The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-06-23

near the scene Of the killing, and is now in
the Hamilton jail. A young man named
Scrivner had been joking him Saturday.
put the quarrel was settled. Sunday even.
ing st dusk, Scrivnsr and Moeller were
s.shainE at the stove cooking. dressed sx-
,oy scsly Aiike, and McCrary got . shotgun
door waited . minute, as il to distinsuisS
the two, and fired. He afterward helped
70 place Moeller on . bed, saying
ne intended to kill Scrivner, and then
fearful state Of ACCOMMODATION. vsre
brought to Hico, when the Lewines. his
prothers-in-laws were notified and casket
orought up by friends. The dead mans
sister, Mrs Levine, was in town. His par
ems reside in New York. 1t is clear case
OF murder against McCrary,
DR.. George f. Perry, of Hamilton. va,
seized with fit yesterday aud fell in his
store, remaining speechless some houfs,
lie is now improving.
The weather is intensely hot, the ther-
mometer registering l03 in the shade.
cotton Is growing very rapidly. A little
ehiid OF Is. Il. Foster died here and was
buried yesterday. II is the first death
since Hico has been town-two years.
Kansas City.
Special to the Herald
KANSAS Cry, June 22.--The Western
Academy of Homeopathy to-day closed q
three-days' session in this city. The meet
ing was attended by delegates from all
parts OF the west, and the session was de-
voted to the consideration Of important
medical subjects.
4 special train left here on the Hannibal
q 81, Joe road for Quincy, Illinois, at HAS
a; N. Today and reached Quincy about s
ocloclythis evening, making the run on an
ave 'agdo about fifty miles an hour. This
is believed 10 be the fastest run ever made
on a western road.
conference of general agents of western
Ialiroads has been in session here for three
days Tor the purpose Of fixing up the nool
on through western business from this
point There is little disposition to Weld
on the part of the opposing forces, and no
dehhite conclusions appear probable.
Bremond.
Special to the Herald.
BRrMoSp, June 22,-The wires made
your reporter say In his last dispatch that
I. W. Wade h Co. had sold one-fourth In.
terest In the woolen mills, when It should
have said Wooten Wells. The purchaser. Mr.
William Mckinney, iB one of the hest
known citizens Of Limestone county. He
is TO move down in few days to add his
personal attention in adding attractions to
the wells. The many arrivals daily attest
the merits Of the waters, and are building
up u summer resort second to none In the
south.
The farmers are needing rain to fill out
the corn, about made. -
Rev. James Cheny, London lecturer.
will lecture here tomorrow night on TEN.
perance.
| Tyler.
Special 10 the Herald.
TYLER, June 22.--All congressional as.
pirants in the third district, except Colonel
J. Ii. Jones, Of Henderson, were present ai
Mineola yesterday to hear General Weaver
and get q shake at the dear people. The
greenbackers claim victory in the first
battle in. Texas, but In conversing with
hundreds Of those present your reporter
failed TO see or hear a single individual con
I verted 70 grcenbackisn. II Is runored
and believed that the greenbackers and
the republicans OF this county have fused
and Win put mixcd ticket in the field
Crops excellent and fruit In abundance.
Preparations are being made for the
State Teachers convention, to assemble
here next Tuesday. VFfTl