The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-26
ha. given rise to fresh rumOr, OF

n ii iheir bu.tts Vorli not psneir h.
ihs sllsls ut zee rob ! AID Asging Why |
tlcy grft inquired slucu brts iro'ps hah |
ntrl seut, Tue mlllisTf uut 1ofi'ira oe-
o. dli o. rmpIlF AuHiAns ~ osutl ~ frr'' |
The eh0'r y Iusn FEpel on, numhfrNs |
1870 mtu, Hooded q rrnkit.t to taY, |
zoe ftusls % .tl Doe seen on uil snie' Pc
e,itmalti Goo. llrrf arc from 1000 ~ |
.n uf them ih thr vicinity of lg.sia.' /
Inc msa-1-str Jumun, ll.ra. Ranger /
ntftfflrt hn1 ID .if t'i als 90 ltiikitt' a'u /
mo ElVllIH, % c'Y and Sphinx u ht'-
kiu. GtlHl N'ftln ms geut Forward /
nom ruikIt.t2 I'D CayHlry, Mnfu hre il.- /
.nrlrr. Ar.u.rl sdvalce vii bo msfr /
& d.. m0rmE, 4 Tore nas been erected CIV |
ynrtl ron luHkItat
CARO- Fab. "a -afuersl Stephenson ha. /
l,nt a ie.esram tu l1ldin sIEunrt rfgins |
,hut a1 nlyAaco he made ifom lunsiint' |
fu' H.cf t4rF 0fsta riog sar, Ia fel f, nas
lri T.h 90 imu dipie advance. IT. al'o |
,-Efi that CO. Elfoneans killed nt Isl9 De /
bI.icd ilAau manner.
uglTFep pgAn.
F1sr WkVsE lsp + b. 4.--fhis morn
.rg lacJh lrumau,h highly respected q Z
ifuui tlis Oily, aged -, VIA Il attending
services at tuu drrmHn cvanTel,siiCal
alufcl, dropped desc Ia the i,ls. fne COR
lr'r's verdict Nss death from heart dis
essu.'
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JACgg1H, Micu., Frb. 70 "A dissltroul
Ore occurred tu.s m'g iins 81 @ o'dl ~
he wooden bulldog occupied ny !, J.
Bsrnrs R. cigar store, df,trOyed ihe Union
uI,el hlncS occupied ~ he Union ll1'fl,
u ion III 81 fntaife, W.ldton x Clrils'
tflg Il irr l.cks1u 6.yings bark, II. II
Nl.r < X Elliott, gfncefic7, sad y H.,
r. tki,r sHiuDu. Ihg block was osu.d hN
- b. II bhari and cost sl25 U0. together
HI.h Ave frame pu lilnss occupied by WIl-
ham hutnsu, Bnlis and th1e.; l1hn
Eth,i Nuirg Dusrl Aulbt, huD.r QUA
rosid.uc, ]. j. Barnes. the C.rar store;
pltsuu Is us.. nice ituors, Baff'lt
Day, t,nsmithB: NJ w. Rsiger, ssllpn.
rns los, by hrs and water W exceed slip..
U0l, partially insured. Seyera' Ives are tc'
q rted lnt Ola b 1dy ia 1 OF CHARLES
CARMEL. "a crippled 5 lier, has boon Feoov-
cred. Four Other. were injured Some
wilt die-John Pierce, Mrs. Bauks, Waters
aud M ulkLown cIlored man,
James llegues, OF Cleveland, attempted 10
/ imp from third story wi dow, was
stfuck by the Telegram wires and whitfield
around 90 as 70 sink' on bis head and
shoulders. He is IL jured Sd that he will
die. Charles kimball. Of K,lamsz 10, Mich
igan, slso received bad scalp wound in
Jumping from tue balcony ia front OF tho
motel. His INJURIES are not fatal.
IvoHLkLE's SENSATION.
CiactrsATI Fen. u. The funeral at
Avondsle town hall, Ut o'clock this after
uoon, OF Drveriy Taylor Elizabeth F-y or,
man aud wife, and III "a Jane Lambert,
their grand daughter, Ia ed over two hours.
over / 900 were present, one.iourth oi whom
we're tho best white CT zeDs OF Avondhls
Several clergy men spoke, all c'lbred ex-
oept Rev. Joseph Emory, city missionary.
Emory spoke first. Ho said these criminals
by the Law OF God deserved no mrrcv.
