Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-11

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CRUELTY.
special to the csaoste.
D2ilAs, Tx, July TO-, u.
a large, muscuirr maa, appal1,,,. H z
forty pears Of aye, was arrss.s' t'o',
rant issued frcm Justice kenS,,'. Z
chargins him win ssssultlnS ~
and threatening hcslifs oous, h,
Akard street, and ~ said "a n
liked" IN regard TO WORLDLY 49,. 5
his father 1avlng lofi cofsIa,,ss', Z.
erty 10 hls heirs. Hlaaller,d h, |.9l
said oy his vito 20 result ffom \,
use OF mtoxicants. To-day he ~ ~. q
MS yard on horseback, and i N. 'a
reason became very 1nueh .ope
WIN the animal hs W. 81,
HIS extremes cruelty 10
imal called forth rnmf,..
from his Wife, aud she ageees ~.
then transferreahlsw wrath 8 hbr 4 (
beating her got his shotgun AVA ,k.'.
ened TO kill. She was very uueR X ''.
alter the arrest, end expressed q. KY.
that II her husband should 0ltk Mad
would Kill her 40 soon az IA rs.a'.
home. -Four or fre charges wetS ls' WI
against GoufIe, consisting 81 ana,s;. {. y
assault ana uel,erS and thrceIenlns n
XII W toa late hour laet est,Ipf NJ
hao not succeeded In gIying bond
AltEGKn aMaRx1lIMnSF
Gus COIN was arrested ials tosf,t..
on charge OF embexsiement. Com Iss
tailor and had been given suit n elolh.,
to scour by a gentleman named llse1oN
After leaving the clothing Mr.. nassoep
went 70 Sherman, and while there snvsks
remembered having left $50 IA fhe NJ
side pocket oi the waiatooat ana cs,s.
back Tor II post husts. Whom 0ehs
was questioned by fsancock No AZ
MED any knowledge Of the mb5rS
lles sent the clothes outside "a N
secured, and saye he examined fhe poSs,
cts In the presence of tho giil who ln6l
them before they left the shop. fsaneo3
was not satisfied with Cohn's denial. IA
caused a warrant 20 Issue Tor Nh II,
rest. The matter was eel iof bes.Ina
before Judge Kendall "Wednesday si,es
noon, No ohm gavS hond "A the euh| b
$500 fol his eppearancc.
iAfTiaNff q H1tan iit
balWeen gni 81 sl3.s A8 Alsnse
4 toi Ftt DQlIntfCd Arslap
n " ln aad p0gdr 9lNfi q
ptsr n DI shprraii n k.ials,.
uI ~ alias medical circlee. hsA hesD
DO .Jing at tho Hotel Bogel, and, iti|ipf
TO liquldate his score, had been rcQulqed
by the clerk to change his quarters. ne
| doctor is said to have been quite Wgighg
| with Mr.. j. @, Bogel, the nrcpfIothl,
whom lie held responsible for hls eject.
ment, and visited him at his ONCE u the
corner Of Main aud Poydfaa slleeIA,
where, after some hot words, Mt. RDgel
struck the doctor with walking slocf,
when the doctor drew his pistol andfre0,
the ball taking effect in Mr., Hpeel's
left arm, lnllictng painful 6esh wgand
After firing one shot DR. nAerroa ran
out Of the side door and up Poyayls
street. but was quickly oyerteken ~ ~
officer and lodged In jail. The DOCTORS
explanation, made after bis Incarceration,
Is briefs III went TO pay my blllio Apge!
and we had a dispute He took bis cana
and commenced hitting me furlcusly and
defended myself. That's all" Theak'
fair, happening In the heart Of the buuI.
ness center at that hour, caused ooneid.
cradle excitement for the time beings.
DuRuLARfEa.
The onterprsing burglar Piled ~
vocation to some little purpose Thursday
night, though the fact was not known 10
the victims until this morning, when they
awoko TO find their pockets rliled, como
valuable iewelry missing and strong
smell OF chlofoiorm about the premises.
The sufferers were p. N. Mlttenhal who
lives on Cochran street, 7. M, hAah and
----- Rano, employees Of the Belt lslne rail.
way, who live on cross street IL reAr Of
Mr.. Mlttenhall's residence. The bur
glars entered through the win
dow and are supposed 10 hays
opened the shutters by means ot 3
wire deity handled. They took from MI
Mittenhall's pantaloons pocket oil tls
change 10 be found, 81 D6, and ring be-
longing 10 his wife, valued al $3.50 From
MIR. Nash they took pair Of pants AMI
sl0S In money, and from Mr.. Rano pau
OF pants and Sl2 In money. The burglar
or burglars, are supposed from the man
ncr In which they did their work " hAvs
been professional cracksmen, especially
as they succeeded In effectIng tbeif fluf
pose in each case without awakening ~
occupant of the room. They are propa
bly, the same parties whose opcfstIonslt
Dallas have been referred 70 on more ihhl
one occasion lately.
JUSTICE scHUHL's ARHEaf
II was understood by Others than ht
officers 10 whose hands the wsrlnnl vsl
placed, that Justice Schulz was q be ar
rested at the instance OF ksb shuF
Thursday afternoon, on q charge q em
bezzlement, but for some reason guy
warrant was not served until lpgo'elve'
that night Shur is q recent impqt1eAlpl
from faderland, and claims Y PAY
lntrusted 70 Judge 6obaP| pei
tain collections, amounting
s5in GO; that Judge Schnhl egNecF
the money aud failed totvfa ~
denying that he had received TOE ~
when called upon for Il Judge bcH
on his part, says there II polhipe
/ case, and that Shur won atNet
caused the warrant TO DO lespeq Y ~
taken the advice % bis lh%Pefs "
presses confidence that The charge ~
dismissed when the case comes y
hearing on Monday.
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