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I wAnother Outbreak at Paris.1bth\ SOLDIER KILLED. ^I ccylt;One Butternut Killed ! j ththANOTHER MORTALLY WOUNDED ! I trinifiterofthuahiW(ovCftW(witotillOur neighboring town of Paris, III., hafi heteu the scene or another outbreak. Monti ay\non*iug some fifty butternuts, under the Udil^aman named Murray, entered the town, jo k possession of an old stable near t/iedepal, and about noon commenced firing lt;m passing soldiers. A Ffjuad of soldiers made an aWent on the stable, in which one soldier was1 shot in the breast causing almost instant death* and another received a flesh wound in the aVm. The man firing the shot was recognised, and immediately fell, pierced bv thirteen balls. Another butternut was shot, and when the afternoon train passed, j was lying ou the pavement, uncared for. ;It was supposed his wound was mortal. Sev- j an cral of the butternuts bad been arrested and pe placed in jail, and search mad4* for others.It appears the soldiers were to leave Paris on the train yesterday, and the wounded butternut confessed that it was their purpose to | “*j! tear up the road and fire on the titain.— ' These are the facts as we get them from Mr. Dunbar, one of our compOMtois, who cuuie in on the Western road yesterday iwening. There was great excitement in the town and a large crowd collected at the depot.saitinthiA1heii
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Terre Haute Weekly Wabash Express
Terre Haute, Indiana, US
Wed, Mar 02, 1864
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