The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-08-26

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90 to the window and talk some, and
then she came over 20 the restaurant.
Cross-eXamined-lIa no occupation
IN particular; have seen Matte White
several times; was waiting on Charley
russell on Twelfth, between Main and
kusk, third door from Cow Boy; no, re
was not my particular friend at that
TIME; had no particular friend at that
Time; the girls went out of rear door OF
Santa Fe, ut rear door and went toward
Houston on the right side of Twelfth;
| went over to see Galloway after shoo.-
ing about five minutes; five ,r
six men We're there; Mr.. Buchanau
came in few minutes after | got ,nnre.
! saw the girls at restaurant afLer shoot.
ing; the girls saw there after shooting
were Lille, from The Red Light, ana sew
eral otnor girls, when | went over, peo-
PIE We're running from every direction
toward tho saloon; the girls were not
there that | know of; ! did not look in
the wine-rOOm; saw no one in the bed
room as passed; no one has talked TO
me about being u witness.
George A. EOwlc: | rGcOllect the
night Galloway was killed; | was close
to the Santa Fe saloon, on Main sire {,
about ten or twelve feet from il; il was 1
little after o'clock in the morning;
first heard some loud talking in tn,
saloon; the first act | saw was Mr..
Witcher reach over the bar and take a
revolver from man behind the bar; |
then heard one of the boys say: "Look
out, boys, he's after, another gum" |
don't know which one said this; heard
two shots aud then third one ~ was
passing the door; the third shot was
fired by Bill Rushing; passed along
door and went home; ! did not go in the
saloon, but looked in the front door
about half a minute.
Cross examined was not at tho side
door when the first shot was fired;
looked in the side door aud saw Witch
or take iStol from man behind the
bari Galloway was standing near the
east end of the counter; the counter
can he seen b so g You get even with
the do +; ! did not see the other men
untll passed up to the front door;
when | heard the remark | started
towards the front; the first shot was
fired Just as started towards the front;
! saw Mr. Bill Rushing fire the third
shot after got in front Of the saloon;
Blll flushing was six or seven feet east
of the screen in the front of the house
ana Galloway was nearly opposite him:
Whether was near the east end of the
counter and the other Rushing was near
his brother; saw Gtalluway's head and
shoulders as he fell behind the counter:
leiJ at once as ! did not want to be
around; | had been up to attend base
ball meeting and had stopped ut the
waterman hotel an hour or so to listen
10 some music by quartettc of singers.
justice Inn llNcd bail at $1,000 each.
raising il 500 from the last trial.
me Gazette is being run by the Pub
fishing company, Mr. Malone in charge,
WIN Vol Brltton furnishing the money.
MI Morphy has voluntarily abdicated
inc management. Mr.. Malone says to
the HERALD correspondent that in all
PROBABILITY the paper VIII he sold, rs the
Publishing company do not wish to be
bothered with 1t. George Il. Loving and
WI Morphy both stand ready to buy.
inc Investment company has gone to
pieces Mr.. Martin and Mr.. Boaz, two
OF the most active men in it, publish
carus Oh WITHDRAWAL.
inc young democracy met tonight,
listened 10 speeches, ana renewed their
allegiance 10 the nominees and party.
~ Attorney-Gencr0l Gempleton is in the
Guy RECEIVING the hearty congrUtula-
tlons OF his friends.
III conversation win a gentleman re-
latlng To the Houston convention, lac
asserted That an ADLER body of delegates
meyer assembled within the state. IN,
convention throughout was Siugulurly
harmonious one, and II voiced the senti-
mlentS % the vast Democratic party OF
| Texas ridiculod the idea that diSscr-
SION prevailed Wter ITS adjourn
nn9nl' anu was ol tue opinion that the
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,vu tmu l,u,I,S,,ou SIaleihGhlS OF inc
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wv w Rip'ullyu 70 PC correct. The
party ulo NOT mdorse the pres
Guy law, nut was IN iavor OF u
policy OF leasing whereby the
School lund can derive u revenue. \
modification would have to he made by
winch the best interests of the whole
state would he augmented. lie, for
one was not opposed tn the actual set
tlohGht OF our vast western territory,
nut Thought such u thing was impossi-
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Yvo , fnioli i"'V ny ',.Ja'ont regions
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