Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-04-29
DALLAS.
and England Engage in FISH
ouff on the American Side
of the Atlantic.
Fingered sambo Held Up for
r yr -Impanelling a Jury
IN the Hunnioutt Case.



LAS. TEN, April Is "A Russian
an Englishman had aknock-down
drae.out fight this morning over
Quarrel between Russia and En-
sd. The Englishman was getting
,,vorst Of it when foreign power
Ne shape OF q policeman put both
iicorents to flight.
tchard Walker OF color was up be-
the minions Of the law this morn
Tor smooth work. A negro girl
Ia a watch. chain belonging to
\ whom she knew, and started to
I'm IL. Richard, becoming ac-
s;nted with the tact, induced the
~ abandon her honest intentions
4 Five him the chain TO hold for
fsrd The girl did as requested,
4 Richard attempted to turn the
4,able into cash. He eats his hash
M the iail-gang mess.
n the Hunnicutt case all the mo-
n known to the law were made be-
< Judge Aldridge last evening and
4 morning, He knocked out each
0arsI one as 1t was put before him,
4 Hunnicutt went into trial. Only
Ia Jurors have been selected and
4 deputy sheriffs are securing the
4ntry for more. 1t Is o case in which
4 murder in the first degree or moth
and consequently much interest
SeiDg taken In 1t. The case Is PEE
lar one. HUMPHREYS was QUARREL
with man named Polser when
was shot. Some say Polser
4 1t and others say Hunnicutt, who
4 not In the saloon, did it from the
tk and then rode away. Polser Is 8
tness against Hunnicutt.
Danger Bros. this morning run an
.achment for S6560 against o. Hersch-
fger of Van Zsndt county. The suit
b for goods sold.
HE first strawberries of the season
bpped In this morning. The price
eyents heavy run on the merchant,
40 exposes them for sign rather
hn for sale.
The river falls slowly. 1T is not yet
the pike, but will be tomorrow.
d the property ever endangered, to-
"a. cord-wood, is now out OF dancer.
te reports in the papers about the
bat destruction OF property Is all
kh. Four hundred dollars will
ker every loss in this part of the
hntry. News has been received
Dat two churches were wrenched and
listed at Cedar Hill in this county
bring the wind storm Of few days
b, but that 10 about the extent Of all
image done. ~
About dozen colored people We're
sptized In the river Sunday evening
hey did not seek tha big current but
mi close to shore and in shallow
&ce. About 400 people witnessed thu
5ptisms.
Judge u. II. Adams, who is candi
&te for the appointment of judge o
Ne new judicial district composed o
His, kaufman and Rockwell Is II
Re city.
William Thurman, who died a weel
y so ago at the hospital, and who ha
sen kept by the undertakers for suci
latiens or friends as might claim tn
$dy, was buried to-day. He had sui
eient money to give him decen
|Arial, Nothing is known about him
Rrhe coroner's jury in the case OF G
y Royal, who was drowned, returne'
verdict of accidental drowning. TIL
|9dy Of his companion, 5. G. Mccall
rs been recovered.
HThe city runs seven cisterns in tn
lain streets of the city. They hol
&out three thousand barrels each, an
sye just been filed for the summer
hould the water works get out c
6pnt the cisterns will supply q
bundance Of water for a fire Of an
dinary kind. Besides the reguls
ater-works at Browder's springs tn
~ has fine pump at the river an
pes connecting it with the whel
5stem.
IA little darkey swinging on the bac
ed OF an express wagon this evenin
ell OIL and was stepped on by a hori
n another wagon in the rear. I'll
!calp was considerably cut, but IL
1pctors washed the wound and patche
A up and set the little negro on h
net. Ifhis head had not been 80 hal
pc accident would have killed him.