The Coming Man
The Coming Man
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A Daring Outrage—Two Negroes Waylay a Citizen and SSioot Ilim.
Between ten and eleven o'clock on the night of Sunday, says the Memphis Bulletin, a couple of negroes waylaid a well known citizen named Sidney Ware, near the Memphis and Charleston Railroad Depot. As he was walking along the road the two negroes confronted him, when one of them exclaimed, "That is the man !" In an instant the negroes had drawn pistols from tlieir pockets, one of them presented a weapon at Mr. Ware's head and the ot...her leveled his pistol at the lower portion of his body. Mr. Ware, who seems to have behaved with the greatest courage, seized the weapon last referred to, when it exploded, wounding Mr. Ware in both thighs.
Mr. Ware had drawn his pistol, and as the negroes were retreating precipitately he fired, but whether wounding either of the negroes is not known, as they were soon out of sight. Weakened by the loss of blood, he fell to the ground, where he lay for several minutes, until some persons came to his assistance, and he was taken to his residence, where his wounds were dressed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A Daring Outrage—Two Negroes Waylay a Citizen and SSioot Ilim.
Between ten and eleven o'clock on the night of Sunday, says the Memphis Bulletin, a couple of negroes waylaid a well known citizen named Sidney Ware, near the Memphis and Charleston Railroad Depot. As he was walking along the road the two negroes confronted him, when one of them exclaimed, "That is the man !" In an instant the negroes had drawn pistols from tlieir pockets, one of them presented a weapon at Mr. Ware's head and the ot...her leveled his pistol at the lower portion of his body. Mr. Ware, who seems to have behaved with the greatest courage, seized the weapon last referred to, when it exploded, wounding Mr. Ware in both thighs.
Mr. Ware had drawn his pistol, and as the negroes were retreating precipitately he fired, but whether wounding either of the negroes is not known, as they were soon out of sight. Weakened by the loss of blood, he fell to the ground, where he lay for several minutes, until some persons came to his assistance, and he was taken to his residence, where his wounds were dressed.
What to read after The Coming Man?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Joseph Henry Beale to read onlineMoreLess
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