence. When 1:Inet him at the
inaugural llo once iaora besonellt lno to
Use my influence III Ills bchalf, but refused
then, rs had done In New York, to put b.
tore the President the application Of 4 person
50 l,nnlfustly unfit even for l,fnnr office.
1tc 1i'e" s"'" NV "a' oo"'tes ~ ''''o "' oh1ec'
nild --.:..s...
WOULD 10 R0METlI1So DESPERATE
,h'ess ~ "as Fly" nin!' tle Mns how c".-
'e llls t.,1eat sh,u ~, uSeeM.. ~ 's es.et.
y "alncnleo, nn! LIS ta'ulc " !e.enp "il.l ~.
!!e '1au so pe's's.enlsy souent .n!hso h1S
''thaey into dangerous cAat''e'' WHICH cu1-
minated In nur,ler."
John +. Morris, Ut Hartford, has in possess
sion tho lecture on "Cllrist's Second Cuui-
Ing, y. D. ~" by Charles j. tiaiteas',
styling himself cilcago lawyer nli.l thcolo.
gan, published Iii Wasl,fngton III Sov:, 1870,
Thu lecture Is to prove tl'at thu second com-
luz Ut Christ occurred at ttlo Siege antE dcs-
structlon Of Jerusalem. A. d. 10, and COLI
ststs largely in extracts FROM tho word Of
Jesus aad from The varIoas Epstles.
CRAZY. SURE.
sptesa1 D"patea to 1n' tatsaao Tribune.
| NEW lonls, July MIR. AfcBnrncy, tho
Secretary OF the Young Mems Christian
] Asc tnt Il