Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-06-26
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fri.uurr.-s story OF bnlssrus wan.
uciing- PROM the Lips ot the Convict.


rri.on.r.-s,ory OF bnusras wan.
uo'i"g- PROM IN" Lips ot the Convict
sheriff High arrived IN this city from
thegn last evening un the Day EXprCss,
bringing with hIm Ike BuIGud, tho
Welsh Muuutatuoor, who has bCoumo
somewhat famous nt late. a crowd of at
, least 800 pcoplS had gathered at tho depot
20 Scc tho prisoner. The train was twenty
minutes tc,hud when 1t arrived the cto"d
were almost wild with curiosity.
S1mo one sOou caught glimpse Of the
sheriff, and all made rush for the car upon
which ho waa seen The prisoner was
taken oil very quietly and placed III u
buggy after winch ho was quickly driven
to the prison. Upon his arrival there,
Bu2z lrd seemed ubet o very bad humor.
lilo refused To recognize Keeper Butkhold-
er aud would not 10 interviewed by the
newspaper men present
nuhSsrh Interviewed.
This morning representative oi the
! lNrELLIGENCER called at the prison To- see
BuzGard. lie WAS found III coll on the
upper tier, with his hands and legs tied by
long chains to u large pteco OF iron Tho
man has changed but little IN appearance,
although he las been greatly oronGod oy
the sun. ITO seemed to- oe IN u gnod
humor, ana sn""ed no heeitancy oi speak
ing OF MS travels lilo hTs' described the
manner ct the last escape on octobcr lo
llo SAID ne hAh Thought ot escaping at
several different times aud by several
different msthIs ator no handed tle
bird cage to Waterman LutH, on TINS
evening, no Thought his opportunity hai
c'Ho' Nheh Lutl lett ms oeil nc waINeu
across To that OF Aoe, "hich he entered,
carrying tho brd cage. Ike NJ ooco lclt
his ociI, ana after securing the Keys, "hlch
worc IN the door Of Aoo,S cell, ho quickly
spronS the bolt lilo dId not push Lnt@ 10,
rs tho latter stated, out he walked IN him'
sell, Iea'IhE onIh u"ots "peu' As no got
puSs'S''o''' LUZ Oh" h''"' o"' WAS 'oo
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o'IaT, "nul' Wv P"'y H''rou' 'N"N .
lo'u' PE'eHc', t'S' "N" Nath'uS, went
to"huS iu,''uvIp Ipuia' rue others went
70 tuo HPn'"'H thCu'l"'u' "uole '"ry ie
in''ue' 'o"o'"'cu lo' so.he u"yS'
'rs'ernsi quarrel
Aoe and Ike iinally had quarrel, and
the latter and u" nd Brlmmer lett the
mountain anu started on u uip through
New \ lork state. They returned 10 Lam
caster one evening aud had talk with
two girls, whom they met near tho Chill
dreus' Home. After leaving this city
they again won't on a trip through this and
New York state. ThOy finally turned W
at Harrisburg, where Brlmmer had a
sister. Ca the sunday that BTimmer S
captured, BuZHard waited long time for
him at the Harrisburg stock yards
Finding that he did not come, he became
frightened aud supposed that something
had happoued lie left that town and
went TO BlarsvllIe Intersection, Indiana
county, IA, ard thence to WareE, "a
, aad DunkiTk, New York.
Takes uTeeleJ's Advice.
!, Upon leaving the latter place he wen
directly TO Chicago, where lie remained .
short time, when no left for Omaha, Ne
braska. He then travelled around through
q different towns in the West, but WORKED
u at nothing and kept on tue move constant
4 ly. He was not moiestcd at any plac
= Until he reached Davenport, Iowa, nher
Is he was arrested for playing cards aut
placed III the station house. While con
Al fined the officers showed him telegram
is giving description OF himself, bnt Te
IS FUSED 70 Tell him where lt was from.
a Alter being IN the station house sovcrl
n uayS he ehecteu MS escape, oy hling on n
iron par over the window. lo the
ctosseu tue river 10 hock isianu, ahd, aite
waking ABOUT iorty miles ana hiding him
sen ia Tue "oods, ne TOOK tram "hicl
iiuHou uI'i W onIorSp' ou tle Secoh,
u I'y a'.et u's altisa no neI Latsy
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