The Cairo bulletin., 1904-08-03
A KENTUCKY DIVERSION
One Man Fatally slssh.d TWO So.
ricasiy injured on Train
Sunday.

a man In dying condition with q
knife blade broke of III his side, m.
other With a gaping wound IN his neck
close to the jugular vein, third wlgh
an ugly cash in the side of his bead.
4 dozen OF more scratched and brais-
Ell aud the ring leader under bond In
/ the SUM OF si0o0 % appear for ex-
aiming trial in a iust'ce court "a
/ Mayfiela this morning ara some
Of the results Of q fight Sunday night
about half way between padacah end
Maylield in which knives stick
brass lsnHckles, lists ana every hna
Of available missile fgared and which
created weIl-nigh uncomfortable pan.
ic in a coach in which were crowded
hundred people.
The man most seriously injured is
George Tiley, former tobacco paci:-
er at padnCah His brother, kinsos
rilley, has serious cut II his mech
and Wright Tayloy Is suffering from
a broken head. George Ttiley Is al-
most sure to die hui TIE others, wA!la
seriously injured. win recover.
A general drunken c2r5ugal amoae
a gang of twenty Eve MAY field people,
who spent SUNDAY in radaoah, was
the starting point Of the bloody AFFAIR
which viii doubtless end in the trial
of at least one man for murder. Th3
bunch OF Naylield fellows went to "a
dEcsh early Sunday morning and man
~ .. Ia -ts ~ o.
.olute drunkenness by the time the
train pailed out at O'Clock. Ths
bunch crowded into the smoking ean4-
partmeat and were exceedingly dis
oeGeriw froIa the time the train s-a~i-
ed When TIE train which vas II
charge Of Conductor nugan was sbe..
half way 10 Maylield the quarrel reaca-
IA crisis and a determined 1ie'l
ragged for several minute defying tho
efforts of pcaceably disposed passen
gers to quelI 1t. Several Wac atfamp
ed 10 interfere had rheir faces bruised
for their pains, and NJ lull ocee~ra5
ia the hostliTis until Georse TiIloY
was stretched On thc foor unable 10
rise and apparently IN dying 9all !
ticn. AT his point. taking advan, &
OF temporary iuli, the train crew
with the aid of passengers, secures
Terrell Kingo, who Is sad - haze
baen the insdeaeor Of the trouble ~
the man who cut at least one q The
Tilleys. and. taking him 10 the re7r "a
the train. locked him ~ II 2 vata7
closet. where he ragged ne 4 VIII
beast unst Mayhall was reached .n3
was taken IN charge by police officers
When qsiet Was finally restored,
nearly every enc OF the fifteen or
more men WHO were engage IN tho
figat. were mere or less injured ana
tblea of them fatally George Tills
hal several wounds O. bis BODY, tae
most serious of which was q feF
inches below the arm pit n Jae ioit
side. Kinsey T'illey had lost bloc
from wound in the neck urfil 10
was almost too weak to atanA aa
Wright Young was unconscious ftoa
a blow ca Tie head ET2 BROKEN
hrile blades wera found u lhc coach
ara .ba l4AllES WNtS 4a'A4 tyHttt-
a third handle 10 hlada could he 1au7d
ana Il later developed ;hat !, Nai lni
George Tillay's side
The Tillo.s were taken the home
Of relative aud physicians wore s"'a-
moneI. The knife blade has Mt b,-n
removed from George Tillcy's side and
il IS thought that either allowing j
D stay or removing it by me ans oil ah
operation will prove fatal.
Terrell Wingo. Who is about twenty
i've years old and lives ct Cuba vaa
arrested and gave bond for bis appesE-
ance this morning Considerable
difficulty has been eynericnce3 in i.na
ing who participated in the t'sft hl.
. number a. Other arrests ~3ll folio"