The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-11-02

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AT st. Paul, Minnesota, Major Younger
an uncle OF the Younger brother, !
now nov serving a life sentence in
nne "s Minnesota penitentiary, who |
petitioned Governor pillsburv for the mar.
don OF the boys,i again there, accomnanied
epy Mrs Sophia l.. Rcgan, an aunt of the |
boys, They are still hopeful of finally |
gaming their end, and securing the re-. |
lease OF the boys, though how il is TO be ac- |
sompllshed is not clear Major Younger and |
Mrs: Regan are at saltwater, where the |
penlienti9ry is situated, and were inter
IeWeu by Il reporter, Mrs. Regan |
s rehned and MISUNDERSTANDING lady, |
past the middle age, rather large, pleasant
features, SUN bearing traces ofearly beauty !
John Fleming son of Geo. A. Fleming, of
l,hrkersDurs, W, va, committed suicide at
the residence OF his her, on Lynn street,
ing was young man % years of ace. and
at the time. of the painful affair was SICK
WIN typhoid fever. At 10 o'clock he told
ms sister, who was in attendance upon him.
10 leaNe the room for few minutes which
she had scarcely done before she heard the
explosion of n pistol in the room She had
lnst lett. Upon entering the room Young
.fieming was found lying across the bed
with pistol bullet through the brain He
lNeu aD09t Two hours No cause can be
asslsneu Tor the rash act except mental alb
erratloh'
vol hobt. ingersoll will bring a suit for
uhniises against the Philadelphia Enquirer,
placihs ms damages at large figure The
pi ~
hnu i.'aue IN the whisky cases in Chicago,
aIluding TO the evils of strong drink. A
temperance orator stole his sentiments and
incorporated, them in his own speech,
WHY. wmig'qupGn lhe Enquirer charged lngersoll
nnca ,s s.I'eli mem rom the temper
heinz ",of, nof,o ""n nlinFReu lneersoil also OF
th" sni, ~ p"e""' u'io'' r"sca'' ele', hence
Mn, ine Soii,posltors employed on the Toledo
;ho. Mhoiililg h g iolegTah Monday requested that
ers the reSnI, W or ono ,oi, ;otne Pun,ish
10 ro toward the nnv,nnnt of im1S VIZ,
S95 and costs obtai2od ', asoij ~ juds,iel. ior
on FRIDAY in n I;hoi sn;, ,h,'s .mav pnpel
ther oninion ,bat tbo vnr1;a, S','S 80 Piessrnb
hccordinolv The connos;,;nu v ,Jtu' XII M1s Mrqng'
day's paper viii be giycn for that mmrnoso ~, I"
4 terrible accident occnrrod oon,,,o %
days aro in Carroll comfy Arlonsrps lNUure tt ",
Mr. Fnltz, n laboref. lorre "i,'S''f trec Jas oo
blown down. during n storm across sIv 10 h"s hns
| in which FmItz was asleen hronoh hroiio ,tue
through The roof and pinned b;n ~ In 1ho
earth Inst aitnrwards the tron o,,, t"i ~ src sno
and he was thus burned to death in the in.
tensest of agony.
An accommodated sou,born loJ,, ,,,l,o ,,,,,
reduced nv nnvcr,y ~ tho i"'S, VIZ WnS s
working nsp ivno in Norvs,';lla NIissSy,.; VI
was married ~ nthcr J,y, to tin '''n',,' iIn,,'
Alonzo Thoninsnn son "ftho v'n,l,iiiou;
and most prominent m IN of that Scction
and stepped from the case to the control of
an elegant mansion.
inflammation v,s rccoi,ol @, ,u,o,,, oi,,.
sunday Tho, N " rs TnoLl"'. ,oI"v 'Nt'ghsi pulo
snoctci hdv about 10 S'~vS ~ooSr, " ",s,,'S re- I
been murdered and OUTRAGED by n negro
named Davis. Davis was arrested and
placed in jail, but il was Thought Inc would
be lynched before the arrival Of the sheriff
In Lynn. Connocticnt n man los, nor, os
his brain on gSd Scnomh"r liz 'US, ,yo, Par, u
with knife on the ton of the head, The
blade of the knife penetrated the skull TO
the depth of one and three-eighths inches,
and the man lived. Up to date he was
under the surgeons care, doing well.
Inflammation hos hoon rooo,voa =, p
City, supposed to be authentic.
that Jesse James shot and kill.
ed Ed. Miller three weeks ago
In southwestern Missouri near the Arkansas
line. This may lead TO some further knowI.
edge oil the Whereabouts of the outlaws.
At Columbia City, Indiana. the remains
Of Thco. Francis were found about tne miles
south of town couple ofdavs aro. lie
started some ten days since from Fort
Wayne with 500 on his person. and his
morse returned without its rider. Bullet
holeS were louhd through his head.
The Northern Pacific railroad trains were
stopped last week near the dividing line be.
tween Montana and Dakota by n herd of
buffalo which sought to throw the engine
j of the track, but the herd was nut TO 0ight.
h0rming only the buffalo.
Major Dowing. in the timber ,rodc IN
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