The Palo Pinto Star (Palo Pinto, Tex.), Vol. 12, No. 19, Ed. 1, Saturday, October 15, 1887 Page: 2 of 4
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SATUKDAY, OCT. 36, 1887.
' A ladv at Sim Antonto wm droa-
jed from her room on tlio listli, by 1
The llnlr'Bnref'liUWimo- tho- buoV
!yard, bys twomaskod tnonf becnuso
folio would not toll where her nionoy
wan. No outrage except handling
j tho ldy-very.r6ugh wn committed.
mil
Chicken thieves nro bo numerous
nrounoVFlnitr'Michi, that tho prico ot
OL'ga has gone up, nnd ono estimable
citizen, driven to desperation by tho
vnrlct87lftsHondod a rituffed fowol
with nu infernal machine nnd dyna-
mito nnd placed it upon tho roost.
Bo Bnj's lie's bound to nave somothlng
besides his hens go off.
i a m a
.i'v son Lost.
Francis Marion Hardin. Aeed 53
yoora this August;, light complected;
oiuck nair; in own eyes; mim luriu,
and about five fc'ct eight inches in,
height. .When, last herd rom was
near tfort Worth, Texas, whoro alt
communications havo failed to re-
turn an answer,' Address, William
Hardin, Buffalo) .Kansas. Texas pa-
per pleasomsopyf ! i ; i
Bolwocn'hjgbway'robbors on tho
Vad tnid' '-jegnl plunderers of the
born VlitK'oi!oar Citinens.s Toxns i
Hearing n precipice Gordon. Courier:
t Wodyfjot inaw.foTa that nnyj
legal fileattg orjpjunaprwgvus go-
ing on in Texas. Wo also (thought
that Tuns was on a "big boom, and
never dreamed, that jdio as ,io bo
dashed to poacos ontio'rockB bolow.
When, how, and upon;what precipice
is shcr'nearlng and''abo'ut lorgO over?
-W's'- " aVa ! :
Tho Donison Oasotecr savs: A
car loaded with stock was knocked off
tho tracks -iW" the "Mi86duri! Pacific.
yards n'ear--tho "round-house Friday
and breaking in-two let oiltho cattle
cscano. One steer became infuriated
and ratfo'vbr 4 waff," soared' aHothor
who was" mounted upon a mulo and
chascamvtrybodyout Ot tho yards.
At last account bo was still at large
nomowherc in tbJf'peifcn.borKood of
Verryj8,,'fiB8iaopce?, Easfqf tfio " Mb,
PaciufraclT." "z ", ' ".'.
, ..
Tho Coloradolinpcr-sayBL-Thero
is nowainathojr-.cryof.carcT.y ,pf
stock rJino .Tpxas Sf , KioiOc,
and Bcy.eratjojsjmvp turricc .cat-
tle nwajfJTrflin tjiis,pqint for 'sliipm'onV.
Tho I. 0" X. .Company is driving
1000 bpijd t,oOatindinn.Cityi tho Ken-
tucky js stnrteda herd of 1000, for
tho sono',pb"int andSmolfy.Brown is
drivin:up an other lot. All those
ca.ttlp'(cpuld bave.hceh shipped from
Colorado-n.nd would have been if the
railroad had .offered proper induco-
monta. v - . v
,m w -
xgrhd TarraMt'B Trck. "' !(
NoilALfcB, A. T Dot. 12,One.of
tho moat disastorpus 'storm's over
known oh tho Southorn coast of Mox
ico occurod on tho 7th and 8th, Tho
city of Quoliio, a. town of moro than
8000 people, was totally deslroyod
and many lives lost, TolegramsgWo
accourils of the most offtctjn ScbnosV
Many women, cuilcrcn and mop woro
oryiDR lor help which was not at hand,
Lator dispatches to tho, Associated
Fross report thoontiro coffeo and
orango crop in Sinaloa destroyed.
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A Mnu-Ajrrcstfet! for Stnco Rob-
inR. Special toltho Oaf.etto. '
Colbman, Tex., Oot. 10 Last
night Nowsom, who is charged here
with theft of cattlo was put under
bond for bis nppernnco at this court.
