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A Sea CYCLONE subdned hr OF.

NEW YORK, Aug. l6.-The steamer
Polynesia, now in port, was struck by
cyclone on the 10th instant, about
9OO miles from Sandy Hook. Her cap
tain says he never saw such terrific
waves. Tho steamers decks were
sweps and one or two seamen in
Jured' There was danger at ono
tlme that the vessel would 90
Gown with all Jon board. She carried
~ steerage passengers. The captain
concluded to try the effects of oil. A
tank OF paint was placed on the star
BOARD and allowed 10 leak out. The
slleot was marvellous. Tho oil spread
lor considerable space around the
sup ana tine waves quieted down. The
cyclone lasted eight hours.
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NJ. rInesra Amnntatnh

Mr.. G. h. Gordon, who was injured
Saturday night at tho Texas d Pacific
depot while trying to board an east
bound freight tain, In which HIS left
hand was crushed by Que ofthowheels,
WAS conveyed TO tho oity hospital
whore he was attended by DR.. ]. L.
Carter. He huflered i6tense paiu
for q white, On inyestign.
uon tho physician found
" nVcVusRry 20 amputnto tho thumb,
lndeA ana middle finger, which opor-
alton no performed. At last sccou nta
no was resting easy. The unfortunate
young man has the sympathy of q
number OF friends he made durlilg nis
brief stay hore.
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SSrksnsas, n and placed In jail at Little
noGki hroke into the resideuss of Mr..
sso S; B, Thomas, OF Jefferson, and stole
~ IN money, . lot OF gas bonds and
novesi and i'll connection with She
nonos snd notes he found some 5000
IN me counterfeit money, mostly in large
bna a,s' SIT Thomas had, at one time,
neen engaged in detecting oounter,
lelts, and had these bills on hand. The
heroes buried the bonds and notes,
ana smith went east and Wade west
ohl ls satd 70 have spent or got
chal ged several Of his bills, and be
gan writing ID bis father, at Jefferson,
senulng him money. His letters were
intercepted ana bis whereabouts found
oSs ana no was arrested. The where.
abouts of Wade was found ont and tbn
deputy went so Fort Worth and can
looking chap. '''N
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uOlel ArrlNnla
AT Tne SIT. aHoRqp.

+ Il Johnson, city; G IL Galloway,
Weatherford; Sam p, ,Darneu, Decatur,
} > spedman, Ksnsss City; j S Leach.
man, Dallas; f Hayeman, Cinclnnatii
&C knight, Fort Worth; Il II Brown,
Terrell; Csc Wslkor, Pulaski, Tenn,
Il M Nicely, Sherman: w LFIaug,
Will9 Point; M LGgbrand, Wills
Point; A j hcFick, city; viii Royn.
9lds, city; J o Shook, Corslcana; A II
Bell, Chicago;J ii Quinn, Houston,
Dock Turner and family, McKtlney
X NJ Sosrs, San Antonio; j Friedman,
GhicaSoi J Frankel, st Louis; j NJ
Maskins, LongvieW; j w Morris, CITY,
w Douglas, COncho county,
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The FIraihIa nnrninr

At o'clock this morning fire broke
out in a residence occupied by Mrs
Wen, on Ross aVanue, be-
tween Magnolia and Griffin
slreets, and soon ignited
the house adjoining, occupied by Mrs
Jackson. Both buildings are the prop
erty OF Mr.. Blust. Thoy are two.story
iirames, OF very fair construction. The
indications arc that Soth Will be de-
stroyed, but nearly all tho contents
nave boon removed. AthirI house is
also throgtan9d, but will probably be
saved. The latoness Of the hour prs-
vents securing further details for this
issue,
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Harry Woods, tae superintendent Of
lhs gas works, who shot and killed
Henry G. Latimer, the stoker, Satur.
day afternoon in personal difficulty
was brought before Justice Schuhl
yesterday morning to be present M
tho Inquest TO be held. While pre.
psrations were being mado TO hold thf
same Woods tainted from sickness
which. he said was caused by the
wound he had received in the fight
ever the right temple. Owing TO hi.
Illness tho Inquest proceedings were
postponed untll this . p. nj. He mas
retained Mr.. Aiken as his LAWYER.
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oIvIL WAn IA kmAnrnnM.


