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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-07-06
GLOOM AT GALVESTON.
FIERCE STORM BLOWING THE
GULF OVER THE ISLAND.
The Wind Registers a Velocity of Forty
Two Miles an Hour-Indicauions that
the Worst is Still to Come.
Special to the Gazette.

GALVESTON, TEX, July 5.-As darkness
deepened last night the wind, which
had been blowing frightfully all cay, ac-
companied by rain, increased in velocity
and by 10 p N. it was blowing at the rate
of twenty-siX miles per hour. This contln-
ued to increase, accompanied by driving,
binding rain until 6:15 this morning, when
it reached velocity of forty miles per hour,
which it maintained for five minutes, when
il gradually subsidized. During the prevail
ence of this gale the gulf was extremely
turbulent and the surf was driven in, mum
d&ting the lower portion OF the city II the
extreme east and along the gulf side. II
threatened the underpinning of the houses
near the beach, and washed away and up
and Western narrow guage railway, tore up
and demolished the street railway
track extending from 1wenty-second
street west to the Beach hotel,
undermined and broke a portion Of the
breakwater protecting the Beach motel
lawn, and carried away the temporary ap-
proaches to the pagoda bath-house and
other outside resorts, besides wrecking a
number OF temporary stands in front of the
Beach hotel.
The damage thus far has not been serious
and Will not exceed 5000, but the signal
service predicts the worst is not over, and
this prediction, from present indications,
will be verified, as the velocity OF the wind
at this hour is reported by the
service at forty-two miles an hour with the
barometer continually dropping, while the
gulf is rolling inward with an angry sullen
roar that is omlnous.
1t was reported at o'clock this morning
that four masted schooner was sighted of
the Beach hotel, with signals of distress fly
ing and that the life saving crew had gone
to her rescue and saved four of her crew,
and were attempting to save the others,
but all trace as to the authentic of this re-
port has proved fruitless.
The storm has knocked the electric works
out and tonight the city is wrapped in
darkness, with the wind whistling and rain
falling in torrents.
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THE INDIANAPOLIS AWARDS.
Tao First Prizes for the Texas Com
panies, Although Lots of Money
was Up Them.

INDIANAPOLIS, IND, July 5.-The de-
cisions in the interstate drill tournament,
which has been held here the past week,
were made public this evening
In the free for all infantry drill the
prizes were as follows: First prize of
$500 and the Galveston championship cup,
Branch Guards company, st. Louis.
Second prize, $1,000, Belknap Rifles, San
Antonio, Tex.
Third prize $500, Sealy Rifles, Galveston,
Tex
Artillery-First prize, $500, Dallas, Tex,
artillery
Second prize, $3.50 Rockville, Ind, bat
terry.
Third prize, $3.50, Dickson battery of
Danville, II.
The free for all infantry result is a
great surprise TO everybody, and the pools
sold last night 100 to one against the win
ners. Fully $1,000 was left in the pool
boxes by the hackers of the Belhnap Rifles
of San Antonio, the SouthernS of Macon,
and the McCarthys of Little Rock, the last
two Of which were distanced.
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LAW AND ORDER.
Governor Hogs to do His Duty in
Enforcing the Laws.

Special TO the Gazette.
IA GRANGE, Ten, July 5.-lhe following
letter WIS written by Governor Hogg to
Sheriff B. L. Zapp. The letter reads:
EXECUTIVE Oh FICE.
AUSTIN, Ten, June -, 1891.
Capt. B. L. Zapp. sheriff La Grange, Tex:
DEAR SIR-A statement has reached me
signed by a number of citizens of your
county to the effect that armed men con-
Stanuy walk the streets Ct La Grange
and that there IS a strong probability of
further bloOdshed growing out OF the hOmi-
eide committed by one rankin recently in
your county. The statement reached me in
such form as to lead me to the belief that
there is something in 1t. OF course, you
fully understand your duties under the law.
! trust, therefore, that you will take such
steps as may be- necessary in the preseryd-
ton Of law and order to the fullest extent.
see that the law takes its course, that mobs
are suppressed and that those who unlaw
fully carry arms are arrested and brought
to trial. Your obedient servant,
j. S. HoGG. Governor.
1t is supposed that the petition sent
to the governor and which inspired
this letter was sent from Fla
tonia What the petition to the
governor contained is unknown here. The
letter to the governor must have eXagger-
ated tie condition of affairs to some extent,
as the only case of the kind known here
was K S. Homuth, who, it was reported,
was seen with shotgun which he said he
carried one day because he feared his life
was in danger
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TEXAS SCHOOLS AND CHURCHES.

