, 1881-07-06

,oekcd IN. rs tho outward Indication ntatlo IL
neffcctly clear tint l'o was Insane iho am.
f,u1atce was sent for, and. In Charge OF guafa
OF officers, l,o was Immediately sent 10 uie IT.
Elizabeth, Insane-Asylum. Tfloro arc sald to
he a humber ut suspicious unknown cliafac-
tors about tho city Of tho tramp varlety, an',
In view of wflnt possibly may be = crazy
manic, lilo poltce officials this afternoon arc
contemplating arrcsttnx thoni.
Ar 1tAf.F.rABr II
man WHO WAS walking on Pennsylvania
avenue suddenly stopped and called out:
."I cano OIL hero to be riRlted, and II mn
not, | will sliopt Dlnfnc, Or any other author
files ttlat turn INC bf1."
lie was at once arrested. lIo matle no op-
position, and his manner WAS perfectly caln,.
On his way 10 tho station (le said to tho OIL
Ger:
II iavo bccn to sec Con. Sherman, but
was not admitted. Perhaps your Chief will
ktyo mo totter OF Introduction 10 tho Gon-
eraI. look 50 sllnbbtly TINT tho s,ibordln-
atcs won't admit me-"
As soon as ila enterea tho Police Depart
ment ho walked up to Detective uorham,
and, holding out Ills hand, satd:
"Do,'t you remember mo?" :
Tho detective recognized In him Daniel
chrystle McNannrs, who, fow months ago,
lind come Into thoofllco ono 1nor1lng utterly
destitute md asked for q breakfast. Aftcr
llo had bcon searched ai,d
Ills WEAPONS REMOVED,
he began to talk at random. atMl lle answered.
all questions In rambling Hny. 10 your
representative lie sald:
:" ca,no Oil hero to get tho authorities to
call Oft the powers 'WltO nre consplfln2
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q sp'flt9a'!stlc meula'us "n1 ~ .ri,au az,
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OtIlee LOOK ono lroha MY pocket u'iu 1lIoW
ttthr0ngll ono OF tho iarge windows, calling
out Mt tho same time: srhat is a better shot
than tho one aimed at tho President Of the
United States.' !.
l WAS ARRESTED.
IVY eou'o uo1 .i'aho "h5 es'tealot' w. ns
alld sent lnu tO Ill asylum, wlltre remained
few days. l came OIL lIere lust night, MD
to-day went to represent my case to Gen.
S!1orulall, because Dollove llo Is NEUTRAL In
politics. and would render me assistance. /
anl s,lre that Guiieau was urged to Shoot the
President by tho snme snlritualistio COLI
splracy whU lIavo been harusslng lne.''
:, 's1'sAskA1A IL A sEDlust-s1zED MAN
Ills faco IS llaggard and frInged with
sparau Rrny hair. lie had about II dollar in
change In Ills pockets, md ills clothes wero
iii n,,i ,ott.raJ accnr,,,uo ~ lila otyn
.s,,s,. ~ "..s 'sts ~" o ~ .A ~ .' y.', u
's1aienent Ie came u tisia country from
1Felahd III 1852, when ID years old. ne IT.
ufcie named Mfur,,hv. fnw years tntar I'm
s.t -. ,.,s 49,, ,a,..,, h,ot,,s<.
1 Hcnt " o"'euEo 4!u uesu! poaSE"s' Anua
: ~ went ol' to st. Louis alid 1yorked OH the
river. Hp was III tho army during tho War,
and. nfter tho tenus, returned to ST. Louis.