The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-30
DENIsoN.s DorNes
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Herald Reporter.


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Herald Reporter.
DnSisoN, Sept. 3. - tCsrrsspond-
ence.l-Everything was quiet on our
streets yesterday, it being Sunday,
and tho Sunday law being in effect.
About three nilss from Deni.ou
yesterday couple Of buggiss met in
the read, anu the drivers, each having
their girls with them, didn't want 70
give the road, and the consequence
was TWO broken wheels. The gentle
men aighted and engaged In war of
WORDS, each blaming the other, There
was no blood shed, however, and one
OF the young ladies, getting tired Of
thetr music, SAID: "Gentlemen. IL Won
are going to fight, go at it ana have il
over with, anu then get some
way for us ladies' to return
nome. one man walked
about half a mile and hired a spring
wagon, both ladies got in aud he
prousbt them home, while the other
gentleman brought the horses. This
ever. '''''
Several loads of corn sold to-day for
50 cents, but nost OF it was held for 40
cents per bushel.
the wooden wedding of Engineer
kerne and wife,on Crawford street, be.
tween Burnett and Lamar avenues.
winch TOOK place toni light, was most
enjoyable affair, and they wero the re-.
ciplents or many nice and useful pres
ents. Both ths host and hostess were
very pleasant and made everybody
spend most enjoyable evening.
An OLD colored washwoman by the
name OF Doakes, who lives in West
benson, known as Taylorsown, went
70 church last night and became very
happy and shouted for some time.
Inc meeting was out about II O'clock
ana sne Went home all excited anu
worked up over religion. She took :,
Just before retiring, a tablespoonful of
trough on rats,' and about l O'clock
the family living next door were dis
turbed by her grosns, aud the man
went in to see what was the matter.
The cid lady WAS all drawn double with
pain, ana moan after moan escaped
Aer lips. Just few moments befor q
ehe ulea she spoke for The first tim q
curing her suffering and said she took
"rough on rats" but IL is not known
Wnether It was accidentally or pur-
posely taken. 1t is supposed, though,
that 1t was through mistake, as she
was taking medicine, and being ex-
citea ana worked up ever the church,
sne look the wrong bottle, and this
caused her death. Aunt Jane, az she
was fsmiliarly called, was about so
years OF age, and Woodworking, hon
est woman, who made her living
working. e
There is lady in the city from Al.
yarado, Texas, by the name OF Mrs, III.
". Hudson, who ia hunting aman
from there that owes her quite q aum
OF money. A HERALD reporter inter-
viewed her and she said she didn i
propose TO let any man get away with
nor. she married man in the wear
!Sio, ana he skipped out with $4,000
belonging to her, but she followed and
got most of IL back. In few wears abe
married again and the second husband
tried 10 steal about $4,000, bat sho fol-
lowed him for some Two years and co.
most OF the money back. She liz auite
detective, aa she has been following
man ever since lS49 and says the
man don't live that can outwit her,
Ihe IDS an shels after now ia named j :,
II. hlmnel, and owes for groceries,
She traced tim U this city to the Got
gi"uV, " HS.N itS sSAitlAr6u as Is. II.
Potest, but left there a few days since,
and shipped suue goods TO Fort Scott,
Kansas, II tho name of Judge, Mrs,
Hudson is q Indy of IS or 20 wears, but
II quite business woman. The Off
GERS SIRE looking iato the matter, and
with her help, will run the maa In il
he Is here In this city.
Conductor Boggs was pretty severe
~ beaten up by trampslast n IGN WHOM
ne was trying 10 ejeCt from his train,
but help coming in time saved him
frOn them. They would have used
him up in good shape.
1t Ia understood that wedding In
nigh lie will occur very soon.
Misses Sellie Hubbard and Minnie
McMurray, OF Pottsboro, are vipitibp
IN the city, the guests OF Miss Emma
Morton,
George Sylvester, brakeman, George
oliver, brakeman, John McDougsl,
baggageman, have been admitted to
the Sedalia hospital, from Denison.
A.young country boy, just from the
backwoo0s, came to town on last Fri
day and was foon caught by sharpers,
They tried tho confidence game on him.
The young mans name is Henry Wal
den, and as he started up town he was
met by well dressed young fellow,
who sson made his acquaintance, sud
Walden, on asking where business
ofiice was, the young sharp escorted
him to the gambling hall.