The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-07
THE W rERAN REUNI0NS.
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cArrAIN Il. STOUT .

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CAPTAIN II STOUT.
On strolling around seeking items Of
newe, THE HERALD reporter met CAPTAIN
II Stout, one of the old timers. The old
veteran, though vorging on n century in age,
| see.1s stiil 10 possess much of the ylgor OF
| his earlier years In conversation he stated
| that he was born Ia Illinois in 1902, came TO
Texas IN 1919, and made II crop in HacOg-
dOchcS, when there was not n family there
| From The fall OF 1870 Till 1871 he fought In
| dians In arlOuE parts of the state. His wea-
pom was an old llnt-lOck itc, whose lead.
| en- Ill doctOrCd. perhaps, macy reu-Sk In.
| He killed wa lndiaI between this pace
| and Mckinney at a time when this couu-
| try was lull OF them, and toOg from the
| body gun, q Wder-horn, 81 bullets and n
| kaiiC. lie was among The first to rgiSeH
crop OF corn beFOnd the Sabine liver, and
| likes to yell CfthvEue when there were
| only Ome ID families in the Etate; when
| pa ntcrs" and other lid "yarmiuts"
| kept tn good housewives in dread of los
| Ing their child en-. Though CagtHin Stout
| has done so much for the State, the State
| mas done nothing for him, ard he spirit of
| / eyendence, which fired the hc.rtS Of the
cary settlers TO throw on the Mexican
| yoke, rises TO the surface when speaking OF
| this neglect.
TuE sEcON D. DAYS puorEEaIyGi.
Yesterday auerno IN, az the stand, after
II. y. Leagues ablo speech,
! an ut0graph letter Of Genera
| Lee, written a few day before his
| Virginia, REQUESTING provisions for his
army, was READ by t. W. Ter dne The
| 20 ter is the property OF Mr. ed, Duncan,
n hlglr.ir6sd official he C
! Greetings We're sent by the 5oldIc-s here
| to those assembled 40 Tor Worth and
Emory, inviting ,he latter 10 ucst
| with them h.rs today. L.teruu business
meet ms were held az the hCadulartcrs of
| the various commands
COMMITTEES of three ON each command
ncXtunnua meeting.
| A Committce Of five from Ross brlpa0p
| was appoint. al to meet thp general This
morning at tho tr in.
st the stand lnGt night able speeches
were made by Captains l.. d King ia u W.
| n. Wade, the speech of tne latter being
cIlqucrt sud c'n' Sic.
The ceuo witnessed this morning by
Tar HERALD reporter 40 the greeting of
Gene AL Ross bv his old soldiers was
sl.rp they behold him last
on the battlefield one old
soldier usFcl him me T. mulnblrgd hlsI
bringing sone bread 10 hlste t fJs. berore
| eral replied that Ia mi ed 10 remember H.
b.t thathc hsu ted him when he was M
gry. The old soldiers eyc. shme hr.ghtcr
~ lney faha. ON ns oi. cehln'nuer
w., i',H' I'il. ','S9 l,L,. l' tD,
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NJ, cyer%ises nf mo IS, a. rn,H wifi,
pro,.erbv nov "A Cn,l,rnT AZ. VII
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oT much hur,ot in s.cSlip, ot
| Tho ji1iri.t, nf a'ftir., nrs oop,Ina,j r,in
ior,il ~ .c,i1,, VIM, am oY ~ , ,',v
| rr.tn ma av cy'T',i,o .ni'il,
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say ,nnetr,nr and mar thr rr,, of "noG
feeling nuveNis,ing bctUern Inc sect 'ops,
lie ruHlyd 10 the rom az OF General
| Grant who said tina if the difference
between The No tn and the south h.d Oeeu
ltit 10 inc SO dl rs VINO iou ht each
other, ihlS would nave been scl'
Tied long ago. and Illustrating
MS subject 10y ptreon0l incident
IN Georgia Warlsrt. \ battery
mad been haTd pressed and IL
uaCUU6 necessary tO abandon ihe
/ guns. which wsro orderel d, Ia
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oUrs S T THbGc soS SoCa ,4ISr so9fn, ms
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nN "TI , @i Hyo.- ta, 0n,'U I'M nun
ihc rpper,i toiin,vi,ir Soon ,'" as Ia to}
.n', l1or ''' INV, NJ - ,uI" 'S Wv NY
I M mogHib ING mug I'LL OUT uU,d.
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| 80, a. i,ui',i ",, u.s. , ~, tl's
northern cSmmandNr be '' NV, " ~
s,i,,I,,, ne gNNe ule
,1soTlnE 'h Snh "A a FSJerai soldier on
r.5.d - o,,rns ~, ~, ~ 1 uuG w
lo"u Wv 'ytlpVulos W ui,l' ne ulu So
.ohulhE bno STORY Ol sampson VINO
killed 80 many OF his enemies with
the law hone of "A royarn,neut
mule The diving man told him To stor.
| Swing he must be reading "A rpioYt pr a
battle, igned by John Ponc, Uuiied STATE,
army, ana II The Bible
many a battle without IA inurmur n bring
snid that Texans undersiood Tho Xyor iS
moan nrht. and fight vito tbcu, rneont tc
!kili. w
| He closed with n urnnJ c,,los,, M, South,
ern women 7'''''N N'''7' w '7'"''''
The speech wa, strong and forcible. an
made n lasting impression upon his large