After tho sheriff had taken him to
the hotel Sheriff Joan Farmoult of
Bunnolls county, and Deputy United
States Marshal J. M. Waller, and
Sergoant Brooks walked out and or-
rcstod him. They did not state what
he was charged with until thoy got
hjra over to tho hotol,whero they told,
him thoy wanted him for robbing tbo
stag about ten days or two wooks
agio, between Ballingor and 'San
Anglo. He saidf "that isjust what I
expected. ' He is now in the hands
pf tho United States officials, but will
havo to stand tbo trial on his theft
caso hero-first. Tho officers say tho
clrcumstunccs.aro; very .strong against
him. The. driver of ono of the stones
fully identified him nnd nearly all of
tho passengers idautifiod him by bio
looks and nis gait. The driver was
in a position .to idontify him from the
fact that when tho cap which the rob-
ber put on the hend and face of the
drivor,was,rat od a litUo..by the rob-
ber so that ho could boo bow, to get
the hordes bitchod nil or tho hold-up
and then saw tho man's face sufficient
to identity him. Tho olTiccrshnyo
had'Newsbm shadovted for nearly a
weok, nnd, knowing ot Ihe'case apainbt
him, just kept quiet and' awaited his
coining. It is said tbat bo had
bou'eht n' stock of li'oi'Bes fbr $700
sineo th"o iobbery "and 'tho -rounty
treasurer or Uonebo oounty 'cnangi
ed a fivo "hundred dollar- bill for
him" and ih'roo"tjno-Hundred dollar
bills taken from onOoftho passengers
on tho stage. , .
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Sovpral additional liquor liconscs
wero taken out last Monday morning
in Wu'cojindcr the new low, thoap-
plcant's experiencing, no. trouble in
tilling the $5000 bond required. If
the officers of tbo low. do their duty
tbero.-jWjil te lots of badiy busted
business jnenip Texas inside of twelvo
inonthBjftQnildate, Gordon Courior.
Fronojiho ..tone of tho. above, an
ontsidorwould infer, that the officers
in Texas was not in tho habit of do-
ing tbejt duty,. , .
Nebraska Democrats.
The!' Nebraska" JJomooratio state
convcnflpn.oqminatcd Thomas O'Day
for Justieerof the Supreme bench and
Dr. Hickor andFrod L. Harris for
TOgentpf,tijB Stato .University.,, Tho
platform" in4orsed1 Cleveland's! ad-
minlstfatlon,' recommended a rigid
enforef roenjtof hot high liconco law
and opposition, to prohibition and nil
sumppiary-Jaws.. Tho national Dpm-
opratio cpriimlttco was.rcquostcd to
designate Qmaha- nslho paco for
'holding thVnoxt national Democrat-
lio ob'nyention. - t .
I Any.mflniYho wquld stand, oven
undor'the m.uzzlo of a sjx.shootbr, and
soo a Wnbkbruto drag his swootrhcart
off intJt.tliefbr.usb',. was done in tbo
city 'Va'rKa'JValiys' "thro , other
-! ntnM anv till n tthn ' Wnlllii
UI&U sj M" W VMy ..w.w,
808 .ci'li. j-JfiJ-Wu',. t , death
strugKyjdpes ol 'honor tho namo.
he bearjjin'pT, Reserves but )it.tlo. s'ym-
pathy. "Tet Uiiffclrqes oycry Jiegrp
oo warned of tlio t'erf iablo pupishment
at will be meeted out for such crimes
tbisiWKoJtfolVe''r nflfliitrnSo bf this
oTafter, ffc'cTflVs-1lfS'dV'iftof8VllIe' tho
rpetralor will go" tbihe'stake; afld
will not be as muon as an or-
0) bira when too fire
ersville Times.
el Sam JKSr shako,
Wonld Rathor Die. -
Special to the Gazetta --v
Eort Smith, -Auk.: Oct.-10, Bill
Frazior, the woundedoutlaw brought
in from the Territory yesterday, is in
a more dangerous condition 'than "was
at first supposed. An artery brblte
in a wound in his loft wrist to-day,
and in ordor to provont bis bloodiug
to death the arm was amputatod bo-
low the elbow, Tho operation being
peformed this evening. Ho stood it
without flinching. Ho says he is seff-
ry tho officers did not kill him as ho.
would rather no deaa tbau stand itse
suffering and punishment that' now
stares him in tho face even it ho
shou d recover from his many woundB.
From fillllsnp.
' Millsap, Tkx., (Jot. 11. J. J.
Gleghorn of this place died suddenly
this morning from a spider bite. Mr.
