The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-08-11
THE VAUDEVILLE TRAGEDY.

tlon OF the reporter, there being no other way
of getting back to town. DELAYED the pubIica-
,ton ~ tbi, ro,,,+ ,,,4i1 III, ,,,,,,i,,
" ,rs1a.il,a .,' ui " sli,7 'no' ,''ns
| III MaliueFllie the excitement when had
i followed the affair had, in a great measure
died out although the matter was still the
general tonic of convarsation Amony fba
.saao1s :, - ,.;I,o<rr h1,,,as,c,, .ha.a
most as many M n,l1eLeno sIatenehts ol the
tiaIeely as mere tla'l oahli .a III the CITY.
,is VIII oi MitH .llo oi!ooI1hs oceulIeu
wa, was cioWasa aI eile llfhe IL .ooh place win
lanieps chiluIel a. all'l men, anu t,leie was such
Iusli anu stastfIi.is !a. RON sIe ltnihedlate
sr1ile ~ .e l'illsul,y o. tilt i.lse M snoa tnat
olily lilo9s " ~ @tls nea,est .lle pateleh1af
& &spoe w .he "iitli Mlltla lns eIas1ay was en-
aeea @ oouln t see thao Wae mansp,en, aha mere
We're very leW ol .Ie5e VINO We're eool enough
| " ,ioteaIhs lot'p...sii'.ss ,s..s,ts .,
aitef some dIlieulty the reporter succeeded
u ~ getelilg ail ih' alaeh ol ana earning 1he
chaIaelef - me .ess'hons tahen oelofe me
| coroner. Even ilefa mere Was some hltie
| con'Aco III tue sIaie,hehts ~ .he Witnesses
tha MON ~ tna tive If tha ditfieui,, thaua W
was some difference All the witnesses but
| one testified that the two men were some dis
lanee apart, and this one witness stated that
| Capt. Boyle had his hands on Bosaue's
| shoulders when the latter fired his first shot
from which TO work the reporter persevered
| with his Inquiries, with the purpose of recon-
| cling or explaining away the conflicting por-
| tions of the Testimony. and ascertaining tha
circumstances which led to the affair The
following is the result Of his investigation.
and
A CORRECT STATEMENT
of tho no,,tio,I,,o If +b, f.+ol md eoa o,,o,,t
ON Tmaada iaot " Gnt Rn,e e'a ~ 90,
n,it ea1ra atha,, .,ont lonan ond "a oor1
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ot ~ MN ~ I IL 1,a lsie
Is u, a 80, VIZ ki9aeu otis
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,'a, aa b 80, - d,iIiets misu az
ao,, rrll a,, 49,, o,,i ,,,anSa 1,it WIZ
af+ f. .. ,, ~ onoti i,,,y1.
pn,ia vow, rizoJ aitbo, - ~ 20 - Satp ~
individual himself, that Bosdue was drunk
Bosqle fetorfed to Capt Boyle and his party
quietly withdrew. Some little time afterWard
Bosque, VINO had continued drinking,
ATTACKED CAPT BOYLE a=
on tba wharf a1laoing that ba b.d boon
insultad, and HourlsEed pisfol in a % threaten
mo manner The wharfmastar hnwevar gnt
eritv and tina t1v succeeded IN yattnn Roanno
ayrev from cant RovIa who Vac ,1nar,,ad
The same evening oreaiIv tine next mnrning
Rosoue left for Coyinuton some ton miles |
distance from Mandpyillp From Covinoton
he cant bis anolnpias for hia nsnoeadings "
Cant t@Ravin Aetn Cant Rovla'a raennrso - |
tho anni,yatic message thera ara NAM,
cnnaint ing ref,o,ts tbsy oil ba1,ono, nlsra,
that no daaliped to anesnt I'll tho anoIog,v Int
there are no two of tne raaepna asciennt
which ara aIita trbatCant RnvI,,o onanars !
We're horaver NOT If > 1'atnra n,n,'ld laa5 |
him ta eSnsct an attack is ordamoad on IL, @ mo
fact that ha st no timn arnrassad e,1.
aian nf na ,io "' nv o'Ai'o
5 ,t l.1et - NV M,iia VII, 1I,ag wel