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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-05-18

vices. and the event is looked for
ward to with great expectations.
THE DEDICATION.

vices. and the event is looked for
ward to with great expectations.
THE DEDICATION.
Day could not be fairer or loves
lier than that which dawred on
Logan this morning S, arce a cloud
in the sky. The brief rain of the
day preceding seemed 10 lay the
duet and cool the atmosphere, and
make the air delightful. beyond
words. With the exception of a
very few places the roads are in
good condition, and at an Ga " hour
people had already com u enced to
gather into the city. As soon as
breakfast was over, those here to
attend the services bfgan to flock to
the Temple grounds in the hope Of
securing eligible and desirable ro~
sitions, and if possible to gain ad-
mission; old men and women carry
ing chairs in their hands began the
trip to the Temple as early IS Z 30
O'clock iii the morning, three hours
before the services were announced
to commence. Thee were not less
than $4,000 people here to-day
including of course those
from this county. The arrange
menis are perfect; the esdiUg mpa
of the Territory, secularly nd reli-
giously, are gathsrs d here, and in
an hour the most important event
that has ever transpire0 in Northern
Utah will have commenced.
The hour at which the doors were
TO be opered was placed at 10 a. m. !;
but long before that time, the east
end, at which admittance has to be
gained, was crowded and packed
by those hold ng tickets Of adj
mission. Promptly at the desig-
mated hour, the doors were opened.
The crowd surgtd to the front
while it was deusely packed at
lines; ntverEt eless the best order
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-10
TELEGRAPHIc TIPS.

w. w. Cotteral, the missing ex aud
itor Of Henry county, Indiana, whose
disappearance coincident with the dis
cOvery of shortage of $4,000 in his
school fund accounts, gave rise to an
unpleasant report, has been heard
from. He left Indianapolis for Dakota
to visit his brother-in-law, DIR. Burr,
formerly OF Anderson, md, TO get
money to settle. COtteral writes that
he will be on hand to meet the COM
missioneTs and liquidste his liabilities.
Reuben Springer and David Sinton
have offered $25 900 each TO the Gin
Ciunati Museum association TO pay for
the removal aud erection of present
pcst-ofiice building to the grounds OF
the association in Eden Park.
Henry l.. Alnslee, secretary and
manager of the Huron and MiddleseX
quarters at London, Ont, is missing.
His books are said to be mixed up.
Peter II. Conley has signed the
articles for his race with Teemer and
has forwarded them To the latter for
his signature. The race wiz be four
miles with turn in the "bsst and
bestn boat for $500 side, Cooley being
allowed ten seconds start. The race
will be rowtd in smooth wa5er. October
%, at Hutton, Pa.
All is calm at Tamworth Ont, the
scene of the recent exciting conflict
between the italian workmen and the
villagers. Eye witnesses of the dis
turbauce say that the mob at one time
had rope around the neck of 'Brien,
the CONT actor, and threatened TO hang
him unless he at once paid them.
Many of The disturbers have crossed
over to Cape Vincent. a'
The new Japanese envoy eXtraordi-
nary and minister plenipotentiaTy tc
the United States arrived in Washing
ton from San Francisco yesterday.
John Mccullough, the tragedian, il
; still stopping at the ST. James hotel in
New York city. He looked much bet.
I ter yesterday His future movements
are still undecided.
Everything is quiet at Sabinas Hi
/ dalgo, Mex since the disturbers were
killed off.
I A session Of the prime meridian con.
ference will be held in Washington
Saturday. The American delegate,
/ express the opinion that the French
representatives will continue their op
{ position to the proposed prime merid
ian of Greenwich, The conference,
I will adopt a majority resolution
( recommending that meridian anC
leave the French TO do what they
I please.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-10
Inrnmo pnrk nnces.