Gleghorn had occasion to visit the
ontnouso and was bitten in a dolicato
plnco. His suffering was intonso, but
tbo bito was not considered dangor-
ous up to tbo time of death,
Mr, ,It. W. Millsnp arrived from
Sweetwater last ovonbe with tbo re
mains ol bis 8-year-old child for buri-
al. This Child was bitton by a small
snake.
Mr. James Armstrong has' fully re-
covered from a long nnd severe spoil,
catieod.by aspidor bite, tho same as
Mr.j.Gloghorn.
A. Plucky 'XlmoiPlcce.
''That's tho greatest clock in tho
country," remarked D'onnis Hoodla-
ban to a neighbor who bad just dron
ed in. "It has never gone back on me
yit,"
,"lVa a very good clock, no doubt,
but it's 'oneroll'blo."
''Devil a bit. Fhwnt makes yez t'ink
Boja
'.'Because when I com in it pointed
till Ibivo minutes to 4 "
. 'AThrue for yp."
, "look at.'tho bare-lacednoss of it.
It sjiya tho tame oidontical foivo min-
utetillt4 now,"
"q it does Mr. Murphy. It know,
itMvqr tollin' the truth when yez
camo in, an' bogob it's got spirit
enough to stick ' to-it. 01 admire its
pTubk." ' w. .. : , .
Hartioad Pofit; If tho Anarchist
don't like thU country they can tako
the clothesline to soma other.
35ifi'6RbKMiilTOlS,-tiE'L4-VH.' if;
f( Wallas New.', Jv
ProhibUlon. awpapcrs i sxhlblt unsur-.
pnsfed IndlRnntlon at', tho! audacity of the
saloon-keepers who prbpo'so to tost tho, vn-
imuy oi me law. Tequinng mo icmovni oi
screens, from .their bar-rooms'. Ofllccrs
of tho'law aro'ccnsurc'd'irthoydo not sup-
press tho scroens, grand juries are assailed If
Iheyfnllfo indict alleged violators" of , tho
Sunday law, and of tho new. act rogulatlng1
the retail llquorbuslncss, though tho 'editors
and probibltionUts rcfuso to furnish evidence
to tho'grand juries; and tho judge Who hon-
estly and fearlessly renders nn Impartial
judgement Is nttackod through contomptlble
Inslnuatlons'or.ls directly charged wlth-cor-rupt
motives. "WhU,thosolas.aronot on-
forced rts thov Bhould bo, thoso who are
best informed of tho infractions complained
of are Inhibited from consurlnc; tho ofllccrs
and grand juries until they, as witnesses, haye
made comnlalnts to tho courts. But it Is n
tearful waste of virtuous indignation of tho
part of thego clamorous editors and highly
moral politicians over such matters when a
state' seems to bo Infested with criminals
whoso audacious, cruel nnd beastly exploits
nlmost dallv horrify tho wholo couptry. If
these blmtcrous reformers havo a special
misslon.'nt least the'Stnto governments and
local aUthoriticos nro not supported for tho
sriecial nurooseof nldinc them, The first
duty of Kovornmcnt, Stato and local, Is to
protect society against tho oppallng qrjmes
that disgrace tho State. Eyory city and ev-
ery community ore endangered through the
comparative safety of brutal criminal and
lawless robbers. Offlcors and tho system ot
repression fall utterly to aflord protection,
It may bo that tho defects of tho system
which permits Immunity from arrest and
punishment In tho caso of tho. violation of
tho Sunday law and tho liauor licence law
account for tho proyalonco of other crimes
and tho escape, of otlfor criminals, Texas
surely i? capablp of supporting a govern-
ment ahlo to pfotccttiie pcople'from n reign
of crime that would protect tho barbarous
country. Surely publio sentiment would
justify nnyloxpenso and any mcasi re required.
