The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-10-21

I ,,,dar the favor OF warm and sunny weather,
ber attending physician ~pronouncing her GU,
If danger. T6e ball, though not yetiound, 1t Is
confidently hoped will not be the cause OF any
vItal or serious lesiens in her system.
ROMEO H%oPELEssLY BLIND.
As for Zabriskie, he also is doing well. he
was, forty hours after the accident, trans
ported 10 the prison hospital at scnWSz h a1s
| oversight seems irretrievably lost. the ball nav.
ing penetrated the Uranium In the Tempo.
region, near the left eye., The course OF the
ball could not be ascer.aineI and no exit OF
the same be found. His case ID less hopelul
than that of the young lady, and yet found
him In a cheerful mood apparently not realizing
the fact that a criminal charge 10 penolne
over him and that the case will be brought 10
trial. Ii found guilty the laws OF the Canton
Schwyz may send him to the gallowe.
found him stretched on q bed, with Sister
Verona beside him, In o little room overlook.
Ing the lake, with q beautiful landscape spread
before him. His appearance denotes q ynIng
and wild patient, pale yet healthy looHlng.
He speaks German remarkably well, ana mas
q sweet voice. He conducted himself at the
hotel 10 Zurich In an orderly and quiet man
ner, but showing signs of high temper when
abiding to the obstacles thrown IN the way
of seeing Miss Julielta.
LEGAL PROCEEDINGS DEFERRED.
The presiding Judge of Schwyz, Mr.. Ulman,
has decided to defer further legal proceedings
until both Miss Julietta as well as the princl,
pal actor in the tragedy have 30 far recovered
that no further danger may be apprehenoeu.
The wounds, as already stated, nealea re-
markedly we'll by first Intention, and NO aiarmc
Ing systems are apparent except Inc ioss ~
eseslght In zabriskie's case: ne Wia pf f. may
run hard with the Pole in the face OF the law
of Canton schwyz. Unless evidence 10 lortn-
coming which admits extenuating clrcMin-
stances ne will DO severely punlsned. Tue
mother OF the young lady has handed me q
abatement in writing OF the occurrence, OF
which the following Is a copy:
Il STATEMENT OF MRS. BoNVILLE.
On Sunday, August 4, two young American
ladies, who had been staying With their motner
at the hotel Muller, at Gersau, went OUT lor q
walk with lhree gentlemen friends. They mad
not proceeded lar when they were accostedb y
a Young Pole who had been paying his ad-
dresses to the younger Of the tive sisters. de
an interview with her, which was
at hret refused both by herself and the genue-
men under whose protection she was; ont on
his repeating the request In q most urgenI
manner she at length consented. ana slePpea
aside to listen to him, while the DINERS walked
slowly on. He then renewed his proposals,
which were firmly and finally refused by. the
Young lady, when be suddenly drew Q pistol
and placing It at her head fired, The others,
alarmed by the report. fastened back IN time
to see the young lady lying on the ground and
the young Pole shoot himself through tne
head. She was Instantly carried back to the
hotel, the best medical assistance In Switzer.
land telegraphed for, and every effort made
to save her and alleviate her sufferings, with
such happy results that we are pleased to be
cble to state that her attending physicians
nave pronounced her out of danger.