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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-11-27
8erH,ii@te Na@ri6ten.

Ste Staot b II, U g
lamb, erbdIt $1,000 Youpsrs.
Die Seu6Itermngssab
SerIins betrus am ,. Sttobsr 3. 5.
l,2S4,s76.
- &oubou permcbrt elm
Seu0lteruua i'm Our6i3nitt nit iGbr=
LID 10000 MenI6en.
-Sn O6eifa traen e93ig
aus SuI9arien Suriidberufene ruiiii3e
Sffsiere elm, in Surgas Die ruiTi9sn
Sffi;iere-aus Sitrumelien.
- Ole 9 ef0rberune ber
9riefe 6ur6 86brenpoit mad uuen Sbei.
len Der Stabt lit III Berlin Ieit nnbe;u
Sebn Subren i'm @onse unb bat ii6 gut
bepdbrt.
- Der 81 I b q y o unu Sou=
Don bdn6iste tiirsIi9 ben @uratOrsn 6es
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES bic Snmme pon
ego 800 elm, bic bel ibm CUR 9riiubung
bes ~9enannten 9eims einse9an9en per.
- Rid weni9er ais SO Eroz
ceiIe pe9eu unterIaliener Sablun9 pom
9eiratbsuermittelunss =YrOpiiionen fol-
len, ME cine 8erIiner Snrreiponben;
meibet, eeeenpdrtig BEL benz Sortisen
9an6geri6t l i6weben. 9tu6 elm 3eiden
Der 3eit!
Der beut6 =a III eri FL mild {
Sraft=Surner 8obIi9, weI6er aud III
Berlin 6ur6 ieiue 2siituugen auf benz
@ebiste pbpii9er 6rnftentpifIung alIcs
6isber Oaeeueiene ibertrnf, iit in 6am=
burg am elent>&6eumatismus i6per
ertrontt uub 9ebt iest on 8riiden.
- SIM prsuBif9en 8riegs 81
minilferium beabii6tiet man cine &anqs
erbobung Der MuiitzS irissnten Der sri:
litdrsEopeIlen. 0snieni9en, mel6e I'M
Stano limb, einen crit nod su nnrmiren=
ben SiIbun9snadwsiS 81 ~Iisferu, ioa
Der Rans zines Jog. 5sIOpsbeIs9isltes
nalts perlieben werben.
Ser 9reifs 9euerGI=6elo:
mari9aa 9raf Roltte poIIenoete am %.
Stto6sr fein 50. 2~ebensiabr. @ie sr
pom isber ieber inn ;uss6a9tcn Suation
an hieIsm Gage aus Dem &ege eing, 10
perIsbte er aud biss NtaI ieinsn @e=
burtstag in auer StiGe auf isinem Cute
9reiluu.
- Die meritaui6e San
beIsfotte beitan6 i'm Sabre 1881 aus
l35 S6iffen, ndmlid l29 SeeIern unb
6 Oampfern, nit einem GonneuecboIt
pom 1867. Sm Sabre 1885 mar Die
5abI Der S9iHs auf $50 anseua9isn,
udmli9 319 SeeeIz uub "a Sampf=
nit einem SonnenssbuIt pom 90
229.
- Der beIiebte Si9ter
Gmil 8ittsrsbaus bat cine eefdbrIi9e
bur9 bic elm @sI9uir am
.S5r bsieitigt rper6en mu6te,
gIidli9 iib~srtnnSen. Nian befir5tete
cine j3sitIans SlutuergiFtung, iest be-
er ii9 Dieber ouBer 9sbsnssefa5r.
- Die .Miifions 9atbo=
per0HentIi9en elm S6reibeu,
Der Niifioudr Yater 9eoHrop
III ben Director bes Nfiifonsbauies in
Raris aus So6iR6ina eeri6tet bat uno
benz man cine Seitdtigung Der De.
iiber bic Mahenmor6e Der ein=
@6riiteu fnbet. Oieie Rorbs
oegGnnen am .. Suli, wurSen Bis gum
49, OCTOBER fOrtsefest unb toiteieu, fo=
'ieI man jest weiB, stua breiBtauisub
sbriiter eas 9ebsn. Sin on6erer NliI=
iondr beri9tet nod ousfi5rli6er lbsr
'ie bIutisn grsisnihe an Der 9rsuse
9o9in9ina uub glnam. @ie
,er P. 9eoHrop tIast aud hiefer, P.
Oourisboure, bic frans6ni9en NiIitdrs
,eb0rsen Der ifraHi9en 9Iei9glItisteit
in unb soat ben Oeuti9en bes 9Gu6eIs-
9ifes r9ero~ Die un5e6inetelte Aners
iennung. ga9 bieiem NtiifiOnsprsz
Tiger iinb I'm SuIi unb Ausuit mtnbefens
., 900 96riiten semOrSet worSeu un6
inb bic @6riffen66rfer Der ie9s Wifs
nss9rOUin;en Sfts@o9in6inas Hur
lo6 SrlmmerhaufeH.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-11-27

