

 VIM. CONWAY B.
{"newspaper_name": "The Arkansas banner.", "edition": "01", "page": "p2", "byline": ""}
{"character_count": 1347, "word_count": 230, "ccnet_language_score": [0.9854000210762024], "ccnet_perplexity": [1102.300048828125], "fasttext_language": ["en"]}
Our citizens were very much excited, yes terday evening, upon learning that ROBERT TRAIL, Constable of the Township, had been stabbed near the City Hotel, by WILLIAM TRipLErr, Commissioner Public Buildings with large hunters knife. It seems tha TRAIL was attempting to keep apart two oth- CT men. who were aboutto fight, when iRIP- LETT plunged the knife into his right breast The Utter want of provecatioh Tor so attfo- cious deed, at the time il was committed has induced belief with many, that the per petrator was aboring under fit of insanity. occasioned by drink There may have been however, an old grudge between the parties of which we know nothing. Neiotbear lar- ther comment, as the case is about to under go a iuliciaI investigation.

 The recovery of Mr. Frail, though he still lives, is, we understand, deemed exceedingly doubtful by his physicians.

 .4rkaRSas State Gazette, 30th uH.

 TUESDAY EVENING. 1 o'cLocK.-As ou paper is about going to press, for the Raes- vile mail, we learn that MT. TRAIL cannot survive the wound received on Sunday eve ming. Our reighbor of the Gazette has gone as far into statement of the particulars o this painful occurrence, as we deem prudent and we have copied his remarks. Mir. TRIP IEr4 is in jail, awaiting all investigation O the case, which We understand is to take ,,Ioco nn Gatf1rJay neyt