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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-04-23
The Chicago Election Frauds.

CHICAGO, April 20-The county grand
jury was impaneled to-day, the prin-
cipal work before the body being the
investigation of the frauds alleged to
have been committed at the recent mu-
nicipal election. In charging the grand
Jury with the responsibilities of its
members, Judge Moran called their at
tention to certain interferences with the
ballots OF voters, which, according
to statement made by States AT
torney Grinnell, would be investigated
by this body. He said there was
no crime more serious in it's results
than that OF interference with the fran
chise OF the people. The community
can better afford to have burglars carry
on their nefarious work than it can for
tie Votes OF the people to be stolen. 1t
can better afford 10 have it's banks ROB
I'D than its ballots. There is no thief
bad as the william who seeks to de-
y 'oy the honest results OF q tree ballot
3 K. 1t is necessary that a ballot when
~ posted honestly should be honestly
R.ndled by those who have connection
g are intrusted with it. The safety of
= community depends on honesty
the safety of the ballot. The jury
zen began an Investigation covering
, . Third ward ballot box robbery.
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KANSAS CITY, April 2O.-A committee
representing i've cattle associations, the
Panhandle, Western ond Arapohac and
the Bent county, Colorado,
associations, met here to-day
and adopted resolutions protesting
for safeguard from Texas fever
against the introduction into their ter
ritory of cattle from that part of
Texas south and east OF the line adopted
by the Panhandle association in con-
venJion on the 18th inst. While depre-
eating the use of force, they declare that
legal and necessary means, to resist the
holding OF any such cattle on their
ranges or grazing on ranges along the
trail.
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Cow boys aud all the other boys yel
for Opera Puffs cigaretts.


CoRsrCANA, April 20.-[Special. RE
ports from all sections of this county
show crops in fine condition, with corn
well up and cotton generally planted, a
larger acreage being put in than at any
preceding season. Small grain is all
in good shape and the outlook for full
crop is all that can be desired. The
showers of the past few days are tend
ing to retard to some extent farmers
who have been little late in planting
cotton, but the proportion who are be-
hind is very small. The revival at the
opera house continues to increase in in.
terest, and up to last night, being the
end Of the first week of Rev. Dixon G.
Williams work, 200 converts are re-
ported, including the backsliders,
who constitute about half that number.
DR.. w. CASTOR leaves tonight for Hous-
ton to attend the meeting Of the
Texas State Medical association, from
whence he goes to New Orleans to be
present at the convention of the Ameri-
can State Medical association.
Mr.. John Il. Conyers left this morn
ing TO attend the meeting of the Grand
LodgeKnights of Pythias at Gainesville,
he being representative Of Harmony
lodge Of this city.
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"a, Ilcn,l, lnnlan Nncc.

SAN FRANCIsCo, April 2O.-rhe
steamer Australia, which arrived this
evening, Jolt Sydneyon March 2j, tho
day before the Hunlon and Beach boat
race occurred. The Auckland Evening
star publishes tho following telcgraphic
particulars az tho sCulling match be-
tween VIM. Beach and Ell. Hanlan, ON
March 2S, On Paramotta river, sydney,
for 600 each and the championship OF
the world, The banks ofths river along
tho course were greatly crOwcd
with spectators. The most in
tense interest WAS manifested
by all present. Both men We're In
splendid condition, and Hanlan rowed
in his new ruddered boat. Both
men got away very well to-
gethor. In few moments Beach
gradually drew ahead, until no was half
i boats length in front OF Hanlan. At
Putney tho Australian was n length
ahead, At this point Han
Ian seemed to be laboring
heavily, while Beach was fresh and
pulling strong. Passing Gainesville,
IL was apparent TO all that the race
was virtually over. Beach won
as he liked, coming In six lengths
ahead, amidst perfect storm of the
widest cheers. Time: % minutes, SO
seconds.
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GALVESTON, April 20.-The city coun-
Gil met in regular session this evening,
and quite crowd were present, expect
ing the mayor would submit his nomi-
nations for municipal offices, but these
were withheld in Difference to the re-
quest of the board, in caucus assembled
this afternoon. G. j. Allen, alder
derman from the twelfth ward,
whose seat is being contested by n. w.
Quincy, presented his resignation, on
the grounds that he was too poor to go
into contest, and suggesting that a
new election be ordered. The board re-
fused to accept Aliens resignation, on
the grounds that it would stop the in
vestigation and be an injustice to Mr..
Quincy, who had determined TO
probe the fraud to the bottom.
and show that he was honestly elected
by handsome majority of the voters OF
the city. 1t is currently rumored that
Aliens resignation was the result of a
deep laid scheme to stifle the inyestiga-
ton now in progress TO lay bare the
frauds committed in the eleventh ward,
in the vote for mayor. The council, after
transactng the necessary routine bust
ness, adjourned till tomorrow at 10 q,
m. The committee of the whole will
meet to consider the Curry-Allen con-
test, when some startling developments
are expected.
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Important ka.lroad Litigation.