eeffatten t5nuen. Oer 9iebbaber bieier
SpeiIe 1T een6tbist, fi9 irsenbwo elmer
StIaueu su taufen, sew6bnIi9 eiuen
mdnnIi9en. bern bic weibIi9en iino iebr
t5euer. Gr uimmt ben ungIidli6eu
nit fi9, mdftet i'm, wie fir cine giaf=
uiebousftellIn9. eutbauptet i'm nit einem
i1neibigeu Snifrument, weI9es wie cine
Si6el ausfiebt unb uerse5rt ben &ei9s
nam NIT ieinen 8erwanhten un6 Be>
tunnten. Sn Der Regel 1T bas Spfsr
se5uIbis unb eraebeu. Der 6atalismus
ma6t ne itoiId. @as ben Reniden=
frehsr 6etriHt, 10 betra9tet CT nd in Der
Nusn6uus zines 8e9tes, benin er but ben
StIoDen SUI bieiem 3wede ssfauft. OieIe
barbariiden 3uitdn6e berrf9eu eegeuz
pdrtis bel Den meiifeu Hesern brs
&ongozS tnntes.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-11-27

. 9 > II o. {
9rtenntniB eeeen ben S~berifobsarst Or.
9ennefe in Dtain; pegen 9eisswioriqer
Sefreiune MiIitdrpai9tieer Iautet auf
finf Sabre 3u6tbous, ioruie auf brei
Sabre Gbruerlult, unb ioutit auf 4uS=
ftoBune aus benz NeiIitdriton6e. SSir
bic ~iiberitnnbene ~;ueiidbriee Inter.
iudungsbaft tommt elm Sabr pom Der
Strnfe in Ab;ue. 9ennede war bes
Sereebeus Der utoerre9tIi9cn Rilitdrs
6sfreiuns in ELF 6daen ansstlast, uoUon
ibm aber uur fInf beuieIen mureen.
- Oas Serrai in, aufweI6em
bic S9la9t pon ELECTROMAGNETIC, Ga.
eei6loeen ruroe, 1T in cine Grobccren:
BfdHSuns uerruaRoelt wor6en, un6 Der
Rreis oes Snnoes, oas man friBer sfnem
Sdufer 81 susi Dollars pro older germ
nndssporfen bate, lit bnbmr9 auf $3.50
Der alder seitie9en. $50 friiber elm 9iuz
~eeborensr uuf 500 afern fat uerbun.
9ert more, bn weroen Jest pom Ror6en
e~ineeuanberte 9drtner auf 3ebnader=
PIdseu wobIbnbeHb.
-gs murben I'M 25. OCTOBER
BET Der 8oItsobifimmuns in Der gausen
S9rDeit dbsr bic pom 8un6esratbe por=
seIe9te AIfoboIuorIase absegeben $780,
900 StimmeH nit ga, $50, 900 Stim=
men NIT Rein. Die 9auptpuntte Der
uunmebr nit erbebIi@sr Mebrbsit IN
senommeusn SorIase fin6: 56bere Be-
Iteueruus bes Spiritns beim ginennee
On Der 9~anbessrense, aufbebun9 6es
ShmeeI6es IN ben Rantonen un6 grs
idDsrIus Der @rIangnns bes Btrtbs
i9Gftspatents far ben Rteinpertauf (Sas
IOOH=9iceniss.)
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-11-27

