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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-05-19
Gone to Glory.

SAVANNAH, May lS.-llenry Knight
(colored) was publicly hanged at Waycross
to-day for the murder of Edward Hunter, a
colored bandmaster, in July last. lie
mounted the gallows protesting religion
and asked the crowd to take warning and
profit by his example and to meet HIM in
heaven Two thousand five hundred per.
sone were present. His neck was broken.
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TIE displays in our grand Smngcrfest
procession we're among the erandest that
were ever seen in this city, and it is to be
hoped that in all our affairs nothing will be
seen in the future that will eclipse the dis.
pIay already made
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The taxes on watches will be immense
Tor after the LIST of July the tax will be taken
oil again. 1t is not suiting that what may
be taken as great majority may be taken
~ q brevity that may have its own develop
ments and what may be of value may DE
mentioned at once and for all time.
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and bulldozing English Judge. What has
been gradually secured through centuries
IS too deeply rooted to be torn up and cast
aside, in whole or in part, however i'm
Fortunate certain doctrines may be.-IChi.
cago Inter Ocean.
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GREAT BLOOD MEDICINES

The half has not been told as to the great
curative powers of the Cutcura Remedies, |
have paid hundreds of dollars for medicines to
cure diseases of the blood and skin and never
found anything yet equal the Cuticura Rem
edios CUAS. 4 WILLIAMS
providenpa II
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CURE IN EVERY CASE

Your Cuticura Remedies outsell all other
medicines keep for skin diseases. NV Gus
toners and patients say that they have effected
a cure in every instance, where other remedies
have failed, II W. BROCKWAY. M ID
Franklin Falls, N, Fl.
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----s
= The question now is what shall ii profit
a man if he gain the whole world and lose
his own soul2 A soul under the new order
Of things is worth world of trouble and
nnt;oa
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Guticnca.

Pynmia, septemia, Scrofula and other forms
OF blood poisoning, resulting in glandular swell
ings ulcerous patches In the throat and mouth.
assesses, carbuncles, tumors, ulcers, sores
and skin eruptions are speedily neutralized and
expelled by the Cuticura Resovent, the new
blood purifier. while the skin is ceansed of nil
dishsuring humors by the external use of Cuti.
clra and Cuticura soap, the great skin cures,
Cuticnra Resolyenl absolutely destroys disease
germs, whi"h float in the blood, urine and per-
pes them through the bowels, kidneys and
pores of the skin
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New York, May lS.-The business fail
ures of the past week are III, against LOG last
week. The New England states furnish %.
the middle states "a, southern 80, Yves tern
o., Pacific states aud territories 70, Canada
and New York q.
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ssncs producing such state OF affairs have
robbed America of more wealth than the re
oeilion cost, and are greater traitors to hel
power aud best interests than were eve
known in any period or fact OF our history
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CUTICIRA RESOIVENT

Cutlcura and Cuiicura Soap sold everywhere,
Price: Cuticura. so cents and 81 per box Cuti.
cura Resolvent, al per bottle. Cuticura SOAP,
% cents. Cuticura Shaving Soap. Is cents
Potter Drug and Chemical Co., Boston
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"a. INDICATIONS.

For the West Gulf sa,es-Warmer, cloudy
weather. southerly winds, lower pressure. eau
tionary signals are continued at Indianola aud
Galveston
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New York stands at the head of the fruit
growing states, her orchard product In 1880
having been more than 100000.
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st. Louis Straws

ST.. LOUIS May lS.-Captain Scudder,
president OF the Anchor line OF steamers
playing between st. Louis and New Or
leans tor the past Is years has resigned
captain kelzer' superintendent for a num-
Der of years was selected to FIJI the vacan.
cyCaptaln Scudder retains a large interest.
Dr, O'Reilly, chairman of the executive
council of various Irish national leagues of
TINS city, telegraphed the Freemans
journal of Dublin tonight; that the Catho-
lies here generally condemn the papal cir
GUAR as an urIustfiable interference on
the part Of Rome with Irish politics.
A Plttsburg man, aged so, was sent to
the poor-house the other day by two mar
RED daughters who arc amply able to sup
port HIM ~
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Hope.

