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Fatal ARRAY -Shadra,k Woodman, a
'colored man, was murdered at the corner Of
Light and Camden streets. Baltimore, on We'd
'nesday afternoon. The Sun SAYS: Il appears
that three white persons, named Thomas
Burns, Michael Flariiy. and William Fl
Bangs. were in small tavern in Camden
street, drinking, and some disturbance took
place. They came out and commenced an as
sault up.n some colored people, and one Of
them picked up awoodhorse and struck the
deceased blow on the side Of the head, which
caused his. dea'h in short time. "A person
was despatched fromthe wharf 10 the Office of
Justice Showacre. for some officers to arrest
the par ties, but all the officers being alsen .
Iuty al another point, the justice himself start
ed down 10 the spot. On the way he met OF.
icer Sheldon. and the two, with some citizens,
went INTO the tavern Of Mrs. Brown, where the
parties had gone after committing the outrage.
Burns had slipped out of the place by back
door, and had sought shelter in the store Of
Mr. Beson, where he was arrested by MIR. b.,
and recognised as the one who struck the fatal
blow. Flarity had secreted himself in hog
pen 10 the yard, but he was found by The JUS
tice, who, assisted by Mr.. Charles Mass,
brought him out Bangs was also caught in
the hoase and given in charge to Mr.. John H.
Barnes. The whole of them were sent jail
to await further examination. II is clear that
rum, tina, destroyer Of the peace and happiness
Of thousands, wasiat ihe bottom of the whole
of It. The colored man, we are told, was a
peaceabIe and industrious fellow, and gave his
assailan's not the slightest cause for the attack
upon him.