= 5uft tdsIi9 seben jest Don Salt
~fornieu srOBe Senpunsen 9spfsn mad
benz Often az. 9s wiro erportet, bag
Californian un9efdbr s., 00O. 8aueH mad
europa ausfibren uir6.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-11-27

Berlin, 10. Hou. Seute wurbe
Der beuti9e &ei3stag inter ben iibIi9em
5OrmIi@teiten er0ffnet.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-01-24

CoRsIcANA, Jan. 23.-ISpecial.l The
worst spell Of weather ever experienced
in this city is certainly the one now
upon us. With rain, snow, cold and
sleet the people, as we'll as business
have been paraly2ed and the slush
still continues.
George Min, the reformed preach
er," Is to play Hamlet Monday night.
The district court adjourned last
night until tomorrow, when the busi-
ness of the winter term will be wound
up. Judge Brady yesterday passed
sentence on the nine parties convicted
during the term.
A petition to the legislature against
the formation of the new county OF
Winkler from portions of Hill, Lime
stone, Freestone and Navarro counties
has been ,numerously signed, aud will
be forwarded early enough to put In its
weight at the right time.
The entertainment by the Tyler
Dramatic club has, on account OF the
very inclement weather, been post
poued until next week. The w. A. w.
also postponed their hop till more pro.
\ ktious weather.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-01-24
The old Liberty BelI.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 23.-The old
Liberty bell was taken from Independ-
ouce hall this morning at S o'clock. A
procession of 500 policemen started for
the west Philadelphia depot. Tho truck
on which the old bell was hauled through
the streets was appropriately decorated
with garlands of flowers and flags, and
was drawn by six horses. Two bands
of music were in the procession. Many
houses along The route were decorated.
At the depot tho bell was transferred to
a spe, ial car constructed by the Penn
sylvania Railroad company TO bear IL
and its guard of three officers to the ex-
position. The bell platform in the car
Is protected by brass railing with posts
decorated and gilded. The large
frame on which the bell Is secured is
the only work upon the platform of the
car.
The venerable relic is securely bolted
to the frame, in full view. AT the TOP
OF the frame Is the inscription:
"l716. Proclaim Liberty,
On each side of the car are two clasped
hands, with the names of tho two cities
"Philadelphia" - "New Orleans OF
either side.
The car was then attached to n special
train, carvings committee from the
city council. The start was made at II
o'clock. They expect to run forty miles
an hour, and reach Pittsburg at $3.50 p. m.
Cincinnati l0:30 a. IN. tomorrow, Louis
vile at p. M, and New Orleans at II
"a. IN. on Nj 0nday.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-01-24
The French Right Also.

PARIS, Jan. 2s.-rhe latest official
news of the insuieetion in Cambodla.
is to the following effect; Col. Mira
mondi, a French officer who was sent in
pursuit OF the insurrocti0nists, and q
column of troops, surprised aud at
tackled the camp OF Swotha, the leader
of the revolt on Wednesday. After
sharp fighting the rebel band was dis
persed. Twenty insurrcctiOnists were
killed, and the baggage of the band cap
tured. Swotha received q wound in the
encounter. The troops are in pursuit "
him.
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Moro About Those Mexican Murdcra.

SAN ANTONIO, Jan. 23.-[Speclal.l J.
Additional particulars from the scene
of the killing of VIM. Berrie, at Ji-
mulco, Mexico, state that an American
named Matthews, was also killed. Mat
thews slew one of the bandits and the
Mexicans $ body was found on the scene.
The pursuit Is hot and the bandits are
apt TO be brought to bay.
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Enolls and nlnM.nns.

