The daily gazette., 1882-07-05
FRRIJLENT HOLIDAY.
| .,ooro MAN SHOT AND
G.oNaogTHHER ONE cuT't81l
MISCELLANEOUS MIsHAPs'

MOTHER ONE 0'Ilisgll
MISCELLANEOUS M1sHAPs'
A., struck ny stray Bullets
no small rres--Injured OS
,r.-Pollce Arrests ft
I, the coolness of the tempera. !, .
s.1,y i, S the "glorious Fourth. -, WE ans,
eFdas Y tSis M elty in the way Of isse asel-
y y u minor t casualties. The Polics uS,
b I'm n,InJi all the night Of the 80 and
\ OTt OsTItIough but two really , serious ,.ls"ts
a,r.,ed, The number oi sr.es.s I.ss,.s
Esv .ss q, was large, and patriotism
es sSi IN SulIy developed in native ana
6 "A ,itlnsns' ia,,s s''I Red, white and blue
% worm vrl| With propriety and the
s,Vle received many vigorous
tiAMAS STABBED.
t,ornlnp william Kinslow and
M."r Musu Nth colored, got into o dis
slAVi, ~ I'd s,ore of Peter Bradley, B
u a~ wv Ruttonwood and Locust,
esSsSN S,,nued until Walker was cut In
oA'.'S, S,,actly over the heart. The
Wy ssshes S fazor and was about'six
lnauS aaatb y and very deep. The assault
ierS hsye ~ been provoked by Walker
~ NV h t6e ARRAY is about rs fol-
lSsiST III was sitting in the
X Walker, under the In
n llouor. entered the place
INT rroyocation struck Kinslow
Isw IN tbe face. The men clinched
Grlrgle but were separated by
Kinslow soon left and went to his
bonse on the west side of Locust
ow r. aud was followed by Walker.
Sr eft The house the back way and
h followed BY the latter to Button
N between A and B, when the
was revived. Kinslow did not
rht but tried TO get away. Finally,
rner Of Buttonwood and b streets
ID desperate at the persistency Of
4, who kept crowding against him,
Ilor and struck Walker, inhieting
bis stated.
ep clinched, but were separated be-
further cutting could be done,
al bis wound dressed at KimbalPs
/, A and Head streets, and wai
m to the house of Thomas Bantam
street. The wound, while noi
h fatal, is severe one and the
! dangerous condition. Kinslow
Hder the advice Of friends, de
to leave the city fol
snd went out the railroad
csueway. Officers Cannon anC
started after the man, the latte
/ train to Hare's Corner, where i
eed Kinslow had gone. Wicker
without his man, however, AM
Elor of the train was telegraphe'
f Hawkins to be on the lookout
cannon, discovering that KinsloV
hken the train,, procured a car
Nated for New Castle, but con
emust be ahead Of the fugitive
md started back to the city.
Ane miles out he met Kinslow o
b New Castle and at once arreste
lhe prisoner said his name wa
Funman, but tlnallyT admitted h
and at o'clock was locked up !
Hall. officer Cannon is deseryin
credit for his management Of q
h the prompt apprehension of Il
One story is that the cutting WI
\ Of an old quarrel, In which Kin
night before tried to use his raz'
Ter.
SHOT ny HIS FRIEND.
$50 o'clock yesterday mornin
pseph Price, a colored youth abol
Ofage, was standing at the corn
and Orange streets, Ottery Dunn
pther black, came along with ayoul
As Dumpson reached the &C
Pposite Price the former drt
pistol and pointing at the latter sa
cular manner Lookout, or l
pr at the same time discharge
bon. Price placed his hand on !
exclaimed (: ''You have shot n
Dough- Dumpson ran to t
man, helped him to his home
1 0ut, above Tenth street, .
hncned DR.. Henderson, who prob
: half inches for the ball withC
I Dr.. Hazlett was afteTYard &c
he in turn probed for the ball
Plh Of four inches without succe
lnd is in the back two inches to
the spinal column and four incl
le hip, and almost the same spot
President Garfield was shot. I
y the ball was forward and doy
III both physicians think &c entel
pih'hal cavity. The boy suffered
nh IN the abdomen until DR.. HAL
morphine in the afternoon.
feared that peritonitis would set
, case it might prove fatal. !
y, however, the victim was rest
laDly, peritonitis had not set in,
c.ofs had stopped probing for
e'illlg 1t best TO leave the wol
claims that he was deliberately 81
ulhhson says it was altogether
Dulnpson was taken to the [
" he'd without bail to answer
ouHg al such time as Price was {
slh,cK ny STRAY BULLETS.
Tgn M % % and Z o'clock yesterday m,
n,t MY. Vharlcs E. Dubeil, living at
s%u street, was in his bath room
,,1. qua, J report from a pistol, and
NAhlly u bullet came through a
luu struck him in the lower pal
o.I yluen' lie began a search of
'"Oou rom his windows and
,ou sce IL possible where the IN
!" ,ai, ~ Oht made no discoveries. |
s0oa \ oue house he told his wife of
nj 'V ana tainted from nervous
NJ NJ a., An examination showed thai
N "T' " Ocen broken, although n
tiH, ~ .le heavy band of the pantal
,Is ns dangerous wound. The c
rO,Sylrated anS all this way throug
no'la Ill 'he ball was found, fiatt
G,Irl iDS S1 Mr.. Dubell was compell
% Ucq all day, but to-day is I
Dtv Hu S bullet, which is calibre 20,
reclIaa Urea from a pistol in the han
but csS q sS person celebrating the ds
strno,, Y"C Yesterday morning
NJ NHvCE lCE the door frame Of the
Il HI Ii, 'U' D. West Fifth street, and 6
bouISann Ma neila Seeds, Is years of aa
Es6 6,, waanl nl9lllicting slight though
Iro,a \ SMALL CASUALTIES.
10 stray. n Daler, a lad living at No
ed NV b,vvI mad his face and head
small NAL 'ook place yesterday and
b pea. ones in houses on Rot
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