The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-09-15
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The past two nights have tcen pro-
h8ru hl-giarie-, anumb-r OF resi-
d.rrn. having been entered aud arti-
c.ss uf vliuo stolen thetefrom.
Yesterday morning between two
nr..Us and tgybreak a thief entered
he residence 90 Juliu. Kahn. the Elm
s'uet c'1'hter, who resides 81. so Jack
rl street. The burglar gained All
mis-i"H hy prizing open the window
s".'.-'F. tbs -asl tcir already up,
ai then stepped iuto the room.
Na...ug was taNen except pair of
paints of Mr.. Kshn's, which Was lying
"u sural' he'd pa the room, although
A.. rvst aud vest huug on the back OF
arusIr lcsr by, and The silk dress Of
Dds sIIr WaS ia close proximity. Ia
Woe pocket ut the pants were "A nun Der
' A.ys and a pOakei.ktnfe. Mr.. Kahn
iliub- ihsi when the thief lifted the
p'u'- fu, Keys caused a jingiing noise,
40 Boo thiei probably thinking THAI
1850. money Wa satisfied ard left.
Just after Mr. Kahn retired ON the
r'.hi % the robbery he noticed by the
hsuI which was left dimly burn
'ns' that bis watch chain was hanging
natter coa-picuously from his vest
pocket, tLer, fore he arose from bed,
'o"k ths watch and chain from of his
vest, sud placed IL under one Of the
pillows % the bed on which the pants
va lying. This saved his watch, for
TIE fhief would have been sure to have
sren the chain. None OF the family
AWoke till daylight, aud then discov
sirl TIE open window. Mr.. Kahn on
discovering the loss OF his pants, Ia
which was the key Of his Elm street
s'nr,, Immediately hurried down town.
Sai 1und everything all right at that
quarter. This goes TO prove that the
biet bad no knowledge OF the oecu.
pants q the dwelling, or else he would
nave entered the store also, after get
ups possession OF the key. The first
ming Mr.. Kahn did yesterday morn.
Hsf Vas to have new combination
'i placed 0u the door of his store.
~ loss fnots up one pair Of pants, q
hamSef 20 keys, and n new pocket
A1.iq- Tor the latter he paid Elk doi.
lars
lhe same night thief OF thieves
e1.ered lie residence u Mr.. j. May,
near Ne. kahn's. The thief fret
"i'od Hu entrance into the kitchc o.
aAu ifom ulsre tiled to get into the
AlAln dwelling, bas Finding n door
.c"ed between the two. gave Up the
teiaN In that qu4rtey, and entered
S'm The outside through a window.
No'hing was taken except a powder
u'A u Mn. Mays, which was dlscos.
'''d hext morning placed on the gate
f'-i 10 The 'front.' Of the dwelling. Mr..
nay thinks the thief must have taksu
W his shoes botJfs eusrting, ~ the
@'@oen u the family aud himself
A'e easily wakened.
saturday, night burglar smashed
az window slass at the residence oi
.lH X cohn, tie pawnbfoker, and
s'oing Nr. Cohn's eDat, hastily ran
a'y. The light wss left dlmly burn
after the family had retired, and
w. r"Dber ecald see the coat on q
ISL ~ tie window, near enough for
I'm In 70 reach Il from the outside. which
s, 1one The noise Of the breaking
,@'s aroused Mr.. cohn In time 10 sss
us coat disappearins through the
so~' His pants and vest were