CHICAGO, Jan. pa young man,
whese real name is Otto Funk, was ar
rested last night, having in his pos
session large number of books stolen
from tho public library. The books
were seized at his residence,
in large boxes. Those boxes were ro.
moved to the city hall building to day,
when the discovery was made that
among thom are six or eight internal
machines, sufficient to blow
r6igned at the police headquarters
when the discovery was made
and number of 1t rtliug rumors were
at once put a1Oat. Funk, when interro-
gated, said ho was only experimenting.
The matter is still a mystery.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-01-24
Arms Among the ArgenlInes.

BuENos AyREs, Jan. %. The general
increase of fire arms Is regarded as so.
ditious and menaclng TO the peace Of
the government. The chief ofpolice has
armed tho force with Remingtoa rifles.
The people are quiet, no one apparently
thinking of q revolution. The questions
in controversy with Brazil are approach
ing conclusion. The Brazilian govern
ment has accepted the memorandum
presented by the Argentine minister.
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Travel Between Houston and New OR.
leans stopped.

HousroN Jan. 23.--lSpecial.l Travel
has been stopped between here and New
Orleans on account of high water in tho
Neches river. 1t has washed away the
track for two miles that is known of,
and inundated IL for distance of nine
miles. The bridge, a fine iron structure,
is said to bo gone. The train from the
west on the Galveston, Harrisburg II
San Antonio road was held here with
all its passengers last night and is still
here. The railway company hopes to ar
range to transfer them in boats to-mor.
row. II not IL will arrange to send al,
passengers by the Morgan line of steam
ers to New Orleans. Should the damage
get worse the water route will be used
continually. officials of the read are
now at the break, endeavoring to fix
transportation.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-01-24
THE CRIMINAL CALENDAR
Burglars Attempt to Tap a Bank at
Calvert, but Only
RUIN THEVAuLT AND SAFE LOOKS
---------'--------
A Telegraph Swindler Gets Six Years
at San Antonio.
THAT TExAS-MExICAN MURDER
Killer Indicted-MoFe About Those
Mutinous Mexicans Mexican
Governor After Them.
THE DAYS CRIMINAL RECORD



CALVERT, Jan. 23.-ISpecial. Great
excitement prevails here on account OF
an unsuccessful attempt to rob the bank
of j. S. McLandon Il Co., last night.
The thieves effected an entrance in the
house Though side door leading into
the Office Of the bank. They then drilled
n hole through the iron door OF the
vault and broke the combination, get
ting into the vault and successfully
opened large safe by drilling a hoio
through the door, and completely shat
tering the combination. Fortunately
nothing was in this safe except books
and private papers. The knob and
handle of the time lock safe, where
tho money was deposited, We're blown
OIL, and an attempt made to bow and
drive out the spindle. Not being sue
Gessful in this they abandoned the safe.
Dynamite was used for their work.
| They then went into the private Office
of Parish 4 Proctor, which is in the
same building, and successfully went
through their safe in the same manner
as the other, but did not get anvthiug,as
the firm had deposited the evening be-
fore. Papers were strown over the ilOOr
of the vault, and every drawer that they
| cOulu EtJ lnto was taken out and the
contents gone through. The tools used
were taken from the blacksmith shop OF
! Bonner IL Merritt, and consisted OF
sledge hammer, iron punches,
cold chisel, wood chisels, steel drill
and brace. All the tools were left II
the bank except the brace, W hich was
! found about tlty yards rom the bank
near the railroad. 1t is very evident
that the cracksmen are professionals
and are well up in their art, rs the j0t
is surely neat one. Men are standing
srouud IN groups this morning discuss
ing the matter. Convict bloodhounds
have arrived from the farm of Ton
Garrett, and ara now trying 10 track th,
culpritS, but little success is expected
as several hundred people have passe,
in and out OF the. bank to-day. No clul
MS 70 the perpetrators, aud suspicion /
resting on no one.
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pheian WIN Prosecute and Protect.

