, 1866-09-24
nssdsd I'll that ~. required was for The a.sas.ir

needed iii that wa required WIS for The ases,si,
70 hold tho board 20 thatthe horse OF driTer Wopii
rnn aeainst il, and The pace atwhieh he was Roips
velocity than any that conld Be given e Essno,
welded IN the hand. Tho caleuistion. II nh.
1s Ve os ri IT, @iaS So;,. The
driver, with the iAtal reen)t above detailed.
ARaIa71.
.fact LIE .ieeinE that there WIS a combination t,
snse,.i ne oeieat Of Butler was 90 strong tha
whether wei founded Or moi nav ooasibI4 ba ~
ees!alAsd ST M4s on ,he inquest. Otacess q. s. Per!
Sna william Buckley started, at 4 late hour of
81 to 4Ss1 Ss9 R. sR ses ssS sfdsnss ss
upon being called out Of bed, Id heard lmpop nop
Chasles street Geng into t6sir CIT earsaRe eeH s.si1 M
they drove rapidlysto Charles street aad foant
the he. man they xt.hsd 70 zee. From hin
Iy The nielcys 1t No. ii sbermaSn mar
sreet They drove to he spot, arriving thefe
To osesk o. sqnSaT morning
| sdjacent corner. the two officers went to The sa
loon. # was dark, and tho entire neighborhood
sneires Sntsh e., ,n1n eX rspPsa :,
replied that they were police oieers and de.ire3
some some Information; 4 nan. a,ttrcd only IN iii
eet oRfnsd the dooz .o aa@tea
therei" Buckley went into Tue II room o. and ri.
nyds ~ - ra T. ehotner " maish Passing few
l; tssk on Rnckley. i was exceedingly DARK, but
a4s anaeksy a!esosefea TIA. nskey ~
for Hickey wss fortunate enough 70 let /. toaSD' sn
eh STUCK Buckley several severe blows with it. The
P1emI1cr, kept ofiee. Perry from going to Duck.
!ieys aid for some momcnts, and dnaliy jumped
ih ihto he room to hls brothers. assistance closing
only only three Or four feet high, but seemed to S be
hsnlly fastened: Seeing the need Of moro force.
Msy{n EMETy wen! 70 the door and summoned Policemsn
The light and entered over the doos " H. S1s foar 1
aeak wsn sane' tRsn sosassliaE onesgs toshsr M and
Lis throat aaa he eos MAJ aaG5 I'd ZEE liz
a3nGer n3aG =, n II, horrible manner. The man
aseS Slli9 lssved 9Eos5 e "a ePt e too 5o
twist In Char1ies shirt collar and bosom. fearinD
na MdoWn foot Or two Then Perry lost his hold,
naa ,in Hp1sssy dropped back saln to ghs With Mar
loudly for atd. Running back, be had rot within
ten ieei Of the door when DO heard crash oI
ei.sKian aa ans6 snd n nan came nng through
wards oceF Buckley came over ihe sane roatc na.
I'D a;!'lghtsd upon II yictiu," 1t this point
wih ncasy bo bmnfkly sna sad ssvere e
night, had every vestige OF clothing torn from him.
4els an vs. F Indeed slp2eEy customer. Whs they
loass fss ae@ 1ae esd saa .s Nsfg o am
closely parsued By oalcer Marlin, both Of them
sss stHinE nearly On TOP q Perry and tho fellow be
overcoming the obstinate men 9rd took them to
ess.s etS5 w m ai e., w, SssE Ssstsy I'D lis
very ssSete @ bruises, and Officer Perry 6ears
some bites, scratches, and dwellings, that a.c
9gsIsa 9dI1ts ps1nf pdn During the's nSht ths Hcfcys
Jasus" to come to their aid, hui smith did not Of
%3osntne, 13!sae, 6ilse! fsIly found sni'h eo@fotaay
bad had their nght-ihe most severe encounter On
The cause Of the arrest i, understood TO be that
VII bs produced on the inquest, (hold to-daY,)
thai II wouad be Of no use for Butler to run, Us
parties were ready 10 stop the horsea before they
tis dne to The Directors Of the Driving Park
to st not only they entirely
n thelr power to AID the s1acrsr, aud 10 bring
has, he presumed assassins to lnatice. Taey haye
Gefn blamed y some for ordering the Iii heat
Gnoneh answer to ihcse to SAY that the rules OF
tho Association are imperative on ibis point, that
nssa no daee shal BE- posponea after the sntrie,
!hs deceased, and anxious that nothing shonld he
LEI. n,dope tat might ai4 n his feeoTefy eF
TITS morning at eleven o'clock, at the Trcmont
House, to take action In the matter and 10 offer
. reward for the arrest and conviction Of the
assasdin Or assasefns.
TIE DECEAEEp
ewenty-niue years old, born in Now YOtE. where
he Was brought mp to The business OF q Butcher.
which he followed u!l few years ago, when he
70 handle horses. He came from New YorS viii
the horse General Bnilcs," "a Dis chIci caro
taseE, handling him at all the t*svcats' which
nave 5eccEtly come OF In which that horse wns Gu
represented as q youns man OF excellent charac.
Fl, tsce from those vices which are generally
iaid 10 he charge Of sporting men, upzight ID his
could always be depended on. He was worth
cons 81 Siderable property: He was single man.
HIS brother Is expected TO arrive here his morn.
ING. Tle inquest will probably be hclI io-daY.