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l. COUNTY:

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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-03-05

Pasturesnew-After a boy is tiredou3 hoe.
ing potatoes, nothing seems to rest himmOre
than to dig over q few square rods of green.
sward in search of bait
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-12
JACK DUNCAN SHOT,
Hattie wsshbusn, an iHmaie 90 neiiY
''sss'l shsois sad Daasarausiy
wounds nim,

Hattie washbuEn, an Inmaie 90 nsiiF
0Fsss', sheets sad Dangerously
wounds tiim,
About halfpasl twelve sunday
morning, Jack Duncan, the detective
who worked up tbs John Wesley
Hardin case, and participated Ia his
arrest IN Florida, was shot At u
house of lll'fame kept by Molly Gross,
on tho corner Of kryay aud Commerce
slreels, by one NJ ils lnmates named
Hattie Washburn mids Bates, The
ball took effect In hls right shoulder,
aud II ID thought by Dr., Allen, who NJ.
tended him, that II ranged dawn inlO
his Right lung, The woman, who was NJ
tho tine In bed, claims that tho shOol'
Ink was accidental, but y young man
named hads,. Who WIS ~ The room vi
tho time says thai Willis Duncan was
standing nj The glass, brushing hla hair,
ahe 0o0hed tho pistol, took deliberate
alm, and fired, On hearing the
shot Molly cfOas rushed into
tho room when Duncan exclaimed,
"hhe has killed me,n There was
another woman In tho room during
thu ahOollng, named Matte, who says
that she WA ~ drunk HAT she knows
Nothing NJ The matter, Ahe has slnce
LETT, and gone 40 0no knows where.
After The shooting, Duncan walked 10
tho residence ~ Dr. Allen, whence he
waa taken In n carriage 10 the home
~ his brother, n, w, n. Duncan, an
Main street, Dr, Allen attempted 10
discover tho course ~ the ball by
probing, but he could not ascertain
positively the direction II had taken,
Deputy Sheriff Spencer aud Onlcer
Arnold, on Sunday evening, arrested
The woman and put her In Jail, where
she remains 10 await thu result 0f the
wound, Duncan aays that the shat
was accidental, but the inmates Of The
house state that after tho shooting That
the woman said repeatedly, "rhat she
meant TO XIII HIN, aud had aimed NJ
His hend, but missed her mark The
wound IN n serious one, AMI II IN doubt.
lnl what the result VIII be, though, NJ
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-12
A Surgical abpcsr.iOu.

On the twenty second day OF las
September near Scyene, in this county
u young man named William Walcotl
got into difficulty with n man called
Handyshal, who drew n knife, cutting
him some four or five times, the most
serious OF which was in the left side OF
his abdomen, severings portion Of his
intestines, All the wounds healed save
the latter, which has ever since been a
running sore, while portion of the
food he ate would pass through the
opening. Yesterday morning Wal.
colt, who Is in the city, at the Gran.
ger house, submitted TO Nh opera.
ton, performed by DIS. Leske and
assisted by Dr. Bohsnpau,
Of Scyene. 'fhe severed intestine
was taken out, sewed up, and placed
back In its proper position, and the
wound properly stitched, During the
operation the patient was under the In
inence of ether, and appeared to suffer
little or no pain. Late yesterday
evening he was doing we'll, resting
lulet and apparently at ease.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-12
Dai Ias City Lumber Yard.
Diamond Thief Taken In.

Some time since Marshal Morton
received letter from the marshal OF
Of Paris, In which he was told to look
out for and arrest one Thomas Clack,
charged with the theft OF u lot of dia.
monds from that place, A sharp look
out has been kept for him, but he sue
ceeded In hiding and Guiding ths oill-
GERS until all hopes of effecting his
capture were despaired of. Last even
Ing, however, Marshal Morton saw n
man in the "Y" saloon, near the
union depot, that filled the description
of Clack, rs given in tho letter he had
received, and he arrested him. Clack
denied ever having committed any
crime in Paris, but acknowledged that
IL was his home. Nothing of the miss
ing property was found upon his per.
sou, and the marshal put him in the
calaboose, and telegraphed to Paris for
full particulars, bat up to late hour
had received 10 answer. Clack will
be held to aw ait the arrival of the
Paris officers.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-12
THE COUIrrS.