ESrENsivE WAR rREPARArIoNs.
LONDON, Aug. l6.-A Kisslmla dis.
patch says Three thousand mon are
employed upon the dofonses horo aud
Lhero are 1900 troops at thlyyplaco,
Colonel Ridgeway's task Is XI'cult
one, owing to tho pfoximy Tho
Ruseisnp, aud tho jeslou/ ~
among the queens ofiicieH
intriguing 10 subvert g..
the amoer and 10 Great
able TO her policy.
Colonel Rldgway and 81, ma
are busily engaged in strenA nlnT
tho fortitlcatione at Herat.
Troubles arc brewing on tho north
eastern frontier OF Persia,
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PERauNAL.

MT, Sweeney loft yostorday. for q
weeks soiourn at Gelvoalon.
Miss J0hnnle Orr has returned from
q weeks acjourn at Waxahaohio.
Mr.. John q, Ginocohio, city editor OF
the Gazette, is In tho city, nnd saws be
mas come TO ruralige for a day or two,
nc favored tho sanctum with call.
Colpnol j. @. Mccoy, Mesars. Law.
ronca Knepny, j. Il. jenkins, Alhert
Afford, Sir Knights Templar. have re-.
turned from the encampmont nj Lar.
pAsas.
Miss Annie Pit'man, an Intelligent
ana lovely young lady, ot this city,
Wnl has been fer tho past two week. \
visiting hor many friends In Mcl[in-
noy, nas folurned home.
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A Fearfnl Fail.

Az late hour Saturday night Mr.
r. n Warren, a guest of the Santa Fe
house on Elm street, walled out on
tho awning in his sleep and fell to tho
street, distance OF Is feot. One OF his
legs Was broken aud ho was soyorflv
bruised by the fall. 1t Ia feared that
ne sustained serious internal iplurioa.
ho Is In the omplove oi the Eric Tele-
phono company. Drs. Morton 4 Veal
attended him ard dressed his wounds.
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nm CHOLRRA rrNsIa-


MADRID, Aug. l6.-Rolurns from the
cholera Injected districts OF Spain show
g total numberoi cases on Saturday of
4i1O6, and a total number OF deaths
from the disosso OF l,75S Tho plague
hls mado itl appearance no Barcelona,
where % cases and 10 deaths are re-,
ptr,ed.
rae cholera reports for to-day show
that there were 1000 now casos ard 100
ueatha In the city on Madrid
ana % new clsOs and 30 dseths
III tho province, Tho shght
p2nio which broke out n fow days ago
has subsided, The epidemic shows no
further sign OF increase. Wherever
the disease prevails tho most strinaent
precautions are taken TO provent its
spresd, '''
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A RnIaor.

The Knights Of Labor were TO hav,
mot last night aud devise means L
caro- for the two sisters of w. p. Bicl.
ham, who was killed by Doc Fritz. lie
was their main support. II was ru.
mored ON tho HtreotS last night that a
mob would attack the jail for tho pur
Jose nt making away with Fritz, put
tho ctlicers were ON the alert ready to
guard against any uoh mlyomont,
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WASHINGTON, Aug. l6.-lspeoial.l l.
The following changes in the star
schedules have been ordered made in
Texas:
Route Sl6@- Hamilton 10 Ohio
Love Hamilton Wednesdays and
5ti irdays az $3.50 y. M; arrivo AZ Ohie
%, $50 =. m. Leave OHIO Wednesinvs
40 ~ nrdays at Z a. m. arrive al
Rome SOD Ranger 10 Ellasville
Leav" Ranger tuesdays aud Friday,
A. ". M; .rrivs NJ Eliaseille by ;
z. IN. Leave y iasville Mopdava aud
Thnfsdsys alta. M, arrive Vt Ran eel
by 7 p. m.
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WASHINGTON, Aug. 10.-General s.
D. Burdotte, commandor,ln.chlof OF
the Grand Army OF the Republic, re-.
turned here yesterday from Tho Grand
Army ol the Republic onoampment
~ 1ettysburg, Pennsylvania, and
oprinsheld, Illinois. Toa Republican
reporter General Burdelte to-day said
mat at each OF those places ha
spoke 10 veterans regarding tho
erection OF n monument ol
5eueral Grant, aud they were unani
mously In favor of It's location IA
washington. "It wonld have done
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Killed HIs sweasheArt And suleldoa.

