Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-03-06


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a. shooting afair occurred a. the Cash
sol to-day. n -hich The principals yer,
an exSon<-rssnaa and a weIl-kaown
1s~xDaper maa B-sth are Kensarx-
iAa& W. p Taalbee. wno -epr-seasea
a ksaszeky diss-4rs in the Houss
41ria< the Forty-niath aai Fffss-
eta Congresses. vas the VIC
tz- and Charles Z Efnrasa.
The Washington eorr~syoudeus Of the
Louisville Times. did the shoosinx. Tie
House vas engaged In iss dsIihsrasioas
Nnen kl1czid-s pissoi-shot reverh~rzsed
throGxh the corridors % the Capitol
The hour SAs about twenty inmates be-
Tore two oeic~k- A inmate later the
House was almost empty and a x-eas
crowd Of exc1sed employees and oshsrx
s1s azr-ytnx thrOuxn The corridors
toS1-& the srene of she shooting Tazl-
bee wzs shot while corzlag down ore os
the stzirway< that leads - The haS.e-
zie1s wtzy q The Cap&so1 lie VA. ac-
euupaaas9 By Ex-Dsorkseper = NJ
IAonal4sou- kiacasi care aoxn The
ssers behind the pair. aaa in a har-
rted manner touched Taulbes on
the sh1Gi2er Tas sr-Couw-~ss-
nlaa ~aeeie4 sharply s-O1nd. and
hiaeAi9- r7isia< his weapon. enc
of suaall ezliher. paIle4 the trsxx~r.
Ia1loee fell back against the vail. The
blood streaming s-om u So1nd airerfly
osiow tie lefs eye TaaEb~e did not np-
pear % 10 badly injured He walked Ia
Al uncertain manner down the ssrp<,
az1 then Ezs ASSISTED % = little eahby-
hole called the 2zfsor's Ocsce. A
great pool Of blood marked the
spot in sEs threshold Of the doorway
- this ruoru where Taalbee bad haIset
foe 4 moment The -sssez xzs loo snail
% allow Pr0Per attention "a BE- admins
tered % him. and he wa taken so the
-Oora u the committee On public baild-
in-< aaa y-Ounsis. iuss around the corner
q the co--i1or. where medical a.
ts1tioa vas xiven By Representative
fosssr. Of ohio. ~ho Is . physician. an1
Dr. ClArenee Adams. of this city kiz-
card meanwhile hal not endeavor~.s %
g~t zNaF- He leaned against the uall
of the staircase atseriy weakened. and
later walked quietly a.ay with the
Capitsl policeman Who arrested him
I'm the nan that did it, he said 10
The policeman IN ~ aizless manner.
He EGs taken % the Capitol guar.-rooua.
and la-er - police station
A ni-sd Press reporter spoke % Eir-
eald ~ he vas being led f-on the
guard room 20 the cab that conveyed
him 20 the ssasi0r- He seemed utterly
helpless AMI in answer 20 an inquiry IL
he had anF thing 70 say. replied: Not
aow. In tSo weak I've iRss been
throuwh an attack Of typhoid Here
he kAlsss. and cried. Catch NE. feel
faint He acted like y man who had
lost CONTROL of his nerves
TsaIbee sas taken - his boarding.
house on Capitol Hill about half al
hour AFTER the shooting Dr. Adams
said that he could not tell how serious
the wound vas. but he thought that
Taulhee would recover The trouble
grew cut Of the publication in the
louisville Times OF q scanlalOus story
about T4albee which resulted il
Is said. in the SEPARATION OF
Mr. and Mrs TaaIhee Since the
publication Of that story. \ rear ago.
Kineaid and Taalbee had not met until
sh0r1 time after noon today. when
TaRlbee aeros.ed Kineaid near the east
lobby door Of the house. called him a
liar and pulled his ear Kincaid. who
is inst recovering from an attack Of
typhoid fever. told Taglbee that he
was unable 70 cope with him
physically and that he Vas gnarmed
Taulbee then went away Laser KIM
caid armed himself and hunted TaaI-
bee up.
Later 4 reporter Of the United Press
saw kineaid in his cell and had brie!
Conversation with him kineaid said
that TaaIbee had been bounding him for
I long tine and threatening his life
He had been told BY Treas many news
paper correspondents that Taalbee had
said that he was not Il 20 live" thai
l he was n coward and that he wo1li
better keep an eye en- him fTaGlheek
when he came up 70 ne this NOM
/ ing said Kineaid. he insalsed me And
/ said that I Was = coward and that
woald not resent his tns1lE& / mid
1 him 20 leave ne alone CT ee would 1ns.
/ out xhss soaId do. Later he insalteS
ne again and shot him