The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-07-07
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49, TrIE ErOT--STATEAFST W.
,> ~ "N.-,x..--sCr>ES ON THE GKoVNr~-
,,.,> yo,K MINUTES
Wv, Orleans Times reports
~, viewed The combat from dis
ih'> ..,,L of the short space OF time "ccu'
.a,' ~, ,',,,o>t incredible. II was COM
.~d - ',,tnd and bleeding body was
~ro"'. rl}ry away before they even
."' ..l ,,,9hlc era in human expert
80. -; ,,,or IA witness. From the
,.....,,r,. apparent that the details
,.tol - NOT only able but cN-
,,,cr The weapon used by
..."' ,h'u > Mauton laminaicd steel,
...,~narr1'cd gun. was 'oaa'u ~ ~,
r,.I.g tic wcllknown @unsmah.
.. ,,.ug.c W. Carter pcriHrmro i'm'
Indie Cooley. Roth took their
49,. .~omptly. AMI without di>cu>>lon
.t,r tir>t tge Judge Cooley stepped
...,. rbc line and seated himself, but
.-.-,>, remained standing, with his
.~4-d II had been partially agreed,
chm, should third shot be en-
v,hout Injury being done, an
.r.t h, made IL adjust the difficulty.
. i.,f 3 hriri space Of time the matter
..vi I'll human adjustment. From
..-,,r Gentleman, who WAS present
... The ,;~ctatorS. We hear the following
..~ofthc tragic affair.":
.,-,vyNr OF An ryk-wlTNESS.
..-.,.,.. through 4 private telegram adj
-. - me at Mississippi City that the
n.,.l lake nlIrc. concluded to inter
.,,., vain and il possible accompany the
Wah This Object | left Mississippi
.t. nuruin- train and met the other
.,,..al Ire Rigolrt>, the usual meet
,a,nlsics told me that Messr>. Rhctt
.,..0.., with their friends were on board,
- ..urc took lrsSsagc myself and &C
..rut ,hgm | toHnd Judge Cooley
..s.na rhur in the haggagc.car with his
..r Hi foot was disabled from a nail
..t rev into The flesh of his Toe. He
...~.l 10 1T, most cheerful and MAS talking
.. .>aal i,ro>t, vein. / think, with Mr..
l..,., GrrdU>.
r..u. NAtu MAS seated III one Of the
........-. ...,.h..> cnn,crslng with 4 gentle
....,h.m He seemed quiet and most
...,..,,.,r,>"d hut did not apparently have
.r, #, deal 70 say. The friends Of both
.,.,ura-I use The word not in It's techni-
..,a.,. rur ul"ln gentlemen friendly TO
N,I,. scattered throughout the train.
...rar- in the manner of any of them
TED that ANYTHING unusual was about
......r, From thu general bearing of the
....,..,.r>--a'thou-h there were not 4 great
.r,n .,pnn the tram L would suppose
.m ,o nav" been qlitc ignorant of the
.,,n.,>.un, ~ the subject did not seem
..,r1.r.i II conversation.
g.. t..mfy II Montgomery station is a
-,n..n Of low level land. >par>ey
.,a1. and SLED with pine trees, not,
a,t,.. 80 'A!ehjy n 10 ob>truct the view.
ST.. - lut one habitation in the neighbour
.. ; uHr->tnry. implanted frame build
3. t.. LIT at The road looking toward
y . IiI, and tn" >tation-hotse. a small
"u'diu- - the Others along the
s.. w.r' the only ,dit!ccS oi any charac-
.4 '.t. Nunl-c
THE >CENE.
W.,u ,a train stopped twelve or fifteen
...,.I. descended. | am not personally
....',i With all. They seemed to be
.,H tAu Two gentlemen, but Il majority
uure IA the capacity OF Spectators
." -.H lmdlng. il Was intimatcd quietly
..., NJ 'a-secondS that according TO the
.... ! 'a- l-rccmrnt no one but those
..s.'~y Interested should be admitted
81. .nuuj. and Of course in obedience
't- suggestion a minority remained
..... ~ 't,. ~'1tlou-hou>e.
g.. uijy brought with them two colored
..#rf.. Whn carried two sets of double
.,..t 'iu>. the ammunition and other
..4,m,u,..
..E o"fr.d Ia pot between eighty and