LoNov1Ew, April 2O,-TSpecial. The
two cases of railroad men for assaulting
hotel drummer, named Pearl, between
here and Hallville, on the Texas d Pa
cific trains, which were reported at the
time of the occurrences, came up to-day
before j. f. Smith. Some very fine
points OF law were argued and dwelt on
by botn sides, as the result weuld bear
on the civil suit contemplated by Pearl.
On account of want of Jurisdiction, the
case against Conductor Kellogg was
dismissed by Prosecuting At
torney jeff league. Conductor Frank
Clarke was tried and ac-
quilted, so establishing the right OF
railways to make any necessary rules,
and having them enforced by their Of
ficers,
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THE DAYS RECORD OF oT'mEs,
Two sen. ational seduction Cb,c- at Fort
NknrFF

Two sen ational seduction Iysrr at Fort
worth.
Four Worm, Apri, 10 Special. r.
A 70. Stowe, young ingn 1f 20, was
taken ~ Smiihncld, this county, to-day,
IN a charga ofsclgc.us Maggie Walker
daughter OF one 10! the oldest ciHzlus iu
the county, VINO EaYc HIr'E ip q child
ono week u-r, Iuu high handing al
the Young .adg's .m"l' has caused
greater mtgres. boz t.u case than is
usual and tuH scandal DO ON eNe.N
tongue. Stowe waived examination ul
Smituuold, AMI was brDC fIt % JAN hCal
Tonight. Miss WaIHtr .r Il years 81
aye and quit. handsome;
the belle at nor section. S.owo
ha1 been lu tho employ OF her
fatlcr and treated US ous Of the family.
EveIv EFFORT WAS al Ole by relatives TO
hush tho matter up and induce stowe
10 marry her, but he has always reused,
prot, sting his innocence and declaring
he would not bs sacrificed 10 protect
another man. Until n low days before
the birth of tho child, the family We're
ignorant of what allied the girl, who was
treated by several physicians tor
drOpsy. Two days a'ter the child's
birth, stowe went with Mr.. Walker
into Maggie's room and told her
pssence of her uncle, swear that he was
tho father of her child, he would p rocure
n license and marry nor, when the girl
answered that Stowe was innocent, but
would say no more. Before tee warrant
wac served, and while before the justice
at Smithlield, the PROF osition was again
made to Stowe to marry the girl but he
steadtsstly refused. He was implored
to H. AIRY the girl and live with Tor only
al " ~
be removed from her name and she could
pass for widow, TO which he
replied the proposition should be
made 70 the child's father and not to
him. After his Judgement in jail, the
HER LID correspondent interviewed
him He said that he had information
that the warrant was not originally is
sued for him, but for prominent citi-
zen o. The locality, but afterwards
changed. He said the girl has been
terrorized and as tho laws of the state
do not permit woman to testify in Sc
ductioD cases, he will be denied the bon
eft of her statement. He says attempts
have been made on his life ans various
bribeB offered him to wed the girl.
Stoves attorneys will ask for trial
on a writ OF habeas corpus tomorrow.
The deputy sheriff says that while re-
turning to the city tonight from
Smithtield, gang of men followed
them for several miles, but show of
arms deferred them from committing
any overt act.
A BAD MAN WHO DID THE RIGHT THING.
FORT WORTH, April 20 Special =
Oscar Simms, who seduced Annie Jones,
was found by the officers to-day and
taken to the court house, where his vic
tim met him tonight; accompanied by
her father. County Attorney Bawliu
urged Simms to marry the girl, which
was supplemented by mild but firm
admonition from the father. Simms
finally agreed to do the right thing,
when minister was summoned and
performed the ceremony. The couple
went home, to all appearances happy
the girl certainly so.
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GREENvILLE, April 2O.-[Special. i
Deputy Sheriff ODE Chaffin arrested to-
day Clutch Ivy" charged with intent
to murder in Callahan county. He gave
bond for his appearance there in the
sum of $1,000.
Tho sheriff of Bell county left this
evening having in charge w. P. Harkins,
who was arrested here several days ago,
charged with cattle stealing in said
county.
County court began to-day, Judge j..
S. Sheriff. presiding, before Wnom
several parties pleaded guilty.
"Bill Arp" Iectured here tonight.
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In making the assertion that Poz.
zoni's medicated complexion powder is
entirely free from injurious or deadly
poison, we do it upon the authority of q
tharough chemical analysis. 1t - one
OF Ghe oldest face powders i'll the Amer
lean market, and is used in Jhe families
Of some OF our most prominent medical
men who have personally acknowledged
slider it harmless, but esteemed ii highly
beneficial III every respect. not only for
the use of ladies and children bug for
the "lord of creation" himself. Sold by
all druggists.
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Notes from VI Paso.

