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A MAN SHor-The Baltimore Sun states
that fight took place, on Monday, at the 18th
Ward polls, which resulted in a serious collision
between a man named VIM. Stewart, a butcher,
and another named jacob Miller, a Conductor
on the Baltimore and Oaio Railroad. In the
course of the afffay the latter drew revolving
pistol and discharged five of the barrels, a ball
from the last taking effect in Stewards shoulder,
wounding him severely. He was taken to a
neighboring physician's, and Miller was arrested
aud taken to Magistrates, whero he was held
to bail for further hearing. 1t was necessary to
give him special protection by tue Police to save
him from the threatened violence of a tumutuous
crowd round the of6ce. The same paper says
John Smith, living in Pierce street, west of
Chatsworth, was shot at ths 18th Ward polls,
shortly after o'clock yesterday evening. Pro-
itssors Baxley and Gibson, who were making
professional visit In the vicinity, and Dr.. Chai.ty,
of the neighborhood, were Immediately called 10
the unfortunate man. who was found to have
been shot by pistol, the ball passing through the
fsshy part of the left arm, then into ths left
side, striking one of the lower ribs, glaneing
thence downwards, forwards, and more deeply
about five inches and finally passing, it is feared,
into the abdomen, as no further traces ct il could
be found. His case is considered hopeless"