IL issomewhat singular that tits the little
state OF Rhode Island, least of all the sisters
IN the Union that should have inscribed mn.
on her seal the one word Hope. One wonid
think that the founders Of the state Ind
,1reseeh mat IN Its chief city, Providence,
edy for the afflicted, which has Insured
more hope In the hearts OF the sick than
any presented to the public. Bat wheihar
they dreamed of Hunts Remedy or moi.
that medicine is produced IN Rhode Island
and embodies in II the cheering word of her
s,a,e sea-, Hort. Nor does II bid men hope
only TO- mock their hopes, but with powpr
to satisfy and cure. To all who have dropsy
weakness OF the back produced by an ailee'
tionoi the kidneys, or any other aiIment of
the Kidneys or urinary organs, Hunts Rem.
cay comes with hope. Try IL, and Won will
bless both Little Rhody and Little Rhody's
most celebrated production, Hunts Rem.
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FORT WORTH

Striving for Another Aoquisition-Publ c
schools Closed Hot Words In High
Places.
FoRr Worm, May ls.-[Special. Fort
Worth is making an effort to get one of the
torty-two Normal schools to be established
by the state.
The public schools closed tonight with a
grand exhibition at Verein hall.
The council was again in session TODAY.
and for the third time declared all bids oil.
During the meeting to-day hot words
passed between Contractor Slattery and
City Attorney Swain. Blows were imminent.
Slattery has few friends left.
-sos
In letter from Hon. Mrs. Perry, Castle
Grey, Limerick, Ireland, Browns Bronchial
Iroches are thus referred to:-"Having
brought your Bronchial Troches' with me
when ! came to reside here, found that
AFTER had given them away to those con.
sldered required them, the poor people will
walk Tor miles to get a few" For coughs,
colds and throat diseases they have no
equal. Sold only in boxes. Price % cents
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A Suicide ana What Came of H.

The motive Tor the settlement OF Georgia
sprang from suicide. In his curious lint
excellent history Smolctt says, under date
of l72S: 1.-THE most important event of this
year was a suicide in Fleet prison. A
book binder, Richard Smith by name, was
imprisoned with his wife and daughter for
atriiling sum. Under the oppressive debt
law of England they despaired of their
Condition, and having cut the throat of
their daughter, hung themselves. They
leit note reciling that in killing their
daughter they had rescued her from n l,te
worse than death. They begged their land.
lord to BIO kind TO their dog and cat. and
willed that the sixpence they left be riyen
to the person that should deliver th. mole
England was Mortified at the tragedy. An
investigation was ordered into the condi-
ton OF the prions of the kingdom. Yonnc
oglethrope was the head of this committee
ana entered on his work with zeal and an
thusiasm. The best sentiment of the dav
followed the committee. Poets sang rs
praise. The pulpit commended its Work
Philosophers came to the front with sy,lo.
gism. Political economists offered theories
Rich men contributed money. Legislators
uefiseu sCneineS. Demagogues deCaimed
against all law, and Oglethrope patiently
found out all the facts and then devised
the remedy. AT last he announced thai he
had scheme of relief. 1t was accented be.
fore 1t was announced, whether a bankrnnt
law or u homestead bill-but ii il had hcrn
Eng'asd would have swal O we'd il. His
remedy was colonization. A new conntrv
new chance, n new life, new SURROUNDINGS
and new start-these were what he pro.
posed for the poor debtors. A Utopinu
state made up OF small landowners, in n
iert 10 section, where agriculture would as.
sure an abundant living; a new oiyilig alton.
without extravigance or luxury, where
there would DO little temptation to incur
debts anew;a land of resources that would
repay the charity of the mother country
TINS was the dream OF 0glethorpe. His views
accepted, u committee was secured to start
the colonization. An abundance of MONEY
was raised. King George gave large tract
OF land lying south of Carolina, on which q
Golonize the poor debtors of the kingdom,
The grant was received by the COMMITTEES
and the new colony was called, in honor of
the King, Georgia. ''' VI
a.
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Mr.. w. II. Allen, Ennis, Texas, says: 81
used Browns Iron Bitiers for general de-
cline and am now well and hearty
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NEWS NUGGETS.