Ell PAso, April 2O.-[Special.l Victor
Riano, who was arrested by Constable
Blocker, of Fabens station, charged
with an attempt to murder II. \. Har-
asthy, of the Galveston, Houston IL San
Antonio railroad, had an examination
today and is held for further evidence,
Harasthy is suffering from his wound
Twelve companies of the tenth cav
airy, commanded by Gen. Grierson, 500
men in all, crossed yesterday from this
city to Paso Del Norte, on account of
the rise in the Rio Grande, President
Diaz having granted permission. They
are en- route to Fort Grant, Arizona.
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Sick Headache.

One single dose of Bailey's Saline Aperient
will cure 1t nine times in ten cases lis the mild.
est, best and cheapest substitute for Pills In the
world. L cures constipation, biliousness, sick
5tomacn, sick headache, heartburn, acid stomachs
relieves indigestion, refreshes and inyigorates
the weak and feeble, cheers the depressed. acts
gently upon the liver and kidneys, ailays symp-
regulates the Aow of bile, ynitigates the pangs ct
Rheumatism, clcanses the stomach and keeps tno
brain cool and clear.
When you need q purgative-try 1t. Largo
Bottles 50 cents. It is as pleasant as glass %
of soda water. Sold everywhere
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President Cleveland and the Georgian.

President Cleveland and the Georgians.
WASHINGTON, April 20.-A delegation
from Georgia, consisting of Gen. John
b. Gordon, Senator Colquitt, and 9TH
ers, called at the White House this after
noon and formally invited the presi-
dent to visit Atlanta duripg the ses-
sions of the Commercial convention in
the latter part OF May. Senator Col
quit and Gen. Gordon addressed the
president and impressed on him the
great good to the south which would re-
suit from a visit by him.
The president received the
delegation very cordially AID told
them frankly that he wanted
to accept, but was unable to say at pres
ent whether or not he could leave Wash
ington at the time. lie was informed
that all the members of his cabinet had
been.invited, and it was expected that
at least three would accept. The Presi-
dent then said he would lay the matter
before the cabinet tomorrow, and give
the committee definite answer on
Wednesday. He then invited them to
attend his reception tomorrow evening,
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Marshall Matters.

MARSHALL, April 2O.-[Special. Capt.
e. j. Fry, T. P. Hawley and the other
Sir Knights haYe returned from Paris,
and are highly delighted with their trip.
Gen. w. p. Lane, president of the Old
Veterans association, left for Sherman
these gallant old heroes will also attend
from this city and county.
The announcement of the veto mes
sage of the governor of the land bill
meets with the genuine approval of the
people of east Texas.
Senator Pope has returned from
Austin
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A Texas Veteran Dead.

CAMERON, April 2O.-ISpecial. l-Mr.
George Green, one Of Milan county's
oldest and most respected citizens, died
at his late residence, near town, last
night. Deceased was 70 years old and
had resided in this county nearly 30
years. He was member of the Texas
Veteran association. He was buried
this afternoon by the Masonic frater-
nifty, of which order he was an honored
member. He leaves q large family and
many friends and relatives.
District court convened to-day. Civil
docket large; criminal small.
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poinl.f,,m Palestine.

PALESTINE, April Special. The
condition Of Carter tho wounded horse
thief, Is still unchanged. Physicians
differ AZ 10 whether no will recover. la
the event of his recovery at least four
indictments will bo found against him
ON various charges Of theft aud rob
berry. Nothing has been hoard of tho
man who was with him, save that no
Navarro crossing the next morning
after tho capture Of the party now Ia
jail.
District court convened to-day, Judge
u. A. Williams presiding. Tho grand
jury was impaneled aud charged and
the criminal docket set for the fourth
week OF the torn.
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TIL HlEElY nEaAlpi DALLAS yX ls THURSDAY Apn "a

