Daily Republican., 1882-07-05
! SrABBlNG AFFRAY.
IAN sLAsHES AN,
A COLUsS~, WITH RAZOR-IN a
OTaa%T Ta,TIcAL CONDITION .

,.hborhood ofB street was a
The neignUb excitement yesterday
ssne sor Of % 5V the stabbiDg Of ,cS q cSlorea req
nOrniSSs' .Ss circumstances OF whlcn are
about as 0d iCiiUs nan namedWilliam Kins-
AColoroun n,tI;ne in Peter Bradley's
low %a w B street, between LocTSS ws,,1Sr anu
ButtOnT,OOvUsd entered the store, and
also co'Urr1' Unv 'provocatiou struck kins-
without SnS n;rg blow in the face. The
low . . S,Su ~ once jumped to MS oe',oS feet 70
ls.%d lIss1nd himself when a struggle Gus ensuse Sa
deieGSu ISa Dhsligerents were separated %,
butthe uSrs SSriolls damage was done, and
fore any S SNo was intoxicated was q ect'
ed a. if'M ,5o 'diffculty Kinslow ,t lett the
after taG nd urOCeeded to bis boarding
store al% Oa Locust street, south OF b.
house, Uu,siniup US inthe house for a short
After y sVipd Vsitarled out by the back way.
time s,!os d. SSSontinued to dog his footsteps
WslhJ, lUhsn Kinslow got a short distance
and wGen iDom the house on Buttonwood
away it Ssfpht was renewed. KSns-
streeL, da sao an effort to elude The clutches
low 10y Walker T1SV al and get away, but Walker
Of WS,nti h.nt on afiSht, and kept following
was UTti u0t;, thew arrived at the corner Of
MN ny sI9,, IR9,n,ttopwood streets, when Walk.
aIu .Iuow himself against Kinslow, who
esI'nming e. snnTn tired of being bullied, drew
OeCU,~ S1"Or and cut bis assailant, inticting
i"nVi nnlv wound about six inches In
an su.S tSiI n Close proximity to the heart.
lengsu ~. - .ba emitting the two men clinch-
a AI TinslOw got Walkers head under
III Sis arm, but the latter seized tue hand
nv nitSs % farmer, in which was the razor,
~ OnS IN bafore any more injury could be
auUsths Su~ parties were separated, and
.UDV .Ss Vwoupded man taken to DR.. Kim.
S.Ips III druc store, corner of 9th and
Tsald Tsa + N street, where the cash was
l.%sS nVn m and the wound dressed. He
.0" M.s Then taken to neighboring house
wSsre he suffered intense pain through
ant tbe day, and the man is now lying
!" % critical condition, as the wound,
SsinS soclose to the heart, is considered
SdaSgerous one. After the wounded
man lad been cared for, Kinslow went
Hsck @ 10 his boarding house, where he
wSs @ advised BY friends to leave town
tor awhile until the trouble blew over.
Acting under this advise h9 struck a
bee line for the causeway and thence
along the New Castle road.
Officers Vickers and Cannon were in.
formed of the affair and at once started
IN pursuit of the fugitive, whom 1t was
thought, had taken the Hare's corner
mad and boarded the Delaware train
II Hare's corner, but officer VickerS
who went down failed to hud his man
and returned to this city, at the same
tlme the conductor of the train was
notified to keep a watch for the colored
man, Officer Cannon was informed
/ that the man had not taken the train
and be az once supposed that he was
0uthe other road to New Castle. Ac.
curdagly q carriage was secured and
tie driver drove him on the main road
BY round about way, when the officer
aiighted and started in a walk to Will
ningtOn, thinking he would meet the
fugitive, In this he was not mistaken
and III short time came mp with his
man, about three miles from this city,
arrested him and brought him to the
city, where he was lodged in the cells
and will have hearing when the in
jurei man is able to appear. Officer
Cannon deserves praise for his prompt
action in thus securing the prisoners
arrest