Hecorder's court.
NJ. Manley plead guilty 10 intoxI len
tlon, and was fined ~ and costa.
j. A. BELL aud BIZ Jones, lighting,
was dismissed.
w. Kcnner, vagrant, plead not gull
", aud was fined 40 aud costs.
| V. Ryan, vagrant, was dismissed.
M. Williams, vagrant, plead moi
guilty, and was fined SO and costa.
Joe Reed, vaeraut, also plead moi
guilty, and was llned 10 aud costs.
District court,
Elizabeth Frost, ut al. w. Thomas
Frost, ct al. The report OF the com.
missioners of partition, approved.
John II, Spencer w. II, w. Tucker
OF al. Dismissed by plaintiff.
j. A. Thomas w. }. M. Brown, ct al.
The defendants motion for u new lrla
over-riled. Giving notice OF an ap.
peal.
} M. Hayes va James IL. Barkley,
OF al. The defendants motion for a
new trial over-rulcd. Gave notice OF
All appeal.
The state of Texas Va. Drake Bul.
look, charged with the theft of cattle.
Acquitted.
The state OF Texas w. J. II. johnson,
for assault. Dismissed.
II. II. Munford W.. w. j. Clark, ct al.
Judgment for plaintiff for five hund>
red dollars with Interest
The remainder Of the day was taken
mp in setting cases for trial.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-12
BELLIGERENT BLACKS.
Thsy shoe, Zach other win sho,
Guns,

Yesterday evening, about two o'clock,
sheriff Moon was notified that two no.
groes nsmed Hen, Walker aud Alex
ander C0llins, who we're cooking Tor a
lot Of hands engaged IN repairing the
treslle work on The Texas aud Pacific
road, about u lnlle and half from this
city, had an alteration, Ia which they
shot each other with shot guns, SHEER
IN Moon procured ap express aud
drove out 10 the place, where he found
the two wounded negroes, whom he
arrested, aud had hauled lnl0 the CITY,
where they were placed Ia jail, Alex
ander Collins, who ID the worst wound
III of The iva, told lha reporter tho fol-
lowing concerning the light A man
came along IN u wagon and
asked him f0r A0me grease ~
grease his wagon, when Collins
told him that no had none save
lard which he could not spare, when
Walker stepped up aud commenced TO
reproaoh him, saying that he was I'M
necessarily stlngy, nj the same time
hlllng hottie with algnal oil, which
no gave Ia the man, OollinH then gave
him 10 understand that ho was cook,
and hOsH VI lhe things Ia the tent, At
tho same time ilolrIahng large knife
In hla iAoe, with which lao was eating
bread, Walker went oil saying that
he would got even with him, and soon
returned with u shotgun he had bOr-
rowed down The road Colllnp, seeing
him approaching, picked up u shotgun
that was In tho tent, and stepped out
~ receive his or envy Walker when he
was within eight or ten feet Of Collins,
fired, The shot tab Ing effect In Col
Inns right shoulder Walker then
fred the other barrel, but misslng
him took 10 hls heels, when Collins
fired, shouting him Ia the calf Of hln
right leg. Both guns were londed with
bird shot, Walker was no near Collins
when no shot that hls shirt was act on
lire by the powder from the gun, DIR,
Allen attended them aud dressed their
wounds. Collins has had, though II
In Thought n I dangerous wound.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-12
DALLAS. TEXAS,
TUESDAY MORNING. { : PEnRuARY ~.
RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
LOCAL JoIriN0s.

Flight prisoners In the oalabooaa
last night,
The street.car stables nj tho end 0f
The Main street terminus, are finished
The Trinity etlll covers the hot
tom, though the PIKE II above the
water.
The candidates for the county
offices are nerving themselves for the
coming race
---Yeater'iay was n beautiful day.
Old Sol seemed 10 warm NIL animate
objects Into new llfo,
What has come over our flrenen
that they drill 10 little NJ late, is n
question las clear M mud"
--lo0d substantial business build.
ings are constantly going up In the
CITY, notwithstanding the duh times.
Last night, about nine o'clock,
Oliloer Alklre arrested and calabooaed
n drunk and down In the person OF j.
Overlook.
The man who Kicked the dog bcs
canse he waa poking along before him,
viii never do 30 agaln-the dog re-
scented the insult.
The police should make II their
business 10 keep the union depot
cleared OF the suspicious looking idlers
that hang around II.
Yesterday evening, Officer Glenn
ents arrested and lodged In the Gala
bo0se, u man named J. Lacy, for
being drunk and down.
Joe Coulson, charged with the
theft ola COW and calf, was released
from jail yesterday, having been tried
nnd acquitted before Justce McLure.
The hog law should be either en-
forced or abolished, There IL much
complaint among the citizens concern.
Ing the hogs being permitted to run
loose.
Last night our Hebrew friends
gave q pleasant surprise party to some
Of their friends at the Germanla hall.
A most pleasant evening was spent by
those present, mirih ruling the hour
supreme.
The wife OF a prominent gentle-
man took u dose of morphine, with
the intention OF committing suicide,
but failed In her purpose. We refrain
from giving the name OF the lady who
attempted the rash act, which was
caused BY quarrel she had with her
mother-ln law.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-12
dallas coy Lumber TAEd,

