The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-08-03

bhNEN SUGGESTIVE Ah9AH11nANApNbs
The Memphis correspondent Of the
Chicago Tribune ralatea that on Tho
morning OF Wednesday, the 2lge In.
slant, while Mr. Full6rton, o Pitts
buTgh detective, was on his way 10 this
city, on horseback, from O nelghboling
village, he suddenly met, face 70 face,
about Two miles from town, o notorious
burglar and counterieltef, OF tho name
OF Roseberry, whom he had long de-
sired and sought 10 Apprehend, but was
were,
Accordingly he turned his horAs
about, and rode towards RosebeEfy,
who had passed him several rods, and
commanded him to halt. Tha fellow,
not daring to truatto tllght, paused and
turned towards the officer, and ~ he
did 90 drew his revolver and pointed II
at Mr.. Fnllerton's head, threatening 10
shoot him II he advanced further.
The latter WAS pEephted for this, and
without any further ceremony drew
bead on Ro6sbsrTy and fired, but with.
out effect, and his horse began 10
plunge, aud kick With such violence
that Eie could iiot TAX ! Btesdy aim. BE.
fore he could uSS His weapon again,
Roseberfy fired twice Ut him, and with
such accuracy that one bail produced q
slight wound In his neck.
Firing the second time without etfe9t,
Mr.. RnlleFton l0aped from his horse
and ran toward the man, who then
hred the third Bhot ut close quart0rS,
bnt fortunately without doing any In
Jury. AZ the officer attempted 10 seize
him he drew large knlfs, and cut him
In several places on Tho shoulder and
breast, then turned from the road and
ratllinIo tho brush. Mr.. Fullerton fred
o. him once 40 he, was running, but
failed 10 disable him, and the fellow
succeeded In getting away.
The ouceE1 unable to pursue the Gull
prlt, walked 10 o house near by, whore
his horse had been caught, and larrled
there Tor q short time 70 rest and dress
bis wounds, which were OF pAlnlnl,
though mot dangerous character. ID. ~
Mr.. Wade Bolton, of this city, died
this morning, from the effects OF o
wound received q few days sincs, at
the, hands OF one Or, Dickens, who lives
eight or ten miles ont OF the city. Mr..
Bolton had just come out OK the park,
at Court Square, and was standing, 10
company with 0 friend, on the side
walk on Main street, when Dr.. Dickens
and his son came toward them, It
seems That Mr.. Bolton had cause to
fear an attack, for he Inad6 q move to
get away as soon as he saw the two
men approach !, Bat II was too late; the
elder Dickens drew 0 revolver and shot
Mr.. Bolton through the left breast, near
the shoulder, fr.f ,,,t.,,,,,.''.' u, =.
Tbs wound was al. hrst thought not
TO be dangerous; but the ball was not
found nor ilS direction, discovered, II
has aimee been found 70 have lodged
between the YertebB OF the spine. I'm.
medlately after the ahootIpg, Dickens
was arrested on charge. or Bssanlt
with intent tokill., BE was released on
light ball, and It is geneI ally believed
thai Il will be difficult 10 find him, since
Mr.. Bolton's death. gaL ii, ID ..If7
This new act Of violence marks
another step In the progress OF one OF
the bltteEest and bloodiest fsuds record.
ed In history, In the course, OF which
seven human lives have already been
destroyed. IT.. .4..g NM ~
Thls deadly enmIty originated a long
time since between The family of Dicks
Ouo w Oho oIuo AANL wv * AILbEbOub on
the other, and has Intensified until Il
has enlisted tho near relatives OF each
family, who now esppuse the, quarrel
With as venomona q spirit as the origi.
nal principals.
The. headquarters, Of these families
are but about an honE's driye, from the
city; and at times the war Is renewed
between them with. such spirit and
determination that the entire nsIghbor.
hood b thrown into violent panic or
alarm, 30 that mounted parties 6f The
police force have 10 be despatched TO
the scene ofactlon to,restore order and
quiet. =" W." s'a E."f',!'f" w
The male combatapts on the Dickens
Side are Becoming 30 lthInned ont and
scattered that their enemies dhd some
difficulty In coming upon them, And
the young men on the Patterson sIde
are apparently ready 10 take the women
In the course Of their. retaliation, when
they cannot ind the men: or The
Dlckenses, however, there are still the
old man, the murderer. OF Mr.. Bolton,
and oneson who are able 10 lght, " "
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