Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-31
HUMAN NATURE.
Sins Of Omission and Commission Find
rs Rich Soil In Vermont and New
York as Elsewhere.
a Minister Goes Wrong--'Eres Richness
where Is the Heir? - Wvllborn
Couldn't Go.
spcoiai 10 Tho Gazette.

( Special to the Gazette.
4 PoLE WILL KNOCK THE PERsniNoNs.
/ NEW YORK, Dec. 30.--This advertise
ment appeared here to-day "Heirs
wanted Of N. Dcmbinski or Dembaiski, Il
/ Polander who emgratcd TO Texas about
1880. Large estate Tenyck & Rem
| ington, attorneys, 27l Broadway" N
/ Demblnski or Dembaiski went from New
( York TO Texas at the time Indicated in
the above and accumulated property, set
| tied wild lands and became rich, when he
died. His attorneys had no further ciew
us to his antecedents or as who his heirs
are than is contained in his name and the
fact OF his having come from New York.
The law firm to whom the case was re-
ferred here found one name in the New
York city directory corresponding with
that of the owner of the estate but this
person frankly owned that there was no
connection so far as he knew between
himself and the rich Texan.
special to the Gazette.
YUM, Yum, YUM!
NEW HAVEN, CONN, Dec. 30.--Yester-
day Roger Clough, married man about
thirty-tiye years old, an employee of the
Winchester Repeating Arms company,
made com plant to City Attorney Cabel
that Mary Adams, a pretty blonde EN-.
ployed In the same department with him,
was making desperate love TO him and
was trying TO steal away his affections.
The attorney wrote Mary, admonishing
her under pain of the law to let Clough
Ialone, Mary showed the letter to her
! shopmate, who straightway told Clough
that fierce uncle of Mary had heard of
the matter and was looking for him with
a CLUB. The employees OF the concern are
considerably excited over the affair, and
many OF them allowed that Clough had
| arranged to shortly elope with Mary, but
that his wife got wind OF the scheme, and
TO shield himself Clough made complaint
to the city attorney.
special to the Gazette.
wELLBoRN COULDN'T 60.
NEW YORK, Dee. 0.-Congressman
Welborn of Texas, who intended to par
take Of the dinner rendered by the Boston
Merchants association ut the Hub to-day,
was detained here by illness in his family
| Special to the Gazette.
AN ORPHAN, SIXTEEN AND FAIR.
NEW YORK, Dec. Soda Downes,
who was formerly an inmate OF the Brook
| Ign Orphan asylum, has made serious
charges against the Rev. DR.. Bustor
pastor of the Methodist church of Spring
| Valley, New York, by whom she Is en-
| ployed as Il servant. She has lived with
the Bustor family six weeks, and is six
teen years old On Sunday last she told
Il member OF Justice Gemmet's family,
/ neighbors of DIR. Bustor, that she had
| been crlminally assaulted by her en-
ployer. Members of the church investi-
gated the matter, but could learn nothing
definite, as the girl has made a
written denial OF the charges, and the
Bustor family will not allow any one to
see her. DR.. Bustor, Yhile pastor of st,
! Luke's church, NeYark, n. j., In July
1883, was charged/Tith immoral conduct
toward some boys OF his congregation. He
was tried anG> convicted by church
council, but appealed to higher church
tribunal, and by vote of ten to nine was
acquitted, and was reinstated as pastor.
He Is very talented man and vigorous
temperance lecturer.
Special to the Gazette.
As USUAL THE HUSBAND is KILLED.
ST. JoHNsBuRY, VI, Dec. 80.--Ed
! Hayes and Walter Hadley, OF Linden, last
night exchanged half dozen shots, and
Hayes was killed. There has long been
feud between the two men grow
1 ihS pNN VI iiolNb 1tlNEdtiOhn ludl IluulOy
had destroyed the happiness of his home.
Hayes jealousy mas caused his wife to
leave him several times. Last night he
went in search of her. The two men
| have threatened TO XIII each other and
both have gone armed Hayes became
convinced that HadleY knew where his
wife was hiding, and went to IIadley's
house ana called him to the door A
dispute began between the two
mon, and they walked away together. FL
ualIy they faced each other In the road
and drew their pistols Hayes fred the
first shot, and iladley almost Instantly re-
sponded. Hayes missed his mark and
lladley's shot took effect. Five more
shots were fired, and then Hayes fell to
the ground and Hadley fed. Three bul-
lets were In Hayes body, and he died
within an hour Hadley went to the house
OF constable aud surrendered. He said
he fired in self-defense. The two men
used to be good friends. There was so
much excitement in Linden over the
affair that the state attorney deemed il
! prudent 10 order the removal of Hadley to
this place. The dead man leaves widow
aud seven children Hadley is 20 years
4 old and unmarried.