Finney was excited to watch the fight, but honestly did not want to be part of it. He hid behind the bar with Mary, peeking over the edge. Occaionally, he looked up at the man up stairs who appeared quite interested in the fray, but did nothing to stop it. That was curious to Phineas O’Connell. He took note of the fight; attempting to remember as much as he could in order to record in detail for the written record. His view was hampered by Mr. Logan himself staggering back into him. Instead of getting into the fight, per se, Finney picked a bottle up off the bar and smashed it over the top of Mr. Logan’s head as hard as he could, dropping the no good thief to the floor.

He saw the large black soldier throw a one-two at one of Logan’s men, knocking him back on the floor. Then a second man drove one into the black man’s stomach, making him bend over. This would have been a good time for the curly blonde haired man to drive a knee into Billy’s face, but he failed to eliminate the cavalryman from the fight. Instead, Billy drove into the curly haired man pushing him right across the table he had just got up from. 

Billy gathered himself looking around the room for another target. He saw the large angry man grab Misty Koman from behind. Billy tried to make a move for the man, but someone else got a punch into the side of his head, dropping Billy to the floor. He immediately rolled with the force of this punch and rose back up to his feet to continue the fight. It was the first man he knocked to the ground who punched him. He had gotten to his feet and was ready to take out some vengeance.

Finney noted that the southern gentleman had not entered the fight yet. It appeared it was only the native and the African soldier who were fighting. Although he knew why he didn’t want to fight, but was wondering why the others were not.