Query "Why will men smok'
common tobacco, when they can bui
Marbuf bros, Seal Of North Caro-
lisa, al the same prioeg' lan'aldly
Adams a Co, MI orders for grain
aud produOe,-tL
Two Gar loads Of bugglea aud plat
orm wag onn, NJ Orr's, "
-lfyou want 70 trade an old buggy
for a new Que, Orr's Ia tho place III
-lfyou want 10 buy a family car
rlage, Orr has tho latest styles and
patterns. IT,
Picture frames aud mouldlnge,
new patterns NJ wall paper ior 1873, ri
Reed 4 LathTop's. IagB In
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-12
coal Thief Caught.

Sunday night about | o'clock, Mr..
johnson, the night Waterman nj
Chllds' coal yard, on Wood street,
caught man named Charles Glbaon
slealing coal from n coal'car atandlng
on the Central track. Gibson seeing
the Waterman, started to run away,
when he was ordered TO halt and falling
TO do no, johnson fired three shots at
him, the last OF which, took effect In
his right arm near the elbow, knocking
him down, when no was arrested and
placed In JAIL Yesterday morning the
wounded man growing worse, he was
removed TO the city hospital.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-12


j. q. Crump, of Baltimore, IL at the
Windsor
A, J, Bussey, New Orleans, Is at the
LeGrande.
Thomas Emmerson, Boston, is NJ
the Le(lrande.
Henry Wilson, Chicago, Ii registered
ut the LeGrande.
II, Paine, Syracuse, New York, Is
at the LeGrande.
A. W. Jansen Qulnby, Of Illinois, Ia
reglstered at the Windsor
William IT, Hayes, Of the Interna-
tional and Great Northern railway, IL
ut the Windsor.
ID, q, Suthne, of Toledo, Ohio, stock
agent Of the Lake Shore and Michigan
Southern railway, who Is making Il
trip through the state for his health, ~
stopping at the Windsor.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-12
The European House.

We direct attention to the card OF
the European House, which appears
this morning. Mr.. w. II. Gledhill, the
proprietor, is well known as an accom-
pllshed hotel keeper, and won good
reputation while proprietor OF the
Rawlings House. We can con hdently
recommend the European to our
friends.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-12
The AnnsIniin lima

We direct attention to the card Of
The above great passenger route east,
the shortest, safest aud most pleasant
route from west to the east. Persons
going north this spring should address
Mr. Follett, at ST. Louis, or see the
agents In Texas, before securing tick
eta. We have been over the route a
number of times, and know where of
we speak.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-12
4MnrreInnn,e.

Last night drunken man named
kenady, In front of the Lamar house,
become belligerant, and Insisted on
raising fuss. Officer Alklre took
him In charge, but upon his promising
to make speedy tracks for home, re.
leased him, when he staggard OIL at Il
lively gait.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-12

Yesterday evening man named
Kent, living near White Rock, came
into the city, and informed Sheriff
Moon that "a man named John viii
son, with whom he had had some
words concerning a lot OF wood, had
fired three shots at him, all of which
luckily missed him. Deputy Sheriff
Miller was dispatched in search of
Wilson, but ON arriving at the place
learned that he had liz ont for parta
unknown,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-12
DaiIas cay Lumber Yard,

"A great bargain In butter, at
Adams II Co. II
w. c. Holland, attorney ut law,
oillce, corner Of Main and Lamar
streets. Special attention to bankrupt
cases. janl3'2m
III you want TO save hundred
doliars IN the purchase OF a buggy, 20
CORA. IF.