Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-03
WACO BUDGET.
ocfFICERs SAY GRAssHoPPER is
h A MURDERER,
nc BE Says He Not Only is Not, Bat
He'll Make Them suffer for
the Charge-Medical Men.


|i-)ccinl to the Gazette.
Waco. Ian. 2-NIr. g. II. Bond OF Cuero
~. sr.,dg tho greoter uortion of the
|Slt.Y -. h. W., was
ttoh season every !'"i "a 49,
e 81 a party yesterday including hep-
santnhyeS Moore and Henderson of
Enslilo,, ,.,,,rt,, md tho Gnzette rcprpsen-
.fN 'y'''i'' ''1 -s a.. a,,,,t,,,
uNe' wheh the question Vi ehr "pP'"
|-ent OF Judge Earnest as collector Oh
atoms Mt Corpus Christi was discussed.
pNr p,rd IL a ,s,sc ncrsnnol friend of
" - ~.
'heressihNh Nr"lA anu o"' VI Al,
arnest supporters, having contributed
1T little TO the work which made
Pl- 49,, M, 80, t,,rs, Il, ,,o "Shoo-
lL W IN 80, -, m
rng district AZ the last eleclloh' ne
uerted ueal between senator NILS
f tonsrt~stnAh ram, Wn'cn eiarEes
iNrsalh WHEREBY Ehrnssi W1s 10 mn pe
pppihteu coifStor dlu uoiH stS nn'ce
e4i many WINE A,lee Nc',ai ppc'l ui
rIius thrlsu, Gram eandluetes. anu
Inenqs were 70 NoltIol hhu MI n ine
nnqes was unuer llsenssion' ms re-
ored deal Drought l1rth the most ue,
|" aqed anu Nlg0Ious uellai from All; Don9
lnp SUI; - ny H9 9 VI run ii
a fhe rePort 4 Hn"M az 1Ilnn Wei'
nv NJ frio nh and t, ~ i'i,l-
~ ~ - ,eI - III $500. ~ m
pmNhnnV Rlar l.Npry EnnKgrfuas
fisfufs bicb Cinrrc,nI Viii no1 6n.
rn,an, a5n,it tSe MI. w ~ ro
Fzf.o1 IL thorn il nan i, mo JFnit,1
49, vsfa Ia lro,yn fnr IL sta.iiragt
mpport Of his friends il IL Train Tbis
E,is charge above ali otiers ca,,not h..
0nbstatiated by a partirip Of proof
U,eheye h il the vvnrl al ti,ose ,,1,a ,,n,,lJ
nilre him through motives thnt nre oniy,
100 plain. His constituents ara moi md
viii not be misled by any such report .
Regarding the reported CONGRESSIONAL
eandidacy of Hon. James b. Wells of
|-Bnp wnsyille, Mr. Bond said: II know
rwhereof | speak when | say Mr. Wells
lHlE not be candidate but is aud al
wAss will be first, last and ali the time
Tor William Henry Grain. This is no
hcnrsay talk. Mr. Wells has unqualified
IL dec.ared himself to that effect. and
y boo high-mindel and honorable gem
uepan to be guilty of double dealing"
did not need more than ordinary
|-olSeryatlon 70 determine the fact that
Mr., Bond Is for Congressman Grain
every day In the year, and that when
an attack is made on that statesman
he doas his lighting clothes at once.
There has been loaiing ab1nt Waco for
some time a lin-horn gambler, and an
Nil-round halt-breed sport, who was
knpwn by his fraternity as "Grasshopper
H'pl' Inlougn Wnen ne wanted 10 give a
L |.''-Ff ffrsaAA''NN AasAAhh ~ NAANh ulllstll
9in London.
FScept that he was a man OF bad per-
f9nal habits, the police knew little about
t1n, only that he was of the kind whose
mans of support are invisible
apme weeks ago, however. Chief Mad
|. n2N OF the Fort Worth police force.
9nPe to Waco and made inquiry about
a-annon. He had been about Fort Worth
hKpod deal at one time he was known
70 ~ oihcerS there, and, from iuforma-
s,on received since he left, Maddox had
/ 44sSp l convinced mat he was not jim
London but Arthur ID, Sloan. who was
Mnptel y Washington county, Neb., for
tne murder of an old man and hS son
IA lla' county In lS.)l.
lne prasshopper' had made n jump
11NeNer, Just before. Maddox came TO
WACO, and his lighting place was not
[ }4fn known. But he had been located in
Nneo ~ hrSt locating a lcwd woman