ATLANTA, CAss COUNTY, July Joe
Jones arrived on the O'Clock cannon ball
to-day and will begin a series Of meetings,
to continue from ten days to two weeks. 4
The state normal school opened with
flattering prospects last week. Teachers
from all over this senatorial district are In
attendance This school is conducted by
c. J. Debenport and Mrs. NJ. V. Looney.
JACKSONVILLE, MADISON COUNTY, July g
Quite an interesting meeting is going on
at the Methodist church. Much interest is
manifested and quite d number have joined.
The meeting is conducted by the Rev. Mr..
Mickle, presiding elder, and Mr.. Morgan Of
Montgomery county.
Lancaster. Dallas County-A charter for
Lancaster female institute has been applied
for. Plans and specifications are in prepara-
ton. Three thousand dollars has been a.
ready raised, and the good work goes on.
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One Way to &c. Rid of a Cousin.

Were going to break up housekeeping,
she said, addressing the horse car load of
people through her lady companion.
What, Give up that lovely fat? Why,
Thought you loved New York; Not going
away"
"N-no not exactly. You see, we're tired
of housekeeping and are going to boarding.
We shall store our furniture. Joe thinks
it's the only way out. Well try it again
after awhile, you know"
Whats the matter2 I'm sure you were
as snug and happy as two people could we'll
be when was up. You haven't been try
ing to cook"
''Oh, no, we have the very best kind Of a
servant Dear, dearl I'm afraid I shan't
be able to get her when we go back to
housekeeping again. 1t is so hard to get
good servants, and she is such treasure.
We were so happyl"
Well, what on earth, chiid"-
''The fact is, Joe's cousin came on here
some time ago and won't go away, plague
on him! He just stays and stays and stays!
And he's brought the child for me 10 take
care of. And he's spent all his money and
thinks he'll stay here and maybe look for
job. But he'll never work-not il ne can
help it. He is such polite and refined
sort of a man, too, neither of US can tell
him to go. We don't believe he would go
if we'd tell him, see? So Joe and have
agreed that the best way is to throw up
the fiat. When the fellow goes away or
falls in the river, or something, we'll fix
up again Now, isn't that real cunning:"-
New York Herald. uzs.
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HOT ELS.
SION.

