{"newspaper_name": "The Arkansas banner.", "edition": "01", "page": "p2", "byline": ""}
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Our readefs wlIl reeolleei, that sometime last summer an unfortunate affair took place, at Washington City, between ". Z. Kendall and William R. Elliott, which resulted ia the death of the former. Elliott surrender cd himself up to the civil authorities, and was committed to prison to await his trial al the next term of the criminal court; the judges having refused 10 bail him. On the 18th olt., he was discharged from prison by order of the court. The ground of the dis charge was, that ihe graod jary found in their preseniment that Kendall, the deceased. came to his death in consequence of pistol-shot fired by Eliot in selr-defense.