Jitis cvluent.tnai unless proiecuon ls.apccui-
ly rcalizod through tho operation 'of tho
law tho peoplo' will' becofno desperate to
that point that tho law Will be tran1pl'ed"un-
der foot. Toxas' is not far from an Experience
urider'tlie dangerous rule of vigilance com-
mittees, trial and swift executions' by lynch
courts and posslblo raco conflicts. Serious
irpuble is near at band "Or tho p6op)e of- Tox-
aVhave greator patience than has been shown-
in other states under Jiko exasperating cirium-
stances," Itis tho duty of citizens'ef all-parlies
race and conditio'ns to comoto tho'aid
of tho lawful authorityl 'Any party,.; any
race or any class that fails In- this' -duty -invites
retributive justice "When tho citizens
have domonstratedby their, best .endeavors
in tho support oi tno lawsmoiuuiuy oi ineir
present system of repression it will 'be time,
to call them 'together to o'tablish ;a hettcr
one, butthe danger is that whalovyrrcRlVmay
bo mado upon the citizon'ho!habcen 'cdu-
ca cd by tho apostlo of tho higher law and
tho great moral lndoetrinnt6r of tho people
that ho will consider that1 the virtues ofgov-
crnmont aro all contalned.In tho Jaw's com'
mands apjl inhibitions, leaving nothing for'
tho worthy citizen to peform In ;tho wny of
UP'noldluK in tho law for common protecUon
against criminal aggression, it this should re
sult finally in directing publleattontionmore
sharply to tho real provlnco of government
and the great necessity ofconUningtno exer
cise of its powers to the objects'of itsinslitU'
tion, it may be expected that greater vigor
will bo attained than now whon the public
authority is confused and paralyzed in tho
oflnTttn'nnforca avast renressivo svstom in
which the few. real .aims of republican gov-
ernment are overshadowed or lost tb'vlow.
, ii i ii f
A Xiooamotive JSugineer wets
Ten Tears in a Moxlcnn
Prison.
Special to tho Gazetto.
El Paso, Tbx., Oot. 7. A.bout a
year sines a passongor train pn tbo
Mexican Central. Railway ran into a
flock ol.burroa this side of Chihuahua,
dispursiug, but not, killing any of
them. The train proceeded on its
way to Chihuahua nnd after arriving
there the fireman noticed a Moiicnn
standing on tbo pilot. Ho ordered
him to get off, but no attention being
paid to his command tho fireman ap-
proached him and saw that tho Mex-
ican's head was crushed nqd tbo 'man
lifeless. The engine had struck the
man and lifted him on the pilot whlo
ho was guarding the flook of burros
which tho train bad ran into. A
short timo-ago tho Mexican .authori-
ties arrested tbo orowand ploood them
all under bond and finally ono of the.
courts reduced tbo onginoor's bond ,to
$800, and the matter remained In that
shape till recently, Jinv Burnett, on-1
I ginoer, continued runnipg his ongino
iin,OjievwoeKB ago no ipu, wun top
other strikers and camo to El Paso:.
Ho," was urgently requested by his;
inenus vo boiiio wun oig oon.usmen,
but fooling he was entirely innocont
bo. crossed tho river and was arrested
and taken to Chihuahua and glvon
ton yonrs
pgr j f a
Thoohse of eSf partlt.i). .BeU'war;
i.i 1 llu- j-i.-i !' :.i. , ...
yeiure iuu uourb m Anneuia iasi.
vrsek on a'"Wrltbf hbei corpus i troni
Travjs Colinty, . Tbentppllcabt's' pr
tetiou;,aitaokst2ia conslltutlonitllty or
tho Twonliotli'Iiocisiaturo rcau'latine
tho'liquo,!' traffio, Tbo main stress.
oi tuo argument' scorns to do pmceu
upon hat portion of the dot wluoh
pais-in-tbe-haqds-of cortain named fo
malb rpjatWos qf tho customer' tbo
powertostrainthodbalor from s6lt
ling to mm. lho argument is that
thoLogisliituro is attomptlng so tqnnd.
baa dopoaijod with (theso relatives tho
powor to establish' a partial, prohibi-
tion wli'iob will bo moroi or less com-
ploto necprding as lho exhibition is
demanded against n greater; or less
number of porsons, nnd which the
law making powers itself had not tho
powor to establish unless holpod by a
constitutional provision. This, po-
sition counsui announces to be a cor-
rollary of tho passing propositions
that tho aot is rcpnnnnnt to tho local
option ulnuso of "tho constitution.
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Attorney at Law,
Woathorfor, Texas. ' ... -
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Prompt attention given to all business en-
trusted to my care. ' i
The collection of old claimes a special-'
"" TPnlo Pinto Co. Estrnys.
