The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-24
FORT WORTH FACTS.
The First Train from Dallas Hailed
With Delight.
A Jealous Darkey's Double Play u
Partially Successful.
A Full Budget OF u Sister Guys Chat,

Fonr woIra, May % Especial, l-Th,
first train from Dallas over tue Texas 4
Pacific reached here this evening at I
o'clock, and our people are oorrespondingly
happy At having communication opened
again In AL directions. The weathoris now
dry and warm, so The eilecln OF the Hood ere
rapidly disappearing.
Trlmble, died very suddenly this morning
nt o'clock, without more than I'VE nlh-
u.es warning 10 her husband. The Iaoy
retired last night In perfect henllhi seem
ingly. An autopsy establishes the iao'
that death resulted from heart disense, =,
IL IL currently rumored here tha, the d.
rectors OF the Cult, Colorado santa re
have held meeting in Galveston aud de-
clded 10 extend from Fort Worth 200 miles.
IL is said they have made arrangements Tor
the money. The people here are happy
over the news, even II u should prove
canard.
his wife. very good looking mulaito, were
In the city making several purchaser. Al
G O'Clock they leit for home, q cabin on We
Grimsley place, thirteen and one'half mile.
from The city on the Mansfield road
isquire Grin ssey was with thom In his
Wagon md when they reached the pate
Nathan aud Rosie, the wife, got out and
walked up the lane lending 20 the oAblr.
After walking some distance Nathan said
Roaic, put down that bundle, I'm going %
Kill you right now The woman dropped
on her knees, begging and implorng tins
black brute to spare her life, but Nathan
,imply remarking, Pm going 10 do IL,
pulled his pistol and fired. the bullet strik'
ing The woman on the head just back OF the
left ear, but being glancing shot II Is
not at all serious wound. Rosie
dropped TO the ground spying
"Nath. you have killed me-" THAT'S what
| wanted 10 do,h was the answer, when
Lincoln walked up the lane a few yards
drew his pistol again, pl'ced It 10 his head,
the muzzle between the eyes, ana fred th,
bullet penetrating the brain and coming
out at the back OF the skull, death being
instantaneous. Rosie jumped mp and ~
to SQUIRE Grimley'5 place, telling them
what mad happened. An inquest was held
TO. day when IL was developed that Nhth'
was jealous OF town Niger" es he call
ed him, and who had yesterday, while IN
town. shown bis vile some attention.,
Rosie will be well In forty eight hours, ard
will probably marry the new coon II
town not TO be distrusted by the epirit o.
the husband who killed himseli on her &C
count
The last TEACHERS institute Of this SEES
sion will be held NJ school No. tomorrow
Superintendent Hogg 10 charge.
Pearl Cough, the infant daughter OF Rev
w. NJ. Cough, OF the B,plst church, dieo
to-day, after years illness;
A couple went TO Squire linn and asked
him II he had any sirDgs. The justice
fumbled around his pigeon holep, looked
through the old cigar boxes, with knick-
kpscks in IL, but could find no string. He
asked what they wanted the string for
when the woman remarked. We have o
license Ia marry, and wanted the string 10
lie the nuptial knot" Squire Iinn was
BILE to be ont to-day, but is still weak FROM
the effects Of the blow.
Hon. /. A. Patton, OF Alvarndo, was IN
the city to-day looking after his interests as
a candidate for land commissioner
Mrs. Judge Becsham has been go very
sick that the judge hes been unableto hold
court. NJ. d. Priest has been elected
special judge.
the lily.whites shall not down them, and 60
have D'sde up a purse TO My the way oil
their leaders TO Chicago.
The Pan. Electric Telephone company or
ganized with capital stock OF 81 COO 600,
having bought out the right for Texas.
Peter Smith ives elected president
The company proposes to get to
work et once, and have nssurauce'
from two railroads centering here that they
will use IL exclusively. A line will as soon
as possible be built connecting Galveston
and this city, also line to Wichita FAILS:
This telephone Is the one which can be used
with n resopator, gconnection enabling n
room full OF people TO listen to an opera or
q sermon. 1t it one OF tho principal OBJ
iects of the company TO connect long
distances. Among the stockholders are,
Wallace Hendricks, j. p. Smith, w. A.
Huffman, n. Wailerich, NJ. D., George
Hendricks, Morgan Jones and j. s. Lurey.