The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-10-23
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II lm Nurur, oct lp special DE
.rfHmnu, boo the city to-day hH. lu.r
greater than yesterday, and tonight ih,
. rtilnus trc wild over tnH C0WrIrht
uUur, lpst night ho was kept irnurd,hu
b lrH wupur, who uulodus ithDy wUu',
um tho state uIi alone, grow iu4piUI
To tno attorney of COPYRIGHT and IA.
friends aud refused io permit che ul.
iirill- a. have az, hing % do witt
guarding the prisoner. Although
hr VIZ, numiu1Ily lee lu.l tLis
morning, tho irons were removed
and with the ranger, Furdiu-
him closely he Wa, brought out on the
street and taken tua l~lgurau, for his
meals, The stree, wore thruugrl with
people who shouted continuously a. hr
paasOb along, Tho new NpNiun sheriff
hul-iCd that they would take
thoir man with Thorn and
they were not afraid of the cn,irc ri,i-
2cnship. Elcvon attorneys were in con-
sultution an morning and had mapped
ont their plans, hut scores of friends
wore IN close consultation and Il br-
came plain that after COPYRIGHT
had returned 10 mil from dinner thut
something Ind been ggrrrd upon.
/ Tuc streets continued crowded,
knots oil mou gathered about
the suyg1rrs who denounced Ireland
a.. tr,.,..Irrous In granting tbo rrruisi-
tlou. "Rcmemhcr the Alamo!o ar, To-
m,pbor ,.olindv' vg. tlo rr,-. and ,ynS
take. mn. "rbc governor ha. forgotten
Travis aud Cricket. Int y,r 1nyc mot"
said uuu souir T,yau. and ia,
r.lls ,yer, terrific. orourr.i,-ht shall
mot D., murdered u,- tbr ,ross.rs. hv
.G-t."npd tbrw,,r VA, dnuc. rrrrni !. |
ind b,pu tn tUn ilil i'm .nUaIs, and IN .
low voice, spoke 10 the prisoner. AZ "a.
minutes to SIX Cuuririrnt said mo WA, .
hnngy and ,y.u,,G sumner. When the
-rrrcrs tool; him, uU. 10 wg. with diff
.rrrfy IA, .9ls.,B tnrn1ul tba cr,yi. npa
t,n.r ths r.-Llurau, WA reached ami
t,ur.rf,ht had lFpu seated M ,h,
.h,nJ of q long table flriur TIA,
street ,i,t,- or sixty friends. ,-,u ormr,,.
crowded IN. rhe r,u-rr, s5.oI mn moan
IN. rourrrjgbt win their hands ON rhoi,.
pi.,ol.. The New. Mpyioo sbor-
i,r HirbmruG. slt nv hi,
side. Courtrignt called for fish
which WAS brought. Atthe momo9t ne .
.,riz.d a n3pl,iu and droppod his hou5.
fine cinrl, struck g. A tail man dashed
i'm and s,id; "I.ool; ONT: move
hack.m The rnurrrs Glanced to- /
Ward him. Courtrirbt stru. rhtnneG uu. I
Tho rEnir WAS kicked bscl; url u,. .....ru .
the rangers with a six shooter in each
hand. The shprill's chair WAS unset and /
ne fell to the floor. Twenty or
mora nisloIs covercd the RANGER.
while two men seized thcir
arms. "Shoye ont all of YOU. |
You have had your time, | will take
mine now" And with pistols puirtod. |
he backed ont calmly and coolv
,'.I,;,a H., c,:a,,l,, - A.. n.y.
"'iiio mo ii,oi'''' p''i'c" '"0 i"'
gers to the front. Passing throug !
side door into an allev, he
ro,cbad Sn,ond etraet WHARF n horse
"Ioo',' 800 .
was ued, Which ne mounted lie raised .
pistol ana Hred ana was OIL ike 1lash.
Several shots were fred in front of tho
,astanmom. TEo ara,nd ,.an1
ieS'"''i"'''' 'no 'io"u Suisou
TO Second street and saw
CourtrigEt living like the wind. and |
tbor q n,i,htv shout want nm rho
''''' "r
rangers utterly oiscohcerteu, look the
centre of Main street and hurried to the !
demo, AS Courtrjpht's horse was
,,.,,;r oornor srddo,,I,. II
t"t "'"i CO.. '''i e"'''''iS :"
fell and threw him to The ground. lie |
was up in an instant and walked on,
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