HALIFAX, N. s., Aug, l0.-The
steamer Alpha from Bermuda, brings
Intelligence of tragedy there. A
pilot named Pitcher was jealous of a
girl named Clementine. Ho murdered
hor by cutting nor throat, ,then going 10
his vessel and keeping everybody M
bay with a revolver, adjusted a noose
around his neck IN plain yipw of Ms
pursuorsi tied 100 pound weight 10 N,
Jumped into tho sea and drowned,
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FLorsAlr.

Yeatordey was another soorcher.
Too much pistol practice. Il will
not do.
II was reported last night that
Woods, who shot Lstlmor, was suffer.
ing severely from the wound he re-.
oelyed in tho temple, aud was seri.
ously IN. ''
Saturday night at tho residence of the
bride, No. lots Elm street, Mr.. John
%. Kennedy aud Miss Ella Wollne
were united In marriage, Justice
Sthuhl officiating. '"''''e
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YOU good" said he. ITO see the enthusi
ssin that was awakened at the chance
slven the boys to honor their dead
commander. The Grand Army pro-
psroses to subscribe 10 cents
Onom ono aao every member. There are
oSv,voV OF thom throughout
Snls .,lIs country. They mean to erect a
monument to General Grant IN Wash
luSton, and | don't think that tha
GV Is far distant when
gepants remains will bo placed for
nnsl rest IN Washington. In replv to
Seheral X, B. Haves' suggestion that
the authorities of the Grand
Army OF tho Republic encoursge
taelr comrades 20 oortrlbute M
tne building of monument on the
grave of General Grant, General f,ur0
1ette says: 81 have been unable To
orlng iny mind into nocord
WIN yours on that mint
mold 70 the opinion that the Grand
army Will desire first of ali to erect its
own distinctive monument 10 onr
coInrade; not at great cost.
out Tor that purpose raising onlv sncb
sum az shall be composed of the
equal contribution OF each individnaI
comrade, to be within The reach
ana the glad gift OF the poorest.
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How Two sallora Fonrht

NEW YoRE, Aug. l0.-Fritz Fion
aud julius Wolf, aailors, belonging to
tho German bark Mozart, from liam
burg, fought last night on board ship.
Flen stabbed Wolff with his aheaih
Knife. Wolif in return opened a wound
about foot long across tho abdomen
o. his assailant, killing him Instantly.
Woltl will also die.
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In tho pigeon shoot ut tho fair
grounds Saturday afternoon between
Colonel w. y. Hughes aud Mesnrs,
Stuart and Worden, for a purao of $50
is y6rds rise, double traps, the latter
Won, killing Is out OF Is birds, Stuart
rnd Hughes killing IL out OF Is and
iloing There will be another shool
Saturday afternoon. Mr.. u. Nothsway
broke II out OF 20 glass bale.
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ANOTHER AMRnIcAN rnor,,.-

ANOTHER AMERICAN PROTEST..
OoNsrANriNorLr, Aug. i0AMr.
Heap tho United States consul, has
sent 70 tho poit another proies,.
oVuoneu IN stronger terms than thoae
VI nls n.st protest against tho expul-
s,u.inl Nv. a nericans from Jetusalem, on
,no % kronnd OF their being Jews. Mr..
ne,p points.ont that the expulsIons
me "a violation of tIoaty stipulaiions
oulIies. --N- - /
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A Erace Of nnrrInr. n.ss...I

Mr. w. Ii. Owens, deputy marsual
st Jefiersont passed throngh the city
yesterday otnins with Tom Wade, a
colored boy about l5 years old, whom
he arr, sted in Fort Worth. This boy
and one Henry smith, co ored, VIII ~ as
captured few days ago NJ Malvorn,
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ne sought Dra,h epd ro,n, n,

