The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-31
FORT WOpTF.
AN ATTEMPTED cow-HlplNe,
Ia Which an Irate Father-ln-Lav Fir.
ares VITA the WHIP = A Former
Fireman 2rrestea for Arsoa,
Real Estate Transfers.
reraeaat Mention,

FORT WORTH, Oct. sO.--ISpocisi. T.
FOR como time THE HERALD has rs
ported various incendlaries. To-day
tho trRndiury returned q blu OF In
dlotneut against Con Hines, CHARGING
him with tho crime OF Areon, IL Ia
charged that Hines, fornler d river in
tno nre department, attempted to burn
down y house occupied by woman
named George. rho houae ia susstinn
Is situated on Twelfth between Main
and Houston. Hiaes was arrested Tho
dsy before, on q charge OF turning IN A
false alarm OF fire. Hines GLAZING to
DO innocent and says he win come ont
81 right. The trial will oommencs
Monday and large batch OF witnesses
are summoned for the State.
some few weeks ag0 an article an
pesred Ia the Gazstte stating that ono
UioWd Harold had disappeared ans
supposed 70 have been murdered by
.htee young farmers, but to-day
Sherin Maddox received n
document aligned by q largo number Of
QUEENS OF Delta county, stating that
ftsrrold wasthero alive aud prOspar-
ing, and that he would shortly return
to Farrant county.
Tho State and county tax collector
INSIDE the following quarterly ocoupa-
lon TAX report to-day, fOr tho uuarter
ending September so, 1885: Occupation
lax for city, S2096; for State, "a. 1872,
showing "a total of So, 2SS.
To-day quite crowd, collected near
ths corner OF Third aud Msin, wit
nofsnd II cowhidirg between an old
man Rld his sou-in-lay, to-dRv
Dslng thslr FIRST meeting since
"lhe old gentloman's daughter
was stolen eway." Tho old man WAS
vel hoeleG. Ho started in with o
olack-snako whip, but tho son-iu-lag
w&a equal to the emergency, and with
thc agility of cat, lodged the
blows. The Old gentlomsn b,.
coming moro angry. drew his knile
an made a couple OF desperate luuges
AZ his son-in-law, which were success.
fully lodged. The son-in-law nov
warned The old gentleman TO "koep
on" as he wa getting tired.
Tho old man took the hint
and went away, warning the young
man never to show his face inside his
doors, or he would successfully do
him up.
This morning tho body OF Wayne
Parks, late deputy sheriff OF Colorado
City, arrived on the early Texss ~
Pacific train and was transferred to
tho south bound Santa Fo rain 10 DO
carried to Meridian, In Bosqso county,
FOR interment. The romans were &C.
compsnied by his three brothers.
The following deeds were filed for
record In the county clerks Office to.
dey:
fhoma. Msson and wife to N. E.
Hall, lots | and 2, block Il, Ro.odale
addition TO the city OF Fort Worth;
consideration, $3.50.
u. II. STAINS to Y. i. Adams and
Henry Umphrlos, the north h slf OF the
EDWARDS survey; consideration, $500.
" ID. Hall 40 w. II. Adams, 80 acres
ort OF the W. Edmonds $40 acre sur
yoY; consideration, $lQ5.
William A. Sandorson aud wife 20
W. Il. Adams, tho southwest corner of
tho s. w. Fuller survey; also honorth,
west corner ot tho James Sandorson
survey, containing about 80 acres; con-
eidoration, $50.
PERSONAL,
Marshal Roa ~ still conlinei ID his
bss.
City Attorney Oapps In slowly recov-
ering from tho donEus.
Secretary Macy, OF the Salt Endow-
mont association, who has been alb
sent from the city, will be back to-
night.
Mr.. Il. y. Wickens, travelling agent
for the Glche-Domocrst, IL IN tie city.
A CARD.
Tho following will apposr Ia tho Ga.
zeuo Tomorrow morning:
"The Interview with DE-. BsrrOws,
published In Yesterdays Fort worth
Gazette, vas tho substance OF his ~
markB TO the underslgnod. Any state
mont TO tbe contrary 10 positive aud
unqualified falsohood. Nr. Barrows
was asked whether he had any ohjsc-
lion 60 tho publication OF hia charges
sgalnst Manager dsoonwsll, and re-
piled TINT he thought tho public ,tion
~ them would do him and his COM
psuy good.
lSignsd II. a. SnSrER,
"Ulty Editor Fost Worth uazatte.n