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Nashville Union And American
Nashville, Davidson County, Tennessee
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In a quarrel on Cedar street near the Commercial Hotel, Perry assaulted Knelly with rocks, inflicting severe head wounds possibly fracturing his skull. Perry was arrested, charged with intent to kill, and bound over on $1,000 bail. Knelly's injuries, treated by Dr. Hughes, are not considered dangerous.
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Yesterday two men on Cedar street, near the Commercial Hotel, named Perry and Knelly, became involved in a quarrel, in the course of which Perry assaulted Knelly with rocks, striking him twice on the head, cutting him in a frightful manner, and, it was thought, fracturing his skull. Perry was in a perfect rage, and had he not been prevented would probably have killed Knelly. One of the stones which he threw went in at the window of the hotel, smashing the glass to pieces. He was arrested and brought before Justice Albert, charged with an assault with intent to kill, and his Honor required him to give a bond in the sum of $1,000 for his appearance before him at 3 o'clock on Monday, for a further examination. Dr. Hughes dressed the wounds received by Mr. Knelly, and although they are very severe, are not considered dangerous.
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Cedar Street, Near The Commercial Hotel
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Yesterday
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Perry assaulted Knelly with rocks during a quarrel, striking him twice on the head and causing severe cuts and possible skull fracture. Perry was arrested for assault with intent to kill and required to post $1,000 bond for further examination. Dr. Hughes treated Knelly's wounds, which are severe but not dangerous.