NEW York, oct. 0.-The attend
ance at Jerome park was good ;
weather, chilly.
First race, free handicap sweep
takes, mile and one furlong, all
ages-W oodflower won by nose; Liz
zie Mack, second; Belle, thild. Time,
2:OOs. The judges did not place Belle,
as her jockey dismounted without
permission.
Second race, purse 5000, for two
year-olds, with penalties, three-quarter
mile-Hardee was never faced
CACTUS, second; Agin, third; Time,
lIS.
Third race, free handicap sweep
stakes, three-yeaT-old mile and a fur
lOng-Rataplan won; Tornado, second;
Royal ASH, third, Time, 300.
Fourth race, free handicap for all
ages MARYLAND won by q length
Topsy, second Wallilower third.
Time, 2:22.
Fifth race, purse $780, all ages, win
ner to be auotloned, mile-WandereT
won; Patterson. second; Hartford,
third. Time, lao,
Sixth race, handicap hurdle, mile
and three-fourths. over seven hurdles.
Quebec Mt once took the track and
won easily by two lengths, Capt.
Curry second; Echo, third. Time $3.50.
Marshall fell at the first hurdle.
Neithsrlhe horse nor the jockey was
hurt.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-10
WACO.
A Runaway Wife and Her Paramour
Followed and Arrested
Wife in Variety
Theater.
The Pair Acquitted by the County oOmt
Leave Town Together, The
Husband Returning
Home.
special to the Gazette.

Special to the Gazette.
WACO, Ten, Oct. 9.--John f. Moul-
ton of Kansas City arrived here yes.
terday looking for his wife, Mre. May
Moulton, who, he said, left Kansas
City two weeks ago in company with
a young man named VIM. Thompson.
He soon found out that she was at Geo.
Hollands variety theater, employed
as aoubrette, under the name of May
Thompson; also that the young man,
William Thompson, was en-
ploy ed there as ticket
seller, passing rs the woman's hus.
band. lie had warrants issued against
both parties, charging them with
adultery. They were arrested at two
o'clock this morning, Mary Moulton at
the theater and Thompson in an adj
joining saloon. This morning the
woman was tried in the county court,
and the jury acquitted her. The state
then dismissed the charge against
young Thompson. MoTlton was great
ly disappointed. He said Thompson
had lured his wife away, but IL she
would live with him tMonltou) again
he would take her back, as he loved
her yet.
THOMPSON did not deny that the
woman was the wife of Moulton, or
| that she had left Kansas City with
| him tThompson). He said though
that Moulton had not treated her right
{ or provided for her well and the two
would never live together again. The
woman is young and good looking,
and the jury was evidently mashed
on her. After the prisoners were dis.
| charged they left the court room
Moulton and wife together. Later She
| gave him the slip and it l.
said tonight she and Thomp,
son lett this city together. MOulton
left p. IA, for Kansas City. He is &
( railrosder and has been employed by
J the Atchinson, Topesa& Sonta Fe road
! Thompson claims to have been en-,
gagged in the clothing business In To.
peka and Kansas City. All the par
ties are intelligent and seemed to have
plenty of money. MoultOn got nc
sympathy here, because Of the way he
took TO right his wrongs. II he had
shot Thompson on sight public opin.
ION would have been more sympathetic
than 1t was. The woman ana Thomp.
son came to Waco last Saturday.
The Missouri Pacific railroad pro
poses an excursion train to Saltiilo,
Mexico. within few weeks, making
tbs, fare only fifteen dollars from Waco
and return.
RevivaliSt Jones is still sick. A
purse of $500 was raised for him yes
terdsy He will probably be able Ia
resume preaching tomorrow.
A military company (light infantry
was organized tonight, The pro,
molers are leading young men of the
city, rich enough to keep up such al
institution.
This morning was quite cool, the
mercury registering SO deg.
Oscepla lodge, Improved Order o
Red Men, WAS organized last night.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-10
U. S. SUPREME COURT,
The Docket for the October Term
Brief Mention Of Important Cases.

