The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-12-29

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Z. o. Weekly, VINO was arrested at Deca-
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u. tH"rHhhn. the President OF the Mem
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' 'urstmuS row urtwcen section haGds
90, d., Siurl Line no near Louisville,
.chy, Charles Jo,isun shot and killed
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Washington gossip has it that the new
.I..iis Aliois or, tht lion. Lionel Sackyillc-
He,l, up,cb.ie "a America charged with
tlr .lc,,, ate ,ut-,i III uf cnoosing an Amer.
icui hd,oa al f,r tuc 5oangcs, ia lighter of
tut pucru.
Nh, R,l;, I,r woman vho shot and
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pas,ra uvrr his lr,rq lie d{cd In a shor,
time from the INJURIES, " saw
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Ciica"o WAS iinpefs9hatlhS santa CLAUS at
W 9'ilas lIaS aI we reslueiiGe Oh halor
H. - Hoipr"ok' ~ thest'r, iIllhols, ms
costume, composed III part OF "a" cottOn,
was acciuenslily iShHeII anu before II coulu
pe t9rn OH, ne was dangerously burned
aaoout the hiad ana chest' he inhaled the
names ana was burned informally. Al HrSt
ms NC was 'esInlreu OF, Dat now II is
'"oush' '"a' nc WIN recover
a shooting ARRAY on the southeast size
ol tle square, at independsnce Missouri,
Girc''c', INTENSE eAcltei'lehI h9nlruay morn
mi6. y negro IeSpGI''u9 named i,t rom WeDp
VEN lhto Johh barnhill saloon, ana,
w,t"Gut any pro'oca,loil, GREW Te ,vi
anu lireu Az me proprietor. barhhlll was
s.nI"ins WIN DIS sue to"aru lile assassin,
.'il,. tle DulIct ohly ErHZed the abdomen
in'lcI'ng sllsht W2'lnu' barnhiil shatchsd
~ an Ne-pick ana struck WeoD over the
neat IacIUrlng the skull captain Long
norm are9to(' Ille ueSro' puI was oUIlEeo 10
summon help 10 oVcrpoWef MN NsDD is
an eA-,1nl'cht'ary CONVEX, ana one OF INC
"or.' ueSPerauoes III inc STATE
On day before yesterday evening, Otis
Wheeling and one NcNatt became involved
in Il drunken quarrel at Stcelvile, and
Wheeling struck McNatt in the head with
billy, inHirting a dangerous wound
Later in the night Wheeling approached
McNatt and said, Here is the TINT
hit awhile ago; now am going to kill
him. and with that he struck McNatt
blow with brick or rock. NcNatt rccled
ind begged Tor his life, but Wheeling struck
him another blow and McNatt staggered oil
more dead than alive Next morning lac
WAS i9ui'd dg9u near me mouse OF me Town
Marshh,' "heennE IS III JAZZ ana the YER
Iict oil the coroner jury Is straight against
him'
About o'clock on Christmas morning
haltbrecdS and Indians attacked the saloon
Of Nelson .Wlllett, at Moose Lake. Min
nesota, and literally riddied the building
with bullets. Tho proprietor took refuge
in ;he garnet, aud was found dead with one
bullet through the chest and another
through the thigh. The latter
struck him after he was dead rs
it did not bleed On the testimony of
parties who heard the preliminary row
Constable Whittlcscy summoned a possec
and arrested !. /. Coliey and William Ooi
iey, hplt.b?ecds whose father lives about
two miles south of the town. Another
party under II. Waldrcir and Claude Bur
rows went down and captured seven guns
at Coiiry's three OF which were Winches.
tiers, which showed evidence of recent use.
and the rest were shot-guns, and one nuz-
zle-loading rifle, and NJ wigwam near
there captured a Springfield meedle-gun.
Shich was dirty. They also captured two
other halt-brceds or Indians, John Oberwai
and George Rett (whitel. Citizens arrested
another Indian, Antoine Cody, and his
Winchester was found by Howard Clark.
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