New YORK, Jan. &.-The World this
morning published an interview with
Capt. Phelan, in which he states
that he intends to prosecute all
those concerned in the murderous
attack upon him. He will
protect the secrets of those implicated,
but will pursue o'Donovan Rossa and
his gang until they are punished for the
conspiracy TO murder him. Capt. Phe-
Ian states that he has documents in
Kansas City that will greatly aid him,
and show that he Is no traitor.
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An Illinois Hanging.

ST. LOUIS, Jan. 23.-A special from
Charleston, Illinois, says: Thomas ].
Chapman, farm hand, convicted Of
numbering Nicholas Hubbard, his en-
ployer, we'll to-do bachelor farmer,
near the village of Humboldt, on Sun
day evening, Augustl7, 1884, was hanged
at = O'Clock this afternoon. He had
nothlng to say, and not even prayer
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pnrtorthe Gang Cnptured.

ABILENE, Jan. 23.-lSpecial. Mar
shal Hall, of this city, and Constable
Bennett, went to Morkel, small town
on the Texas & Pacific last night on the
west-bound train, and captured at a
dance, John Franks, Bill Myers, Jack
Bansom and Doc Grounds, four of the
crowd who painted Merkel red on
Christmas night, aud caused oonsterna-
tion among the Inhabitants. The others
of the crowd were at the dance, but sue
ceeded in making their escape. Those
captured gave bond.
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\ Mo1lsan Governor After Prisoners.

YUMA, ARrz., Jan. 23.-Gov. villa
grana, of Lower California, has arrived.
He left Encanda, Mexico, with Il volun-
teer force Of twenty men. They eucoun.
tered party Of the escaped Mexican
mutineers, Killed one and captured
nine. These are being held in Mexichn
territory. One of the governors party
was killed. Lopez was In the encoun-
ter, but escaped. The object of Gov,
Villagrana's visit is to secure return
of the prisoners captured by the Ameri-
can troops. Doubts exist whether his
request will be complied with. Lieut..
/ Mcdonald is in close pursuit Of the re-
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Fatality at Denton.

DENTON, Jan. 23.-[Spocial. MIR. r.
owen, who died yesterday from the
effects of pistol shot received on the
morning of January 10, was buried to-
day. His remains were followed to the
grave by large number of friends. The
grand jury, which Is still in session,
found bill of indictment against b. II.
Paschall for murder in the first degree.
His attorneys sued out writ of habeas
corpus which was set Tor hearing this
morning, but was finally waived by the
defendant and the trial of the case is set
Tor Thursday, February 8.
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An Avalanche Disaster.

PARIS, Jan. 23.-An avalanche occur
red at Metvulles, in tho department Of
Haute's Alps, and crushed
church in which a number of
persons were worshipping. All were
buried under the snow, also twenty
men working in a marble quarry near
b'AA volunteer force is now engaged
W ng out the victims of the disaster.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-01-24

SwEErwATER, Jan. 23.- Ispecisl.l :
Elder Bennett Hatcher, pastor OF the
Baptist church, Is much better.
The jury in tho case OF Nolan county
VS.. Archer, rendered verdict to-day
in favor Of the plaintiff for s., 100. Judge
Vennedy Is very prompt In his rulings
and gives general satisfaction.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-01-24
Six Years Fnr Fnrrerr.

SAN ANTONIO, Jan. 9s,--[Special. -
W. d. Morrison was sentenced to night
10 SIX years for passing forged tele-
graph order on bank here on which he
succeeded in securing $4,000. H1 used
western Union blank purloined from
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Gibson and several others became en-
gagged in general fight, in which the
parties took sides. In the melee Elias
Collier emptied his revolver into the
body of Felts, killing him. The muir
dIerer fed to Kentucky and is still at
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-01-24
rHE USUAL RAILPoAD nrNIAr

CHICAGO, Jan. 23,--At the general of.
flee of the Northwestern railway ID is
stated that the report that one Of their
passenger trains had been wrecked
near Barabos, Wisconsin, is eNtirely un-
founded. The passenger train was de-
layed seven hours near Madison an ac-
count of broken truck, but no one was
injured.
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The Emneror ali Right Again.