Brief Mention Of Important Cases.
WAsHINGToN, Oct. a.-The supreme
court of the United States will meet
Monday next for the October term.
The Justices are already in the city.
Tho number of cases on the
docket is 1925, or ffty-four less
than last year The court holds
under advisement ten eases
whichere W argued or submitted at the
last term, but only one of them has a
general interest. II il the so called
Head Money Case Of the Liverpool.
New York and Philadelphia steam
ship company against the commissions
eIs of emigration. A number of cases
has been specially assigned for the
second day OF the forthcoming term.
and the indications are that most
of them will be argued. Among the
most important are, first, the Alabama
claim and Great Western Insurance
company against the United States.
brought up by appeal from the court
OF claims; second, the patent interfer-
! ence case OF the commissioner of pat
ents against the United States ex rel.
| which involyts the question of the
right to appeal in patent cases
! from the decision OF the commissioner
Of patents to the secretary OF the In
terror, and third, the longevity pay
case Of the United States against
Lieut.. Chas, Morten brought up by
appeal from the court of claims. The
argument and decision in this case
will have more than unsual interest IN
the military circles, since the principal
involved affects the pay of 40, 0OO
army officers. The question In con.
trovery Is whether the period in train.
ing at West Point is TO be regarded Ms
service In the army in computing the
longevity year. 7 lie chief justice In
delivering the opinion OF the court be.
low In favor OF the claimant said; SIN
view Of the plain and express
provisions, we are at loss 10 under,
stand why cadet at military acAd
envy is not in the service of the army
That he Is pursuing there studies and
undergoing discipline which are Il
fit him for higher duties and perhaps
greater achievement In military life
does not, In our opinion, effect or even
touch the status given him in unmif.
taxable words 10y the laws under
which the academy and army exist
No private soldier IA more In the ser.
vice than cadet at West Point. II
the court Of claims is sustained it viii
add four wears 10 The period of service
OF West Point graduates in completing
the longevity pay.'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-10
TRIPLE ACCIDENTS.

special TO the Gazette,
GRgENvILLE, TEX, oct, 9.-While
Frank Neil was out riding his horse
became uninanageable and ran away.
He tried to jump paling fence but
landed upon it, killing himself Mr..
Neil escaped unhurt.
Last evening DIR. Gaillara's
horse attempted to run away,
but the doctor succeeded in holding
him Till the girth broke. when he was
thrown, sustaining ,ome injuries from
bruises.
AS Judge T.. w. Terhune was pacing
the platform at Emory last night wait
ing for the train, he accidentally
stepped too near the edge and fell
upon the track His head struck the
rail, brulsing his face badly, He now
looks as II he had been TO an Irish
wake or had gotten into free fight.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-10
NIRs. rANNIE sTEELE.
She Sues for $25, 900 for False I'm
prisODment and Malicious
prnsaoufion


Special TO ,hs Gazette.
Hot SPRINGS, ARK, Oct. 9.-The
public will remember the case of Mrs.
Fannie Steele, who was in custody
several months ago before the United
States authorities in Little Rock,
charged with aiding and abetting An
drew Brueon in embezzling So, goo
from the Hot Springs bank. She was ar
rested without warrant by detec tive
while on the train en- route to st.
Louis. On arriving there che was
searched, her valuables taken from
her and she was confined in the COM
mon Jail together with disreputable
characters of all classes. She wae az
forwards delivered TO an officer from
Hot Springs, and was brought
back and taken before the
court, when the district attorney
appeared and had the case dismissed.
Mrs. Steele has retained some of the
best legal talent in the state aud now,
by her attorneys, she brings suit in the
federal court for $4,000 for false i'm
prisonment and malicious prosecution
against s. w. Fordyce, j. II,
DENNY, II. q. Rector, j. X
and A. B. Gaines, administrations
l for the estate of George Il. Smith. She
also charges in her complaint that the
parties named instigated certain de
/ famatOry articles which We're pub
lished in the Hot Springs Sentinel and
the st. Louie Post-Dispatch, The case
will be called at the October Term OF
court. The parties sued are
all well known, and are
wealthy citizens of tins city, and ex-
cept Demby, were directors Of the
bank. 1t was through their efforts
that the fleeing president, BrueOn, and
this woman, were arrested.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-10
DALLAS.
A Negro Notified to Leave the Neigh,
borhOOd- Notes.