funh fhiH mHHh. H Hf.IIfd VIHUfI
nF fh4 management nf fiH f.nfH.I
ilnlluHd rmnpHnY and d0inat iu tha
Nbfa tuut anil Eufuptan Interests
WisHifHirrfH rusfffVr rusifiuVt
JADNHuN, April W The supreme
court uf Mississippi to-day decided thaf
Tho railroad commission created hY Tho
last legislature WAS u legal tribunal.
TIC court practically holds that nyOrY
railway train, from the time u enters
until ID leaves the state, IL within the
taxing tower and police regulation NJ
the state exclusively, and not NJ the
General government
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f.efs. 10 HdtrrffH a nfns
fI NJ HuT wU tlII.In. "m Eco H.F
fn'fr ui success lfnm Ihn HHfI III D.
.HNuld lia h1tlffiiH iu Hnii ftu.t uf
uINls abroad, capitalists would htVo
.IINirsfH. cont dUurO a. invest in ihnm,
Iur Owu riiltoHe nrInF themselves drnps
lv IttHfHHiod, The gfent piuthma Of IDLE
muhHv Zoe lUii New iurt AMI BOSTON
viii soon 40 seeking lrtrfimUnt and
little lnlor,ty will hn experienced iu
diHunHluu ri good securities.
First, We should do what we can in
thit city, tiOn along the proposed route,
thou, II necessary, Interest foreign cap
italists in the road, and Wa viii have
trains running tO tho coal fields of Wise
county 10y tho end o. lssj, but, a.
stated va recent correspondent, the
time for argument IL passed and ~ ac-
I tion H. at hand" Merchants, bankers,
real estate owners, yuu have capital,
/ you have influence, will you not pro-
| toCt aud thereby increase both by imme
diately TAXI ny tho lead in this enter
priaeg Tho smaller property owners
| are ready and anxious 10 do all they
can. But th0y expect those most inter
eslad to take the lead. Where are our
/ l0adorsg CITIZEN,
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BELToN, April 20.-[Speciai.l -Heavy
rains tell throughout the county yester-
day.
Corn generally has been plowed one
time, and about three-fourths of the cot
ton is planted.
The fire department will celebrate to-
morrow with a picnic and contest for a
trumpet, the Temple department par
ticipating.
No new developments in the post
office middle.
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The Old Veterans at Sherman.

SHERMAN, April 2O.-[Special.l-The
Texas veterans are coming in and being
who was busy yesterday and to day in
attending to assigning them pleasant
quarters at the homes of citizens.
The jury in the James Bridges case
brought in verdict of guilty, and as
sessed punishment at two years i'm
prjsonment
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WeatherfOrd Notes.

WEATHERFoRD, April 2O.-[Special.]-
State of Texas VS.. Martin Roddy, kill.
ing COWS that bro Ike into his field, &C.
quilted.
The State of Texas snatched old Nam.
mic Skies bald-beaded again to-day for
keeping too good hotel. She gave
bonds and passed over until the next
term.
District G Jerk II. w. Spivey, who has
been sadly missed by large circle OF
friends, is reported better o-day.
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Two Beautiful women.

Cleopatra and Mrs. Lnngtr7, although OF DIN
s5cnc nationalities, are types OF beauty wHich ~
admire. Fac one had a secret III retaining hem
oeauty, and both succeeded.
One drank herb and root teas before breakfast
10 prevent all female irregularities, while the otncf
used iron for the same purpose.
Both succeeded. Eow these two great secrets
are combined by the Medical Profession, to' lhs
special prevention and cure of all female COM
plants and irregularities that afict old and Young
Females, which is acknowledged to DC the grand"
est success rs q female regulator and iron :onic
ever before known. 4 is Known as Or. Ororn-
coolies English Female Bit,crS and ID regulatea
and removes I'll ruonthiv excesses, distinctions
and irregularities; it bu,ds up all broken down
constitutions, strengthens eha weak and ieepies
implrts iron TO :he blood, beauty to haggard .ea'
lures aud bloom to faded checks.
(: cures Mysteries LeucorrhUa, chlo,osis, SICK
headache, nervousness, polpitation, llcerations
prolapsps uteT and all other troubles that are pc
cuiiar to old or young women. Send for a .: cenr
book FREE. Sold everywhere.
]. P. DRoMGooLE 4 CO., Props,
Louisville. KY.
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Railroad News.
THE MEXICAN CENTRAL,

CRY OF MEXICO, April 2O.-The COM
mission appointed by the government
to revise the provision tariff and CLASH
fication rate of the Mexican Central
Railway company, has accepted the
new tariff proposed by the company,
which is perfectly satisfactory to the
1t now goes to the secre-
tsry of public works for his approval,
which Is merely matter of form, mas
much as the commission is satisfied.
n approved, 1t will probably take effect
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ySTANTED LADY AGENTS WE
w have the best selling line OF goods for
lady agents in America. II consists OF the
Queens Protector" "Daisy" Stocking and
Hair Bustle ana Skirt Supporter, Safety Belt,
Gossamer, Sleeve Protectors, Dress Shields
and other goods for ladies' and children's
wear. These goods are new devices, staple,
and an agent can't fail 10 sell something In
every house. We have 500 agents making
800 monthly. We have s2, SO and IS outfits,
with either OF which an agent cs2 maze ex-
eot!t Wsges' .s""'Sssi WIN s'Hmr
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nnthfnI. nst MielLsd.

