Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-02-10
GAINESVILLE.
STEMS Remains Carried Back to His Old
HOme-An Oklahoma Failure.
Particulars of the Stone-B Brown Shooting Al
fray-A Dead Man Found Near ArdmOre.
Notice 70 Intrnders.
Special to the Gazette.

Special to the Gazette.
GAINESVILLE, TEX, Feb. 9.-The
father of Charles Stein, who recently
shot Marshal McAllster and was after
wards killed while resisting arrest, ar
rived at Purcell yesterday and exhumed
the body of his son and carried it back TO
the old home in Arkansas City. The
elder Stein is minister OF the gospel
and deeply regrets the conduct of his
son, who has caused him much trouble in
the past and who had served one or two
terms i'll the Missouri penitentiary. Mar
shall McAllister continues to improve.
The first business enterprise in Okla
homa has been failure TO the project
ors, who, it seems probable, will find
more permanent business in some
of the government penItentiaries. Re-
Gently q saloon was opened up just OPP
posite Purcell and was doing a rafting
business until yesterday when number
of United States officers arrived who
proceeded to smash every bottle, jug,
key and barrel abOut the saloon and then
arrested and carried off the ProprietOrs
and clerks.
county, Chickasaw nation, was an eye
witness to the Stone Brown shooting
affair and gives the following version:
Hardwick says that ne and Brown went
to where Stone resided for the
purpose of ejecting Stone and
putting Brown in possession of the place.
While Hardwick was IN the house some
one told him to 90 out into the yard, that
there wOuld4be trouble As he stepped
into the yard he saw Stone inside with a
Winchester and Brown outside, behind a
tree, with pistol in his hand. Stone
told Hardwick that he did not want any
trouble, and asked him to make Brown
put UP his pistol Hardwick started to-
wards Brown, demonstrating Brown
ran through the gate and fired at Stone,
who returned the fire in an instant, the
bullet taking effect in Brown s shoulder.
Brown fired again and Stone shot him in
the groin. Each fired three shots. Brown
is improving and it is thought ne will get
we'll Stone is stiu at home and has not
yet been arrested.
While a Mr.. Moore was out hunting
quail a few days ago, near John Hall 5
pasture, in the neighborhood of Sulphur
Springs some twenty five miles northwest
from Ardmore, he found the body of a
and had considerable medicine about his
person There were no signs
of violence. He had single
barreled shotgun. There was
paper in one of his pockets
with the county seal of some place in
Missouri which proved 10 be a recon-
mendation for John c.. Dunkan, which
is supposed TO have been the man IS
name He either died natural death
or committed suicide, it is not known
which. The people of the neighborhood
gave the body decent burial. He only
had % cents i'll money and few copper
coins.
The following is Indian Agent OWENS
notice to lntruders of the Chickasaw ma
ton just issued:
"'By order of the secretary of the in
terror / will remove those who are un-
lawfully intruding on the Chickasaw do
main rs soon rs the weather permits
Those persons heretofore declared wilful
intruders by the officers and those not
having proper permits are ordered to
quietly leave the Chickasaw country
within thirty days with their effects I'M
der penalty of military ejectment y
The following persons are excepted
from this order: Individuals who are
UOH OF may DC III the EMPLOY
ment of the government and their fami-
lies; those peacefully travelling or
temporarily sojourning in the country or
trading therein under license from the
proper authority of the United States
and such as may be permitted by the
Choctaws or Chickasaws, with the assent
of the United States agent, to reside
within their limits without becoming eitI-
zens or members of either of said tribes