New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-28
he Refuses, Draws Pistol, and
Committed to Prison.
HIS BROTHER ALSO ASSAULTED
Traitor Drummed Gut of Harrisburg
FIRST ACCOUNT.
Pun ADFLPnIA, Thurs day, April 27, 1900.

0OmmllTVT VItI.-IH
train ~ Ninth and Grcene-s.s. and was required !,
apologize for the speech TINS MIR lpgrso refused tou'
nnd dics rcyOy,T from his pocket bu was unable {,
-e N before be was knocked down and very ally cui
and benen bv the crowd lie then arrested. aud
held Ia ra in the SUN of $500 tho charge ~ as
.arli AID battery and c.r!ins consented aeadH
" eapons =,
committee Of liens have since waited upon tht
Mn,or to have the bal increased e. $1,000 nr, IN
oil is regarded one of tic chiefs OF the dsoy~
4 panty in this city,
SECOND ACCOUNT.
PHILADELPHIA, Thursday, April ~ lsoo
Tie Bulletin furnishes the following parucu'
inrs Il tie Incerso difiorliy which las produced
considerable sensation r ilis eiiy' wi, 49,,
/ When the train reached the corner OF Ninth ana
1recnesis party Of men got around the 'front.' door Of
lie cor for tho purpose Of giving MI hser'on part
Tho obnoxious individual however passed out Of the
bach door aud got upon Waliace-st.
Ihc crowd followed after HIN. ~ ligAth y. MI
II rcrsoll TUNED about and faced 10 parry,
Ccpt J. II. Wilmington Jr OF the ls.th Regiment
PonIs lyania Nolnnieers then stcpped forward 1n'
said "lngcIGoll Tn % soldier have nte,d ny l''
for my country | think yea owe an apology TO th'
country Tor your speech, and particularly to the sol
MIR Inpcrsol merely replied, go to hell
The Captqa tdcn raised bis cane ~ strike MI. lngcI
so ut The blow was wardcd oil BY Mr insesol witt
his cane.
The two then crossed caaes for n few seconds.
Mr. InCersoll received cut Oh The lc.' side ~ III
face ane bloko his cane upon The arm oil CaiI VIE
ll- tNn.
Mr.. Inecrsol thon drew back ahont ten PAGES, too
! from tis pocket "a rtyol,cr aud cooked ~
| Some of the crowd scattered ~ tbs TeH.ke NOV,
meft Of My. Hgr-,"ll wien he vas i4inc1lA1ei
j s@i@el by police o7icer.
II was much as an officer cpnd DO 70 Keep "
IIro1ie from laying violent hands upon The prisoner.
Tie prisoner finally landed no tho lul!c, station
allowed by ~ excited crowd, which augmehted d
every square.
Alderman Massey was seri for an M. lrrrrs0
Vwas given a hearing at TIE Sil;i0n House
Capt Wilmington gave biz testimony which was !
the same effect ~ he narrative given above
officer Jones testified ini be arrested the n'cn Wit
4. revolver IN his AVID. nnd u was cockej.
1 Here VI IugoTsoll remarked Gef intg ard offensive
tlv "Y,-. and you all like pack Of rphcrp when
Idaew H."
You are liar 2" ssid one snf the crow made NJ
Joiher rush fur Mr. Ineoro ana the Police With g'ea
sda'cu'y succeeded in tCeniug them hack.
i Captain Wilmington remarked: I've fcen on ~
lbattc-G field where buets ew thck nnd fss.. aud ~
sccn 700 many OF tcm - be scared 10y one roso'yrr
l Alderman MASSEY hold Ar Ingtrsoll Ia Se,tO
tan the charge Of assault ana battery With intent
,Ekhl and carrying concealed deadly NtaponA and
ler ut be locked a.? Ia CELL and up 10 tho presen
fwritiDg sin remains in limbo.
Il Nj Ineersnl appealed TO several persons 70 ~
Isearoh OF bail fDr Tim. but all Refused.
THIRD ACCOUNT.
fUfLApftpHfk-5 r. m.
Tie arrest o. Mr. IngersoIl has oeused considerable
excitement.
A largo crowd hss collected around Spring Gardef
where Dc is confined, aud threats are fresy made
u CO him. cta
/ Nj IngersOls friends are endcaTorlng 10 take 0W
writ Of haiens corpus but ar have not succeeded Il
/ Anding the Alderman hy whom hO vas committed