The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-05-16
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Powder house, when shot was fred at them; that
three or four more shots followed it in quick sue
cession and that Ford Immediately afterwards fell
! pierced with three balls; witness could not see the
parties who fired; they appeared to be behind the
| PoWder house, or at its side, and the shade pre-
! vented him from seeing clearly.
The witness further testified that be was unpre-
pared for an attack and apprehended nothing of
the kind; he did not think that the dispute which
was raised in Welshs amounted to much; that
when Ford fell he was greatly excited and ran to
the place where he lay; that Sgefous seeing some
one climbing up bank through some bushes near
by, he ran towards the spot and fred that the party
red at rushed up and ascertained to be officer
John Davis; witness testified that he did not see
Siglefous fire the pistol, but heard its report.
John McCann, testified to being with the party
assaled; and that he Hutton draw knife in
the disturbance at Welsh's and that Albright was
not there; Hutton and Brewer were however there
ana were sober; witness thought the affray was
maze up between the assailants at Albrights house
near the Powder house; thatit was about 5 minutes
after the first shot fired when the police officers
came me up to the spot where Ford lay.
Wm McCully, testified that he was at the house
on Locust Point; and when they left, and had pro-
ceeded to the Powder house, heard the cry of Eu-
bolts; heard pistols and muskets fired and that he
recognized by the voice that Henry Albright
was one OF the party who cried out "Eubots;" wit
ness thought he could not be mistaken in the voice:
Albright lives near the Powder house.
ohicer Davis testified that he and officer Bozman
heard the shots; separated and approached the
place oy diferent routes; that he got there first;
was shot at by Sgefous; could not tell who fired at
MN; was unable to distinguish a man at that dis
lance; witness supposed t1at Sgefous took him
Tor one OF the assaiants and thought himself sur
rounded, and when Siglefous DISTINGUISHED him he
SAID ~ am glad you've come"
All the witnesses being examined Mayor Swami
stated that no further action could be taken in the
case until the parties who committed the outrage
were arres;ed He supposed that sometime during
the day some of them would be annrehended Inn
tne meantime he would discharge the prisoners but
IL any arrests were made would expect them all to
go oeiore the Grand jury to testify.
lesterday afternoon, officers Shanks CauIk and
1nSco arrested Henry Albright Henry Bonnest
John Sheckles, VIM. Brewer, James Hutton and
James, alias Pungy Weaver, charged with com
inltt1ng the outrage They were taken before JUS
tlce TIC BOYD, who committed Albright to Jail to await
the action OF the Grand jury; Weaver was admitted
TO oali IN the sum OF 81 900, for further hearing
lis securities are Messrs. James McCracken and
wesley woodward. The remainder of the accused
were held at the staton-house for further hearing
TINS morning at o'clock, before Justice Boyd
on Friday night officer Fields arrested a man
named John Toner, charged with assaulting and
beating John +. Brehm on the corner of Lemon
alley and Calender street, in the neighborbood of
the house of the latter on Fremont street Brehm's
head was cut in very severe manner having long
cash on the forehead and bad cut upon the ton of
the head. The wounds were inflicted with iron
knuckles. The accused was taken before Justice
Ensor and committed for Court
John Burns charged some weeks ago with stealing
two kegs of lager beer from the tavern of Peter
Straus, corner of Pennsylvania avenue and Orchard
street s' was arrested on Saturday evening upon
pench warrant, by officers Suter and Brooks and
lodged in Jail.
Charles James, negro, was arrested yesterday by
olilcer Mules, charged with beating B. F. Furgeson
and wife. negroes. He was committed for conrt nv
Justice McAllister
Patrick tinnigan was arrested yesterday evening
by detective German, charged with roting at the
lager beer saloon of Mr.. Roost, on the Beair road
lie threw two tumblers and large stone at the bar
keeper. He was held for a hearing bv Justice
McAllister.