The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-02-24
fitKiEB's LICK.
Louisianians In aashlaggsn Szsssct
Weldon q an Eilz4 Pinsstss
In Male kIlire.
"sises fis.s- Gsi,ss and o. n-s.l.r-
- cos"itt~d st.s..sess 81 ss-a.. I.
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wsisos rIsas- csi,s, sna q. n-s.i.s-
- cossusitt.d stsssssess 81 ~s-a. .
German reaaIsr.
NEw OkLEANs. Eebr1ary is.-Wsl-
don plead guilty 10 1ssaaliius R.ck.fd
with = deadly weapon and 49, rrzl-
larry committed. Daring the d.y.
stein, n German pe'3,ilsr % dry sooli-.
made the foll0~iug affidavit.
live At No. lss Ninth street. IN tEi.
city. aud seii dry goods Yesterday.
Thursday, February %. t<tse~a th-
hours Of ten and eleven o'closk Ia tae
forenoon. went into = besE saiO5u "a
TOuloues street, near the stsfsiloa--.
There was a gentleman sitting In tie
sAlocn who had on n white nec4ti-. !
asked this gent II he wanted - bgy
any pOckei-bcOks OF pocket knive--
lie said no; tut II bzd = good pistsl
he would tuy IL l said had n0n~.
he told me to buy one. lie then besAa
10 talk politics. lie A-ked me " I ~a-
Republican told thai ~as ay
business lie said, Il am = h.rSt-hsu
Democrat" lie Asked me n / kns~
Packard. told him DO. except Ia
be ran for governor. lie .zid - me.
IL viii Tx the damned rascal, / have
particular business with him to-day
There was = one-armed man arink -
with the man with the white necktie-
The mAn with the white nscktie then
asked the one-ATmed man II he knew
Packard. Tue ons-Armed aizn sait
yes. The man with the white n-cktie
asked the one-sTmed man - 10 zloDg
with him, as he had some l.zriirllzr
business with Packard 1 then ieft the
saloon, and noticed nothing in The man
with white necstie 10 make me shluS
he was crazy. | should know him
again IL 1 saw him Stein was tsksz
up to the room where Wel1ron 49,,
and confronted with him. tie Al oaee
said, This l. the man saw and tzlke.
10 In the bsrroom yesterday, and xas
wac then wearing = white neck-tie-''
Hearing this statement. the prisoner
turned his head with diiiiculgy upon
the pillow, and looking intently a.
stein, said: "IOu are the man l Sk-
talking TO in the barroom-" stein ~
piled: "Yes and I am here for yoS yo1
are in a bad way, hat 10 i your OSa
fault" With sn impatient turn ct his
head, Weldon repiis,i; Its done HoS.f
aud closed hls eyes. Dr. SmytLe -ays
that he Is satisfied that Mslio1 %
Thursday, when he attempted 10 AssAs-
sinate Packard, wsz under the iniia-
enee Of liquor.
MOBILE, Ala, February ls.-Wu.
II. Weldon, the Assailant Of Packard.
commended by II. b. ClaaIn a 20, of
New York, 10 take service ith 4. H.
Pepper 4 Co, n wealthy dry g0o-l-
house here. He Was employed ~ M
Pepper, and remained In his employ
until about ten days since. After -alt-
ting his situation, he took 20 drinking.
and probably on that account. coaPled
with = little love matter, dad -suas
wild things. Last sunday he i1f0rae1
some Of his acquAint.noe- that he ~.-
going to Kill himself, and thai ~ h.a
already secured = room a. NSodi-' re-
tAurant for thst Purpo-e- The lA-t se~a
of Weldon NJ Pepper 4 Cos 80 0a
the isth, NJ IL u IN, when he eNll-i Ia
and received = settlement of his arozEl
He then told the cashier god bye.
and on being Azkei ~ he ~zs <sinz
10 remain here, he replied '.Ne." Ia.
he had something else On hand. All
Was about 10 leave the eiiy. Tha-s
who knew him here say that his r--S-
luton. Whatever u ~As. mu-t have
been taken over the drinking tsole.
and with tho-e who happened VIA
him NJ the time While h-re he tad
his friends that his fEf.-r sss 2
Lutheran minister lr To si-lrrlz -.
He was never known - ls.- as -
or Interests IN politics on ere So =
the other. One OF weldon e so,1.lz.r e.
ances here is willing TO te-siis llaf
Weldon has not teen In = eon1-<io. -
responsibility for more than q wosk.
and that he can prove thi. mt -
other responsible perssns-