The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-08-25

stFeIs-A Romantic CuAS from sunny
sIeiIy-A Kentucky Runian shoots IN
Onieer.
BRADroRD, PAp August 24.-An official
dispatch to the Era, from Salamanca, New
York, reports shooting atfray that will
probably prove fatal to two Of the partici-
pants. Mrs. Bonn, alias Lizzie jackson,
became enamored OF John Lock Warwick,
q member of Calendars Georgia Mipstrels,
and followed the company from Syracuse.
This afternoon Warwick, accompanied
BY Lizzie Jackson, went into saloon and
were soon after Joined by Jno. Taylor,
another member OF the Georgia Minstrels,
and Frederick Jackson, the reported hus-
band OF Lizzie. All the parties are colored
jackson learning OF bis wiie's action, fol.
lowed her from Syracuse. After taking o
drink, jackson quickly drew revolver
and shot Warwick through the neck, the
ball penetrating the windpipe and coming
out the other side. jackson then fired
several shots at his vile. one
ball striking her in the eye intlicting
terrible wound, another In the shoulder,
and third in the back. Warwick fired
at Jackson several times, and the ball
grazing his back, Warwick then fed.
jackson was arrested and is now in jail.
Warwick's wound will prove fatal while
Mrs. Jackson may recover. Warwick's
home is in Davenport, Iowa. Jackson Is
said to be native Of Baltimore. The min.
strels gave an entertainment in the even.
ing, as advertised.
An UNwELcoME PARDON.
SAN FRANcrsco, August A.-Rosianio
Nell, sicilian, brigsnd and member Of
the Society Of La Malta, who was sent TO
the penitentiary last year for robbery.
was yesterday pardoned by the Governor
and Immediately started by an overland
train for Italy, in charge Of an Italian
official, and Capt. Stone. Of the San Fran
cisco police. he Is wanted at home for
murder, and was pardoned for his o's
tense here in order 70 admit OF his extra
dition. The matter has been kept very
quiet, as the La Malta is very determined
organization, and IL is feared they will at
tempt his rescue.
A KENTUCKY KILLING.
COLUMBUS, KY, August 24.-Last night
at II o'clock, officer B. F. Vaughan was
shot by Buck Rockwell, a notorious con.
tidence man, ct Arlington, small village
on the Chicago, st. Louis and New Or.
leans Railroad. Rockwell had been. ar
rested by Vaughan for disorderly conduct
and on the way to the Jail he drew reyol.
yer and shot Vaughan In the breast and
made his escape.
HIGHLY SATISFACTORY.
DEADwooD, August 24.-In the case Of
o. S. detectives Llwellyn and May, who
demanded trial on charges OF murder
for killing Grimes, alias Curly, while at.
tempting to escape from them last fall, the
Jury rendered verdict Of not guilty with.
out leaving their seats. Grimes was one
OF the most dangerous criminals in this
section, and the verdict is higly satisfac-
tory.
A NEARLY FATAL ASSAULT.
NEw YpRK, August 24.-Fred. K. Hoft-
man Ia in the Hudson county, N. j., jail
to answer for murderous assault he made
while at sea upon William A. Anfreg ht,
passenger on the Red Star
steamer Zealand. Hoffman was al
stowaway, but was discovered, and an.
noyed until he lost bis reason. He plunged
q large butcher knife into the back Of Au-
frecht's neck, making a wound five inches
long and narrowly missing the arteries at
the side. The wound at the time was
thought to be certainly fatal, but 1t Is now
possible the victim may recover.