J Il McHa.e, Chicago; Sallust Ruppin, St
Louis; II Harzer, Galveston; w ID COAT.
junction City, Ky; NJ Moyeraham, Louis
vile; NJ Cooper. New York; X c Kicks.
Dallas; Mrs DR. Eason, Oak Cliff; John
Quincy Simmons, Louisville; Windiinger,
Schietze, Dallas; Hon W l. Me
Gaughey and wife, Austin; j
L Bouting and wife, Henrietta;
Levi Smith, Denver, Col; NJ F Temple,
Kansas City; 3 f SAMSON, Alvarado: Thos
White, New Orleans; Thos Montgomery
Snyder; Louis Mollerfng, St Lonis, D
Williams Clayton. n NJ; F C Chanbonneur
Bangs, Dallas; ] I Burford, Cookyille; Ju
ius Schultz, Austin; D B Tarlt0n, Boston
C W Wilson, Dallas; Chas Linnan, Grand
Rapids; Arthur TIsdale, Snyder; j Ben
del. Dallas; w c Mcfarland. Cleburne
A NJ McElwee, Grand Rapids; f F Horton
Greenwood, La; j B Paschall, Brecken
ridge; E VI Paschall, Breckenridge; Milton
Thomas, Boston, Mass.
AT THE ELLIS.
W 3 Stephens, St Louis J Craig, st joe
Mo; William d Weiss, Detroit, Mich; p
Beall. New York: f A Packard. Chicago:
C. Hudgips. Mrs Phil II Allen, Cleburne
Miss Lizzie NJ Seward, Decatur; II "
Leeper, Cleburne; j Dillon, Chicago; A L
Bennett, St Louis, W Holtz, New York; II
u wynn, III = Miller, Ben FRANKLIN II /
Benson, Chicago; II ] Dickinson, " VI
Bering, Wichita, Kan; Winfield Scott, Col
orado City; Charles II Coolige, Cincinnati;
w Wyatt, Germany; F NJ Tuckett, Arkan-
sas City, Kan, Jacob Bing and family,
Houston.
PICKwICK.
" r Wood, Kildare; z A Peterson, Xii
dare: G. A Riley, St Louis; W " Pate.
Cameron; j G Harley, McAllister, John 6
Sroovale, Decatur; G p Putnam, z
Grove; C Williams and wife, Texas; c
A Duffy, ST Louis; r II Roberts, B Mays,
Chicago; f VI Holsell, Dallas; II Il
Warwick, Dallas; E J Russell, South
Bend; II l. c Roschill, New York;
D c Imboden, Galveston; A S Daugherty,
Fort Smith, Ark; H II Campbell, Matador;
II W Pettebone, St Louis; J NJ Sharp, Far
well Park. Tex; F Wood, Cincinnati; +
5 Cronk, Thurber; E F'enlon, Kansas; "
T Scudder, Chicago; II L Sandefer, Wealth
erford: d c kolp, Jr, Iowa Park, Tex; j
II Wiley, Philadelphia; W NJ Ingram St
Louis: Aug G Merle, New York; + Harr-
son, Greenville; j H James, Commerce;
n S Virgins, Memphis F NJ Tuskete, Ar
kansas City, Ark; z T Elliston, Christian.
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Corsicana Business House Turned.

SpeCia4 10 InS NdZeJle,
CoRsICANA, NAVARRO COUNTY, TEX. July
Sire was discovered in the grocery
store of ". B. Green at 1880 this after
noon, but its discovery was too late to pre-
vent heavy loss on stock and fixtures. The
fire department responded quickly to the
alarm and soon extinguished the flames.
$1,000, distributed in the following COM
panles: Burlington of Iowa, $1,000; 1E1tna
OF Hartford, $1,000; Springfield of Massa-
chusetts, 5000; Fireman's fund of San
Francisco, $1,000, and Merchants of Newark,
S6o0, The building IS 3 one-story brick, be-
longs TO George I. Bradley OF Freestone
county, and is insared in the Liverpool.
London ana Globe for SI650. The origin of
the fire is Is Yet unknown.
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RUNAWAY iTATA.
CHAINED AT THE ANCHORAGE
FROM WHICH SHE ElOPEO.
She Comes IN Sailing the Chilian Flag and
Decked in Bunting in Honor CT
the Fourth of July.

