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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-02-20
TRAIN THIEVES


During tho past week, five are not very
much mistaken, not Il single day Inns pmfod
but that Nllse or some article Of wear
hns been stolen from the trains
on the Central road on their arrival
and departure nj tho Union depot,
The thing Is getting to be monotonous
10 the reporters and great nuisance TO the
travelling public, who mo heartily tired Of
the matter Dallas Is making for herself a
reputation TINT she ought not to have and
ono that will do her no good, Marshal Nor
ton appears 10 fully appreciate Nil this aud h
doing his utmost Ia ferret out these parties
but no far has sgnnlly milcd, Policemen
have been placed NJ the trains Ia gINrd
against nnd lool, out for thieves, but II hAs
not served to stop the thells, Naliscs, over
,onts, etc belonging TO passengers have
been spirited away with MI the watching,
Who takes them and where they go h lnys-
terry TINT romaine to be explained. The olli-
Gers have visited the pawn-brokcr shops, but
not vcstigc of the missing articles could
they find. The Inst OF these robborcs uc-
cured Yesterday morning Mr., &, 7, K ewes,
of Whlcwright, who WIS "A passenger on
the north-bouud trn II, stepped of to get his
breakfast at the Union depot, leaving his volisc
in the conch, asking M old negro man to
watch il for him. When he returned IL was
gone. The old negro explained that n nice.
looking gentleman, with fine clothes on, had
picked II up SO "nNtural like that he was
afraid to shy anything to him, thinking that
II must have been his property, The yalise
was packed with clothing TO the amount Of
about forty dollars, and contained, besides, u
fine pistol, These goods nrc no doubt taken
to some point whore they ARE disposed Of
For awhile the Central instructed It's en-
ployes to lock the couch doors on the arrival
Of the trains after the passengers had alighted,
aud the travelling public were so loud in their
dcnunciation Of this course that they rescind-
ed the order, but If the officers do not ferret
out and put a stop to this stealing business,
we advise them torthe good name of the road
to lock the doors again,
1t is time these hgh-toned thieves were be-
ing caught up with.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-02-20

Inst night Rev, Conn, lIanoy delivered his
lecture NJ Oraddock's Opera-housc, on "lre'
land and lrshmon," for the benefit Of Me
sufferers In ireland The auditorium Of the
OpcrA-house, while not crowded,wm yet full
aud an audience OF two or three hundred was
present 10 heNr the eloquent speaker We
shall not attempt any synopsis Of the
lecture for tho two fold roNson
that the gentleman will denver
the sumo lecture ut other points in
the State for the same noble cause, and for
lack Of room, Beginning Mt the earliest his
tory of Ireland the lecturer dWell upon the
notable eyochs md events Of each century,
down TO the spolhlion Of the emerald isle by
tho mpnoitv Of England, Every sentence mud
phrase Of the address was cOUohed IN language
the most chasie from It's Hlphu "a IL
omega All through II wus deep CUR nj
Of thought, that burst Ou I here Hnd There lH
gems Of most thrilling oloqucncw That SPUR
Killed. anon with the brllance of the stars;
TINT buddod and bloomud now mud then with
flowers Of pocsy 1t was master
effort that won the sympathy of
the audience, captured it' intelligence md
delighted IL taste, The commtteeuppostcd
u few days ago ut the citizens meeting to
solicit subscriptions, which Is composed Of
Mr. j. Q, O'Connor, Chairman, and Mcssrs.
Shields Flanagan, MoronN Cain, Rogers,
johnson and Walker, has invited Mr., lluucy
to repeat bis lecture Mt thi, place and
by special request he will repeat II
nj the same place on Thursday night
the 10Th inst. Tickets will be ON sale at the
same places MS before.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-02-20
A WICK ED WIFE