Tneir8 was a cTime which d serves sum
mary punishment without resort courts
by the citzsns taking the Law into
tneir owa banis. These remarks
we're greeted with shouts, in which
blacks and whites ilined. Elder X
w. Scott, Tho next speaker (1tbied) II
the plea of insanity might oe urged Tor
these criminals, but no tnoueht the te9t
treatment tor these was stout rope and
tho nearest lamp post Thea he weut on
II. king: ID, tney dese'ye mercy2 4
they show any, Did they sh0w mercy
when they knocked out Elizabeth Tsylor'd
braius? Did they show mercy when lhey
beat down that h-l, les l. q rirl or when
they knocked Old Beverly Tsll in the
head, pleading iGr merctP' To each OF
these questions tho audience responded
with athuuderous mo- Resolutions were
passed thanking officers aud denounciDg
the crime. One res, lation read:
Resolved, That searching aud untirlng
investigation be continued to develop, II
there be any completely with tho men who
bought the bodies.
Fns bodies were viewed when the funeral
services were ended. Thew were then taken
TO the colofed peoples cemetery, west OF
the city, and locked In tns vault. Allen
Ingail, aud Ben johnson, prisoners IN the
jsil, contradicC each others IT ,ries. john
son ia sulen, while Ingalls, talks freely.
johnson has said Gngalls did the clubbing.
AbsoLUrELY UNTRUE.
LONDON, Fe b. "a Tho report that natur.
allied Germen- americans, VINO return 10
are SUI jecled TO military duty 10
absolute untrue.
THATwRIcK.
KANSAS CRY, Foo. "a "A train arrived
from the scene OF the wreck on the hannl-
bal g. 81. Joe, brings the following
par,iclsrs: The train which was
Wrecked was running hirty miles
the hour prepara oiy to mourning steep
grade. when on tho bridge the mail car
struck broken rail. The engine and ex.
press car passed safely but the mail and
smoking cars we're precpltaled into the
water. carving down the bri ige, which had
been broken by the crash. Oae coacn,
chair car aud r. aleeper were thrown ron
the track aud Piled up on the bsnk. a
boy named Bad via wac Lilled and the CON-
ductor b,l'eyes there are Ioir
or five othe's now dead, though
their names. II there are. any sucu ,osnnoe De
s,cartsined Among the injured are the
loll owing five were to Oadiy
hut tn be moved sher being taken to
Brnokhelc:
Bsni1niia Paterson, Galesburg, Illinois,
and Joseph Mulhgit aud wife, OF Canada;
A bout two. ty-igs others received painful
cnts ard braisss. n )ss OF the passengers
were brought here,
GoRDOE's MArIFEsTo.
KHAEToux, Feb. "a -Gsner Gordon's
manifesto inioru D the insurgents that the
sslsan, the com uiauder OF the faithful, in-
tepas 10 dispatch great army TO conquer
the country. Gordon exhor them 70 &C
cent his offsrs OF peace IN order 10 preserve
taemselg es from rurkisb invasion.
THE HAztEG oAeEs.
ANNAPOLIS MD. F-b. "A Cadets NC
KeAn and Bush, tried for hazing Cadets
Craig and Russell, OF the 1t class, were
acquitted on the holdings o! the court'mar-
i'll CADET, Naxey aud Jastremskio's cases
nave no. peen made public. Cadet Parker
p. AIDED guilty.
.TpfSo TIE SOUTHERN VETERANS.
New YoEK, Fen - "A large meeting OF
the Grand Army OF the Republic was sIeic
.st night ia Brooklyn TO take action 10 sid
tue veteran soldiers OF the Southern army
m thtir Effort. TO raise funds 10 buld q
home for disabled soldiers Of the South.
A committee was appolated To decide upon
The best means OF raising money Tor the
nurp s.. aud resolution adopted recon-
nendinp tnnt grand denomination be
v.yen. Henry Ward Beecher has been in
vlted by the president, ADD j.. W. Foster,
On splain-i ia chief of the Grand Army, DE-
yers an address.
REVERSED
ulrrpApaLrs Eco 2i.-Oistrlct court re-
vo,aad Indy. hollands decision in the
Wnsbburu III! c.ss, vhi,h granted the
vidog a ,hird Of the property. THIS ooia'
eide, vita the decision OF The supreme
cont OF Wisconsin IN the case relating 10
Governor W.s1burn's property 10 tnat
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