Taken .up by Isa,ac, Taylor and cstraj-cd
befdro Z. IJutler. J. P. Precinct' Ko. 8, on
tho 24th dav of Juno 1887', ono black flllv.
about 11 hands high branded It on left
shoulder. 0no,vellow bay filly, three, -years
Old,'about,18 or 14 hands high, branded 1!
loftBhoulder;' -Ono black horsb, thrc'o years
oldKUiibranded,'npjmiised at sixty dollars,
Taken up by Rj.O. Andersonnndostrnyed
beforo Z- Jluler. .f- P. Precinct No. 4, on !Mth
day of June, 1887," one sorrel biard btnie
face7 years old, about 1-1 hands high. One
brown lidrso, il years old, riboutt 14 hands,
high. ' One sorrel horse blaze iaco too years
old'(Stalion.) Ono, ycllov marp six years
old about 14 band's high with ycnrling colt.
No perceivable marks or brands 'on either
of tno above described horses.-
Taken up bv J. II. Blecchernnd .estraved
before Z. Butler, J. ,F, Precinct No. 4 on 'lth
day of .Itino 1887T Ono dark brown or black
horso about 14 hands high, about 12 years
old, saddle marks on buck, branded. JK
connected, on left shoulder,' appraised at
twenty dollnrs.
Taken up by A. S.Rcaty nnd cstrnyod be-
fore .1. VV Sohoolcraft J. P. oi Precinct No.
1, Palo Pinto jcounty,. Texas July 80, 1887
ono gray mare nnd colt. Mare about 0 years
old, 14 bands high branded z on left s lioul
der. Appraised at $85.
Taken up by tho'underslgned nnd cstrnypd
beforo G. 0. Green J. P. Precinct No. on
tho 3d day of September 1887, ono brown
horso mule about twonty-flvo years Old 12 or
18 hands high branded with an 8 pnd clrclo'
over 8 on' heck, J 4 on loft hip" Spanish brand
on left thigh nnd E on loft thigh. Appraised
at fifteen dollars'.
Taken up by A. S. Baity and ostrayed be-
fore J. W. Schoolcraft, J. P. Precinct No, I,
an the 8th dav of October. 1887. ono roan
mnro,nbbut'4 years old, 14 hands high nnd
branded I Eon-left shoulder. Appraised at
$80.
V..E. HiswBnonan. Clerk
Co. Court P. P. Co., Toxas.
M. B. Ketcfium.M.D., Ph.D.
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OCULIST,
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Glass oyes nnd spectacles famished,-.-timntilatcd
lids nnd atuhbom cases ",a
spccinlty. Examination free.
PALO PINTO, TEXAS.
6ST Culls answered promptly day ornlght.
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P. P. POLK, : '. s Propriet'ori-
South-sido Publio Square, " ' , j
Palo Pinto, : : Texas.
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CITATION,
Tho State of Texas No, 24,
County of Palo Pinto,' f
Tato & Johnson,) In' Justice' court, precinct
vs. V No. 3, Palo Pinto
W.E. Tamplin.J County, Toxns.
To tho Sheriff or' any Constable of Palo
Pjuto Count v Greeting!
Whoreas, on' the 10th day of September,
1887, oa'-b was made beforo pie, by D. O.-
Davis, attorney for 'plaintiff, that V. E.
Tamplin is a transient pearson, so that the
ordinary process' of law- cannot bo sorvod up-
on him.. You are hereby commanded that
by making publication of this, writ in some
newspaper published in Palo Pinto county
tnr four aucdcsslved'woeks. Drovlslous 'to the
return day hereof, sommou :tbe said Yf, E
Tamplin, to.bo and nppoar "before me at a
regular, term
Precinct. No,
of tho
2...
Justice conr far
of Palo Pinto
county, to -bo hold nt my office, at the
WiUiam's'School House, to the county of
aioresaiu on vub.uiu uayvuiviciuuuri.,
iRr. Ai 1ft o'clock a. m. to answer the com
plaint of Plaintiff-filed on the 10th day of
September ibb, oeingan ppea nccouui, r
the sun) of $18, mado by defendant with
nlnlntttt between the first 6Viv of Sentomber.-
nndthe'thifty-first day' of December 18,80,
which now remninB duO and bnpald, 'Hero-
Inifail notbutof this 'writ make due return
thereon showing how you haye served tho
Given under my hand, this 4th day of
oetober.w.. .,. ;
Jprccluc.t'jNo. 2, Pnlo'.-Pinlo -County .Texas',
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Son, J. C. The Palo Pinto Star (Palo Pinto, Tex.), Vol. 12, No. 19, Ed. 1, Saturday, October 15, 1887, newspaper, October 15, 1887; Palo Pinto, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth48738/m1/2/?q=palo+pinto+star: accessed May 26, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting The Dolph Briscoe Center for American History.