NEW y NUUUElD.
Ingersoll Spices the Stale Star.Route
Trial With his Genius.
lie Boldly Attacks the Bulwarks Of the
Prosecution.
A Wife Murderer and WOuld.be Suicide
Hangs,
As Well as the Sable Slayer of a
Brother.
Keene's Entries for the Derby Have
Been Scratched
Davitt Severely Criticizes the Papal
Letter.
No..o n,Ln-
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COMM ERCIAL.

NEW YORK, May lS.-Brooklyn, 10; ALE.
ghanY, S.
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Icnysl.

N0TiCE-An persons living or doing business
4 In the city OF Dallas, are hereby notified to
clean up and disiniect their premises, and fll
AZ, n"ies where water Is standing or may STAND,
rubbish or trash Of any kind must be mi In the e
streets or cutters This notice must be com ,ied
with Immediately. II you wish to save yonf.
s s. money aud time. This notice also ap-
pies 10 those acting as agents Of or for others.
Ma, 600. NJ N NEws0M, N. ID.
May y, 1855. Health 0fficer Dallas, Texas.
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TO A

Those desiring to change their adj
verilsements or 10 insert new on.s,
will confer q favor by handing their
copy into the business Office In the fore
noon, In order that II may receive
proper attention.
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Fast, brilliant and fashionable are the
diamond Dive colors. One package coloTs.
TO lbs, of goods. 10 cents for any color
National Republican., 1883-02-05

"Goldcn Medical Discovery" words regis
tered rs trade mark cures all humors from
the pimplc or eruption to great yrulout cat.
ing ulcers.
National Republican., 1883-02-05
saturdays Police Court Notes.

William Suddeth, watChman at the National
hotel was charged with having assaulted
Richard Williams son of Washington b. Will
liams. Tho case was continued until tO-mor-
row.
David Townshcnd was sent to Jail for sixty
days for breaking the door of No. l0G G street
southeast in attempting to get into the house.
lie was drunk and thought it was his own
house.
Gustav Brochi forfeited $50 collateral on
the charge of selling bottled becrat the French
ball, having only wholesale liquor dealers
license.
The case of Charles Davis, the boy who shot
n colOrcd man in the eye some weeks ago, was
again continued, the injured man being un-
able to appear.
Albert Erdney, Catherine Dentz, Nathaniel
Brcnsen, and John Wmlller were each fined
Sl05 for selling beer in short stovepipe
glasses.
Charles Smith, colored man, was charged
with stealing pieces of iron from Henry Gil
bert, and was held for the grand jury for sec
Ond otlcnse of petit larceny.
Charles Johnson, alias Joseph Baylor alias
jackson, was committed ON two charges of
petit larceny, second Ollcnse; one arising ont
Of u theft of Il quantity of groceries from
Matthias Hunters delivery wagon, and the
other for the theft of 200 cigars from the
wagon Of G. Boyd at the Center market
John Malvn was fined S5 for disturbing the
Lincoln schoolhOuse, ON Capitol hill by
dOnning grOtesque costume and appearing
ut the doors and windows of the schOOlroom.
-s---
"Godcn Medical Discovery" words regis
tered as a trade mark cures all humors from
tho pimplc or eruption TO great virulout eat
ing ulcers.
National Republican., 1883-02-05

81 YARDS WIDE sHEETlNG COTTON,
25 CENTS.
Best Utica sheetng Cotton, 27 cents.
Wamsutta Cotton, 10 cents.
Hamburg Embrodery--Job Lot
JOB LOT
ENGLISH AND FRENCH WHITE GOODS
English Nainsooks, 10 cents.
Check NansoOks, 10 cents,
Satin striped Nansooks, - cents.
Irish Linens, II cents
Dama,se Marseilles, 10 cents
India Linens, II cents
Soft Cambrcs 10 cents.
Corded Dimy ~ cents.
Lace Nainsook, 10 cents
Carnetlngs, DC, &C., 5Oc,, DC
oil Cloths, SC, 50c,
BLACK Cashmeres, 37c., 5Oc,, &c, and 75c
Table Linens, Napkins, Towels DC.
Crochet and Marseilles Spreads.
National Republican., 1883-02-05
SPECIAL NOTICE TO LADIES.