NEW ORLEANS, Aug, 10 A Vicks-
burg dispatch 10 tho Times. Democrat
saysnowe has been received OF the kill
ing at Sunnyside, on the Tallahatoble
river last Sunday Of j. NlcMath, the
manager fJohn Tylor's Belle. Chaise
plantation, by Dr.. Adair, tho mana.
gers Of d. W. Durbsn's Beverly place.
An. old misunderstanding was revived
and MoMath rode up 20 Adair's door,
called him out ond threatened to shoot
him, whom Adair shot ANA killed Me-
Math. Adeir was arrested and was
subsequently released on 81, 800 bail.
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Tho romans o. w. p. Bickham, who
WAS shot and killed yebtorday morn.
ing by Doc. Fritz. were escorted Ia
their last resting place, in Trinity
oemetery, by the hro department and
the knights OF Labor, OF which orgRu-
iz0tions he WAS a member.
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For Gnhlllnr -

NICK d9lmes,wantod in Ellls county
TO auawof 20 tho charge OF tho theft of
goats, was captured yesterday in Fort
worth and taken through last night in
hachiD.
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KaIrhLa ofLnhnr

Tho 9rand lodge Of tho Knights of
Labor Tor tho state Of Toxas convenos
hore ON tho lst, 2l and % Of soptem-
ber, at Shady Vlow park. The lodpo
more numbers 4Oi members. Over 1000
delegates are expected 10 b3 present.
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Found Dead with nj, Throat Cat.

CHARLorrEsviLLE, Va, Aug, TO-
John Harris (white), a policeman OF
eordonville, Orange county, q miles
from this place, was yesterday found
on thu railroad track with his throat
cut aud bis body terribly manglod low
" freight train which had passed over
IT, EdlOo Harris and George CRmu.
bsl (colorJd) were suspFciod, an.
rosteu, tried and pr0ytd guilty
ios The crime, BY Marlhs Jane
Payne, a 0jlcrtd woman, who stated
thPl tho parties, through Jealousy,
caught Harris and carried him % lew
yards from tho depot, cut his throat
with butcher knife sad laid the body
across tho track,
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Attempt to Assas,iuate an ALLEGED In
former,

COLUMBUS, Aug. l6.-Tho Ohio State
Journals Shawnee special says: Be-
tween aud ? O'Clock this morning ON
effort was made 10 assassinato tho
family Of Hugh Kinney 10y throw
lug a hon1 grenade into
the sleeping chamber. Tho windows
werO shattered, the walls wrecked and
large holes torn In tho floor. Kinney
was found lying at the foot of tho bed,
badly manglod and bleeding. Mrs
Kinney had run into tho yard 10 give
he alarm aud was badly wounded.
Kinney WAS looked upon IN the COM
muuity OF miners as an informer on
the important action of minera and
was suspected OF Keeping the on.
eretnr5 posted on their moya-
montg, and had been throat.
enad. Tho village council held a
meeting this afternoon and offered n
reward for the apprehension OF tho
perpetrators. The injuries of Kinney
and wlfo, IL is thought, tonight, will
not provo fatal
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LONDON, Aug. l6.-A dispatch from
suaRim states that osman Dlgna has
iorsason his followers and fed 10 Kor.
Spien; Ihe result IN that many
mander. N''''
CIVIL WAR AT KnARTouM.
OAtRoi Aug. l0.-lnformation mas
pyen received hero that civil war has
oroken OUT at Khartoum; that tho
Nneesnry has been sacked, aud that El
have been killed. '"''
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FOREIGN NEWS.


