, 1881-11-20

him away from me. Some say I wouldn't niA,
much fuss. and some say would. But A.
you. gentlemen, no matter how I might tb.s
myself, Id to my duty as an officer, and "a
protect the man I'm in charge Of =:
WITH NJ LIFE ri:
Well, re went down today, and Guiteau va I,
pretty good humor. although he dIdot
say anything after he'd Kot into m.
van- He never does. When the CONF
1vas over We went out, as usu,l !:
ana seen the man that did the shooting sf,tIn,
there on sorrel horse In tho crowd. He.i,s
rough looking fellow, weighs about l75 or in
pounds lin pretty good judge OF wetght,, daft
Completed, and with shortcut. dark INNS.
tache. He looks like a hackman or laborer.
"know him again?'
why, sir, l know how he looks as well ax
l do sou this minute Id identify him Or hs
horse in q minute. 1t was
AN ORDINARY KIND OF 4 PLrG. -
with big chest. looked like he was worked IN
harness, and his tail was short, like as ii h.
switched it otf against the whifletrees. Wb.n
made way through the crowd. as always do
and got up on the seat with tho driver "A ths
van went along D street, we-that Is me ann tia
driver-talked about the crowd. and was ~.
nx that they ought not to be let to shout At Guf.
teau, and that the next thing would be
SOME ONE WOULD HEAvE SOMETHING a7
HIM,
when looked tn one side saw thfa a.r. IL.
IN the sorre1 horse riding atonp WITH ~ s1a4
leaned out to look al him, meaning to SPEAK tn
him, as have done to boys that run aloar with
us, and tell him he couldn't SEQ any show
pleasant iike-when he pulled buck bis horsa
and seemed to want to get out Of the war. b,,t .
thought he only wanted to see Guitcan Srom
idle curiosity. Well. we wont on up through d
a],. .fos.1 ,,,,,.-r ~ 80 ''@A
., ~. 131 :t' .s'
eouet'"es . ueu1nu aau oo.ue.1ues ' ou INC left
s!ue u .no san' ul"ass Aeep'ns utue OUT Of
$751; ~ 49, up w. ~ ~ ~ ."st @apt0
o. 'ce. auo tAo' o>'e0t' "acu "ehio saot- MO-
you u oei!e'e me' senetea'en't was 80 con-
!useo Liza. a'ua 'utnA IL WIS nreu at US but
'oohea out' auo tueie 81" 1ne oash man on taa
eoFfe' notsc l!ent a'one7!oe u u.s. Inc nofses
ne"o po'"tea luz oalnt way ~ ours o'a'S ana Ill
nanu WAS 'a4se4' "t.n LUG p's'ot cocaea, ready
~ euo"N AeA'u nNu" ~ "Ao eoeAeo' aau1
Aco" - "aa s."'''e p''to'-
- "+A9> 1a9 At'+Asa d f!sIoL
Is tn's tsno"n8 MS own "eapon1' Tor could*
snoo1 clean tnsougn tno van.
pfe.ty nen'S "aeon 1su; H' ......
's't' uue mS p'stol "ou1o soc1eaa tnfongo
tue "oou auo 'uo 4ou sne",nins. anu n's ouilet
""'touea W. "6".ns. .Ae ".aot Ollie "eA' "so
on' US cauene s'snt OF n1" pu'!ea outmY
p's.o' anu s'sn'eu ~ o'eF '"S arm tnis way
alo ~ no oa'u t"'s tne p4ncetnan festeo me oaf-
tei oa LIS "1n' aio sau''4'eo a1o"s II Us 1nou8n
ne e!'' 81" lne o"sA Iaa"on Tue sorFein 1ass
" wa - AA,s "'s notao W p''ot' "Ae'
pu'eu ano hieu' auu ne &Hle" up u1s asR
anu zen o'el. anu lay a!ohsslae ms norse'
nnat! oo oJou LINK you MI Nun!
"fes' Sir
- 1h1Sn w.
ne reeeu over IKE inau tnat was ni1' ana ne
gave MS morse t1e rem, and started up north on
FIRST street. - said 10 the driver 10 pursue htnt
out We were niue past FIRST Street, ana "o
nao IL tosn tn0 nurse arouno' SO taas
ne so1 otaAt nooas ~ Suee1"
A'or tnat ne u'on' gam On Us
y. u pn' nu. "nen We eot
1assaeuuse' euu" .n- "e me1 tae 4a'1toaa @ anu
enen we nau 10 "ala 'no notse9 los 'ear VI
"Aeneu1u4 " ""ee- ~ ua. t'u4e 10 uaA
ttAo eol W atteet' "nu to'"eu "ee' anu to1'
~" a'u '"0 e'e'' oo'' 'a'1 - oo eot " ''"ss":
ea"sct'a ~ euae' "au e"n'e W. "Ha .n7 .'ues
stte'cneu oul us7 naao 'o""sas nlm, nuo tu'aa
nc liust n"'e .nto"u away us p'7tot 1neu' aao
1nlnk tue "an *no uet nin1 tooA IT, " nos
sure 1or we alon nave tl1ue 'o "aAe any e1@,
amlaauon- AS We puraued n1m'
THE HORSES On 4 DEAD Run.
STOOD up as str1ieht rs l. could Tor tne
weather covering that was over 1ne drivers
seat, anu tried 10 get anotner saot .Hat the i
knocRea my nut on, ano tao
man ihy IN sucn way On n!s aofse tnat eoo1u
aot gct s'ght on MIN. hno~ htm! Ia nna
aitn before Iuesday night II theY u give me tno
thnt>'1 ever 50" him before, oat.1
nave neara-no, guess won say austau3
aDout'tn1t- IL "oulan oe proper
Do you tnlhk tnls snoos!as ln7 1esu11 VI
conspiracy 10 XIII u"aeau'
KNOW II 49, s'f. Inc postai WIS given a'"
IN fouF1a street as ne foae a'onk' uno ooy-
no. won say "no Tue oos 1s-ga'e LIS aou'ess'
Emo" tnefe IS Il conspiracy WY
WAS WARNED
It the recess OF court todaS 70 LOOK CUT LOT NY
cA-tnat sotaet"'ng was 9o4us to naPpen. nas
dlu mot pay MUCH attcuton 10 H. "aen l
.eard the shot l heard heavy thump on
he floor, and L supposed Guttehu had
,een shot, He stood up going down
q the COURTHOUSE and coming back. There arc
wo hotes in tho back Of the van ana two In
ront, like leaves, md he stood up holding On to
he front holes and looking through ahead. The
nun must have tucked In from behind and seen
and how Guiteau was standing. and
men he rode round to the side and measured his
stauce and fired He would have been about
II II lore1 with the holes IN the van as he sat Oh
orsebuck.
DIDN'T THINK MUCH ABOUT GU1TEAU
t hrst-whelher he bud been shot or nor. When
'e turned around TO 20 10 the jail found hIm
uddled up In the corner next to me, and