The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1891-08-29
| s11rGGED MACUNE.
lr,A11ister Beats UP the
Doctor.
. Punches Him All Over a
Hotel at Durant.
Doc, Reaches for a Pistol, but
..,Iac" Pulled First.
~, sDoc' Threw up His Hands
Crying Enough.
,,,,,e Was all Caused by the Expul-
.;o,, oc NfcAllister at StarlSvfile.


s;on Of McAllister at starkviile.
lectal to Appeal-Avalanche.
n1rpANr. Miss, Aug. 26.--The town
o,1 excitement tonight over q person
difficulty which occurred in the
Bce Of the West House between Hon.
s McAllister and Dr.. G. W. Ma
no editor of the National Alliance
,o0omist. of Washington, D. G., both
whom arrived on the incoming even
o train from Starkville, having been
attendance upon the State Alliance,
bw in session at that place.
ecturer McAllister was today AZ
ingcd, convicted and expelled by the
ate Alliance because of his opposition
the sub-Treusury scheme and the ox-
bsrre of the official
CORRUPTION OF c. W. MAcUSE,
ho it seems, had d great deal to do
ith the summary and unprecedented
Ieatment meted out to McAllister by
|hispering it around in secret caucus
of Alliance members that McAllister
|as bought up by Wall Street and the
ubsidized press, and was exerting his
pauence to destroy the Farmers Al
lance.
Lecturer McAllister today in his re-
ly to the articles of impeachment pre-
erred against him by the State AL
lance averred that
bR. MACuNE SOLD OUT TO PAT CAL
HOUN
ast year in the Georgia Senatorial con-
est for $4,000, and that Macune had
obbsd the Texas Alliance of $780, 900 or
hoe while manager of the Texas AL
lance Exchange.
On the train this evening from Stark
lille to this point Q gentleman question
ID DR.. Macune concerning Lecturer
lcAllister's averments against him, to
which Dr.. Macune replied: IF he says
sold out to Pat Calhoun, he has lied. :"
rhis reached McAllister just. before
Feaching here, and upon meeting DR..
lacune McAllister said:
''Dr. Macune, I understand you
Charged in the Alliance at Starkville
That l was
BOUGHT BY EASTERN CAPITALISTS
20 break up the Alliance, and that you
nnounced me this evening as a liar. :"
DIR. Macune shook his head and walk
ed off, saying: II have nothing to say
10 you, SIR"
McAllister cautiously Hanked around
Pn front Of him, saying: "D-n you,
(ou have got to meet the incendiary
issues you have raised against me with
misguided ignorance"
Dr. Macune replied: What else
could do but treat your statement as
p did.
Asquick as lightning McAllister
STRUCK MAcuNE BETWEEN THE EYES,
which caused him to wheel around.
when DR.. Macune began to recover,
AcAllister squared himself and struck
with oil his power, and DR.. Macune
aucked !, his head, receiving . glancing
Nov on his head. The combatants
were clinched. McAlister recognizing
me superior strength Of his antagonist
"renched loose and struck Dr.. Macuue
IN The mouth which caused him to fall
'sck' when he was caught by hotel
proprietor J. c. Hill who got between
'aem. Here Dr.. Macune threw his
,lght hand on his hip pocket as II to
u'aw y pistol, when McAlister, in a
"asn presented arms, saying:
NOW, Yo U uD-N mERoENARy,
'e' ner go, Gallagher" at the same
vi slme facing his antagonist with deter
in his eyes. DR.. Macune then
''rew up his hands and said: ''Don't;
a'n done with It," BY this time a
number had reached the scene and In.
~ for peace, when the exciting
torn subsidized.
Shot for Cursing . Woman. -