SAN DIEGO, CAL, July 5.-The Chiliau
transport, Itata, and the United States
cruiser, Charleston, arrived in port yester-
day direct from IquiqUe. 1.-THE 1tata entered
the harbOr and anchored in the channel,
while the Charleston remained outside
The Itata was mt once boarded by revenue
officers.
The ltata and The Charleston came direct
from Iquique, being out twenty-five days.
When off the Coronado hotel about a mile
the Charleston let go her anchor and
the Itata steamed into the bay
and ut 10 o'clock reached the identical
anchorage from which she eioped sensation
marshal on board. The wharveS we're som
crowded with people, all anxious to get a
look at the vessel, and the bay was dotta:
in every direction with sailing craft of all
descriptions As soon as possible Officer
Churchill, in charge of the vessel came
mere and telegraphed his report 10 the de-
partment at Washington. Tie Itata came
in flying the Gillian flag, isId covered with
bunting in honor of the day. The same
OFFICERS AND CREW
that manned her when she left so suddenly,
with the exception OF Taiva Balma, the
conductor of the t,smeralda and Two or
three of his officers who assisted the Itata
to get out on her last visit. brought her in.
There is no prize crew, the Charleston hav-
iny simply pnt an officer on board and con-
veyed her up, leaving the navigation to
the original crew under Military Com
Inander T. f. Jede ana Capt Mauzan.
Arrangements We're Immediately made to
turn the vessel over 10 the proper United
States authorities. The Charleston, it is
understood. will remain outside until Mon
day to engage III target practice, but then
will come into the harbor.
While lying at her anchorage about 4
mile west of Coronado the Charleston was
visited by hundreds of people i'll steam tugs
aud sailing vessels. Loads of people came
in tonight from Los Angeles, san Berner-
dino and intermediate points to see the two
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Emperor william m.

LONDON, July 5.-The Emperor William
rose early at Windsor to-day and took a
short ride, returning to breakfast with the
queen and the royal family. Immediately
afterward he started in 4 carriage
for Victoria barracks, accompanied by
the Prince of Wales. On arriving
at the barracks the Emperor's life guards
were drawn up in line with the Scots
guards in the rear. He shook hands with
the commanding officers ana then inspected
the troops Passing up and down the lines
he infinitely scrutinized the equipment of
the soldiers. This business over. the
troops escyrted the royalties to Trinity
chIlrph
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expresses their mental condition. 1t seems
that when they were drawn up IN RANKS
awaiting the order 70 march on the drill
grounds, their captain turned to them ana
announced that he would rot enter the drill.
1t was then too late for them to make any
arrangements for other leadership, and the
company were forced to Withdraw from
contest in which they were ''faYolltes."
Joseph Van Meter and Miss Ida Bowman,
J. W. Neal and Miss Haley Tllman, from
Standley, l. T.. were married here yester-
day, all being white and non-citizens OF the
Choctaw country
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TEXAS NEWS AND NOTES.

CLAUDE, ARMSTRONG COUNTY, July 4
The Fourth was celebrated with picnic
on Mulberry canyon. The crowd was ably
addressed by Mai. J. II. Warren of this city
ard Professor Walker of Lakeview
The Palace hotel has changed hands. Mr.
T. S. Cayins has retired, and Mr.. ". II.
Bowie Is now mine host. Pros
pectors and land seekers have been quite
numerous the past week, and several land
sales have been made. Mr. L. r
WEIGH. our postmaster. has resigned, and
Miss Hattie Bailie, his assistant, has been
his successor.
Leonard lodge Independent Order Of Odd
Fellows No $40 installed J. NJ. Hickman,
y. G.; ". II. Yates, Y. G.; James Shills,
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Iieut.-Gov. Pendleton.
Special TO the Gazette.

SptC-dI 10 me GaZtItt.
HOLLAND, BELL COUNTY. TEX, July o
In commemoration of American indepen-
dence, the Fourth was celebrated here.
The crowd IS estimated TO have been fully
1900 people. Hon. Geo C. Pendleton, lieu
tenant governor, addressed the audience on
the achievements of our sires of revolu-
tiOnary ancestry and warned the people
against the sub-treasury scheme that Is now
confronting the voters Of this country.
Other speeches were made on various
themes. The crowd was orderly, no viola
ton of law reported.
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A NEGRO MOBSeD.
An InsoIent, Desperate FeIiow-A Black
Uprising May Result.

