The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-10-12
NE Tvs NUGGETS.

Vicksburg now has move on foot for
the establishment Of cotton mills under the
auspices of Boston capitalists.
Hattie Wilson, little ten.year-old white
girl, was fatally burned by coal oil lamp
explosion a few nights ago at Vicksbure
Mississippi
The new horse disease, pink-cye, or pur-
pura-hemorrhagica, as the veterinary sur
geons term 1t, has made its appearance at
Mobile, Alabama.
GGiteau, it seems from late news from
Washington, is consumed with horrible
dread and fear since he has discovered i'm the
papers, he was allowed to read the senti-
ment of the people toward him.
Two or three nights ago stranger was
found lying dead near the railroad track in
keokuk, Iowa, with a pistol hole in his
mead. lie was unknown TO anyone in those
parts, and the supposition is that he was
murdered.
A negro named Fayotte Hardee, was
found under the bed Of q highly respectable
young lady at Walden, Mississippi few
nights ago for the purpose of theft, il was
thought, though u crowd came very near
lynChing him.
John Morrissey, an old man, farmer
llNlng near Burlingame, Kansas, was
stopped few evenings ago near his house,
while feeding his cattle, and robbed nv
Tour masked men, lie lost 81 $50 which he
had in his pocket
One day last week, Miss Addic Fox.
daughter of Mr., George Fox, one of thc
most prominent citizcnsof Srscola, Illinois
ana a young man named John Sands, %
years OF age. farm hand living in the
nelShborho0d quietly elopcd and going to
Louisville, Kentucky, were married.
Alabama IS TO have a new railroad. ms de-
ClaratlOnS OF incorporation have been filed
with the secretary of state Of chat state. for
the Warrior CoQlleld railroad, to run from
Decatur TO Gainesville, tapping the finest
coal mines and running through some of
the finest cotton and timber lands in the
state,
a man named Jesse Franklin. living neal
Monroe, louisiana, was hunting hogs a few
days ago, and finding one he wanted. shot
and KILLED ii, but unfortunately killed two
OF neighbours children with the same shot.
A coroners inquest acquitted Franklin OF
any Intentional wrong, as the children
were not in sight when he fired.
"A uastardly crime, one that should be
visited with the most condign punishment
OF the law, was committed near Dubuuue,
Iowa, few nights ago npon young
man named Powers. lie was married
that evening, and during the night chart
vari party visited the house, but not meet
ing with any response to their hideous
serenade, one Of the party thrust shot.
gun into window and, firing it off, wound
ed young Powers seriously in the breast
and left arm,
A few days ago at Joplin, Missouri, an
old man named Mccall, was driving a
spirited team of horses, hitChed to farm,
wagon, and passing team frightened them
causing them t. run away. The body of
the wagon was thrown off seriously iniuripp
the old man. The team ran on and, collid-
ing with small building, the tongue of the
wagon was driven through the side of the
house, passing just over n bed on which a
sick woman lay. The escape Of the woman
from death or serious injury was miracu-
Ions,
independence, Missouri, has been greatly
exercised for n week past over the mysteri-
Gus appearance of blood-red seals. with cab.
elistic characters in black ink upon them.
These seals are placed on the houses Of
those who have taken any active interest
IN the arrest and trial of the train robbers.
we rather suspect some Of the boys
are having alittle fun at the expense
of the credulous and timid However, the
officers are on the alert, and are making
every endeayor to discover the perpetrators
OF the Joke or warning, rs the case may be
: nc actuM IRAN robbers hardly have time
ior IT, sucii ioolshhess.,
tMu Men named John Reynolds and
.ooct' towards, were arrested day or two
aBoM boohville on Suspicion OF stealing !
maca Loin tne hiSsomrl Racine railroad
uepUC d, c oIlithtoh. Ihey were searched
pn'isue y';vy IN the telegraph Office in
nppo'i III out curing the search reynolds
WHo n'I h .he watci, succeeded N concealinl
az a. M VI Mas't paper N the telegraph
otlSI, ibcy were taken 10 the Sedalla lal
a,lu ,o uae'r up ~ separate ceiis, When Ed
war waruS confessed that Reynolds had shown
MN tls Watcn ana told MIN where he con
ceHeu ~ telegram TO Boonville caused
= search lor the Dox and the watch was
lomhu,
FRANK toliock, n hard working and much
rrespeGteu FARMER, nving some ten miles
from HOT springs, Arkansas, was shot and
instantly Killed bya young man named
Jonn Coiourh, lew days ago. Pollock's
wlie had formerly been the wife of Colburn
having borne him two bright children, but
domestic troubles ensuing, they separated
and the wife obtained q divorce, marrying
Pollock afterwards. Colburn, when hC
learned of the marriage wrote Pollock word
that he intended to have his children and
Kill him. and accordingly accompanied by
two friends went to Pollock's and com.
menced abusing him and opened fire on
him, which Pollock returned, breaking Col.
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