Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-04
DENISON.
The Inquest over che Bcdy Of the
Dead Conductor and the Yer.
dict Retursed.
Grand Hall Wy tho q. q. \. o.-water
Mans laid Eye Scratched
out Candidates.
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DrStsos, TEX, March 2.--Tbo 6. G.
- 9. gave private hop Tonight at heii
hall, whore n most enjoyable evening was
spont. Quite large crowd was IN at.
tendance, but the weather was never
moro unfGyorable, but the club never doet
anything NY halves, 30 ordered carriages
for the ladies', and good tine generally
was spent. This popular club will give
Ia public ball on 80. pairlck's Day, Che
7th OF March, when everybody IL In
ylted.
A. q MoHeley will In all probability
lose she sight Of ono ~ hlsryes. lie wa,
walking along n sidewalk when be- slipped
and fell on bnrb.wire fence, scratching
out one OF bis eyes. He held " In the
socket and FASTENED 20 the residence oil
d. Cook, who replaced 70. IL IL yery
painful and serious, but II N hoped he
viii not lose the use Of IL.
The;inquest held over the dead body OF
70. NJ. Kimmis, who died Tuesday morn,
! lng, Is as follows,
Doctors Harry Achison and w NJ
Maggie stated We, under instructions
I from the coroner's Jury, hold an autopsy
on tho body Of o. M Kimmis, fourteen
aud one-lalf hour after HIS doath. ON
opening the abdominal cavity we found d
considerable amount OF clOtted blood
I An examination Of the liver revealed q
/ bullcl.Wouud beginning on the upper
anterior edge and extending downward,
/ backward and 10 the right, passing out
Of the under surface about four Inches
from the other opguirR. The right kid.
| ney WIS perforated under the upper pos.
terlne edge The ball made rs exit be-
tween the eleventh ana twelfth rlbs,
about five Inches from the spinal column
We consider this wound necessarily fatal,
and think u was the cause Of his death.
HAnRY Acus0N,
w M. NA0LE.n
After hearing The evidence and the re-.
port Of the physicians, the Jury rendered
the following verdict
We, the jury inippnelcd and sworn tn
Inquire Into the tlmu, place, cause aud
circumstances OF the death VI . M. Kim.
mis-, having viewed the body and con.
slderod the testimony, ilnd that deceased
died IN Dcnls0n, rcX., March 2, 1886,
from the effects OF gunshot wound IN
nlctOd by some person 10 the Jury un.
known Signed H. S. Gardner, w. A..
Mitchell, l.. a Gril1nrd, l.. K Craig, s..
G. Burson, g l.. Giorsa, r. NJ Adams
coroner,
The remains OF The unfortunate man
were shipped to Pawpaw, Mich, to-day
Let the city council order tho Dcnlson
Gate, now at Now Orleans, returned 10
this city, as i Ia n beautiful piece Of
workmanship.
Tho city council meets on Thursday
night In regular session, and there will
be some disposition OF Assessor and Col.
loctor PM Smith He will either be re
moved or eXonerated from all blame or
suspicion. AZ present the Investigation
committee finds shortage of over $4,000.
Tho candidates for the different city
offices are keeping themselves very quiet,
as only two have announced themselves
Tor aldermen. Gentlemen IT. liz only II
few days; let yourself be known, so
your record can be learned and have IT.
proved on you that you steal pigs and
chickens, for that h all right IN an cleo
ton, you know
The mains for tho water works are being
laid on West Main street, and things be-
GIN % look like business,
The opera Mikado, which was to como
on Thursday night, Ia postponed until
after Lent.