Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-06
DALLAS.
A Red Umbrella Excites the Ire Of a
Wild Bovine and Causes Serious
Injury TO the Lady Bearer.
The Ladies Failing TO Appear, Frazier
Coca Free Marriage Licenses Is
aued-Personal KIention-Notes.

Special 20 the Gazette.
pA1LAs, Tx, June 5.-Thls morning
Mrs. David Huggard, who lives in the
portion of the city, on
Williams street, was on her way to visit
a friend when she came very near meet
ing with a serious accident, If not death.
Mrs. Huggard was carrying red UNI
brella, which attracted the attention and
seems to have aroused all the mean and
desperate disposition Of COW that she
happened to pass. The COW at once
made for her and had 1t not been for some
railroad men who were near and called
to Mrs. Huggard to "look OUT she
would no doubt have been hooked to
death. This was the first she knew Of
the great danger in which she was placed
by carrying the red umbrella. When she
saw the maddened animal approaching she
tainted, dropping TO the ground and thus
allowing the wind to carry the umbrella
several PAGES farther ON. The COW
rushed madly over the body Of Mrs. Hug
gard, brulslng and decorating her thigh
and arm very severely. The COW did not
seem to be satisfied until she had com
pletely demolished the umbrella. Mrs.
| IIuggard was carried to her home and
her very painful wounds dressed and she
rendered as comfortable as possible.
A colored man from Eagle Ford, named
Jason Mabry, was in town this afternoon
for an antidote to save, If possible, the
lives of his three children, who were suf.
ferlng from poisoning caused by chewing
or eating jamestown weed.
Last nights entertainment at Inc
opera-horse given by the pupils oi
schoo Nos and assisted By sac
high school, was grana success in
every particuls Everything SHE we'd
IcouclraHr1y thst the puplls r an
! der the very best Of traluins
/ The programme consisted of songs,
Rotations, tSbleauX and dialogues
! The exercises close with to-night's en-
tertainment, which has been the most
| brilliant in every particular of the whole
series. The Rotations were very good
/ indeed, and the music, both vocal and
instrumental, is hard TO excel. Many Of
those who attended-and the opera-hoUse
was well tilled-eXpressed themselves as
being agreeably surprised at the great
amount of taste and cultivation that wat
brought out by the pupils and that wa;
shown in the selections for the variOu:
departments.
. ltGHNl1 DnlbGn obdkNH NlAlSnhl ltOILOI
and Police Officer Wood arrested o. j
posey late Yesterday evening, charged
with being defaulter to the amount o.
SI67 50 OF the postollice funds at Sweet
wafer, Tex. Commissioner Bently hel(
the prisoner to answer, and fixed tn,
bond at $1,000, in default of which he wa
committed to jail. He states that h
started from Fort Worth April 3, lost hi
. / tnti
last Tuesday, when he found himself il
Memphis, Tenn.
Tomorrow morning Superintendent
Il. f. Gates will transfer from the count,
Jail to the poor farm five convicts. Their
are on the poor farm now eight convicts
and their presence is made very profit
able according to the reports of MI
, Gates.
WilliOm Frazier, who Yves arrested 70
| Insulting and assaulting two ladies ]
East Dallas yesterday, was released b
Justice Kendall for want of evidence, a
8 the witnesses failed to appear.
Mr.. j. G. Harris, travelling freigt
agent of the Texas & Pacific, his wife an
Miss May Scoble, very popular youu
lady, all Of the Fort, were in the cit
: to-day.
e Judge James II. Bentley leaves to-mol
: row for Danyille, Ky.
= Mr., A. j Porter, Dallas manager Wea
! Plow company, also manager
Y Mexico for same company, and presider
+ Texas State fair, left this evening &c
: City of Mexico
Marriage licenses We're issued to-da
i to Davis Temple and Lucinda Hayden
: Louis Coleman and Elizabeth Lewis.
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