Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-11-17
THE EVENING STAR.



An nr alLkskn AoconFIIor or eUTrrsu IN ms MUIR
pEkoCs DESIGN ARRESTED IN cHIcAGo-A DENIAL
81 DISTRICT ATTORNEY coRKWLL
The following dispatch from Chicago. datcd
Nosemher 16, has been puhltshe1:
"A mysterious man arrested AZ Kenstncton q
orap i oan to"a. to-day, and tailed gave sew.
IA h,.ioo1s names and claims 10 come from Cam
sua- Wien searched hy the police he was found
~ hsse mass OF correspondents between Charles
=, r1i1eau ana many proninent people through
most Startling character II disrloses The a,,ssS
~ =, .n. Widespread conspiracy existed preyi-
ous 20 PRESIDENT Garflrld's assassination and that
Gultrau Was only one member of = gang Who hsd
Ens nl, ana planned for months TO remove the
Itesident Tie police OF Kensington refuse Ia
give any details of the arrest of the s,s,,ic,o,,s
character, but have him safely lotved I'm saA Co,
oorhhlli was communicated with nv ie,egranh
an ,s ana answered 10 hold the prisoner By
All means anu forward e. him the corrpspondence
III Is said some startling discoveries Nil1 no made
III the letters when they are made public I'm Nash.
lngton at the trial where they will arrive on Frt
day morning. The kensington people ara CREAMY
excited over the strange discovery Threats ara
Freely made 10 lynch the mysterious stranger be-
lore morning. The police are making extra exer-
ions 10 guard Well their prisoner A spectal 10
the Chicago Herald from Washington this evening
syS the alleged cause OF ruptHre between Mr.
MACY eagh, Col Cornhill and President Arthur Is
sld 10 oe because the former expended the entire
an"gnt OF The contingent fund at their disposal in
sHertS 10 discover the supposed conspiracy which
ton" - -
DISTRICT ATTORNEY CoRKHrII DENIES
showed THIS 10 District Attorney
|oih hil this morning. That gentleman laughed
You may say" ne said, 'that The STAR repor.
Ter was the first to cali my attention 70 it, aud IL
was news u me when he brought Il 20 me-
u on nave had no dispatch : then from Chicago
ana gwen no orders Ia hold the prtSoaer?r
NO, nave never heard o. this thing before
GUITEAU SAYS THE STORY Is "AII A IIEr
his morning Guteau was brought no to the
courthouse In the ran arriving about 9:05 O'Clock
when Perry Carson, ia charge OF the van appeared
Tor MN at the jail and he came out he asked:
"HaVe you the new haBdcuCs?n Carson replied:
mo, and IL you want new pair you'll have TO
apply 10 Deputy Marshal Wilkins" He then nut
on t,e ola ones that Guiteau expressed his dislike
w yesterday. He had a numb (. OF papers with
mn, ana was CHANGING at them as ne rode up 10
uie COURTHOUSE. When he arrived there not over
auldred people We're about the building, and he
Maihec at once 10 the room above the witness
ROOM, ana was left In charge or two policemen,
ne niSt thing he did was Ia ask In he could NOT
nave something 10 eat, saying that he only had
prison rare. some OF the Officers sent out for a
t*el steak. The attention OF MAJOR Williams being
caller 10 his wishes as TO new handouts, he gave
ulrecuons 10 Gritty him. While ne was eating
ms breakfast the prisoner obtained a COPY OF the
foN ana read the article 20 the arrest of his
V,ultedus) alleged accomplice In the west. and
turning deathly pale, exclaimed THAT'S all "A lie:
an lie Becoming sick at the stomach he yom-
Hesi; lie, however, asked the officers 10 tell the
Pupllc as 10 the article ia question:: THAT'S all
lie; all lie"