TUE CHOLERA AT MABsRILLxs.
MARsrILLRs, Aug. l6.-rhere vere
~ deaths IN this city to-day from choi-
era.
0ERMANY AND SPAIN.
PARIS, Aug, l6-A dispatch fron
Berlin 10 tho Journal dos Deblts sRvs
Germany Is resolved 10 dlsprite
Sp1ln's claim 10 the CarOliro Islands.
~ THE LATE OLIVER PAINE.
Ih0 lotter In tho Intransigeant con-
tanning what pufplrts to bo AN account
ottho manner of Oliver Paino's doatb.
ls signed "Sellkovlch, iuterpre-
Tor tn the British arnv
In the Soudan.n IL says that
Paine was shot near AbudOm by the
direction, and under tho very owes OF
Major Kltchenor. 10 Temps doubts
the truth Of tho story.
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TIE LOCAL NEWS RECORD
THE KlLLINGsoF w. p. RlcKHAM.
The Testizeny AZ the CsrOn0r's Inquest
The Funeral-Dsck Fritz in Jail
Burglars CaptAreS-Mr. Cor
don's Fingers AmputRted.
Harry Woods sick,
Nh. RillIpr Of w. p. niesh.m

Mention of tho shooting aud killing
of w. p, Bickham, blacksmith, by
Due Fritz which occurred about 2;Ss
yesterday morning, was made IN yes
terday mornings HERALD. Fram
what could b8 learned, it appears that
they had a grudge against esch other
aud that the difficulty was brought on
by the meeting, Fritz was ar
rested and lodged Ia the Office
OF the county jail, whore no was per
mltted by Sheriff, Smith to Converse
with friends that called, aud his aitor-
ney, Major Jerome KsarbV. After
no had finished talking o his attorney,
oheril smith told Jailer Rhodes 10
lock the prisoner up within the Jail
proper. Fritz became Vory m.
dignant that he should DO in-
carceratad, and expressed himself in
very plain Eng sh, He did not an.
pear 10 realize the serious situation lie
was in. Directly after tho shaotiug
Justice Schulz, acting coroner, EN-.
panellod aJury ofinQuest, which, after
viewing tho remains, ad djourned until
yesterday afternoon 20 hear the teeti-
mony OF witnesses as given below.
THE INQUEST.
AL Williams, Harry Eeies and Po-
lice Onicer Waller wero the only wit
hesses examined before tho cOrouer's
inquest.
AL. Williams said: About half past
II O'Clock Doc Fritz, Jim Floming and
myself went TO the Union depot din
ing room and got lunch; witness pre-
posed b 90 20 Skoltou'H saloon and
get beer, as he had some of Skelton's
ch, ck,; they entered the salcon and
were sIanoing &c the couutor, Fritz
DstWeen Fleming and Williams; Fritz
SONG B'ckhan, said, ."Hello, Billy;o
Blekham ssid "HoWdy, Doe" and
"Howdyi Jim,' 20 Fleming; Fleming
said "Howdy, Billy;" BickhGm, imme,
dlately after Fleming spoke TO him.
TUNED TO Fritz and said, ''YOu g.. oi
D., you have heap OF cheek
- speak 20 me, 9nd started 60 Fritz.
Fritz threw both hands behind bla
after his gun; Rickham Rtill advanced.
aud Fritz backed away and pulled his
gun, holding il in front Of him with
both hands, Bickham continuing to
advance; Fritz, aiter backing sevgral
cps, hTed; Bickbam advanced until
the turth shot was fred, when bo
turned and walked TO tho lower eud OF
the room and somebody put bim in "A
CHAIR; about tha' time Officer Waller
came IN aud asked what vas tho mat
Tor; witness says, "Vhere'a Doc;u Fritz
handed Waller his gun and said, "Jim
your prisoper" Waller then took him
away.
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Ihe jury, Aiter duly considering Lho
noOvo evidence, rendered "a verdict IN
tn elect that w. y. B,ckbam had
como to his death by moang of two
pistol shots frud by Doc Fritz,
FRlT2's STATEMENT.
DOC tritzi who did tho killing, was
seen yesterday afternoon bya HERALD
reporter 70 whom 30 made the iolllw
Ing statement: "Blckhsm and |
hhd been ON bat turms for acme limo.
ne passed. by my place abou eight or
ten daJ ago aud abused mo eotiDniv.
utlnB suWe vile epithots. 1 odd him
- pay mo what he owed mo mud 10 90
ON aIo not bother mo, DO snid, "Yes,
you s. of a b., the frat timo i cnlcb
you of o: your place IN kin you.n
LGsJ night was the FIRST limo wo hnd
met outside Of my place
OF business since. had no
idea Bickham was IN tie
SELDOM whtn wont IN, aud when /
found him there spoke TO him pleas
antly' Bttkhum returned my salu-
la'ion by saying | hsd q hsap OF
cheek TO speak TO him and called me
k-oi-a-h- advanced
toward mo with his fist clenohod mud
In u manner that indicated that hahn.
tended TO carry out his thrunt. | re.
troG'ed ns Tar Gs | could aud tben
commenced shooting. Ho had thtent.
oned 20 KIT me, nud / believed then
aud believe gow that VI / Ind NOT
stopped him no would have done what
no could to put his threat into exc
OuiiOn.n
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About / O'Clock this morning he
entered j. M. Skeletons saloon with
w. Z. Bickham and George Myors;
each OF them drank q glass Of busrau
witness 0ld Myers eGch took "a cigar;
Ghey STOOD talking AZ the bar about
4 minute, when MIR. Fritz and Two
other gentlemen camO in; Fritz re-
cpSniZed WltuesS and said, Now do
you q ?" He also said "HGw do Won
90" TO Myers; hG thBn said 20
bickh so, How're you, Billp very
Sruluyi B!ckhlm aid, "NOuA have a
he'll OF a cheek TO speak 10 iue.n Fritz
instantly OroW his pistol; whll9 ha
waa drawing IL Bic6lRm said, 1You
sol q b., don't you nhoGs me;" hg
was then about i've fuBl from Fritz and
Fritz shot, tho ball passing rough n
glass door; Bickham then began ti
d,dse around, trying tu dodge tho pi,-
lOi FliZ fired tho second sIOt, which
took effect IN Bickhnm's left side:
hiekhnu was about ton fct from F.iiz.
end SUI cOdgiag when Fritz fred tins
thlrd Time, lho shOt taking uIscs fuss
20 The 'ei, Oi The collar hone; Ht mat
lWe Witness was 8bUu three feet h,.
hlpd Fritz, aud had Just made no hi4
mind 90 catch him, wnou Fritz an lWgd
his hJuba TO drop by his side; wltnofe
walked over TO Bickham and
asked him where no wac hit;
ho said, "HeTs,p putting bis hand
10 ms collar bono; ha plnoed Bjck-
ham on o chair and hyslcilus yero
summoned; Drs. Sch field and LggI,e
camo; Schoheld, after probing, and
nothing could ba done Tor BicFbam.
ue died In about 90 minutes; i'm thB
meantime officer Waller had tskop
FrlIS away witness did not SEQ Blcg-
hsm have any weapon, and f1uld
none on his body.
HENRY .. WALLER.
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HENRY .. WALLER.

