Daily Republican., 1888-03-05
THIRD EDITION.


M John p, Deputy, . produce dealer
Going huaIpsas at No. 235 King street,
under the Third street market house,
and reading a. Second and Washington
atreets. left him ana went to live with D
man named JOHN Plndtr, on the oppO
E,te CORNER Of second aud Washington
atreeia. Plnder Is q morocco fnisher, 0
vi1g'e mao, nud boarded with his sislor
A The lceaiion Bsmed. Deputy has
been married 10 this woman, who Ia his
second vito au1 Abop. 20 years Of age,
aWo yeArs, and they have one child.
Their eepsrstion YVES the result OF q
series Of domestic q1arrels, which have
besn going Oh for some time and when
she left she took the child and part OF
the furniture with her.
The deserted husband infettod an ad-
yertisement 10 the REPUBLICAN, warn
1nR all persons from hsrbJrinE or trust
ing her on his account, and the matter
rested Ia this manner until lest We'd
nesday evening, when he saw PIndtr
and her 60 ont together, linked aIms.
He followed them, and upon aGdins |
that they were going to y house on |
Monroe street, where there was pack |
nge party, stepped mp just as they
opened the door aud eaid somsthlng toI
bis wife, 10 which she did ot reply but
Plnder answered with an cath, at the
same time threatening what hB would
do for Deputy. On Thursday morntpRl
Deputy sent for n representative OF tbel
REPUBLICAN, TO whom he told his
story, and submitted lengthy STAT
met OF the css3 signed by himself,
which he requested him 10 publish.
His request was not granted, and he
was ADVISED 10 treat Pinder and the
woman as though they were srangers
and Eut the case In the hands OF an a..
torney with Instructions to enter suit
for tl.5Orcs. Had this ouuree been
-oiio< "a 10 would have saved Lin and
mis- brtS@hsH q world OF trouble.
About 4 o'clock last Saturday after.
noon as Dsputy and friend were
pafslng along Second street, near
Washington, they met Plnder. As
they passed Deputy remarked to his
companion: "There Ross the man that
stole my VILE" Pinder, who overheard
the remark, stopped and replied, 'you
are q d--1 lying son OF q BIB"
when Deputy struck him In the face
P,nder Is much larger man than
Deputy aud he threw him TO the ground
bsaunH and humping him with hts
fists. Dsputys brother, Daniel w d.,
has q grocery and provision store ut
No 5C2 West Second street, and upon
seeing Pinder have his brother down
and beating him, picked up oleAver,
and running across to where they were
struck Finder IN the back OF the head
with 1t.
There ia no doubt that when Deputy
struoh,lt was bis intention to hit PlndeT
with the fiat side of the wea pom, but Rs
1t descended 1t turned In his hand aud
he was nit with the back OF It iufiicting
n glanclng wound, six inches long
through the scalp and flesh, and frao-
turing the ssull for three inches, ex
posing the brain. The Injured man
dell unconscious and WSa carried to his
home on the corner, Mayor Rhoads,
who happened in the yiciBity, visited
the use about Is minutes later, and
upon learning the facts Of the cass It le-
phoned TO police station. Officers
Schoor And Mnhino responded, and
took Daniel W. Deputy In custody.
DIS. Ogla and Blocksom were gum,
montd end dfeHssd the wound, but thu
man remained in q comotose condition
all IiEtt aud 1t was scarcely though
he Gu Eurvive over yesterday. 1hil
morning, however, the symptoms arr
more favorable, and Unless congestion
Of tins brA!u or eTysipelas should sci
in the chances are that he will recover.
His asssilapt WAS aTraignod before
Judge Cunmius this morning and com.
united without bail for q further hear
ing on Saturday morning.
JOHN rgrUrT S STATEMENT
"For some time John aud Nathan
PludGr, who are single men, have been
residing on the opposite corner with
their mother and alg.er Recent the
mother died, sn3e Which time John has
been paying seeret attentions to my
wife, Whenever opportunity Rfflrded
She haa nrp,reLtly become infatuated
with Pinl5f, and without any appar.
snt oAugs LET'S me last Friday week and
went to l!Ys with hin, tSkiuR with her
cur bso9. Last Wed nesdsy evening l
cav my wife and Finder on Monroe
street g1lng to d ball.
al approached the couple Just as they
were entering the door, and asked my
wife II that Was sufficient evidence that
shs was keeping company with Plnder.
bhe said nothing, but her esoOrt, re-
marked, "PH evidence you, you =
of Al" and disappeared. / at once
inserted 40 advertisement ia one Of tleI
daily papers stating that my wife had
left me- and warned the public not tOl
trust her on my account. Nathan
Finder, johns brother, became dis
sustel With the condition OF affairs and
This morning removed with all his ef-
feotsi intending the only stove Ia the
house, leaving the remaining occupants!
OF the Ptudef h3use In frigid condi.
tion all day This afternoon as was
Tsliug ous Second street With al
friend, met John Plnder, and made
iEeIeIlIk 10 my companion, THAT 10
ahe man Who stale my wife," where
upon Pnler called me a ID lying
T. OF -
'IE had lin II be mfant It. He said
ne mcst r,up atically did, and imms-
dlaity siE11s him q stunning blow IN
the face, A desperate fight ensued
dnii0g which Plnder d ooIed me. Ny
brother Daniel, seeing the affair from
lie opposite side Of the street, ran 70 my
asliRtSnea. Hs struck Plnder in the
back OF The bead with some sharp in.
ttfunsLt splitting the tkull and oaus
luR q ifs suns u about six inches, from
when q 4aig qusntity OF blood began
70 eQ2e' CHAINED my child this after
noon, sad ny wife was apparently
, sa5si GO Ja-' with II, sending after Il
a d5tllIge 41gh. OF course am sorry
tha; Pi'dei wl1 so severely iDjuIed, but
my brother WAS aimply defending me
nom lue ~ a3h Of my sssai'ant."
lane las but litlB 10 tay,apd seems
70 Tea to terrible condition In which
be ,s r a3s5
80
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