The Henry McWilson case, assault with…
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The Henry McWilson case, assault with
deadly weapon on Butch Wyatt, at the Ex-
change saloon of your city, was tried yesterday
and resulted in an acquittal. E. C. Wade, the
prosecuting attorney, examined only one wit-
ness, Chas. L. Cantley, for the territory. Butch
Wyatt being absent, the testimony was that the
defendant took delibrate aim, but John J. Bell,
for the defense, proved by a number of wit-
nesses that the shooting was accidental, and
made an ingenious and successful plea as to the
direction of the flight of the bullet. Tax payers
will have an opportunity to settle the costs,
(which amount to several hundreds of dollars),
of this quarrel of would-be-gamblers, who en-
deavor to attitudinize as “bad men.” If the
complaint had been one of simple assault, the
justice of the peace could have settled the mat-
ter, and thus saved the county the trouble and
expense of a “great trial” and an airing of
gamblers’ dirty linen in court.