If Ladies will take the trouble to read list of prices given
below think it will be mutually advantageous The
rious lots mentioned not regular stock Some
purchased at auction by private SALE Being job lots
we cannot recorder these goods We buy job lots unless
they cheap shall offer these special lots in
some cases at half the usual prices We guarantee
every article the best material superior nsh quite
and stylish goods
National Republican., 1883-02-05
CHIPS
Hown out or Local Material with Our
Little yIntcIict.

Little Untchct.
THE REPUBLICAN, Jon OFFICE is now ready
in the new quarters specially prepared for it,
at THE REPUBLICAN office, corner of Tenth
aud D streets, TO fulfill all orders on the
shortest notice for every class of legal, NOR
camille, and amusement printing--from the
mammoth poster to the dainticst card--all
executed in the best manner and in unique
and elegant design. No job office in the city
is better equipped than that of THE REPUB-
LGcAN, and the best talent obtainablc has
been employed. The managers of THE RE-
PUBLICAN now solicit from the many patrons
of the paper their orders for this class of
work, confident that perfect satisfaction will
be given, aud upon lower terms than else
whcrc obtainabc Attention is called to the
advertisement elsewhere.
National Republican., 1883-02-05
TO THE PUBLIC.

We have ended tho first seasons buslnes, in nm,
new building, and can our friends who take an
interest In the success oour enterprise that we have
met with the most sanguine success, and done more
business than we could possibly expect
Encouraged by this, and knowing the WANTS OF tho
public during ~ " 'N
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-04
WACO.
Probable Arrest Of May-DiStrict Court
SERIOUS Illness of Rev. MIR.
MOseley of Georgetown.

Special to tho Gazette.
Waco, December ga telegram re.
ceived here this morning from BRYAN
announced the arrest there of II man
who is supposed to ne May, alias
"Hill," alias "Fairn who week or so
ago victimized Cleveland IL Cameron
and the Waco newspapers by repre-
senting himself IA an agent of Steele &
Price, of Virginia King powder fame.
Previous TO coming to Waco, May, or
whatever his name IL, had successfully
worked Fort Worth and Weatherlord
An officer left here tonight for Bry-
an to identify the man in Gust, DIV
there, and If he is May he will be
brought here tomorrow. He Is good
for a term in the penitentiary if he can
be caught.
Judge Rimes having returned from
Bolton, district court was i'm session
again to-day. The grand Jury also re-
convened and ii Is understood thew
have devoted most of the day to iilyesti-
eating the escape from Jail last week of
the two crooks. The sheriff has been
more or less criticised for the laxity
in his regulation, which has led to
the first instance of Jail breaking since
the prison was built, In 1875.
Rev. 5. A. King, ID. d., pastor of
the Presbyterian Church in this city,
will leave for Georgetown in the morn,
ing, where he IN summoned by q tele
gram to what Is supposed to be- the
deathhed of the Rev. Hillary Moseley.
Presbyterian minister at Georgetown.
Mr.. Moseley is weiNknown in Fort
Worth, Dallas, and indeed throughout
Central and Northern Texas ~ a min
lister ofsome eminencc In his Church.
Measles have broken out among the
Juvenile population OF the city, but no
spread of the disease AS yet.
Weather quite warm to-day, and
business rather dull.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-04
DALLAS.
The Federal Court--A Farmer Robbed
Happenings of the Day.

