The morning times., 1895-08-03
Saks and Company,
P'nn%; and Ave "SakS' ChPnaP"
18th street }

Immediately took steps to get Miss Fiagler
away from the station without passing
through the crowd which had assembled III
front OF the station house. Mrs. Dorsey and
her daughter left by the front way and Capt
Fieberger accompanied the young lady
from the station house by the back way
aud she was placed IN a carriage a nd driven
with all speed possible 10 the house or Mrs.
Dorsey.
IN view OF the excited feeling prevailing
among COlOred people over the shooting IT
was hardly deemed advisable or even safe
to allow her TO return immediately TO her
own home.
The inquest excited the most intense
interest among all classes in the city,
and the streets 10 front or the Sixth pre-
CinCt, where the inquest was held was
crowded with people OF both COiOrs and
sexes. The result OF the inquest gave cyi-
dent satisfaction TO those among the whites
who Were CO hand, but the COlCrcu element
We're e"idently dissatisfied, aud 1T is very
probable that a number OF Indignation
meetings VIII follow Lawyers Hewlett
and Kicks, two well-kuOwn Colored at
t0rueys were in attendance, and II Was their
evident desire 10 have Miss FlaElcT held
for action on the part of the grand jury.
Whatever the eventual outcome OF the
unfortunate affair may be, Miss FIJgler
is keeuiy alive To the gravity or the sit
uatinu. aud realizes more fully then can
anyone else the terrible result OF her care
less shot OF yesterday morning Gen. Flag
Ter was telegraphed for shortly after The
tragedy occurred aud he IS expected to
return 20 the city to-day or tomorrow
PLACE OF THE SHOOTING
The residence of Gen. FiagIer is sur
rounded by grounds that have been care
fully cultivated for the production Of
fruits and flowers, ard the premises, as
well as those of many who live IL the
ncighborhood, have been frequently de
spoiled by youths and men 60 an extent
that has tried the patience of the property
owners. The shooting of yesterday, ter
rib!e 10 the family of the dead boy, and as
terrible to the young lady who uTwit-
tingly destroyed the life of fellow
creature, was a CulrainatIOn OF these re-
peatcd intrusIOvs.
After the police ambulance had taken
away the vet unidentified body Of the boy,
a large crowd, composed principally Of
ColoIet people greatly excited mUTInUring
pIOfusaly their Indignation at tic killing.
gathered around the vehicle and all who
desired 10 do so were allowed to look
at the body One woman declared that it
was the son Of Battle MnoT, notorious in
police ciIcles, and at this there was re-
nawal of the excitement Minor himself
soon went forward, and looked at the body
to satisfy himself and his friends thar it
was not his son. The body was finally
recognized as that of Ernest Green. and after
il was removed TO the home on Pierce Place
the excitement moderated
Immediately after the inquest the body
OF young Green was againturned over To hi;
parentsand removed 10 their home. During
the evening the body was viewed by a large
lumber OF the friends Of the family who
called to offer their sympathy.
Mr.. Green, the father of the boy wa;
too much overcome with grief last nigh
to talk OF the killing, but several friends
of the family in the neighborhood said thai
they did not believe it was intentional.
There did not seem to be much feeling
other than regret in the neighhOThOod