Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-02-02


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then went To his Office, here he remained
until arrested by the OH &c. ~ho lodged
him IN the ali At this place.
Ia company with Coz. J W. Shaw, who
is personally acquainted with the prison
er, the reporter called At the Jail last
night, ana through the kindness Of Shtr-
III Tritch, was admitted. lie appeared
quite communicative aud justified him
self, asserting that be committed the act
in sclf-defence; that he had been ma
ligned and traduced, his steps dOgged
and his life threatened; that on the day
Of the killing, about noon, while on the
way from the stable to his Office, in pass
ing DIR. Knots house, Knott had come
out, fired his revolver, aud told him that
he intended to kill him the next limo
they met; that he started to visit q pa
tient, taking the gun with him; that DR..
Kuott intercepted him, threatened to
shoot his heart out, aud rushed toward
him, putting his hands to his pocket, "
if drawing y weapon, and that in fear Of
his life he shot him. He had been SO
maligned aud slandered that he was al
most frenzied. He was born in Mecca,
TrumbuIl county, in 1880, where bis
father still resided. Had studied medi-
clue il the office Of DR.. Bradley, Of
Johnston; had gone West, where he re-
NAMED until the breaking out Of the
war, when he returned to Ohio and en-
listed in the I'd Ohio Cavalry, and was
transferred to the 9th Ohio Cavalry; had
spent some time 10 rebel prisons; was
married, but his wife was dead; had
daughter living, who was married. Here
he broke down and wspt bitterly, regret
ting, ON her account, the position In which
he WAS placed. We give his version Of
the affair in justice to him, though the
evidence before the Coroner's jury place.
the matter in = different light. Court
convenes on the Sd OF next month, when
his trial will take place. 1t is sad A.
fair.-Cinctsnatt (O) Gazette.