An thspitnls desperate etioW-t tolStk
Uprising May Result.
TRENTON, Tenn, July News reached
here yesterday that negro had been killed
at Dyer, seven miles uorth of here, by Il
mob of white men. The details of the
affair are as follows: The negro whose
name was Thompson had quarrel
with white man named Taylor about
an account presented by Taylor to
the negro who denied the account and
abused and cursed Taylor. threatening VIC
lence to him. He pulled out pistol and
fired two shots at Taylor. The negro was
a regular tough, and bore quite desperate
character. On Friday night mob of IN
known white men broke into the negro's
house and shot him four times.
To-day kilograms have been received here
from citizens OF Dyer, saying that the negroes
are congr- eating in the town, also that there
are number of unknown negroes in town.
Parties came here this afternoon verifying
the reports, and asking assistance from the
people here. The white people in Dyer
outnumber the negroes two to one, and the
conservative people think there will be no
serious trouble, but the citizens of Dyer apes
much excited and somewhat frightspea
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Lancaster Dallas County-Moffitt y
Brady have the buildings for their new gin
completed and are rapidly placing mach.n-
cry in position. The capacity IS to D. ! blla
every fifteen minutes.
MtDlSoNvuLE, MADISON COUNTY. July =.
Coed rams are in sight in various por-
tons of the county every day, Vet TINS
neighbornooI is very dry. The cotton crop
is very fine, the best for years.
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BEAUMONT, JEFFERSON COUNTY, Tex,
July 5.-News was received here this
evening of the fatal shooting of man by
the name of McOasgill, an employe of B. A
Bentley & Co mill at Plank, on the East
Texas railway, near here, by another en-
I oye of the mill. whose name could not be
learned. The altercation occurred at q bar
becue. The murdered man was shot five
times through the DO dy. Tho murderer
escapedand as yet has not been captured
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Special To the Gazette
SAN ANTONIO, Ten, July 5.-f'red
Rheimschesscl IS a carpenter forty We
years old. honest, Industrious, frugal anu
not in debt. He left home with horse and
wagon last Wednesday to work on II hous6
in the suburbs. He has utterly disappeared
Neither man nor team has since been seen.
He had no money with him, and was not
drinking. The police are searching with
out avail. Rheimschessel's domestic rela-
lions We're pleasant.
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Uneasy About a Pleasure Party.
Srecial to the Gazette.

BEAUMONT, JEFFERSON COUNT, Tx,
July 4-Yesterday the pleasure tug left
here for Sabine Pass with d number of
pleasure-seekers aboard. 1t arrived safely
and was expected to return after
the departure Of the train from there at
p. N. Nothing has been or can be heard
from the party, as high winds were blowing
across the lake. Their friends are uneasy
and have chartered another tug and gone in
search of the party.
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Waco Residence Burned.
Special to the Gazette.

WACO, TEX, July 5.-At 10 O'Clock this
morning frame residence, occupied by w.
j. Morgan, was totally destroyed by fire
with portion of its contents. The house
was owned by Hou. NJ. D. Herring and was
insured for 500. There was 800 Insurance
on the furniture. The origin was by lamp
explosion.
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lore or the Prizes.

Special 10 The Gazette.
ATLANTA, CAss COUNTY, Ten, July g.
Shuts Bros band of this place went to Tex
arkana yesterday, entered the contest for
all it was worth, and, to the qualification OF
our citizens, bore off the prize triumphantly.
The Atlanta gun club went along and they
came back with the proper colOred ribbon.
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ALTAR AND TOMB.


SHERMAN. GEAYsON COUNTY. July 81
happy incident of the reunion was the mar
rage of Mr.. w. Il. Dickson and Miss Ija
Wamack of White Mound, who arranged 10
marry upon their arrival in the city last
evening. Justice Savage of Nh,tesbord
tied the knot
DEATHS.
BEo0KsTON, LAMAR COUNTY, July 4
Mrs. Minnie Park died of consumption yes
teriay evening. Buried al Paris At Il
O'Clock this morning.
PARIS LAMAR COUNTY, July 5.-Nlr
Thomas Martin. a Texas veteran and an old
citizen of Paris. died at his home yesterday
and will be buried today by the Odd Eel
lows
SHERMAN, GR,YsON COUNTY, July 9
Jarrett AddiHgton, al old settler of this
county, diei on his farm. north of Whites
bOrC. on the I'd instant Addingtou was u
veteran of the Florida war in 1886. lie
lived in Cooke and Grayson counties thIrt!
one years. and leaves an aged wife and
large family of children and grandchildreg..
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Held without Bail.
Special to the Gazette

