Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-01-28
Eusenie al ysiaasor-lbsssyia
owkD QUEEN cossoLlSG Inssus.

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Q ess Of Gallstoo. and the Dnchess of
% Monlero, and attended by tho
d Countess Clnny, Baroness Breton.
Q liourbaki, Mile, Larminel, Count
:. Claryl. mad Baron Daporae, len
n Chiselhurst about one o'clock on
: visittO hor Majesty at Windsor Cas-
tle, e,trayeling over the London, ,cha,I.
r am and Dover railway 10 Claphan
> junction. and thence 10 Windsor
by tho Southwestern railway. ills
, company having provided special
train. At Tho Windsbr terminus Of
tho Southwestern railgIy excellent
arrangements had boom made for
The reception oflho Empress. Those
OF Inc public who happened 10 be In
tho station at tho time Of her I'm.
porial Majcsty's arrival woro Der.
mittod TO remain, while great
crowds ofspeotators gathered Il, tha
Datchet road between Tho Lode
cato ofthe Castle slopes and tho
Queens private waiting rooms. The
Queen was represented by Lord
Charles Fitzory and the Hon. Miss
Phipps, who drove down 10 tho tor
minus abost ton minutes before tho
timo fixed for the arrival. The Em-
press Eugcnie and the Prince Inn.
perial, upon quitting tho saloon,
woro received by Lord Charles
FItzroy and tho lady in waiting,
and conducted to tho private wait.
ing rooms. As tho Empress cross
cd tho platform a ringing checr roso
from tho crowd of spccaIors, which
compliment her Majesty most gra-
ciously acknowledged. Tho En-
press was d 'essed in black. Her g
Majesty andlho Prince Imperial ap-
pcared in excellent henltli, and the
party remained for few minutos
in tho anteroom. Tie Empross
and Prince Imperial were then esi
cortcd to the Queens carringcs, z
which, followed by those contains
ing tho respective suites, werc driv- q
on through the Lodge gate opposite'
the station, and up The slopes 10 the
Castle, which was reached about 3
hali-past two. The Empress and 4
Prince were welcomed by her Maj,
esty and the royal family at the
Castle.
The visit lasted upwards of an
hour and at its close the Empress
and Prince Imperial took leave Of
the Queen, leaving tho Castle aD
3:4O p. NJ, accompanied by Pfinoo
Arthur and attended by Lord Chas.
Fitzroy and the Hon, M los Phipps.,
The special train was timed to leavc
the railway station at 346, bat be-
fore that honr, notwithstanding the
rain, which fell in a drizzling show
CT, largo number Of people had as
sembled outside the royal private
entrance and within fhe terminus.
AT the Qnecn's waiting rooms the
Empress Eugenie and She Prince
Imperial took an affectionato leave
of Prince Arthur, who renamed
upon the platform until tho train
started at P2:45p. NJ As the saloon
with the Empress and Prince In X
perialmovud away, The spnctato~
loudly choerod tho Imperial party.
The Empress and Prince appeared
pleased at the dcmonstration and,
gracefully returned their aeknowl-
edgments.
On Monday, 4th instant, Patrick s
Quigley and Joseph Clifford, team
stcrs from Kosses, ,lcamped for the
evening four milos south Of Wcath-,
erford not far from the old place dc
Daniel Ssk, Esq. About 10 o'clock
in tho night the family OF Mr.. fstai-;
ley, living at tho Sisk place, wefs
aroused by cries of distress from
tho yard. They at onco went gu,
and found the man Quigley shot.ii,s
the abdomen, beggingthem % takp
him in. A physician was at opco
sent for, and word given to the !.
Sheriff concerning Quigley 's state \
ment; which was to this effect -
Clifford and he were lying down y
near their FIRE. Suddenly Clifford
shot him. Quigley sprang on elf,
ford, lerkcd q rcvoivss from him,
and started to ind a house.
A party headed BY Constable:
Mason started, guided BY Qnigleyn
description of tile place, ina,s, &c.,
to apprehend Clifford. ffn WAS Is s..
found at the wagon, and quietly
suffendered himself. Clifford de-
claFcs the whole matter 10 have
been tho result OF an accidental
discharge Of his pistol
Qniglcy, in his declaration, made
in the very hour and ars;oiiss ars;oiss 81
death, under q profound sense Of
Immediately impending disselutioe,s s
solemnly charged Clifford with
numbering him.
Qniglcy died on "Wednesday NOR.
ming A careful antopsisal exani-
nation of the body disiceed thrco
fearful intestinal wounds, bceidds
extensive injury to other nnpor.ant
structures.
Both men were strangers Irish,
men. Clifford IS now IN scnste,ly.
tBealhsrford Tints Jan. =.
The man Clifford who slot Cafo-.