Two stabbings over the weekend are being investigated by Austin police.

Three people were treated for wounds suffered in a street fight outside an apartment building and bar in the 400 block of Second Street N.E. early Sunday morning.

Two of the victims suffered stab wounds, including one man who was transferred to St. Mary's Hospital in Rochester, according to an Austin Police Department report.

The third victim suffered a laceration when struck by an aluminum bat.

When Austin Police Department officers arrived at the scene 1:18 a.m. Sunday, a crowd estimated at 30 people was watching a smaller group of men fight.

The disturbance was reported by a security guard working at the Palacio bar, according to the report.

No arrested have been made and police described the victims and alleged assailants as "uncooperative."

In the other stabbing incident at 304 Seconnd Ave. S.W., a man is in custody, while the Mower County Attorney's Office reviews police reports.

According to police, a 35-year-old man went to the residence at 11:48 p.m. Saturday and became involved in a verbal argument that escalated to a knife fight.

Four eyewitnesses told police the man brandished a razor knife at one point and another knife in a second altercation.

The man was subdued when one of the victims hit him over the head with a wooden chair. The man then fled the scene and the victims called police.

He was later apprehended by a police canine officer, according to the report.

The man faces second degree assault, fourth degree assault in commission of a racial bias crime, obstructing legal process and disorderly conduct charges.

He remains in the Mower County Jail while the county attorney's staff reviews police reports.

Lee Bonorden can be contacted at 434-2232 or by e-mail at mailto:lee.bonorden@austindailyherald.com