Deputy Sheriff Miller arrested Mrs ANNA
Spllman, alias lIerholsor yesterday morn
Ing on warrant sworn ont by her husband,
August Spilman, charging her with living
In adultery with one jacob llorholzer With
Ia low hours after she wa taken In charge
and by the officer she gave
bond for her appearance ut the next term of
the District court August Spollman, who
huis from Houston, alleges That his wife
played him false some twoye months Ngo,
aud obtained several hundred dollars from
him under tho protenso TINT She wR going
tO Germany 10 tik0 possession
Of valuable property left her by deceased
relative. They hnd been married several
yenN mud lived IN Houston where the nus
band WINS engaged In the grocery buslno H..
llo afterwards took In Jacob llerho2cr Hs a
partner, whom, he alleges, Inns been the causc
Of I'LL his misery, The partnership Ind not
existed but short while, when Spillman
nude tho discovery TINT his wife aud his
partner were entirely too intimate and he set
about nj once 10 dissolve partnership with
the man who hnd ruined his happiness.
Just nj this time his wife received
the lettor from Germany acQuaintlng her
of tho death Other deceased relative aud the
lcgncv left her. She persuaded her husband
To let her have good sum of money with
which to make the journey, In order TO
claim the property, md took the train from
Houston, ostensibly 10 80 10 New York,
from which place she WIS TO sail for Europe
limo rolled ON, and the husband waited in
vain for nm answer 10 tho letter no had writ
ton her directed 10 the home of her
relatives in Germany, and Mt
last no received Sn answer from
there, stating that she Ind never came,
and TINT the property was in litigation. lie
made enquiries in Now York, and found out
to his Clii satisfaction that she had not sailed.
Not treing in the lonst, no searched
throughout tho United States for her
but his search was fruitloss, and he returned
homo and settled down in doubt Ms 10
whether his wife was dead or Ind proved un-
faithful to him.
What was his chagrin when few days
since friend who had visited this city ON
his return TO Houston informed him that his
wife was living here with the Identical Jacob
llerholzer, as his wife, where they have been
running little grocery store on upper, Main
street for the past year. The remainder OF
the story is brief Spillman cNmeto the city.
searched out their whereabouts, rushed to
the County Attorney and preferred charges
against HE wife for adultery. In the mean
time Herholzer, wac had become aware of
his presence, took 70 his heels and fled the
country, leaving the woman to bear the
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-02-20
Personal.

c. G. Deney, postmaster at Plano, was in
the city yesterday.
Julius Winter jr., the Louisville tailor,
goes to Sherman tonight
Mr.. j. G. OConnor returned Yesterday
from Fort Worth, where he had gone on bust.
ness
Mr.. Matt Cullen returned home Yesterday
morning from Kansas, where he had gone to
dispose Of his last years crop.
p. r. Rogers, the popular agent of the
Memphis 4 Charleston railroad, has return d
from an extended trip to Arkansas.
Bishop Garrett breaches special sermon
ut the Cathedral tonight. The offerings of
the congregation will be devoted to the suit
ferers Ireland.
Captain S. j. Adams. of the banking firm
of Adams & Leonard, arrived home from an
Eastern trip on the ll:45 west-bound train
Wednesday night He visited Washington,
New York and other points of interest
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-02-20
LOCAL JoTTINcS.

Solid silver Hunting American wathcs,
only $40, at Webb's
SEQ notice of meeting of Knights Of
Pythias in special notice column.
"A neat wooden awning is being placed
around the bank building of Adams "
Leonard,
Tine Hook Il Ladder company broke II
ladder while on their way to the fire yesterday
morning.
The Frohsinn masquerade, which comes
oil tomorrow night, is being eagerly looked
forward to by all lovers of fun.
The neatest and choicest place in Dallas
where ladies and gentlemen can get the best
and cleanest meals without coming in con
tact with rough characters, is ut Ben Locbs
restaurant.
Target stock of pebble spectacles and
Eyeglasses in the city Mt Webs.
Yes, only one-the only iirst-class res
taurant in tn city that gives genuine porter
house steak with 25-cent meals, is Starke
Bros restaurant, corner Lamar street and
Pacific avenue.
Just one-only one-trst-class rcstau-
rant where ladies and gentlemen can go with
out being annoyed by bar-room difficulties.
Go to the old reliable Demonico, Gil Main
street. If
Centennial stem windngnickel watches,
$40 All other makes, S5--at Webbs.
For Rent-A cottage, in frst-class
neighborhood. Hydrant and cistern water.
Inquire at III Elm street. febl9
The County Commissioner court, which
has been considering the bids on the rebuild
ing of the courthouse for the past few days,
have not yet accepted any Of them and will
meet again for that purpose.
Parties who contemplate taking trip
would save money by calling on Manget &
Rice, ticket agents, in the ST. George hotel
They will sell you tickets for less money than
can be had from any railroad depot They
are reliable.
"A nice fitting shirt or pmr OF drawers,
wear longer and are more comfortable. Go
TO Clancoy's and have them made 10 order
and save money,
In the case of the State vs.. Frank eau.
thorn, saloonist, charged with violating the
bell-punch aw, Judge Burke, of t e County
court, before whom the case was tried re-
serves his decision until Monday.
From gentleman who arrived in the
city from Lancaster we learned yesterday
that the citizens of that place and Ovilla, have
raised the amount asked of them by the d.
rectory of the Dallas IL Cleburne railroad.
The delegates from those two places are ex-
pected to arrive here to-day or tomorrow.
The festivities of the Frohs nm singing
society are looked forward to with much in
terest by all classes, Monsieur Graux, the
famous New Orleans costumsr, is still in the
city, and will furnish the paraphernslia and
costumes, large number of which were
received fresh yesterday from the carnival
ut New Orleans. They are rich and beau
tiful, and the display will be a grand one.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-02-20

