The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-03-15

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Severance has been, and Is yet, undergoing . sies
of excitement and il seems - though
~ to tivs more thaa passing notice. In the 6r,
place, il viii Be proper to stats Dc fhets
We get 1t thsD. On Tuesday evening Of las
week. the nsws having bean received that Hayes ha
been in.ugur.ted vitbsst any .v.bls and jus, III
the last tine take. OF the strsansr and al, repor
heard that there had bssa fight at the saloon
No one thought much sbsut IL Aftsr about half 81
hour more ii was reported that Pat Aaher bad al
most killed . On inquiry, We ind the following
to be the cause. - far - known, George Mock me
Wesley Besuchamp. They passed . few words- con
graduating themselves over the election Of Hayes
One said to the other, Lets 20 and get drink" On
entering the saloon, thers some ono drunk
man who belonged the eonstructlon train. He waa
mad because Hayes President, and because thess
gentlemen were humping their glasses over H.yes
He thought he would stop it, After several attempts
to insult them, Beauehamp gave him . push. Still
he would come back, and edge himself in between
them. Mock eeneludsd he would arrest him, but
knowing We had no calaboose to put him in, he let
him 20, and gave hin push. He came back the sec
ond time to Beauchamp, who showed him over. Al
this, Pat hsher sprang at Beauchanp. and sid,
"You struck 1t that man with . knife" Bsauehamp
hsld up his hands, and said. 81 did nst; have no
knife" Al this, Aaher struck him With . shovel,
knocking him down. and struck him three tinss Dsrs;
dsed the e6ieer and swsrs h dared net arrest him
Mock went direct 70 Squire hsvhertsrs t. swear ont
warrant. During this time Bssuehsnp lay in the
leon. Ne sas Offering to help him. wn. Williams.
Hosd Master, eans N, rolled hln over, md asked
WY tney did net care fof MIN. ne saad va inhu-
man ana brutal Aawhsssr sssa sens IN ana Beau
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en.mP w. cs''oo " III Dsas o"o'' M irs" ssss
70 the residence Of hn erotnef In sevn During tns
tne' constable AeSes mad srrsstsa Aaheri ana aso
JUST tAksn . tnoesesa ashaf eeee- wan Dfs Ds'e
anu hoPAhs eaa'so, ma rsPsfseo tns sxAminsa'n
showed fracture o. ne ska WIN great enanees Oh
DssuehA"P oyns. On TINS, As"esr'ef esosso -
ner 70 % earessso' ana refused oono Of any Aho'
inc Coon'y A''one! eouio ger up inc next any
Mr.. Armstrong came up at ~ o'clock In answer 10
tseeram rom AaWnerter. beauchamp osnS no
BETTER bond OF any kind was refused. Ihs papers
were MADE out to commit Aaher to jail that day. out
NOOK vas IN the country and did not get back until
amos. aArki was TOO ia'e 70 'aks MN mat Jay
lie mad been allowed to 60 TO his home the ngh %
fore. under guard but the seessd night A.wher'er
would not ALLOW him to Co. but put him in his once
ever Cionohs store with strong guard over hin''
until 'ne .fain went down me next oss' oh inc
morning Oh 'ne sseona DAY, N."ner'er CONSENTED 70
'ANs zen .n0usana aohsrs pond' nut voo'o require
eaeh 70 swear !" the amount ne was WORTH
over ana ABOVE NJ" ohsmpnon ana haoin''es some
one telegrapned 10 Attorney Armstrong 70 come up
ana give me- adsieo a. TO Inc bono question IL
said' on inc ar1Ssi OF Armstrong thas nc saio ne
'nousht h'e thousand would oe enough or good
enough or words 10 that eject b. a. ssaver asked
Aa"herter II he would give until the next day for
Maher to NIL his bond AsWherter said he would con
sent, II Armstrong agreed on Shortly afterwards,
se"rer told M.wherrer that Armstrong had consent
ed Mr. Armstrong told AAwherter, just about tram
time that ne had not consented but 1t was TO late
IN the day. the train was due, and after seeing that
they had been deceived there was only one way to
until morning. Nawberter then gave Con
stable McGee strict orders to take Aaher to his ONCE,
and not et him out only to attend to the wants OF
nature Mawhertsr went to his school; after school,
went to his Office, and found no one in He inquired
where Maher was. Will Foster said he had gone to
supper, under guard OF heGse and Eugene Bradhsld-
1t was then getting dark Aawhsrter said he Was
afraid Maher would get away and was just starting
to 60 himself and look after them, when hs mot Joe
Atkng, who told him that Pat had got away The
feeling can better be guessed than described. 1t
seems the guards took him to bis house for supper;
Maher stepped into bedroom took of his coat and
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door, then came back after the soap his wife standing
in the door talking to him tsr saSpossd to have besn
After about minute, MCGEE stepped to the door to
look for him. when 10! he was not there On looking
for his coat and vest, they were gone; and thus it
was that he made his escape. Maher bad u friend
there to help him. he was furnished horse and 9th
sr things to make his way with ease II 10 generally
oeie'eu was Af,.nseo, ana 'uA' n'h "eis ''1ou'
'ns ie-uy 70 neip ni" n' n'sn' u-iA ,nS'
ohe 'ou,u hui .s' '"' iee' 'eiole nin' Inc "noie
race Q, inc eAr'n was covered WIN ee' was eo'a'
anu Inc oncsfs oe'ns "orn ou'' having oeen up Two
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