The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-10-23
III Trial O. 0,pur w-dnesday--A Woman
Figure. C"n-riru"usly-ih" Gov
ornor Cool md Able Z.
r1kr are Of Himself,

missile.
M RETURNED 10 MS ATTACK
Nernor, whon Iloughton seized
m AZ" E;, the nS, GSyGr% ,S. GS lie
released and won't quickly 10
ing hons" on Lancaster
hSr vas arrested.
= ',la.ir.,.H. Dr. IIough.
,o7 ..r f., ,ycrnor and
conver ,t 400. i'm about tho
assault. r....H. lccedcd 10 the
canitol .p. abiding only
casmaliy H.,..... "attachees of
tho Office
.I,. #..f,i .'RT
Rome nj. .Tr.i-H. ..d askel two
dsys to .m.. ~ .sr, rs he wanted
to ieleprn, .dgc iinardm:.n Smith. OF
The supronle court, 20 defend him. Tho
ease was nut down for Wednesday after
poSn,
CAUSE oF\TITE ASSAULT.
Boone has uecn seeking II pardon for
his brother.iu law, Byron h. Fairbanks.
Sentenced to two years ut Auburn for
shooting in a crdwG assembled near
his house, on Hollyw street, and seri-
ouslk woiinding q boy. Boone and wife
IallS on the poyerilc,aat Elmire during
his rec mt visit tos, state fair and
askdd for the pardon Fairbanks. The
governor said he " I'D look IL over
WSh,E he returned to Nbany. He men
tionkd the matter to District Attorney
Stn,EhIjnld. who expressed himself MS
N,ronClv oppo ,ed to griinting the appli-
,.atikS ms no did not think there were
any Pounds forcxecutive clemency.
THE AFFAIR IN DETAIL
The city was thrown UNTO great OK
.cite ,neut this morning lby the report
that GOV. Cleveland had been assaulted
whit, ON his way from the executive
mansion 10 The capitol. Some reports
H.. H., q
ntbers that he had boon fatally wounded.
The reuurtS spread witlS marvellous
ranidity! and soon
m NDREpS rHRoNaup TO TItE CAPITOL
and soUmht the governors royn to en-
nnire Al 10 the foundation Tor tho ru-
4 mors upon which the sIperstr,lcture of
AtEa fiction had been built in passing
~Irom mouth 10 mouth.
sTuIppED or ALL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Tho facts are as follows.
About n week or ten ate. ,I...
>rk, return here b.. w..,t .u.
oven,5yr qaid he tE NOT .an.a j
ec I,et RNono ms some ,,.,u.-
renrurks\ and .t.1 '...n
iowed The roAeynor ..' . North
roryh the eSec,Niye m. .a.r Chad t..
"a jGc,ared than he VIVID NOT ',... a
iii hn ,ynt a pariou. FiIuts ne ~ s.r.
pored.
Us Monday Boone r...,.... ,Nod
al HE wif, Mrs. II ono wAut
to the execntiye chamber while her
uohoud re,nai.,ed in an anti room, she
rana,ne excited and
v,oIENr IN uERLkNGrAGE,
md the royernor's att, hdants say sht'
mddenly struck al the governor, whA
sei1ed her arm before the blow came
and requested The woman 70 be seated
aud he calm. He rose ana she sat down
aud then screaming fell TO the door in
".ioient MYSTERIES. Two orderlics re-
,novnd bnr arross the street toa house
wLaro .hn ,yas treated. She has been
historical most of the time since. Boone
stntos tnat when he heard his wifo's
scream. ne rushed into tho executive
y ,h,n,bnr and fouud The governor inst
Nattimo 90 of her. that he wa mt aside
h, st ~ SSrderiies who removed III wo-
go lie claims the treatment of his
,,;ra was Levore. and thai she IA
~ ny;yG rnNntrtoS.
,nd tb,t overrn,1o Nv his feeling, he at
,aoi.o Tho ,rovnrnor
Aort9r W ire Albany Evening
JonrnN. WHO called At tie house where
HI nona il saw her. and states that
tI'YGr,Ii.as on be,. are where If is alleged
H. nnyornor sejynd nor and that they
49,, unv - sSorvn ~ b;yn. Her attendants
s Mif1 enc was in n ,.omato;o condition
soI go rontjy dy;nw
any ANorITp 1croUNr.
pooro ,yho assaulted the Governor
,,nsnnoo, sfnIIv Solicited nardon for his
t hms1vue' ,,haS ia co,fine3 in Auburn
,,r;Snn tor sbootiri, n man in Chemunr
pa, ,Hr ronr.go Roonn met the GOV,
ouu.S % IL" vas waiting over Eagle
: .trnnt cro,a boewor,tive mansion TO the
s,an;toi Of q o,ciock this morning, He
,t,p,oi, at rim ar thn sauna time utierinp
~, uo vi, ~ nnu t,lnVal,nd threw nm his
am oa'n ,vorJod nt,' The hlow. several
arm a"t mm. hu , v CIV H." of,',ir ran
pt etnon 1h ,,e"l us, aud canturnd him.
a,eer c, tmo nI' Of "r,.o ,,rnceadnd IN The
uon, Uio ohnn ,i Rdnne namo hare
ei,ou t,,o ,waails 600 IN nross hie annli-
a ,at;u,, wv ma u The "ovarnd,. then sid he
, ua,,TId taiie M ths naoers at Ills earliest
a mU,,u and wduld dc jde il as
oo,i fo ~, ,,oS,;hIa The reason he couId
So, 49, aS tIo nnrdon was that the prose-
,t;Sa nf,inerr Of the co1nty were mn
sn,.sa lla n a nardon. erd if so he could
49,. rn,iass thev saw lit from
s nunt, . ao, To nandifv thcr state.
n,a,'t. os No rardons wore
nranted in onrcui,ion to the local su-
tthnrit;os AZ tbis
lo,nnSn nrMASnrn AN 1NNup1ATE AN
'0o-'A swrn,