Correspondence OF the Gazette.
DALLAS, Ten, Oct, S-N -lson
Scott, a negro living on Bensons farm
three miles southeast OF town, yester-
day received notice TO get out OF the
neighborhood within tine ensuing
foriy.eight hours, or risk The conse-
quences. The notice was signed, THE
Community" Scott stood not on the
order OF his going. Scott was living
with n white woman, whom he
claimed was his lawful wife. Ii il
supposed this is why the community
wanted MIN to leave
Several counterfeit silver dollars
have been put in circulation in the
| city in the past few days.
Ben Allison was arraigned before q
! jury in Justice Kendall's court this
morning, charged with committing an
assault on "A boy, aud fined SOS. Mr.
Allison took the boy from the syna-
gogne to the calaboose, because the
boy was not behaving as he thought
he ought to AZ church.
| Here is gratitude for yfu. A. Gam
ger keeps the Planters house, j.
! Sohmorter just from Germany, and
without money or Job, came along.
Gamer took him in until he could get
a job. Sehmorter stole $40 from his
benefactor and skipped.
The Trunk railroad bridge over
White Rock creek which was destroy
ed by fire Sunday night, has been re-
placed. A reward of $50 is offered for
the party who set fire to IL.
George Thomas, who is In jail on
the charge Of appropriating "A COW, has
taken steps to avail himself of the
benefits OF a writ of habeas corpus, re-
turnable before Judge Aldridge,
The norlh-bOund Genital train due
here this morning was four hours late
on account OF wreck somewhere
south.
Cotton hns come In at a rapid rate
to-day, trade has been very brick aud
the town has been live generally
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-10
AUSTIN.
A WranRle Over the Water. Works
Bridegroom Released.
speclal TO The Gazette.


Special 10 the Gazette.
AUSTIN, TEX, Oct. 9.--Chartered:
The Board of Trade of FL Paso; the
Pickwick Society and Library club of
Victoria.
The treasurer to-day paid out 500. 900
co upons to various counties, portion
OF which was applied to school build
inPs.
The city council last night wrangled
over the water-works question. The
committee reported 10 pay the claim Of
the company against the city of about
5000, and annul the contract on the
ground that It had not been COMPLIED
with. The report was voted down.
A majority was in favor of letting the
bill be tested in the courts. Finally a
committee was appointed TO adjust the
claims OF the water-works company,
and report at the next meeting.
Isam ToOke, lawyer OF Columbus,
whore escapade some time ago ia mar.
rying respectable young lady OF this
city and celebrating his honeynlos n by
several deeds Of cfookedness causing
him to be landed IN jail was released
to-day rs the grand jury failed to in
diet him.
Comptroller Swain has gone to North
Texas.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-10
CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
Lieut.. j. H. Marsteller of the Twenty
Fourth Infantry Killed While
Out Hunting.
Orange Denominations at Harbor Grace
Shooting ARRAY at 0Orsicapa--
Fatal Explosion,
ACCIDENTALLY suor.

