The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1866-11-06

oopsNu ApuVof, W t1Vhp hitkAs tfttkss Sft3tte-'
thing in the wagon, and Witness SSens
then tc she place whore tAe FIRE As at
which they cooked, there beihg re
chimney tothe house. Witness heard
wife of deceased tell Levy to hush
talking any more to deceased. Levy
said to her to make Julius hnsh and
he wouldshushs Levy wanted t0slsnow
of idsceased where that pistol was he
was going to shoot people with. De-
ceased said lfe wostldsdiegebsfere Iaeyy.
should see it that day.s Deeessed,
got upon the wagon, got down
and picked up pair of heavy tongs,
goh.ap the front of wagon and down
q and went to the hind end of
lagon where he met Leyy Bolick.
Cness was not paying strict atten-
tion at that time. Witness hoard
tome strokes, apd looking saw Bolick
go backwards, Saw deceased, draw
up the itongs, and open, at Z the front of
his pants, and witness saw q pistol,
got up and saw deceased pulling at
The pistol fastened, around his waist
with. q leather strap. Heard Leyy
call to Robert to come there with, the
pistol ; witness looked to sec il Robt.
had pistol, Robert stepped forward,
but witness was not noticing, particu-
larly. Witness then, heard two re-
ports and one cap break. Witness
then looked at thom, and heard the
wife of deceased say to deceased
srun." He did run. Levy. turned
around and when witness saw blood ON
his face, asked him if he (Blain) shot
him there. Levy said he thought he
(Blain) had struck him there with the
tongs, and the ball had just brushed
his face. !. .e..s,a
Z Inteyogatea By he Judge -Deceased
got down to get the tongs, and got; up
again on the ,iouble-treo of the.wagoris
Prisoner, Levy, standing by and said
nothing. Did not pay attention as 10
ihowsthey met. Julius won't round to
the rear where Bolick was, withItlie
tongs held at the fire. end. Bolicl
had gone to the hind end of the wagon.
When Julius picked up the tongs, Bo-
lick was at the fore end Of the wagon .
When they met the strokes Commons
ed. Witness heard the strokes and
looking saw Julius 'drawsup the tones.
and fufnblamith him left hand for KS
his pants., silssafs lsIs
q Accommodation yeysspsetl. Fitness Il 81 81
,ticed no exciteaio slss hen d sea
sdfoxed up WiSh tho va ;tal, lSi iex WAS WAS
not angry, and not until Julius drew
up the tongs did lse become So. A Alter
tho strokes heard LevycalI to Robert
to 9shoot, shoot. n, Jiliidshad his pis-
tol tied. with q leather strap, drew it
out of his pants as liar aS the strap
would let it come, and got the nsuzsle
turned from him. AT that time heard
Levy say to Robert shoot, shoot.
NT Levy did not seem angry until : he
got into the fray ; talked as he usual
ly did. when he told deceased to hurry
up. Both were angry when wife Of
deceased said to prisoner please hush
and let Julius alone. Bolick said
mildly, "Julius, hurry and ! get these
things out Of the house. e.'' ftDeceasetl
ran about loo yards before he fell.
Witness heard one or two reports after
deceased run. One was fired ,by Lew
Bolick with shot gun which was lying
near his horse, some ten steps from the
wagon, Levy got the gun after Julius
ran. Deceased was about SO or go
yards from prisoner when he shot tho
gun Witness examined deceased, ,
but found no'wound in his back. He