Nrw ORLEANS, .tpri 2O,-W. T..
Wells, postal clerk on tho limo between
New orleans and Port Fa5-, disappeared
Fridsv evening, Jsking with him tho
contents at registered letter pouch
amounting, IL h. supposed, % several
thousand dollars, VOLS Is uniy j
Vtu- nt age.
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Personal Comellness

is greatly enhanced by a fine set OF
teeth. on the other hand, nothing so
detracts from the effect Of pleasing fea-
lures. fine eyes and graceful figure, as
yellow teeth. That popular toilet arti-
Gle, SOZODONT, checks their decay,
and renders them as white as snow.
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N|IH .|IN ....f
..|.. .I.#..I I...I
lif.fnH Nf Ifnw Doe UHtI tnl arUi
IfIu IIfIutI lhn .|fHa. hH IHH lHIIfT
rH H.uuI Dol nfHu Hf fIf.Ii i'H lI''ti
'Ht'ur rF0ri In he 'idlmrn, rtHa'nf H
fatal t.UHfUU
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NORMAN J, CoLMAN,
VuIlIIlIsNIOIuf OF NtTIuUIIuTu,
OPTICAL NOTICE,
lie ThsnI.suIs Paper.

Mr.. Editor: ! was Induced hv read.
ing your good paper 10 try DR.. Hartcrs
Iron Tonic for debility, liver disorder
and scromln, and three bottles have
cured me. Accept my thanks. Jos. G..
HOggs.-IEN.
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Smoke only what ~ pure, The l,lch.
wund SJrW-ut Cut Cigarettes nrg noted
for their purity ~ woii as their superior
rNclity,
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ADMIRARIE RESULTS IN PEVERS,

DIR. j. Ryan, st. Louis, Mo-, says:
al invariably prescribe it in fevers;
alse in convalescence from wasting and
facilitating diseases, with admirable
results. l also find it tonic to an en-
feebled condition of the genital organs"
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srftafiWl IN tlH s'ais an pt individuu
.W |HN 0NIIiH r" IIH.IIfH iN fI.IN
BE- ufDrfels, ast voc tp rleaan 500 ihH
attorney general Immediately nud Hni n
dnHiHlun Ht once Hs iu Fuuf puwnt under
tin lHv lu use funds appropriated iuf
tho bureau uf Huimn Industry A. sthWp
uut ttis cuuttHinn, whIuh threatens The
onilrl cattle Industry Prompt action b.
necessary
90 this Mr. Hunter received the fol.
lnwingi
wn.hlnslen, Ann 0-ro col g. u Hun.
frrt uftaIdHrI.
I nave asked tho opinion Of the coup.
trnllor the treasury aud the attorney
general also, ~ Ia my power 20 destroy
cattle that have h1Rn exposed tn
plouru pneumonia and avn promised a
written opinion today or tomorrow,
An soon as rocoiyod will Inform the
public,
(Sisnedl NORMAN ], COLMAN,
Commissioner of Agriculture,
OFFICIAL NOTICE,
The commissioner of agriculture to-
day issued circular giving official
notice OF tho existence OF contagious
euro-pneumOnis In Galloway
county, Missouri, aud calling
tho attention of all persons
interested 10 section q and of the act
establishing the bureau of animal in
dustry, which mako IL penal offence OF
any railroad company or vessel owner
20 transport, and for any porson 10 drive
or convey diseased animals from one
state to another. Tho commissioner
says every EFFORT will b8 made 20 strictly
enforce tho provisions oi these sections.
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McIntYrn Cantnred.

20 'Ew ORLEANS, April 2O.-A desper-
~ named Mcintyre, with many
Is, wanted in New Mexico for muir
~ = alleged to have been committed
Dy imseif, the notorious Jim Court
CHI. of Fort Worth, and others of their
sang, was arrested here this afternoon.
Killed Each Other.
ST.. LOUIS, April pa Chattanooga
Tennessee special to the Post Dispatch
says: a loody and sensational tragedy
occurret dt .Oakdsle Junction, near this
city, We .terday. Pat Cain, an engine
hostler, and Jim First, q noted desper-