Onoor Walter was IN front Of NY
era saloon when tho shooting began; /;
ha ran over 10 S6elton's saloon; saw
Fritz iiIHt aud JheR B'CkhRm; Fritz
was standing tY tho bar with his kun
Ia hls ngnd; yitneSs caught hold oil
tho gun aud told Fritz he was a prl,-
Oner; took BIN TO Marshal Aruoldis
house, aud they together took MIN t1
no jail
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-12-29
MISCELLANEOUS AFFAIRS.
STABBED IN THE ARM.
j. o. Sundby Stabbed and r. Obbed of
S5Oby Two Thugs.

At about 10 o'clock last night J. O..
Sundby was found by Officer Truworgy on
South Washington avenue. He had evil
IDENTIFY wandered about for some time, and
the trail of blood he left on the fagstone
pavement, marking his path, attracted con-
siderable attention. The officer at once
took him in custody, and at the lookup he
stated that he had entered the saloon on
Washington avenue near Third avenue
south and took drink with two men
whose names he did not know. The three
came out of the saloon together. and when
they had gone few doors, one of the men
struck him with his fist and the other with
a knife, and knocked him through the
front of the store at No. 313. They then
went through his pockets and took $50.
DIR. Freeman was called and the wound
in Sundays right forearm, which was deep
and about four inches in length, was sewed
up. He was very weak from loss of blood
The officer was of the opinion that the man
cut himself on the glass, and that he was
not robbed