Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-01
WIN EXCITEMENT.
Posses Looking for spics--wm he
Killed on sight

sume, No further outbreak has occur
red since last nights trouble The
posse continues to ecour the woods Cor
the escaped constables who were re-
ponsibe for the killing OF Darlington
citizens last night
The center Of operations Tor tho ctl-
gems soldiery seems 60 be rimmonEvllle,
a small town about thirty miles from
here. as tho spies are supposed to be
lurking around there IN the swamp The
posses are guarding the railways. and
II IL expected the spies are all la the
county except two that boarded work
train Of the c. s. 81 n. railroad and
made for North Carolina.
The posse say they win xiii any OF
them on sight kilograms were sent
to Charleston asking FOR bioodhounds
90 aid in the search. but thcy could not
be secured. The governor has had a
train out twenty-four hours trying to
Get men to assist him and protect his
oonstableI
The niHhonvlllo guards were sent
here about . o'clock today on a special.
The sheriff was notined to meet them
at the depot, which he did. The captain
told him he was instructed To report
to a state,constable here.
I've sheriff roplied that he Thought
II doubtful about finding one here rY-
cept the wounded man who Is IN jnil
This company remained here Ave min
utes and departed No one knows why
they left. The sherin asked them TO
stny and protect the wounded con-
stable, but 1t seems thoy aid not relish
the undertaking. Moha have DESTROYED
tho dlspensnriea nt rimmonaynie, FLOR
ence aud In other places ia the north
ern part OF South Carolina, and not
one IN Darlington but viii share a
like fate tonight Dispenser Floyd WINS
ordered by Governor Tillman To keep
his place here closed today. which he
did lie wired the governor about the
threats made against the dispensary
and was instructed TO get the MINES
Of as many parties making the threatn
as possible, but 10 offer no resistance
II is not likely he win offer any. az
feeling against the state gln-shop is,
high Il was Floyds brother who
struck the first blow which resulted 40
~, li',''s''o',s'S yesterday The brother
'as ny Dee'' seen since
OF Mr., r. Q. Norment, one OF tho citl-
Gems slain yesterday. wero conducted
this eyenng with masonic bonors
The remains OF Mr. Redmond were
M =, -so''n ~n'o''nu' WINE those OF
~ "e'7 sent 70 charleston
= SOU t""e .ne wounded SPY now
~ l''' aoA'''"'euseS that ne hred the
.Y'e' anu ~ "9s'f's that ne
50. " nun
~ O'CLOCK To-Day Governor TN
man declared martial law In THU
town. Governor pillman'a proclama-
ton declaring Darlington and Flor
ehee counties in insurrection has been
received here II Is automatically re-
ported that three spies were cap
tured at Sumter at o'clock and hur-
rled to Columbia on a special train
for safety. II Is also currently re-
ported that another any was ennh,red
near here. II a aala ihat no ,vas
,yo,,,doa IN tbro. niac.s aud ~.
hsustcd Whom dise.yorad r. Il
tnovgh, no noss. en,sno1 hin a.
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g,oVA 'o,''si,. 'Ne ss'gss ~ stia
ueu'''s Hu'e. Ne',e own VIZ iiN''s
ana animated ana orowds were Htnhp-
Ing around n ni pnphe places rams
we're being arranged FOR me night and