Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-11
DALLAS.
solofious Belle Boyd Accuses a
bnnf Man of Running Bier
4 Daughter and Demands
Reparation.
the Horse Whipped Drummer,
ms a Put. up JOb-A Fort Worth
Map Goes to Dallas to
Have Fit,

N Il 10 tho Gazette.
= rt.As. TEX, oct. lO.--rhere was
: IL transaction over in the Fourth
" last hight which has been the
Ut Of utreet talk all day. A young
named Cotter called at the resi-
eof Mrs. +. NJ. Hammond, 9TH
80 k6own as Belle Boyd, the Con-
ate spy. Mrs. Hammond
ted him of running her
hler. well-developed girl of
iteen, and requested him TO repair
wrong by marrying her This
n refused to do, when Mrs. Ham
drew 3S-calibre Smith n
ERenn and fired two shots ut the
tnIk man, one Of the bullets grazing
81 Arn below the elbow. Cotter
hihe ID innocent of the crime aud
propose TO be Dulldozed. Mrs.
lmond swears that he shall marry
drI or die.
'eDAilas National bank late yes
~ evening attached sixty bales OF
"a belonging to Mordecai 4 Co., To
~ q debt OF $20il against that hrm.
- cotton was Ia the possession Oft
slon a Texas Central Railway
pany. Deputy Sheriff Lewis exc
4 the papers.
r. Val. Work, living north of Dial.
,anr the Denton county line, ON
home from Dallas "A few
- ~ AGO. was run into by wagon
III hninet in the road. His buggy
lSg lsma8hed, Mr.. Work thrown out
AZ 4. IIHeN hNaaNIF or
10 Missouri Pacific train came
the Central track this morning
FrA sherman, arriving here
f"lt MI hour and thirty
behind her usual
&. This route was taken because
lAlissouri Pacific track near Sher-
was INSTRUCTED 10y badly wreck
Areight train.
!. III there have beeu 1860 bales oil
ouAon received this year. Nc accurate
nnt seems 10 have been kept las
p.r-at least not as the record Is now
L. Only the gross receipts of the
w are to be had. or the $3.50 bales
80 Ied, 1891 have been shipped, leav
+, on band G1S bales. There wer,
VA mote received today. There has
tharn no falling off In the price, IL re
y ming ~ from to l-l6.
(, Shn Fleming, u laboterin the Cen
y railroad sand PIT at Miller's ferry
rams caught under caving bank thi
,ncrning, and had his left leg anC
"a ,eh bone crushed and sustained In
nal Injuries of a serious aud perhap,
val character He was brought e
Fhs home in East Dallas, where medi
Lax attention was procured.
ma heavy set man stepped into Coun
'f ci Surveyor Strong's Office thi
y, ernoon and said he was from For
forth, and would have to have Il
~ few minutes, and asked ifhe coul'
~ that office for the purpose. II
y. Us told he could and to turn looa
! a he fprned loose. He Is still aslee
"A 10 evening.
n Charles Lane, sergeant In Georg
H. awkins' colored company aud drive
\. Bishop CARROTS carriage, Will
'rsting Ia the latter capacity las
N. ening. drove over an aged lady VIII
rs crassing the street at the HerGl'
Ice. Knocking her down and brui'
& her. the testimony OF the eyt
: tnesses to the transaction was I
+ effect that Sergeant Lane cam
underlng down the street with
10 ut OF clear-the-track air, and ate
: wnning over the lady did not stop I
e II she was hurt. The sergeant wa
ralgned in the city court this morn
.''- K and mulcted in SOS, Of which 81
sa gre Cue aud So costs.
Il w, Cohen who was horsewhippe
-eug Fort Worth last night, has bee
,l,susuiting lawyers here rs 20 WIN
bolels 60. lake to get even but met wit
a aeOnraEement everywhere, C0he
.5,,ya the whole thing was put up 10
h < the purpose of getting up q sensl
tes pm