The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-01
1884, IN the city Of Dallas, In the rear Of
Glen Lea taleon. about o'clock p. m.
Isignedl OuAB. p. WHITMAN,
J,R. YEARour.
r. II kiso,
w. q. WILLIS,
r A. WkgD,
w. Y. COLEMAN.
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W. Y. COLEMAN,
r. q. T. KErpALL, j. 7,
Precinct No. 4, Dallas county, Toxas
OTlirE TESTIMONY.
Oar reporter in his efforts "a hnd Other
items connected with the uufoftunai kill
inc, met Mr.. Doran, one OF the Doran
BrOihers who run meat shoa on Main
street, and from him learned that no bad
seen the greater part OF the shooting. Mr.,
Doran was loath 90 say anything about the
M after, bu, Ia answer TO questions said
I Burns fell az the first shot
OF Adams aud the other shots ilred OF him
was whll ne wrs on the ground, The ro'
porter, looking for marks oi the shots that
missed Barns, Mr.. Doran told him be
| thought they all struck the ground aud
showed the reporter about Ebere he
Thought they went, Judging from the pos
ton OF tho parties, Tue place
pointed out was IN abont a
south westefly direction FROM the
center OF the rear wall OF the new building
golng up alongside Of the bnllding in which
\ the Glen lea saloon now rs. Tho work OF
ono shot WAS found, hoReysr, cutting
through tho corner OF post sus aiming the
rear room a. the Glen Lea saloon, fsaid
post being about six or eight feet
high. II this shot Was fired by
Adams he must have ahot very
wi dly or else he had passed By where all
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gotten n the west OF him (Bufns) when Il
was fred. having Burns between him aud
the saloon.
Mr.. Doran also said there was ooored
man who slaid about his shop ana som,-
times slept Ia Il, Who WAS on the outside
who ssw the whole affair. Our
ieporter. however, could not tlnd this COT
oTed man TO get hll statsment
irls also sad that Miss Laura Bishop,
who works in the tslephunn office, saw the
whole affair. Our reporter oilled
az the telephone Office 90 inter-
view the young lady, but very
| the Office remarked: Now al you
gtls arc TO be- made Witnesses and the
young lady got frightened and would say
nothing further ihnn that She saw man
come cown the back sieps OF the Glen LEA
/ saloon. She evidently knows more than
she would tell
| A partial autopsy was held yesterday nj
teruoou on the body Of the deceased by De.
s. ID. Thrusion at the request Of the
widow 81 the deceased. Mr.. Clint, too
county attorney was presentat the autopsy.
The following IL the result OF the post NOR
tenn examination;
DR.. Thrusion found that the beli had
Lone into the abdomen on the lett side Two
or tree iucbes above the groin, running
diagonally. IL impiDged on the spinal
column OF tho base OF the LETT kid.
ney, followed the direction Of
the spinal column parallel vita the alb
domlnal a0rta, entering The thoraX at the
po,nt OF exit OF the oesophsgus through the
diaphragm and on into the chest. The
bgl was no; traced fnrther than thig, be-
cause It would have taken some two hours
| 10 have done 90, neceBsitating the taking
ont Of the heart, ETC., and Mr.,
Clint expressed himself satisfied
| With the discoveries made. None of the
arteries were cut, hut several veins were
and the mesentery was very much congest-
ed. Tho abdomen waa full of veinous
| blood chewing ihHi death resulted from IN
| terna hsmmorrhage. The toe next TO the
the little toe on the right foot was shot
nearly off, hanging only by the under
ekin.
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