The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-07-07
REIDY WADDELL INA CELL.
uovr1I OSBORN DOES NOT PROPOSE
20 APPEAR AGAINST HIaf

-. ro,,ce DON'T Like to Have Gentlemen
with Records DistnretnG the Pence IL
p.s,,c Mr.. w. n. divers Version.
psidy waddel the man who slugecd Howell
o,horn in Burnss restaurant In Sixth avenue
AZ saturday night was arrested on, Wednes-
a. afternoon by Detective Sergeants Hickey
ND valloly OF Inspector McLauehlln's stan.
"a uns arraigned yesterday before Police
1nstlee Grady at Jefferson Market Police Court.
a. vas remanded to Police Headquarters until
to-day.
Wsddell has been very nervous since his
,,,ap with Osborn. and went out OF town at
once. On his return from Long Branch he
vas arrested. There was no complainant
.s,inst him. and 1t is supposed that the arrest
vas mado rs o sort Of notice to gentlemen with
,aeords not TO get into fights In public places
IN New York IL they want tho police to forget
,bout them. Osborn and his friend. W. Is.
oliver. will not appear against him.
Al! Superintendent Byrnes would say was
that wnddell was known to the police as q
man without visible means of support who
lived by his wits. and that when the police
heard OF the fight in Burns's restaurant they
eoncuded that Waddell should be arrested.
Can't o'Connof Of tho Thirtieth street sta
lion has often vowed that u Waddell caused
him any trouble in his precinct he would put
ths screws on him. Capt. OConnor. in con-
versatlon with u suN reporter the other day.
'" ahedy waddel is the slickost little fellow in
this country know him OF old. lie goes to
Europo with the boys, and gets their money In
poker games on the steamships, and In other
ways. and y ct he stands In with them all. See
t turs Of u criminal STRUGGLING in tho grasp Of
him sfnss 50 thai No could be photoEraphedl That
Get sons S iSaaToa. that picture what kind Of a
,n nsnsP sa5 sa s that @aao IS yhae
called a Ssean MhH I goes cEind
poker to the occupants of the smoking room.
and som etnas having pals with him. They
also say that tho reason Waddel felt sore
sfsnS Paris Is asanst Maso hat
tops I * 3 rlSf &aadsliI was solnE with. They
Osborn but was stopped by Detective Jacobs.
panon the evening OF the row. gave to Sun
reporter Yesterday n version which Hers ma
terialty from the versions given BY Others who
MI Osborn and I were sitting with two
talking. and not thinking OF any impending
row, when all at once heard quick footsteps.
Snd licking up saw ny b stss 6m %
in the tample., He went almost unconscious In
heap 81 81 the, chair and partly under the
se selves TINT We lad not noticed the approach
Of anybody. and We're, Therefore. Gem.
th ets msn Standing before as
up the instant Osborn was struck and at
tempted 10 hit his assailant. and received
SnS th
@ h ssnt n 5sen sSR
that Osborn hnd struggled into II half stand
ing RSsition and that his ns ss liant WAS
20 help him. but the big man and another OF
shE sR few Refed IL hs
and sas 6s mSSb pSa d S51s AZ
unconscious, attempted to rise again. but he
got ,low behind the ear aGaH w sas;t,I almost
stood around him and warned everybody
Who IN o @e hst
would lose good part OF my, face and per-
that eys hs ae toe %aade 'r w wh fSnE
osborn had done waddel. and that had pet;
and was
over him to see whether die would rise or not
several Yale, men who were in the room
him and his gang away from Osborn. Several
Walters then rushed up and commenced to
NuStle eSeIyDOuy 10 tno StUeet- ofUOEu lay on
tho floor with his arms and head on chair. al
most unconscious. and had to Re almost car
near sighted. and the first blow knocked Off
his glasses, and that, fact. together with his
being stunned by the first Two blows. one behind
The ear and the other in tho temple. rendered
him totally unable to defend himself. As Os-
born was sein3 helped to tho wash room Wad-
outside, where they could have IL square fist
fight. Tho blow | received has perhaps hurt
hurt him., It biaokened born Of my eyes and
came very near breaking the bridge Of my
nose. think. You see. Red Davis placed him
self quickly behind mo as Waddeli rushed at
Osborn. and when / started up he was in posi-
ton to- step quickly out and hit me In the
face. srIg. sl-."-'