Arkansas democratic banner., 1851-10-07

Aas,g eiasNeA e Asre frsa sssry ksrrrl sf r.rL. A.fers BoRiANp srssteSi it fSv-s As@. When s.,. don drew h:s pissol Ae IfIa kis had ss.r, s, ,. si@e 1T A tie nassl. is fsc erseas When ' .,, Seslsnd hc was sitting town t&lhins win S,me oNe in front of tAe Anthony RoGse bar r,sas. ,as Ae ~gF~sseAed RevrSaa ssyisy fsss aeiss,i ..S s. a'' 'A-k Res'' a''e s 'sssi Ae eassAs sgtl q asu. Al the s5ase shas isoVisaa seszed Rearaaa, vs,al vas ssandiag at tae saoia nf tho slssy. aaa sa,.. 'en ~ hRecn feet fn,m gsarsoa. A sh;, np,e Whsseles and Capt, neslsy and Ben nsa!ey Se,s tghlng do~R Inc ai.oy. 3Apa; aait way Ac,wea, tue es'ReF and tba barber shop. B,s~es Bo.h.Su se'sea ass p'sset Cept psAlgs Aea ssss as,ss. ,Ae o9tsg, anf esstd Asi Aspe 9ssA ssea tNna tks sas. sn'eFs BaSesSR sss. tx sesSaning q, sAs Sgsi-- ReSFden aid not move down sho alley waA Inc
 aght' aae d'd nos change hiS pesisioa sAseu feet
 The tgai toeA place between nsue and ten o' clock Whlic holding RcsraeH down. fsoss..ep es-pi.v Al, Asaa dssa fas asiss said, Eiil iar auaa'a sss sfs asteA' '--" sss tss 'lam'6 ossagl r.a,p 1 th,.A
 h'isley used has lott arm dariag the dghi with Ba Daaley-- WhiteIey was bleeding. and ,,.,,. { mveh exAaested when fighting oa sAe side wall ! Dr; 4. ". WEas sworn. statcs-~
 Directly aier hecaktas, |, was standing at t,T.
 vess cofner With several gentlemen. when sop,. ailasson was made Id the Banner. chen Ben D.n,.y stepped up snd asked what was the subject a. con.
 versaten; he sad that he wished i, dss,s ,y an,a
 stood that eseFy thing Colasnbus sad Ia ina, ,,s,,.
 about whi'eiey was trae, and .ha, he eoa,a a,ov,
 It, and then remarked 'hat he undentooi there was
 a piece ia the Hammer which went to show sbs, { Whi'e'ey avoided fight with Columbus Daaley
 because he WAS cripple that al,housh Coun.
 bus was cripple. he was not. and thai wAi,e,ey
 was dsip'd seoundrsl saall' ti rascal /, and a
 dam'd eos ard T and tha; hr could wh,p Whiieley
 or any perSon that tsok up for hun. ,cek him m
 one side and remarked 10 Ailn. Ben you have sa,a l enough, say ID more, He rcpled tha, he did not
 care t'od dam Fsulkners boy came tor ne. aeft him and went to Col Fanlknurs.
 s. N. WEAyKa sworn. slates-- f
 l was sitting at ButieFworth's drug store and
 heard pistol fire. and seeing some excitement went out and when l got about Rapiey's heard another pistol fire; as ! advanced l saw whitely
 coming cui of the ally bloody and make mnrnen
 tarY stop the corner. But before whieey come
 to the mouth of the alley l saw Rearioa fall, but
 could not :eli the cause, from the distance was
 from him. He appeared to fali dead In a mo-
 ment or two saw Borland a, the mouth of the
 alley with what appeared to be s pistol m hs
 hand and a; she time thought he was in the
 fight. This wss after Reardon was carried oa-
 When Whiieley came to the corner he appeared to
 be backing and to be engaged with some pesson:
 could mol tell wao until he got down about the east
 door of the bar room, when l saw it was Bill Danley with stick ln hls hand; about this time
 Columbus Banley came up. and about ,he saine
 time or little before. saw Ben Danley ceme ont of the alley bleeding with knife in his hand By
 this time had got to WoTthen door and keeping
 my eye on Ben Daniey, I observed that he had 10 knife after he passed the east door He continued on until he got up with tae fight. sa1 aa tAs Damleys engags9 aritl Watelegaf fhis tms little
 before this saw Bill Danley raise his stick over his right shoulder grasped in both hands. and made one or two motions if to strike before ne made the blow; 1 thought the motions were made Ia deceive Whiteley ard thtow him off his guard
 By this time they had got down near the main door of the Anthony House. I saw whiteley when he fell partly against the wall and the steps. , ALIEN GRAY sworn, states
 , Boriand came up after the figth with pistol in his hand. and said 1t was trophy of the fight that
 he had taken II away from the dam'd coward who { was going to shoot \ cripple in the back if he had no, arrested him. Hs said also that De had throw , Reardon down and pat has foot on hin and ought . to have killed him.
 II cRoss-HxAHTNKp
 Capt. Danley afler breakfast generally goes dow to the Anthony House about one or half past one
 and peyy seLim goes doarn af snv other time Rear don and whiteley are in the habit of frequently going to lanch at tho Anthony House about ten or
 half past ten. I is aE ua1sual thing so see Ben , Danley with stick, which attracted my atten- , ton; as he passed 1 heard Ben DaHiey say the morning of inc fight, That Whiseley got o from hls , but that Whiteley was dam'd cowardy sconn. drel and he would let hun know that ke oas TO erippis. Reardon and Whteey frequently go io the Anthony House short tune after breakfast.
 In the fight whiteley wsx shot in the right breast, i and hts right arm disabled by the shot. and wss much cut and bruised otherwise, aad very bloody
 when he came out of the ally.
 MT. C. SrosE recalled states
 That he is sbont the Anthony House good deal, , and that il aot Hewat for Capt. DanleY to go to the Anthony House, except at meal times . lAcos HAwxISs sworn, states . . In ths morning before the dght, when wh,ielsy a and ReaFion came down to nay house. informed . tl,em that they might expect attack from Ben i, Danley. and told them that had seen Ben and ? Bill both with stieks.--I asked Resrdon and 4, Whiieley If they were armed, and they told Hie |, they were not. This was about half an hour be-
 fore the fight.
 The testimony having been closed the Justice 7 remarked that ihe evidence showed no gfooDgs
 whatever apoa which he coaid recognize hsard0a
 and whileley of their appearance at court, sad taas, ,..rs tf.nr4fsr, t{ls,.haIgesi