Special TO the Gazette.
FORT ELLIOTT, TEX, Oct. 0.-This
morning First Lieut.. J. II. Masteller
Of the Twenty.fourth infantry while
out hunting with Assistant Sergeant
Newton was instantly killed by the
accidental discharge Of his shotgun,
he being in the act Of tying dog on
the hunting wagon, about one mile
east Of Mobeetie, Wheeler countyITex.
The coroner's jury consisting of ]. w.
Brewer, j. p, DR.. Boynton, Henry
Hamburg. j. j. Joyce, H..
D. Anderson, J. J. Long and J. II.
Richardson rendered verdict in
accordance with the -bove facts. The
Twenty fourth Infantry In the death
Of Lieut.. Marsteller looses highly
promising and popular young officer
a few years ago he married daugh-
ter OF Lieut.. Ord, brother Of the late
Gen. Ord, by whom he had one child.
II will be remembered that Lieut.. Ord
also met with a violent death in San
Antonio, Tex, some years ago.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-10
The Pair Week Holiday.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Oct. 9.--Ao cordinq
to the custom for many years past
Thursdsy has been the fair week holi,
day. The merchants and cotton ex,
changes, all the municipal offices and
ba nks were closed, Business was gen.
orally suspended aud everyb body
entered into the spirit OF the occa
sion. The attendance was the largest
over known and thescene was really
magnificent. Al Up. m. the gate re.
ceipts footed up $50 600. This would
give an attendance of over 1000 per.
sons and clearly shows that the inter.
est In this annual display Is increasing
rather than diminishing. The exposi.
ton was also crowded aud the streets
were thronged with people 10 witness
anu adn4irs The illumination.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-10
A RESIDENCE URsLAHIzED

LAREDO. Ten, Oct. 9.--The resi-
dence of +. w. Baldwin, train die
patcher of the Mexican National rail-
road, was burglariously entered early
this morning. The burglars got away
with $50 in cash and two pairs of fancy
blankets.
They also entered the residence of T..
Kezepka and tried to chloroform him,
but did not succeed.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-10
WEATHERFOl5Sll.'ss l sft
A Journey Through tn IN
Mexico-A Party Of Mi4cl
dered by the Apssse
Rich Bonan Ias If Cold nj
covered in the rtH
Trip to Chihuahua
special to the Gazette.

Special to the Gazette. ia ebat'
WEATHERFoRD, Tex Ols re 4 !,
Sesby, an old miner, has 4 WI
the city. He is stOppilliI on b,
nessee house. Mr.. Seste hire g
turned from atSeonncSseS,a., -,
the uninhabited wilds Of assacr,
with four other paIlrahether
Francisco last July, sd g yIcii
pic, in the state Of hl = .spo !
There there they maFin, stai
miners, under the laasag. n
Henry of Trq, Rhdi.
The Henry parry is sliRt
for the Sierra bIadn agaged
July % last, and after eod chi
Seaby party started on GENERA
trail and join the Henri CAIRO
hundred and fifty mileeB ate tn,
in the state of Chlhushughtine
the remains of the HenGl. Ban
they had all been killedEsring
the Apache Indians. Thear
carried of everything aaeysini
six of their own men lands
by. An old coat YVES hm. I
brush close by, and in la'loe he
Seaby found l1enry's piioesm
book with letters, data, eve 2
toes, thoroughly proylngentfai
the Henry party. A Coz
revolver lay broken by
large skeleton with N
the stock. This was Af.,,,
the Seaby pNlty as id
buryiug the skeletons "sn ,
party proeet ded fiity aeaths
north into the rovinl
when they discovered 2 1'he
of gold and silver in tn ,rn,ed
fresh Indian signs, Wild awe i,
10 pull for chihuahua end 4
dred miles TO the essl. ince 4
lance and weeks OF ban env ii
fret hundred miles o'l
Astounding In plenty Of HON,
ter, brought them to . in
and for two hundred ME ,u
was through this dissle.rths
waste, until they Tea De leatha
September -.
s. Walker, formerly
chant OF this city, has p
furniture stock of j ~
North Main street, ana Ron
good assortment. he cye
Alfred Gibbons has 81 he
new lime kiln one-touIp
the city on w. X. Boye2sPp 4
has finished burning g1eEe \
which is one of the iinal 'skeat
state rs to quality. Humid
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-10
ESTABLISHMENT BUR.
GLAItlLED.

