The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-03-30
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r..fHtf4se -sa narst-d ss-rk so :. e.-
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r.f.y morning At the po-tofiice,
.... , ruubyr % people -anding In
.........r. kiug ,heir turn NJ the de-
..... s..l.s, = usn stepped ~ sod
.......H ia gt-,'. "o suptber VIII, w',s
........ I.rlI. m.tl tpid ht.a g. cnn-Ii
.-..l..s.l bi- prisoner. ihIs novel pro-
...srs awakened no little interest
....ag the crowd ~ spectators, and AZ
r.sa.aa walked away with his prisoner
.... reporter heard the latter say: 81
.s.ts lr hero lat night" " Ies, know
ta,t~ replied the other; I've been
allowing yuu aud have been on your
t.rA ever since you ran away" Walk
t.. down lGs street = short distance
r.y urusi aud went 10 the jail,
grero the prisoner wss locked
&c. The reporter on making him
self known to the man, learned
that lie Ma the sheriii Of usk county,
and that bis prisoner WAS man
r4H.siJ. ueitenrchrun, alas Moran,
o.. 80 EIuuse, whom lac had arrested
Sr uigsmy. Deitearchron, who Is
mau " good personal appearance aad
nIlrs-s. hsd woed and won the heart
and lsud Of Katie Burke, a beautiful
yrulg .aly % Henderson, whose fami
Iy i- rue Of the most Influential in that
saelsu. They were married on the
gtafEsbru7ry, aud to all appearances,
lived happily together, while he
treating her with all the tenderness {
sueDiy married and afiectionate hu--
b,uI while the happiness Of the young
wife Ruo had furssEen all, TO cling To
t.u .b- lowed, seemed full To over
flFIug. yet % was destined to be of
s.Hr duration, for her sweet was
destined % he turned into bitter.
Haryuuug love WAS betrayed by the
bi-s aud iereiving vilisiD, who, on
90. llfu ~ this month, ran awsy aud
deserted her without the least warn
Ig 40 iir-t she could not believe that
be- was the villain her { iends repre-
.eu.ai him. and lived in the hope that
De- sauiI return aud explain his sud
dsu au-,uce But Ia the meantime
tlg -hrui Of Rusk county received
p,psr- from L1ui-iana for his arrest,
u Nul.l ue vas charged with bigamy,
while tU.y disclosed the startling fact
That ls bed three living wives 10 that
sftr. each ~ whom he had law
fully vydded aud Ia turn deserted
Ba.tie-. ibis the papers stated that he
va. charged With 9th r Bameless
crime I that state. Tor all Of which he
Wa etut-d. Mt r. r. Weaver, sher
i1 a' iu-K county, started Ia pursuit
% The Kay drceiyer, tracing him 20
ugurHu where he had assumed the
name Ji NUr.n, aud from that place 10
lHasy sV where hs called himself
tIsr.-- j EIou-e. From the latter
places ue was followed 10 this city,
where u,- arrest was effected ~ already
stated The sheriff left with him yes.
tsrdsy uu tue 5.2D east bound train
bluyluy him aloag To the scene OF his
lH-I uuTlisl..
iuriay morning, Captain Dean,
sc'lug under the Instructions Of Sher-
th Moon, took several prisoners and
two guards, aud went To Scyene.
where they dug Tor the remains of the
infant, alleged To have been buried,
on The premises OF citizen of that
piaee, behind smoke-house. The
ground was -paded np for some dis
lance around, but they failed Co aud the
slightest thing. AS the dirt was show
eiei out, the guards examined each
spade iuil, while the spsding extended
several feet In depth. A witness testi
he'd ia substance before the grand
jury that the remains we're buried
there, although search has failed
10 find the least zfgps Of tb.,u