Specialize the Gazette.
Dallas, December 3.-The fedora
district court opened this morning
but without transacting any business
adjourned till tomorrow. The fol.
lowing eases were transferred from
the state courts to the federal circuit
court James b. Simpson VS.. ID. r..
Sartwell ct AL, from the district court
OF Dallas county; Turst Il Bradley
Manufacturing company VS.. NJ Ad-
ans ~ Son, from the district court of
Limestone county; James PAYNE vs..
Missouri Pacific railway company,
from the county. court of Hunt coun-
ty; *. &. w. Cotter, assignee, ETC., VS..
James A. Mckee, from the district
court of johnson county; NJ. w. We'd
dington, Jr., W.. John Tuohy, from
district court of Taylor county.
Bids for the enlargement of the
Grand Windsor hotel were not opened
to-day, as the contractors notified the
proprietors that brick had suddenly
gone up to twelve dollars per thou
sand. 1t was accordingly determined
to defer the enlargement till building
materi Is become cheaper.
Sheriff Boyd of Johnson county to-
day lodged Dock Martin in Dallas
county Jail for safe keeping. Martin
on last Friday night beat Robert Ha-
ley almost to death at Cleburne with
an ice-pick.
j. ". Ray, teacher in the colored
schools Of Dallas, has called a conven-
ton of colored teachers of North
Texas 10 assemble at Dallas ON Janu-
airy D, 1854, for the purpose of organ
iZlng n state association.
The Continental Cattle company
hold their annual meeting in Dallas
tomorrow. The election of officers
and other business is to
be transacted. James w. Bell f. G.
Sterling and w. H. Hughes. stnck.
holders, are here from st. Louis Other
members OF the company are expected
rom the West tomorrow.
The Honorable w. Vernon of En-
giaud Is in the city, He is on another
land and ranch investment prospect-
ing visit.
The case of the state VIZ. S. G. Har-
din, charged with the murder of
Henry Green. October 18Th
was called in the district court TO-DAY
ana continued until the next term.
Simeon Wilson was tried TODAY for
49, vi FhNhtSol me
testimony was ali taken, the argument
concluded and the charge of judge
Aldrldge given 10 the jury by 5 o'clock.
who in an hour returned verdict of
guilty. and sentenced him to fifteen
years In the penitentiary.
He WAS convicted at former term
OF court and sentenced to sixty-seven
years Imprisonment in the peniten-
tiary, but was granted Il new trial by
the court OF appeals.
Penitentiary Agent George Il.
Oglesby Is here, en- route TO Huntsville
penitcntiary with the following prison
ers from III Paso county TO serve out
the following sentences George
Ferret, theft, two vears
q, Y. Wyman. embezzlenent. two
years; Eugene Morris, theft, three
years; ;. h. Deardoii, theft, two wears.
A iarmer named Yearey was last
night robbed of about $3.50 by three
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-04
BRYAN.
Arrest Of the Yeast Powder Swindler
"A Horse Thief Taken in
by the Sheriff.
Special to the Gazette.

Special to the Gazette.
Bryan, December ga man calling
himself Fair, with number of aliases,
a pretended drummer for Steele &
Price, was arrested by Marshal A. b.
Carr on telegram from Waco, charg-
ing him with swlndling Cleveland &
Cameron there. He is held in custody
FOR the Waco authorities.
There have been quite a number of
morse thieves arrested here recently.
sheriff Dawson arrested white man
on suspicion to-day, who had two
horses in his possession. He calls
himself D. ID, Ginger 10 about five
feet, eight or nine inches nigh, fair
complexion, has thick beard, but close
shaved, with light mustache. One of
The horses is a sorrel four wears old
branded circle J &, J over the c on the
ieit shoulder; one an iron-grey mare,
branded circle o.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-04
CROOKED COTTON.
Arrest OF n Prominent Dallas Cotton
Buyer on Forty-Fiye AEldaYits,
A Startling Sensation With the Promise
OF More to Follow.
special to the Gazette.