.LIN, Jan. 23.-It is officially an
nounced to-day that Emperor William
has entirely recovered from his recent
illnass.
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Murder Trinl M Grecnyillc

GREEEvILLE, Jan. 23.-ISpecial.l lin
the Mart Hart murder case the evidence
for the defense has closed to-day and
also most of the speaking. Tho case will
be given to the jury tomorrow.
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STEWART is SURROUNDED
THAT is THE LATEST WAR NEWS.
All England Anxious About the British
Army-The worst Foared-lt Ap-
pears Now as a Drawn Bat
tle-General Foreign.
Maybe the Tables Have Been turned.


LONDON, Jan. 2S.-The war Office has
received no news concerning General
Stewards advance since the account of
the battle of Saturday. The absence OF
news causes considerable anxiety.
MORE THAN PROBABLE.
The Times, the Telegraph aud the
Standard have not yet received reports
Of the battle at Abn' Klea, although they
had special correspondents on
the field. This tact increases
the anxiety concerning the fate
Of General Stewart and his army. The
belief has become prevalent that the
battle at the wells was more severe than
the government is willing TO admit.
There is an impression that official re-
ports have been cOiored at the war
Office and that the special dispatches
have been intercepted ly the press CEN
sOrs, because they contained informa-
ton which throws Objectionable light on
tine affair.
| a FRENCH VIEW OF THG fIaur
! PARIS, Jan. 23.--La 6epublique Fran
caise considers the result of the battle
between G.n. stewards troops and tho
Arab rebels at Abu-Klea Wells as an ir-
Iemediable check TO the advance of the
English on khartOum, and saws it
/
troops.
LONDON, Jan. 23,-Prlvato adYices re.
ceived late this afternoon from KOrti,
assert that the rebels have surrounded
Gen. Stewart in desert, where he has
taken up an 0ntrenched position to
await reiniorcoments from Con. Wolse-
ley. Desorters from the rebel lines state
that El Mahdi's officers consider the af-
lair at Abu-Klea Wells a drawn battle.
The Arabs were neither routed
nor pursued, and fell back in an orderly
manner. They were not in the least de-
moraliZed by the outcome Of the en-
gagement. They recovered themselves
so quickly and effectively that Gen.
Stewart dared not move, aud was COM
PEELED TO entronch himself on the scene
OF the conflict. Government officials
discredit the information contained In
tho above private dispatches.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-01-24
A BAD Wreck R.ported

WISoNA, MINI, Jan. GA north
western passenger train is reported to
have been wrecked at Raraboo this
morning. No particulars are obtained
here, The snow has drifted badly on
the Winona d st. Peter railway and
trains suspended last night. Prospects
are better for opening the road this
morning.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-01-24
A Fracas Among "First Families, !,

NLyNcnpuno, VA, Jan. 23.--Near Bole's
mill, in Wise county, on Monday, Elias
Collier, 7. b. Felts, @. Collier, William
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Shortly after Walker was iucarcerated
i'm the Harrison county inil he made a
confession of the crime, in accord with
that herewith given, and Mrs. Henry,
the wifo Of the murderer's white victim,
was arrested as an accomplice in the
murder. Upon habeas corpus proceed
and has since been at large. 1t is OK
pected that her trial win occur at the
next term of court.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-01-24

SOLD @ % @ @ @ M G06 o" COUNTERS AND
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-01-24

80 often has my mother dear,
Warned me Of sin 10 ear;
But througl all this I was led astray,
As many others here to-day.
My friends, all dear, warn you here
or dangers sure to come:
And when we port ON this green earth,
/ sav TO all, aud mean II WELL
No ihlnk of inc nnM suN fnrnMnll LAmAn.