The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-11-17

thought il both prudent ..and adpisable
tn 60 there, inssrnnciI a. il was oaly a
| Few days beiose court would convene
and he could have his trial. He ac>
cepted their advice and went. Mr.
liebler Is sixty years OF age, and has.
since his soioura in this place, conducts
ed himself IN very unobtrusive man
ner
BRACES Coasts, Bryan Pilot On last
Friday evening man from the first
section house north Of BRYAN, came
into town on hand car, and informed
Policeman Diekenson that two tranps
had got their dinners at the section
house from The women there and paid
| them with counterfeit money. He
gave the policeman description of the
| men, and told him TO be on the look
out for them. Policeman Dickinson.
in company with Deputy Sheriff Wheat,
kept sharp watch for the tramp. and
arrested them on their arrival. Que of
| them had 81 30 ia coin half dollar
pieces OF the bssest counterfeit, and the
other had 81 SO Of the same kind
Between them they had fifty-five cents of
good money. Letters were found in the
pockets of one addressed to James
q Brien. aud he said the same was his
name, and that the letters were from
his father. The other said his name
was Robert A Disman. and that he was
a native of New York city. They said
they had obtained the money from a
regular eounterfeiter-they had been
with him several days, and bad left him
IN Hearne, that they FIRST met him at
q m OLD hat foe this l.. . r.r
where be was making the money saw
him make it, helped him TO make
some-or tried to- They say the counter
feiter also had plates for printing green.
backs, and promised them if they would
go with him to Palestine he would sup,
ply them with counterfeit paper money.
FIIrlnin County. policeman w. y.
Smith stabbed Hartman Harrsl, IL Is
thought seriously. Smith was held I'M
der fifteen hundred dollars fond -
Independent: Mr.. John +. Hisch,
living three miles north OF town,
brought Us sample of syrup this
week, made from the honey cane. II
is as bright AZ Be'cher's best, aud
almost entirely free fran the sorghum
taste. Mr.. Hinch informs Us that he
made 297 gallons OF IL en- one acre,
and disposed of ii readily at fifty cents
per gallon. Doesn't this beat cotton E?
Conference of the Methodist Epis-
copal church south in session; nine
ty ministers In attendance; Bishop
Wiehtman presiding.-icea quarter
of an inch thick Tuesday morning.
Rev. John b. Smith, while on his way
to attend conference. WAS robbed. "A
new Cambeilite church is being built.
News: The body OF young man
by the name of Davies, was found last
Saturday in Bots dare creek, about
two hundred yards below the Byar's
crossing, ten miles southwest of this
place. 1t appears that the deceased
had reached Bonhana the previous
Wednesday. from Indiana, and had
started on foot to visit his brother,
who il school teacher at Valley Greek
Four miles out from town the road WAS
so bad that he borrowed a horse from
Mabel Hampton to go the balance OF
the way. He WAS warned that the
creek WAS dangerously high, but an-
swered that he could get over. as he
was good swimmer. That night the
horse came home riderless, and upon
search for the young man, his body
was found in the creek.