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whereupon Paul drew a knife, seeing which, Robert drew a six-shooter. Paul stepped back and drew a six-shooter. Robert drew a knife and put it between his teeth and commenced firing. Paul returned the fire, and each fired six shots, and then closed and used their knives. They were mortally wounded. Paul started for the front door and went out; was followed and brought back, and died in twenty minutes. He was shot in the upper part of the breast and cut several times in the abdomen. Robert, when Paul left the room, followed him as far as the inside door, where he fell, struck the wall and skinned his face. He was carried to a temporary couch, and lay insensible nearly three hours, when he also died. He was shot through the left lobe of the brain and in the right side, beneath the ribs. They both seemed to die of in ward bleeding. During the encounter a younger brother, Berry, shot three balls at Paul, one of which, it is said, hit him. Evansville (Ind.) Journal, Jan. 10.
Evansville (Indiana, United States) (search for this): article 5
lled for deadly effects, ferocity and unnatural hate. A fierce feud had long existed between two brothers, named John Paul Evans and Robert M. Evans, members of an old and well known family of this city. Their grandfather laid out the town of Evansville. They have made several attempts heretofore on each other's lives. Robert went to a ball at Mozart Hall yesterday evening with a lady. Over a hundred people were there. About midnight Paul came in intoxicated. He walked up to his brothrt, when Paul left the room, followed him as far as the inside door, where he fell, struck the wall and skinned his face. He was carried to a temporary couch, and lay insensible nearly three hours, when he also died. He was shot through the left lobe of the brain and in the right side, beneath the ribs. They both seemed to die of in ward bleeding. During the encounter a younger brother, Berry, shot three balls at Paul, one of which, it is said, hit him. Evansville (Ind.) Journal, Jan. 10.
Paul (search for this): article 5
esterday evening with a lady. Over a hundred people were there. About midnight Paul came in intoxicated. He walked up to his brother and asked him to drink. His brother refused, whereupon Paul drew a knife, seeing which, Robert drew a six-shooter. Paul stepped back and drew a six-shooter. Robert drew a knife and put it betwePaul stepped back and drew a six-shooter. Robert drew a knife and put it between his teeth and commenced firing. Paul returned the fire, and each fired six shots, and then closed and used their knives. They were mortally wounded. Paul startePaul returned the fire, and each fired six shots, and then closed and used their knives. They were mortally wounded. Paul started for the front door and went out; was followed and brought back, and died in twenty minutes. He was shot in the upper part of the breast and cut several times in thePaul started for the front door and went out; was followed and brought back, and died in twenty minutes. He was shot in the upper part of the breast and cut several times in the abdomen. Robert, when Paul left the room, followed him as far as the inside door, where he fell, struck the wall and skinned his face. He was carried to a tempPaul left the room, followed him as far as the inside door, where he fell, struck the wall and skinned his face. He was carried to a temporary couch, and lay insensible nearly three hours, when he also died. He was shot through the left lobe of the brain and in the right side, beneath the ribs. They
Berry (search for this): article 5
hereupon Paul drew a knife, seeing which, Robert drew a six-shooter. Paul stepped back and drew a six-shooter. Robert drew a knife and put it between his teeth and commenced firing. Paul returned the fire, and each fired six shots, and then closed and used their knives. They were mortally wounded. Paul started for the front door and went out; was followed and brought back, and died in twenty minutes. He was shot in the upper part of the breast and cut several times in the abdomen. Robert, when Paul left the room, followed him as far as the inside door, where he fell, struck the wall and skinned his face. He was carried to a temporary couch, and lay insensible nearly three hours, when he also died. He was shot through the left lobe of the brain and in the right side, beneath the ribs. They both seemed to die of in ward bleeding. During the encounter a younger brother, Berry, shot three balls at Paul, one of which, it is said, hit him. Evansville (Ind.) Journal, Jan. 10.
Robert M. Evans (search for this): article 5
Bloody tragedy. --Last night about midnight a tragedy was enacted in this city that probably was never equalled for deadly effects, ferocity and unnatural hate. A fierce feud had long existed between two brothers, named John Paul Evans and Robert M. Evans, members of an old and well known family of this city. Their grandfather laid out the town of Evansville. They have made several attempts heretofore on each other's lives. Robert went to a ball at Mozart Hall yesterday evening with a lady. Over a hundred people were there. About midnight Paul came in intoxicated. He walked up to his brother and asked him to drink. His brother refused, whereupon Paul drew a knife, seeing which, Robert drew a six-shooter. Paul stepped back and drew a six-shooter. Robert drew a knife and put it between his teeth and commenced firing. Paul returned the fire, and each fired six shots, and then closed and used their knives. They were mortally wounded. Paul started for the front door
John Paul Evans (search for this): article 5
Bloody tragedy. --Last night about midnight a tragedy was enacted in this city that probably was never equalled for deadly effects, ferocity and unnatural hate. A fierce feud had long existed between two brothers, named John Paul Evans and Robert M. Evans, members of an old and well known family of this city. Their grandfather laid out the town of Evansville. They have made several attempts heretofore on each other's lives. Robert went to a ball at Mozart Hall yesterday evening with a lady. Over a hundred people were there. About midnight Paul came in intoxicated. He walked up to his brother and asked him to drink. His brother refused, whereupon Paul drew a knife, seeing which, Robert drew a six-shooter. Paul stepped back and drew a six-shooter. Robert drew a knife and put it between his teeth and commenced firing. Paul returned the fire, and each fired six shots, and then closed and used their knives. They were mortally wounded. Paul started for the front door
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whereupon Paul drew a knife, seeing which, Robert drew a six-shooter. Paul stepped back and drew a six-shooter. Robert drew a knife and put it between his teeth and commenced firing. Paul returned the fire, and each fired six shots, and then closed and used their knives. They were mortally wounded. Paul started for the front door and went out; was followed and brought back, and died in twenty minutes. He was shot in the upper part of the breast and cut several times in the abdomen. Robert, when Paul left the room, followed him as far as the inside door, where he fell, struck the wall and skinned his face. He was carried to a temporary couch, and lay insensible nearly three hours, when he also died. He was shot through the left lobe of the brain and in the right side, beneath the ribs. They both seemed to die of in ward bleeding. During the encounter a younger brother, Berry, shot three balls at Paul, one of which, it is said, hit him. Evansville (Ind.) Journal, Jan. 10.