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THE TIMES, NEW BLOOMFIELI), PA., NOVEMltEll 29, 1881.
An Incident of the Gulteau Trial.
Washington, November 21. William
Touen, who 1 uiirlor arrest oil suspicion of
having attempted to kill Gulteau on Satur
day, wna tills morning, about "0 00, takeu
very privately from the police station In the
suburbs of the city, whoro he has been
held sinus Saturday night, and brought to
tuo polioe court, whore, by previous
nrraiigement, the presiding Judge was
present.
It hud boon thought wise by the police
Authorities to have the homing at this unu
Bual hour in order to avoid the crowd.
The police court aud city hall whore Oul
teau is being tried are within one square
-of each other, aud it was feared that a
crowd might bo so muoh interested la the
causo which .Tones is charged with having
attempted to champion, that they might be
easily incited to attack the van, which at
the usual hour of holding the polios oouit,
would bo approaching the city hall with
Ouiteau for to-day's trial. Accordingly
Joues was arraigned boforo evou his coun
sel could arrlvo, although a telegram
had boen scut to the latter to he In the city
at the police court at 7 o'clock this morn
ing. Joues wheu brought to the court appear
ed to have no nppreheusious whatever as
to his own futo. lie was utterly uncon
cerned, and to judge from his appearance
one could readily see that he was a man of
lockless daring, whother he planned the
assault on Ouitoau or not.
Joues is a small sized, stout man, with a
dark moustaclio, powerfully developod
frame, resembling in his physical descrip
tion the man whom Ollioer Edolin said
shot at Ouiteau. Officer Edolin was pres
ent in the polico court this morning. He
gave another seemingly careful look at the
prisoner, and statod to the judge that he
positively could not identify him.
The police, of course are anxious to
vindicate the skill of their dopartmont aud
to perform their duties under their oath ;
but there is uotlceably a very tendor feeling
toward William Jouob ; and while there is
no evidence to warrant the assertion' there
are some indications that no extraordinary
zeal mill be manifested to bring Jones to
puuishmeut. Joues at all events Boemod
to feel that ho was iu the hands of friends,
and was evidently well known to many of
the police officials present. Perry Carson,
the colored deputy marshal, who stood on
the steps of the van at the rear at the time
the shot was fired, it was cluimod last
night had identified the prisoner, but the
police officers sueeriugly say that Perry
Carson was too much alarmed to have been
able to identify anybody. The truth is,
the driver o the van and the colored offi
cial iu attendance seemed to have been as
thoroughly frightened as Gulteau was
himself. Officer Edeliu was tho only man
who kept a cool head. Jones was commit
ted to jail in $5,000 bonds to await the
Action of the grand jury. His lawyer
arrived at the police court after be had been
sent to jail, aud soon after a friend of tho
family arrived and individually offered to
0 $10,000 bail if necessary.
Jones will undoubtedly be released on
bail, and some of his friends Bay that if be
really is the man who attempted to commit
the assault, he is not a person to leave his
work unfinished, even if he is bailed. How
ever, a solitary horseman is not likely
again to be permitted to ride about the van
and locate tho prisoner, take deliberate aim
and fire. The van has been hitherto
accompanied from the jail to the court
house in the morniug by an escort of eight
mounted police, but the return trip has
been made without any mounted men.
This morning the eight mounted men
accompanied the van, aud they have been
ordered to be in readiness every day to re
turn with it.
The police authorities greatly complain
at this large demand upon their force to
protect Quiteau, as the police force is inad
equate for the general business of the
district, and to practically take away
eight men from active duty for the lengtb
of the trial, seriously embarrasses the
force.
See the Conquering Hero, eto.
Among the most wonderful articles of
the period is St. Jacobs Oil. The Hon.
Leouard Swett of Chicago, pronounces it
the most thorough conqueror of pain that
' he has ever known. Cleveland Penny
Press.
An Unfortunate Nap.
Miss Louisa Large, of Vineland, drew
flier interest money from a small fortune
left by her mother, and went to Philadel
phia a few days ago, and after making a
few purchases she got on a street car to go
to the ferry aud feeling tired she fell asleep.
On awakening she discovered that her
watch and chain and pocket-book contain
ing $40 was gone, and so was the old
'woman that was sitting beside her whon
she fell asleep.
Feeble Ladies.
Those languid, tiresome sensations,
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September 20. 1881 ly 4Glm
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THE CHRISTIAN UNION.
I.Y.HAN AllllOTT, Rdllsr.
With the 1st nf Januarr, 13, The Christian TTnlim
enters iiihiii lis thlrti i'iitll year and twenty -II ft li vol
lime, lu the future, as in the past, it prupuaes to be
I. Hm.rrui,,
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disputatious about forms and methods and rites and
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Introductions forarantcd and will remorselesslr cut oil
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(insure. It will allow uu superlliious words. In time lta
contributors will catch the spirit of its editors, and
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V, Mawt-sidei.
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but of the best literary talent In the eonntrv. Mr.
lleecher'a retirement from the Kdltorlal Chair will only
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force of writers, editorial and otherwise, who have been
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47A1
E8TATBNOTICE. -Notice Is herebyglv
en that Letters of Administration have
been granted on the estate of William Pines, late
ol Greenwood township, Perry county. Pa., to
Jreder ck G. Pines and Andrew B. I'tnesrsahl
Jreiiei'lek G. Pines residing at Benvenue. (or
Clark s Ferry), and said Andrew B. Pine resid
Ing In said Greenwood township j wherefore, all
persons indebted to said estate are respectfully
requested to make Immolate payineut,aud I hone
having claims to present them properly autheutt
catedto FUEDEKU'K G. PINta.
. ANDREW B. PINES,
JowmC. Waliis Atfy. Admluistiators.
beptemuer i7th, ifit.
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