Telegram-herald., 1889-07-18

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toward 49, erss ef GAe r1oxs ss.ss<
szstbsr ers~d ~2s thiek~slfng ~ sCs !
~as as.tsd ra . zaoEoenf 81 tie say sxa
pSresss IL ~ss foxt a&srs Tar G.s tAsf
~1s Vita Ssxrsea III kS tEne1~0ce
s'escEtrs csoyiss kse ssstee themselves
a. a ysosst e~xxy and sp<nsa sEest oEE-
bzslis - fr>~s - ~AEs 81 t&e ss.i ess ~
oesersatsS1, tEs lA1 Q-sss fprk0tten %
cros aae esTsAzE - thesr e&ck here tAsir
isrs u.gssz was esxa gsetsly exposed
] so15d tAke aniy fxrsiss glance Ase kics
Eay interest SeAody s1sS Palc he leass
.&ss1t.oS, IL gasar stieUstts. Sna TIE
code 0f propriety 10 xs strong n tie nlouA-
Lsias IS Sos ~ thsA. strong eDScgh 70
Gaks eh2lk n-ark on sse r9sr when
crowd are SseptnS toxetAeF Ia ons room,
as stt<E happens, divide Ihs meh from ate
~oaasn ifks wall ~ stssl. Fabile demon-
strztion of zrsction ~ksn tAs meod is on
= 40 1Ors - - TsyTesssd "a taken notice
OF .m0ax these primitive people than Is
psblie Hsgtros ., yo1r lScy II yea hAppeo
- be interested IN something else.
/ lad DuTnsd from tAslF ThymfnS of
kissins sad blissos. whsx. suddenly.
directly ahead Of ne. q hundred yards or
80, there began the loud barking ~ revol-
vsrs Ii ~as IN the thickest OF tie crowd,
and how many we're shooting, ~ what al,
it was impossible - ssy. Smoke and
fame were lstting Ia every direetioI for
few seconds. like Al exploding handful OF
frecrSckers. There " as . vision % horses
lesping fTsatieslly aud tugging st their
hs.ters: OF women aud children IN flight;
Of noble kentuckians scuttling behind
trees With indecent haste. and sf = figure
dancing about amid the smoke, waving
his arms and nourishing . pistol. Then.
with = rush. as when water returns 20
cavity where some great stone has made
plunge. the whole crowd, men, women snd
children. black and white. old and young.
high-toned and low~ksysd. made . rush &c
the spot where q negro lay gasping
his last breath. bystander wns
writhinz with . smashed knee. and
young ruffian. ~hiskey Influenced,
and bleeding from q terrible blow In tbs
face. dealt by his victim with his pistol
butt before he fell, wAs quietly submitting
10 be handcured- Scores OF men, pistol In
hand, stood by and enc fellow turned
loose" Q few careless shots and yelled
kill them ALL - Ii was supposed he
meant the ''niggers, yet evsryone knew
that this was not a race so uable at all but nr
old quarrel between two fellows from ths
same town, over a horse trade, which had
been re-opened here. Il Is known that
more than once tough characters have
made a regular appointment with thei'
feuded enemies 70 meet them at this com
mencement and settle the rofV II ct arnits
In this case the dsrkey bad drawn his
pistol, bat WAS persuaded Ia nut !, away
and WAS ieaving the spot, when the whits
boy, who nnarfned. borrowed p revolver
ran after the negro and shot him in the
back, after which the ergsgeInert bo
came general. IS war report. say. obliv'
ious OF the fact that several hundred per
sons were standing close by ard that ths
most moral and pesce-lovir" Orations and
prayers were going on Just the other side
OF half-inch board wall.
Five minutes after the arrest the crowd
had dispersed, the booth trade and picnick.
ing went on. and lot Of rs ate tolfJ
little lunch in a school-houss while the
surgeon attended to the knee wounded
man who lay stretched under the window
outside, his head in his girls" lap and hi,
arteries empting their blood Oh the matted
oak-leayes.