Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-06-15

Sensational shostsng 1t
Kansas CITY.
Fatal Fasaory FIre-AnssAer vlstlm
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sennzEisnsl Ehss1lna ARRAY.
KaNats Crzx, Juna a&.--A ssnnaaional
shootinR array occurred ehoFtiy afaeE 5
u'clock this evening. a the corner ug
Ntnth and Main streets il this eil3, ID
Which De- Morrison Munfecd. pre-.
/ pFlelar of the IfNes, and two olher peF-
auns we're shot b. ". A. Carlisle. an
attorney Of this eily- Ihe locality =
known as fhs 1ane.ians where Nam
and Delaware streets unite. and tha
Ntnlh street onbia cArs Reoeive and
discharge the greater poFticn of their
pazssnRarA. DR.. Munford, aeesmpauied
/ ~ 9 gentleman friend. had cone from
he Tisass hnildinn 20 faks car going
east. DR.. Munfofd tsok 3 ear which
was abeni comfortably filled with peo-
pie. he waa about % take q seat near
she door when Carlisle. who had been
standing neaE, came on tie pialfoFm 81
the car, drawing Q revolver, and spoke
= Aaulord saylne, tou have Ira
/ dnoed my wife and / Will kill y01.n
AZ tha eams tims Carlisle BEGAN firing
&c Munford. who was but three feet dis
tant. The BAH struck MunfoEd Il The
side, elAnciuR from 3 rib and lodQina
1 MIIAlLA tAI| U.LA .AEA NL4|W ~. MLE.A4
bone. Carlisle quickly fred again, TIE
ball cuttinR his Intended vietimss coat
and striking Miss Jennie StreetsE, q
giKl sixteen yeaFs of age, Who occupied
che next seat il the ear. Dr.. Munfor1
then stopped forward. tryinR msAaWkiIa
TO draw 4 rapolvar. Carlisle stepped
into the street on the south Slds and
began dRing through the Windows, one
hnlI n&nftfrsr 4 r.pnaor.o4ap rsns4nl1 Is.f1.
Hals IL the face. After firing ave shots
IN rapid succession, Carlisle started 10
run around q forward car attached %
the other one, and was aai1ed bF two
officers aa MunfoEd stepped dswn % the
pavement on the north eidn with his
drawn revolver.
The latter vas thought 70 have been
fatally wounded. He had trisa 10
shoot, bnt not being able 20 fires bic
weapon, ManfoFd called 70 the oiiiceFs
70 ldl Carlisle 90 and give him chance,
bat the bystaneers quickly interferod
and persuaded tho Doctor TO give ap his
weapon He vas taken % DR.. gacksouis
ofi8e. IN the Times building. where the
bullet 10 bis breast vas extracted and
the weund dressed, after which be was
removed 10 his home. Carlisle mean
while was conducted down Main effset,
followed By an angry crowd. His 40
tion in shooting indieoriminafely into
the ihFong aroused the greatest indig.
nation, and threais OF violence we're
made On ali sides. AZ Seventh street
the prisoner was put In = carriage and
hurried 90 the police station. Several
sianea were thrown after him.
Miss Sireeter walked 10 she pavement
and sat down. A carriage was called
and che was taken where her wounds
we're dressed. The bullet vas found 90
havo passed thEoaeh the deshy portion
Of her left breast, and though paiaful,
the Wound Is not dangerous. Tee bal
let that struck Hale IN the face lodged
10 his bead and has not yet been found.
His wife ia not II danger except IL case
Of erysipelaa, which is yeared some
what.
Dr.. Munfogd, Who remained cool and
collected throughout the affair, is rest
ing veil tonight and will soon recover.
Oarlisle is at the polise station.
The trouble originated in the pnbli- |
ton By the Ifaaea Of charges against /
Carlisle's professional aud neral char /
acter. On Mas 18Th last, the Times /
published an account Of q "trip 10 Cali. /
fornia By Carlisle and Miss Hellle CFute. /
young heiFesa to fortune Of $50 600. |
on which occasion the young lads trav-
eled as Carlisle's nieee. This was In /
March. A second trip vas made later,
Mrs. Carlisle and their children mean
while remaining here at home. In this
connection the Tilnss charges that Mr.. L
and Mrs. Carlisle had entioed the girl Il
from her mother, Mrs. Joseph hen.
dkiekson, and kept her af their house for 4
Der, and that Carlisle bad obtained /
power Of attorney 20 control or dis
also minated that be had taken /
improper, II not criminal. liberties with
the girl. CaFliiie made denial Of thea8
charges IN print but did not bring any
libel suit, as be vas requested 20 do b. Il
the paper. He d q prominent men,
beF Of the Methodist Centenary
Church with which Mics Crate
Is also connected. some talk
Of church action vas had. but
nothing Is done IN The matter. Car
iisle has several times Of late threat
ened Munford'a life, bat had not before
attempted IL
A Fatal RIre.
CHEoAao, June IA mattress
factory at Twenty. Fourth and
Batter streets was destroyed bY
IRE this afternoon. Three female
employees In ons room had %
fnmp krom q window 70 escape the hame.
I've were fatally injured. Il 4 greatly
feared that others were buried n the
ruins. Firsmen are nov at woFk over
hauling the debris, bat their prcgresa is
SLOW on aeooani Of the heat.
Anssher Ele1lm 81 the Bomb.
CmoAao, June I4.--OAoog Hansen,
after suffering greatly for aboat tuo
hours after tha operation of TRANSMISSION /
Of blood, died 81 the county Hospital 81
3 O'clock this afternoon. He leaves q
wife and six children.
re maxweiI Case.
81. LoUfs, jane 1t.--In the Criminal
CouEt the attorney for Maxwell aaked
that BE- Be granted more tinae IN which 4
70 Ole afhdavits preparatory 70 an arga-
ment foF uea trial 10 bis clients oasa.
kountlsfoy says be has important fresh
evidences. The eeari extended the time
until Tharsaay.
csmmitiea fer Cantsmpt 81 Csurt.
L.axa Is1Axp CETr. N. T., Juns IA
Justios Culleu, Of the Qasen's csRnfy
SapFems CouFt. today signed an order
oommiffinQ 1ohn AndersBu, President;
q. n. Hill, Yice Preaideut; q. W. Caa-
vaF, Secretary, and John Dow, SupeFis-
tandant az the Commercial Telegraph
Company. for oontsmpI of coaft for
violating an iniunolion issued By 5adRe
Dyksnan. restraining the company from
removing ths tiekars IN tne p fEgieum
ExehanRs, New York
Msrrissn ana Ms TnriG BiIl.
WAsHrs0xuN, Jnns 14.--MorFis0n. in
"a intsrEisa With Reporter q tha A..
a0oiasad Press today, said be- would
sarely move % esnsider ne taria eiii