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sp w, - '"p D o.',e' r.a ~.
DaiIas Deceniuel I1os' Ianll
ssein,n sos'o,i pusgu W i, "a5 MIC ia
stoo , n , =" u" ,nn 81" i'n.,,,eia
e'roie 1 neio ~, @ y'ns' w"s W
h tss,eu ~ Ss . ,n'dau ohorrad s s ah'
ang sr i u ~ 9o,,nn I inn.
t to ,,nwards Of sioo ooo n 10 c,ai,oa a.
t ~ ~ ho hoe one,atgd J in co,Ins;on vii
Edyard n Easton tho Texas Do.
aiao srainht ogo,,t at shornnan ,,.t,
ahsconda5 an Nova,nhor osth a Ja,a,,i,
90 Cor naar,v $50 ooo NIL
,,;,s have hser nada aaa;,,s,
J'ahrsta;n bv q n TSrn n
1915, -, s ma. e.
LIE "f Sai.a VI Tha a au,c iaii'
io ~no ,b aa 10 "osad a uto',u iii, az,
na S fe . usinm Tho 6ct;,,n,, VIZ" ,, .
oc andarsan " shar,,,o, na
i,,r on,tan sa,n,,as o,d Nil 10 !, s ,,.,r
80 ond go, a,I,n, !, - vi ia.,i
non, ~" ho ,'nra,,asod ,,.an,,, az ~
grod p ~ on,,o,, ,hro,,s:y .h nuil
,n,. l us W ot;,.a. 'i 81 G.i aio pa,in
H.. ',.;,,, Va $50, 20 s,nsSs vi Dai
, e.'dmS ~ M" M 800, gfo anu UP
coms Jo pd az tn rIn, $500 ~, ~a ' Et
,nan ueu nv W Ia ,e' '''In mIos'' rat-
~ ' w., 'u Sin,'a Dios'
To Ne" p,li, nih, =; 'ouuaru
~. vi G. ~ ,'i ouS LIE, Leiiliiau'
20 Mn. S " 40. "i" n,et ~, @ 20.
1rem ,;,,s ~, Tai;, % b. ~ , numerous
III LII. az 80, na' "sv' ~ n' oS anu
D Doi' poi POI, Eas., al pu. S1,oIo nov
ue,ns neiu asains. hanis'i'n ny on
Wy stI ~ q. a1S WIN "noi, ne also mas
i'i,i g2,Wv hiargih on deposit. me
n ,n vi iauihg were properly signed by
~ .ne noscohuing railroad agent,
Inc pank claiins, commissioning the
a = Oh agent turner charging
l.ahhslelh WIN forgery, etc. Lain
s = gave oohu To-Day IN the sum OF
aa;oVo on each OF the nine
county Attorney Clint
says mere VIII be forty
| ie y, ailldayits against the accused,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-04
TEXARkANA.
Fighting Over Reward-ln the Tolls
OF Love ana Law.

Special TO the Gazette.
TeXarkana, December 3.-Two sher
iffs, one from Mississippi and the
other from Crittenden county, Ark,
engaged in a rough and tumble fight
on the street to-day over reward of
fered for murderer, who escaped
from the former county.
Deputy United States Marshal
Sweeney to-day arrested Vie Hender-
son, charged with violation of the
United States postal laws. Vic had II
lover of whom she was very jealous,
and who she learned was writing to
another girl, and in order to catch up
with him it is charged that by false
representations she secured the letters
intended for her rival. She was lodged
i'm Jail
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-04
SHERMAN.
Slashed With Razor-A Murder Case
Closed Out.

Special to the Gazette.
Sherman, December 3.--Last night
George Smith assaulted an unknown
colored man who lived in certain
house, when the colored Individual
carved him with IA razor in the breast
just over the heart, and also made an
other cut across his back. Smith will
recover. The negro has fled.
The case of Butler Carpenter
charged with numbering Mr.. Miller
last spring came up this morning.
The court was busy all day selecting a
jury. There was only one eye witness
to the killing.
Levy q Ripinski, large dry goods
house, was closed this morning, an at
tachment for 5000 being run on
them. Assets and liabilities not yet
known.