Yesterday afternoon, about one o'clock,
the residence of Mr.. G. =. Wh,tomNn, u
frame building situated on the corner of st.
Loui, and Evergreen streets was consumed
by fire. The alarm WAS sounded from the
downtown and East Dallas stations about
the sume time, and the tiremcn hastened to
the scene of the confagration, but the fire
had gained such Roadway that their
presence did but little good,
The furniture and the household goods were
Gll saved, principally through the heroic
efforts of the ladies in the ncghborhood, who
worked braycly. The fire originated in II
bale of hay under the house. supposed to
have been set ON fire by children playing
with matches. The loss Is estimated ut ST.
200, with an insurance of $3.50 in the Phoenix,
of Hartford, represented by the firm of Kerr
foot n Hereford.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-02-20
Prisoners for the Poor Farm

Superintendent Kinnon, of the Posr farm,
took down yesterday two prisoners j. Pierce
and Charles Williams, colored, convicted in
the County court, and sentenced u few days
since to that garden ofculture for law breakers.
Pierce was charged with stealing tobacco from
the wholesale grocery firm of F. L. Marss-
lis, corner of Camp and Lamar streets, and
selling it. The United States authorities ar
rested him on the charge of selling tobacco
without license, but for some reason he
was not prosecuted. Cherries Williams,
who has sailed in the sable circles of Dallas
society under the alias Of Charles Caters, was
convicted on the charge Of nipplng time
piece from friend, and SHOWING" it up at
the pawnbrokers.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-02-20

Mr.. A. X. Lucas, farmer, residing some
thr miles north ofthe city, awoke yesterday
morning to find that his COW, which had Just
given birth to calf, had been skinned for
her hide. He came into the city and swore
out search warrant before Justice Peak.
The missing hide was found in the hide house
of Littlehale, on Camp street street, and later
the man, John B. Stevens, who sold it to him.
lie said he had bought it from two negroes
who had let him have u sack to caary it in,
with the understanding that he was to return
it to n skiff on the Elm Fork of tire Trinity,
near Scots mills. Constable Hardin went
with him last night TO that point to watch for
them, but they failed to put in an appear
anCe.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-02-20

The Ladies' Literary society meets this
p. M, at the residence Of Captain Mccoy,
in East Dallas. These meetings are of n most
social and pleasant nature, as well rs enter
tanning and instructive, and the HERALD
wishes it every success. The programme for
the evening is AS follows:
1. Roll call; members To respond with
Rnecdote of Queen Elizabeth,
>. R"ading minutes OF previous meeting
g. MuSic Duet, Mr.. Wendelkn and Mrs.
Dickcnson,
4. Biography Of Queen Elizabeth, Mrs
Moore.
.. Questions on the he, times and char
Ncter Of Queen Elizabc h, Mrs. Leeper,
q. KeCess.
7. Poetical selections, Mrs. TeDslty,
s. Music, Mrs Mccoy.
g. Select Gus, prose- Mrs Best,
10. Pronounclng exercise, Mrs. AdGmB.
II. Reading OF programme.
H. Music by The circle
The HERALD will be pleased to publish the
proceedings of this society from time to time,
as il is one of the features of the social circle
Of the city.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-02-20

N. Il. Cradduck, Esp, nalas;
DEAR SlR-lIave instructed our agents ut
Fort Worth and Terrell to sell excursion
tickets to Dallas on the Odd, to parties of
i've or more, who may desire to attend the
performances to be given by John McOuI-
Tough. Tickets will be sold on the morning
of the 23d and be made good to return until
the oath inclusive Yours, very truly,
Il. w. THOMPSON, JR.
General Passenger Agent T. Il p. Il. R.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-02-20

The funeral of Mr.. +. c. Rowland took
place last evening from the residence of Mrs.
Grant, on Pol, street. The burial took place
at the old City cemetery. The funeral sermon
was preached by Rev Mr.. BourMnd of the
LAmnr street NJ. Il. c urch, South, which was
very impressive. The remains were followed
to their last resting place by II largo number
of relatives and friends.