Special to the Gazette.
PARIS. LAMAR COUNTY, TEX. July 3
George Pritchett was brought in from
Doaksville, Choctaw nation. yesterday, by
Deputy Marshall Joe Mckee, and after an
examining trial before Commissioner Kirk
patrick he was sent to Jail without bail on i
charge of numbering Charles Carpenter
Carpenter was the white farmer and ranch
man who was assassinatcd near GoOdlaEd
about 4 weak ago, as related III TIE Ga
zErTE at the time.
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HEADLESS BODY.
Remains of a Man Partly Eaten by Hogs.
The Head Ten Yards Away.

SpVNIssI 10 IHV ValtIIe,
Houston, Ten, July 5.-The little hamlet
of Clear Greek is reveIing in a full-fedged
mystery. On Friday last the headless trunk
of man was found in the rear of the old
brick yard near the station The head was
later found about ten yards away The
coroner at Highland was notified and later
held an inquest. The body showed that it
h2d been eaten by hogs and it is supposed
that the hogs rolled the head to where it
was found.
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San Antonio vs.. Corpus Christi.

Special TO the Gazette.
SAN ANTONIO, Tex, July 5.-The Corpus
Christi bail team have played two games
with the San Antonio team. Yesterday the
score was thirteen 10 six in ia, or of San
Antonio, and to-day twelve to nothing in
favor of San Antonio.
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KANSAS CITY, Mo, July fl. \ Il
Elliott is still the owner of the American
field cup He and We Crosby of Alton,
H., shot for it at Elliott's park this morn
ing and Elicit won by the remarkable
score of nifty straight birds. Crosby also
did a remarkably fine piece OF shooting and
killed forty-eight out of fifty.
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Leonard VS. Bailey

lSEJVIGI
LEONARD, FANNIN COUNTY, TEX., July ).
A game Of ball between the Leonard and
Bailey clubs was played a Bailey to-day
resulting in u score of u TO S in favor of
Leonard. Batteries, LeOnard-West and
Cowan; Bailey-Smith ana Atkins. Al
bright. umpire.
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AGAINST THE Sue-TREAsURY.
4 Navarro County Lawyer Shows the
EalIacy of the Ocala Platform.
Special TO the Gazette.

Il navarro county L""Ser SHOWS the
FalIacy of the Ocala Platform.
Special TO the Gazette.
BLOOMING GROVE, NAVARRO COUNTY.
Ten, July 5.-E. O. Call. prominent law
yer of this county, addressed large and
enthusiastic audience in the immense taber-
nacle in three-hour speech against the sub
treasury scheme. His speech bristled with
unanswerable arguments of facts and fig
ures against the measure, and was well and
enthusiastically received. The Ocala plat
form was dissected by the able speaker,
and numbers who heard him pronounced it
the ablest auti-sub-treasury argument yet
delivered. The speaker claimed that all the
evils now claimed by the agricultural
classes could and would be remedied when
the Democratic party came in power.
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FRIENDS FALL OUT.
knife Used With Probably Fatal Result
in Dallas Difficulty.

7
Special TO the Gazette.
DALLAS, Ten, July 5.-This city has been
nearly depopulated to-day, the people hay
ing been TO the adjacent resorts in search Of
cool breezes and pleasure. Many Of the
Germans visited Fort Worth, returning in
the evening Pantherville has many at
fractions for the average Dallas German.
At late hour last night, w. W. Ander
son and H. F. Underwood became involved
in a difficulty, ard knife was brought into
play. As result, Underwood received an
ugly cut in the lower part of the left side,
and he now lies in critical condition at the
Lamar house. The two men were friends,
and fell out over some trivial matter, and
are now both sorry that the affair took
place. Anderson was arrested.