, 1881-11-16

Everything n0S3lult WIS pIUpGIly HoIlE.
Nothlng even Inpr,.t!cnt was attempted. a,,t. |
every. hour tho President lEyett boynllh six
nftcr 1ie WIS sliot was the result Of every
available resource Of medical sclellce being
sktllfillly and constantly applied.
ONE LANDLORD
AMONG TIE MANY THOUSAND WHOM TIE
ASSASSIN DEEf.AUDED.
Special Correspondence Of 7hs Chicago 1s4buns
SARATOGA SPRINGS, Nov. 13.-1MMnct'i-
ately following tho assassination Ut President
Gar!e!u tho readers of THE CitlcAno TNln-
uNE learned, through Its representative f,ore,
tho career Gf t1nltenu during his stay lii
Saratoga III tho 1loMtl, nf July, 1850. Iic
lserattlctl himself here rs tic "Orator Of tho
VEST" and advertised II political LECTURE on
"Gariicld iiui lla,,cock." lie demanded MI
admission fec, mud tlle only pcrso,.s present
werc Gultcau md Il notwithstanding door
tender. tinitcull wlIilu hero paid for nothing,
a!ld among those he is still indUbtett to are
John Palmer, Of tic Clruar Strcct ltonsc,
II. r. Hall, Of the Columbian llutel,
and G. Il. Drowti, of the Columbian Place,
for board anA lodging; md tie Dnltu .Suttt-
togta,l for printing and advertising. Among
tho number subprlilcd for the Gniteau trinI,
to bcein ut Washington, u. T., Oil Monday, Is
John palh,or, WHO leaves for tho National
Capital tomorrow. Ite wns Interviewed ygs-
tertlay BY THE 'fHlnuNE'H representative.
"alr. Palmer. n0tfce TINT yonr 1unlo Is
included III tho list OF witnesses stbpnnAeu
U,l the f:uitenM trtal?"
i Yes, sir, t1iat is curtGct. ! was subrtrnnctt
oil tile 7tl Inst, mud sllnll lcnye for Wash.
ington Oh Monday. The trial beKias on tint
t!ny."
"Wero you subptenaed by the prosecution
or ttrfullsc?"
".ll,e prosecution. Ind expected to leave
last night for Washington. but finally de-
cltletl 10 rcnluin oyur Sunday. write to
Distrlct-Attorney corkhll, aud l'e replied
that
MY TESTIMONY woU1b DE USED IN RE-
INITIAL,
a1ld tint woilld not oecllby the witness
stand TIL Tuesday or Wednesday,, artl, pos-
sibly. later"
"uuiteau stoppcl Mt your placo-tle Cir
cular Street iiDusa--st few days and furko. It,
sr,tlc for his bonr.t; Wat IL tho histury Of
the case so farns yUll are concGrnetl!"
IA man, who give Ills name sls Charles j.
t;uitcat,, CALLED ut tho Circular STREET. House
On the morning Of Monday, July II, 1850.
The l2tll came Oil Molitlay, believe. | WIS
tlowtl.town Mt the thus marketing, lie
requested board, aud WIS assigned ko0ln
No. 10 by my Wits. tiliteai told
ller le was attracted to tho place By hcnrEng
Moody na,I sankcy hymns suug!n tho parlor,
Wllpre aoynlE0nni exercises were llelil daily,
t;utteau informed her he was from Chicago,
| and was intimately acquainted with MootIy,
and he gave iur to understand that l!e (tiut-
teaul was always
INTERESTED IN .Et.l0toUs AND EvASuE1-
| ISrlc WORK.
When returned from marketing Mrs. Pal
lner placed me III possession OF this uboys.
fncts, al1d did not pay my special attention
to Gntea,t for several days, NJ we lta1 quite
u number Of boardors 10 look after"
"Dll iie llayn alIy baggugo:"
| "SuthEng except rather seedy ovcrcoat.
After l,e lla.l stoppcd for three or four days
intended to call upnn him for tho amount
Of his bill, but ilnally concluded to let 1t run
UntiI Ills week cnue.l."
"What was his general c0n.llletwllic with
you""
"Huiteau was very not.comtnnnicntiyc,
an1 seldom, tt ever, held conversation will
A,,y Of ths other borders. 1ln always nto Ills
n,eals III ,sllence, aud seldom Iouke.l to the
right or laft When III tho houso I,a gener-
atly kept himself In Ills ROOM"
H. syff rss4o1ss sttsa or r. ,f patt any
"Snt once: Tile nearest llH Gnnlu to 1t was
Du SulHluyt July l8, Wllel. lie 1,lergy glanGel
In tito rooitl al.d thet, quickly Withdrew.
| HE AssoCIATEn WITH No ONE"
"Wllat WIS bis Reneral aplearancu!''
leyltry OF mischief" ~ >
"D!d you notice anythtne nbout him tint
wnHid point to 9r ih!iento insanlty:"
about hfn!-,,ot III TIE least, ~ far MS nil
'*si SsWIel, ;!ia !iii i" leave your l,ol,sem