MuwAuKEE, Wis, Oct. 9.-Wm.
Swale's wholesale millinery establish
ment was burglarized of SIS, 900 worth
of goods last night. One of the bur
glars giving the name of James Ray
uond was arrested. The other es.
capped. The goods were recovered.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-10
nm ENp or Az oLp FEup.

special 10 the Gazette.
CoRsICANA, Ten, oct, "a farmer
named II. II. McQuinstion shot another
farmer name McGarit In the face this
afternoon, the ball entering the cheek
and coming out just below the base OF
the brain on the opposite side Of the
head The wounded man is still alive,
but has but the slightest chance of es-
Gaping with lis life. The parties
have been enemies since last summer,
when MCQuinstion had McGarit's boy
arrested for stealing water melons and
McGarit made some threats OF getting
even with McQuinstiou. Meeting in
town today for the first time tie
above was the result. McQuinstion
surrendered himself after the shooting.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-10
nnANoE DEMONSTRATIONS.

Sr. JOINS, n. f., Oct. 9.-orange
disturbances are again developing at
Haibor Grace. The gates of the CON
vent were torn down and flung into
the sea. One Riv, rhead mRnwas beaten
almost to death by Orangemen.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-10
A SUICIDE IN NEW MEXIUo.

SUICIDE IN NEW MENtCO,
spsciai 70 the Gazette.
SAN ANTONIO, TEX, Oct. 0.-Infor-
nation has reached here that young
man named ]. b. Gilbert has COM
mitted suicide In New Mexico with
strychnlne. Gilbert was formerly a
clerk in the Vance house here and
was very far gone with consumption.
He left here some msnths ago with a
drove of horses to settle in New Mex
leo. 1t is believed that his speculation
was a failure, and the fact coupled with
his fearful malady led him to commit
self-murder.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-10
Preparing for ihe WORLDS Fair

MONTPELIER, Nr, OCT. "a Joint
session Of the legislature was held 10.
night for the purpose Of adopting a
plan for the proper representation Of
the state at thecxposltion IN New or
leans. Senator Howe presided. lie
warmly advocated action. Senator
Morrill, and others also spoke Ia coin-
mendatlon ol the exposition.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-10
nELIEvED or rnIER MoNEY


AUSTIN, Tx, Oct. 9.--Mr. Mabrey
of I.lano county claims 10 have been
robbed of $40 last night by young
man named Fogtsburger with whom
lac had been on a spree,
Mr. herster was also robbed OF $50
al Kingsbury.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-10
John Chiuamau o.

WASHINGTON, Orh
phase OF the Chinese quo
presented to the treasui'
A few days ago a par,
Cinnamon arrived at >,
Some OF them who haa
sided in the United Sls' !
vided with certificate
the act OF 1882 but mons !.
certificates required y
mentary act OF ~
NOT permitted to laao -,
States courts in CallloIpi''
cided that Chinese gu Ia.
the production Of etl as,
by law, and that sts M
cannot be accepted, "a
partment was appes,llsssss
The secretary has, n's n
not TO interfere 10 me y, Il
ground that the qufS''
tied BY the courts.
Lsdies apprnvo =
Little joker
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-10
A FIsuING yIcssEL LOsT,

81. JoHN's n. f., oct. "a dis
patch from Hopedale, Labrador, an
nounces the loss on the 9TH inst, of "A
fishing vessel and all The hands, num-
heIlne five.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-10
a rosr. NlAsrEk MIssING.

PORT WASH NGToN, PA, Oct, o.
Postmaster w, c. Wylie disappeared
suddenly a week ago and is still mys-
ieriously missing, His affairs are not
known but supposed To be in "A bad
shape. His wife, who is ignorant OF
his whereabouts, is Frustrated by the
blow,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-10
IT aRAzsD MS HEAD.
special TO me oAnsrte.

IF'FN71-F Vt"
BELToN, TEN, Oct. 9.--There was
difficulty at Salado yesterday evening
between man named Robertson and
one named Fowler, In which Robert
son shot at Fowler twice, just grazing
his head