The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-11


sherman.
Special to the Herald.
shermen' June lo.-W. j. Munden and Mrs.
W. A, johnson, who eloped from Nh, m
oMoiinsand hed to Texas, CARRYING with them
thirty-hye hundred dollars An monev
ueiohsins TO the womnns hus-
oahu, were arraigned before Judge
f. p Gregg. of this place. to-day the charge.
being THEFT and adultery. Roth case, were con
'in"ea VII Monday, until which time they
gave bond by denositlng the required amount
with their bondsmen. johnson has ,ele.
ssspnuu sssaS, .ne governor OF North Carolina for
rsquasltion on Governor Roberts for the return
oi hs prl,oners to that state. Munden swore
OUT . warrant against johnson for nerinry
WniSh was dismissed by Justice Cook or
"A notorious horsc-thief, by the name NJ
Franklin, was csptured here to-day by Denn.
W Wlliiam Erwin aud lodged In jail
hta meeting OF the trustees of Austin colleue
yes erday DR. II. H. Bond rendered his resls-
na,ion as president, which vas accep ed, and
hev. n. . Guerrant, ID. ID +, of Louisville. XIV.
was elected to III the vacancy. He ia one of ibs
hblest and most Influential divines in the
souti, anu III he accepts the position Il will
cause the Austin college to become one Of thc
linest IN the state and one OF the best In the
south. :" Wv
at the Catholic fair last night NIayor Levv
received agnld bead d cane as the III ost popu-
,nr man IN shoi man, over Judge Z. Z. Binkley.
his opponent.
me Coulter Chronicle Of this ismorning comics
nmiegrNm Wnlch yonr correspondent sent
last Monday, In regard TO the appointment of
M " Donaldson as postmaster at this place
wee A. l. Darnal the last two lines of which
rel.l rs lol,owsa "Iarnell gave satisfaction,
out was not stalwart enough. The new an.
pointment @ mas created great deal OF upfavor-
uute comm ht." In commenting on the
above portion OF the telegram the &C. says;
"rhnt II 10 difficult to compress L,ore false
hood In column than is contained IN thu las,
TWO iineso OF the above suecial - When III,
elegfam In question was sent, your correspon-
uent was almost an entire st'au-
ger here aud knew neither
Dsrnell nor Donaldson, and Eot having a,
opinion OF his own Ia regaId 10 the matter
took the pains TO inform himself In regard Ia
me people OF sherman about the charge, and
the telegram showed he result When y0ui
correspondent read the remarks of tho Courier.
chronicle this morning, he went to quito Q
number OF the most prominent business mer
OF sherman to see II there was any change Of
feeling among them In regari to the matter IN
question, and found that he was not onl,
sustained, 30 far as his remarks concernin.
Darnell and Donaldson, but also found that
the unpopuarily OF the letter was onl,
&c tond to that of the iabsr slasher who penr q,
} the above comments. Tie animus af IN,
article lies IN the fact that the editor o
the paper In connection with somo other
owed Oarnell large sum OF money, while
8 tell due ana they would not pay, and requisite
D him to knock oil some three or four hundre
dollars, which he agreed TO do provided the
would pay the amount by q certain time, q
he (DarnelD had chance to invest the none
70 a greater advantage. They failed to IA
by IA. time sgreed upon, but still wanted hiI
To deduct thotmouht which lie agreed to do :
0 the chance of Investment was past Hence IN
a opposition of The CO article In justice TO Ill
rost OF those connect Il with the &C. i wi
state that they are perfect gentlemen an
were not parties TO the above transaction.