The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-07-01

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Miss AIine Gardner the nine
year old daughter Of the editor, is
very dch with fever
Miss Merriam Galyin will leave for
Little Rock on Sunday, to take in
the bridge celebration She will
be accompanied back by mother,
sister and brother-in-law who will
make this place their home
This morning a telegram from
Troupe, Texas, to Y, E. McCann,
announced the death Of her
father at that place, She left this
afternoon to be present at the fu-
neral She has our sympathy in
her irreparable loss.
Mr., Frank Hughes will go TO
Memphis this afternoon to meet
bis son, Ray VINO has been absent
for one and a half years, at the
Nashville Tenn, Industrial School,
and accompany HIM home We
learn the school has done a good
part by Roy and he comes back
much improved in book learning.
A special train pulled into the
Union depot last night with a lot Of
long horn editors, who are on
their way home from the Nashville
Centennial, They were all well
dressed and appeared peaceable
enough. They report business
good in Texas say they never go
after a delinquent subscriber but
what they get him,
From Justice Hooks we learn that
although he had set Monday
morning, for the examining trial Of
Frank Barkman, for the killing of
officer Perry on account Of ITS be-
ing celebration day here, he has IN
definitely postponed said trial. On
account Of the excitement among
the people, we think he has acted
wisely,
The TEXARtANlAN has been COM
mended on every side for publish
ing the facts as to the killing Of
officer Perry We simply did what
we conceived to be our duty TO the
public, as a newspaper In as lalr
and impartial manner rs possible,
AS long as we conduct a paper we
expect to continue to DO this-pub-
lish the news as 1t happens, and
cor 'ectly
For some time past a state Of ter
rorIsm has existed on the Texas side
of Texarkana men have been beat
up or killed, and a majority Of the
people have been afraid to do or
say anything against It, Good peo-
pie over there now tell us that 1t
will no longer be So We are in-
deed proud to record this iaet as au
item Of news, We say let law aud
good order prevail all over our clty
Let everybody display their flags
tomorrow and on Monday, In honor
of Uncle Sans anniversary Talk
about your Queens jubilee, the
Queen isa spring chicken besides
the reign Of our Unelo Sam, and
while we do not make 80 much luss
over the matter we honor the "Old
man" just as much as England does
her Queen, Then fly your Gags TO
the breeze, aud let the American
eagle scream,
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Louis Moore, In the employe Of
the feSarklua ice Company while
driving a load Of Ice across to y a.
=, track last night, was run into 10y
a switch engine, The wagon was
turned over throwing Moore out
and several one hundred pound
blocks of Ice falling ON him but was
dragged from under them by the
frightened horses holding tight TO
the lines, He complained ol being
burt badly aud Dr. COLON was sent
for aud gave him treatment
last night quite q nice crowd OF
our young people spent the evening
at the park aud some fingered
there after the cars had quit run
ming as we can testify by the raeks
ct our telephone made which is ON
the same line with the Que In the
street car stable. They wanted a
ear and waited II badly aud after
80 long a time got the "boss' to
send one out for them We don't
blame the belated for crying Tor a
car for Il walk back TO Che city In
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