Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-02
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Fatal Wound at ihs NJ, 81
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admitted 10 Ba, ~
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smfFM,N, Tx, Aug. /
Guiding ceremony. 10 Il, q
Fellows celebration here ! I'm
nela a grand hop at the Liss S'' 4,
north side of the square ','' ~
went on well until abou, I'm
when a difficulty aroso
White a negro who had h , e {
chpa'lon or place Of busine
humes, who has driven IN
omnibus or baggage wan Il
years past. II appears NV nv u, ~
grudge at liumes because y. sls
a prosecuting witness s. ac ~
III IN Ease, case of burglar,
some preliminary squabblirna
inc head OF the stairs Iesdins W I
storc-room to the hall whs, up 4
vas III PROGRESS and nearihe s,s
IN the rear of the same n nMN
took place and Ilumcs s,nep ', y,
center of the neck, iusi !, "es
bone, with small Barlow INK %
jumped out OF the windo, a s'',s
sticking In the wound, and w" I1,
directly down stairs to the t,o "s1'
called Policeman Joseph NIel,c" '
ne surrendered, saying: 9, ss',
and am your prisoner ~s
He asked the officer 10 na,,..
take the bus to the train N'm,
Knowing the extent of the va,'..
Melton, went with him Ia az
house and there found a gcp,is.l
agreed TO 20 his bail to ansWs, I.
lice court this morning. Mon
diatcly returned to the scene \ !,
to arrest the other party, but Nj.
rived the wounded man had co,..
by way of Crockett street ID tbs,.
was gasping in death on M v
Seeing MS mistake in the natua N
case Melton ran back to Tho s,,p.
llumes was hitchlng up hIs ~
took him TO jail. The dead MAJ 1 /
rled to the mayors Office 10 nust
ton OF the coroner's jury lbb III
The deceased has never been NC
II good negro, but Hnmes, ON NJ n
ry, Is one OF the most induslrssI
trusted negroes in Sherman. M
our best citizens signify their MD. 4
TO 20 on his bond when the n.,-
one can be given.
After this racket subslded. M
O'Clock this morning, two Older n
Tate Patterson and Amos Sana.. Il
or of whom is regarded AZ N
ebony by any means, had d dias|
front OF the same hall and adnls.|
some severe blows, but Policeman n
ton took them in and stopped Is
Guilty. The negroes are in d >nlA
moil over the tragic events Of ss
and many predict that other yiole
result.
Judge Hurt concluded The hat.,l
pus case this morning, and, aitcral
up the evidence, admitted New MI
bail In the sum of $4,000. His arr
in the case, Mac Crook, was heldal
Maitbic ON much the same testins|
Sl2, 900, but his greater ability 10 4
bond may have produced the dlagr|
The amount.
30 Cole, Esd, and Edgar Wallsa
tomorrow TO the state meeting
knights Of Honor at Houston. ta|
member of the state organinlia|
Wallace goes as a delegate fromts|
man lodge.
Mrs. j. II. DillS and her Grh|
Roger, left to-day to spend the a
with relatives in Harrison counp,
lucky, They were Joined at Sheri
Mrs. Dills' daughter, Rissa, sudl
Herd of Gainesville, and will TIM
together TO Cincinnati, where thf |
20 south to Kentucky and Mr HeFI
on to the Eastern cities topuVchls /
for the firm of Schiff, Sommcr g
which firm he is the COMPANY.
Senator Frank Cockrell d, " i
went north to his home this monle
Il visit to his brother, Judged. y
rcll of Abilene, Tex.