Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-06-05
Cut With q Cleaver

CONIhADAClOhI STATEMENTS IN REFERENCE
TO A SERIOUS ASSAULT CASE.
About seven O'Clock last mig ht Officers Schultze
and Jordan arrested John Kaiser, carpenter,
living at 462 New York avenue, and locked him
up at the seventh preI met station charged with
serious assault on Harry Smith, eOlored
bod carrier. The patrol wagon took the
prisoner and injured man to the station where
Smith Was found 10 be suffering from a severe
cut in the back, and Dr. M.,rsteiler WAS semi for
The doctor seweu up the cut and pronou need the
wound To be OF u serious nature. The injured
man Was sent 10 his nome, 439 Prather's alley
SInltn stated that Wliie Oh us way home yes
teruay evening he went into Dutfys store
corner OF Attn and X steets, to get y drink
When ne entered Kaiser was standing near the
counter: smith said GOOD evening, Mr.
kaiser, and Kaiser said, .'Go to sneoi YOU -
-, and picked up the cleaver. Smith
started to run through the store, when Kaiser
slfew the cicAVer ut ulin and struck him in
the back.
Kaiser when seen by a STAR reporter denied
throwing the cleaver. He said that Smith WAS
very Insulting aud had ON several occasions
called 10 hin: IA aiser, don you want " buy a
smiths head OFF the next time he was
insuited by him, but was not guilty this
time. In the Police Court this morning
Kaiser was charged with assault and
battery and the was continued to await
The result vi oinitu's injuries.
Massachusetts Veterans ON an Excur.
THE SURVIVORS OF THE 10TH REGIMENT
OF THAT STATE REvIsIrING THE OLD BATTLE
GROUNDS.
The 18th Massachusetts, regiment battle
Held excursion party, which lett Worcester
Mass, Monday morning, arrived in this city
last evening from Antietam, and are CHARTERED
at the Eboitt house. The party numbers
about 100, IN charge of committee, of
which D.. NJ. Earle Is chairman. Among the
most prominent were Gen. j. w. Kim ball who
was lieutenant colonel OF the 18th and after
wards colonel OF the 53rd Massachu sc Is: Col
George Z. Joslyn. VINO also at one time COM
iIianded the regiment; Gen. a. Is. r. Sprayue.
the mrs. colonel vi the 10th Mas,ach uselLs: Col
C ,ah. p1i ,h WIZ was also the com.
john u. Studiey, lieutenant colonel OF the s. st
Ma ,sschusetts; Henry A. Willis, aujutanL
% d MASSACHUSETTS,; Hon. Churcn Howe, staff
officer Oi Gen. SedgwIcK and now president OF
the Nebraska senate; Captains Earle, Bartlett
Dudley, Eager, X "ck wood. LIeutenants Vasss,l
Murray, Policy, Cculten and DOaue, all OF the
1oth MASSACHUSETTS. Ex-Attorney Gen. Deveus
VINO was the trst colonel of the regiment, was
but Was Compelled to return nome on accounI
or business engagements. To-day they went tI
Leesburs, anu iroin there To Balls Bluff, the
scenc oi tue nrst battle in which the regiment
Was engaged, and alter pay ing visit to the
place On the Potomac which Lney guarded i'm
resl Of i part time n 's issy win Spend the
struck their rirst camp. Gu Monday they viii
return " this city.
KNOCKED Down BY A STREET CAR Hopsr
Charles nnepnerd, VINO lives at 1884 18th
street northwest. was knocAed down Oh 1 / In
street, between I aud U streets north west by a
horse attached to car No. 20 OF the Belt line
driven by Joun HUFFMAN. Dr. Henderson rem.
oered medical aid W Shepherd, whose right
Ankle Was disiocated. No blame was attached
TO the driver.
APPLICATIONS FOR DIvoRCES.-Yesterday
George r. Lee MED u petition FOR divorce from,
Agnes Lee. Tuey were married here February
D, looO, aud she charges the Respondent WITH
navi.ig committed slduitery.-John Erect also
niea a oiii against Mary Catharine Erect ON u
charge Oh desertion. They were married
at Chicago JANUARY rs, 1865, and have been
separated three years. Tue Respondent Is nj
present residing at Fort Custer, Montana.
CUT HIM ACROSS THE FACE WITH HER PEN.
kSiFE--f esterday morning Mary Brown, a
young cotored women, met Edward Archer
coiored, and joktngiy called him d nick name
They met agaiu la tine Afternoon, near the cor
ner Vi / tn aud 81 streets, aud Archer spoke 70
Mary about calling him u name in the morning
aud during Lne conversation Arcner slapped
her. Mary pushed him aside and he struck
her second time, using threatening language
at tue time. Mary drew u peuknite truun her
pocket and cut Edward across the lace, the
wound extending from the forehead To the
lower lip. Officer Low arrested both partici.
pants, and tnis morning IN the Police Court
tney were charged with attray. They were
naed nse dollars eaa,h.