The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-07-27
FORT WORTH LOCAL NEWS
A SERIOUS sTABBINe ARRAY
Two Young Men Disagree on Trifling
Thing and One is Barbarously
But chered- Details OF the
Afiray-Peraonal, Etc.

FORT WORTH, July 26.-[Spocial.l -
Last night about IL O'Clock, eight
miles north of this city, near the farm
OF MIR. II. Read, a cutting sffray &C.
Cured which was quite serious
affair About Ii O'clock this morning
those who reside along tho Rosedale
Street Car Line, in the northeastern
part OF the city, might have seen
covered wagon moving along at q
slow gait, coming toward Main street,
the driver evidently taking great care
that there should be no jolting from
rapid driving. Those who had tho
curiosity to peep into the wagon from
It's rear saw man lying on his back
covered with blood ana CHASTITY
g2shes, and apparently more dead
| than alive. This was Love Pulliam,
who had been literally cut to pieces in
fight with man named Wney. 1t
seems that Pulliam and Wiley have
been working together for soma time
past threshing whoa in the neighbor-
hood aoout eight miles north OF this
city. Last night, after the weeks
work was over ana they had finished
threshing the wheat crop st Farmer
BoswelPs, they decided to 90 to the
neighboring store, get some wine and
have "a frolio, ~ they Expressed 1t, be-
foro moving the thresher, as they in
tended to-day, 10 Farmer Reads. The
two men, in good humor and in ioyial
spirits, mounted their horses, rode to
the store and purchased the wine. On
the return trip, when passing Reads
house, Wiley said he was going TO stop
and leave some OF the wine, rs they
wOuld move there Oh the following
| morning. To this PulliGm Obieo oI
and a quarrel ensued and both men
dismountod, as Pullialn expressed il,
To have "iist and 2kul," but WILEY
whipped out a long, keen blade and
commenced carving his antagonist.
| tie cut him once TO the skull from tho
middle OF his forehead extending
back to his loft ear, ana again from
| the leit corner of his left eve down his
| LETT check, cutting entirely through
IL o the mouth and passing down tho
neck 70 the collar bone. This one 10
considered the most dangerous and
troublesome. lie 1s also stabbed re
| rcatodly i" the loft side Just below
| tho lung. Tho wounded man wRs car
Rcd 20 a boarding house on tho lower
on0 Of Main street and DR.. l.. b. Slau-
| N'a NN' NHtANA Ah taAaN HtWtA hN anu
! dressed his wounds. The wounded
man at late hour OF tho evening was
| resting comfortably and doing well.
Pulliam Is said 10 belong 10 a well
| known and wealthy family, who reside
IN Cook County, but owing to his dis.
sipnted habits, has had q good many
ups and dows. He was nt ono time in
the dry goods business In Marshall
and quito we'll 10 do, but up 10 few
months ago he had been working for
some time on the farm Of MIR. 4. d
Adams, who lives arnl5 six miles
from the city. WiiCv, AZ las. accounts,
had not been arrested
PERSONAL.
Miguel Il, Mrud,2 Lieutenant Gov
error Of the S.Atc @, fdaJlu, Mexico,
stopped over ~ The city to-day on
route from Wellington 10 Mexico.
He has b8on 10 Washington and all the
Eastern cities gathering information
that will be useful TO his people.
Mr.. C.. A. GiuOcchio and family, of
Marshall, are in tho city on pleasure
trip.
II. Il. Eldrigo, Of GAINESVILLE, is in