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Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-02-19
DR.. W. "A. THOMPSON,
2f1 CANAL STREET.
NEW ORLEANS, La,

WHERE HE Is PREPARED TO Sue
w eessfully treat all CHRONIC DISEASES, such
as Nasal Catarrh, Bronchitis, Asthma, and all
LUNG AFFECTIONS, and by early applca.
ton 70 one skilled In the treatment Of these dis
eases thousands Of lives have been saved from
that dread disease, Consumption The Doctors
improved method Of INHALATION, with con-
stitntional remedies succeed after all others
all.
PILES, FIsTUIA and FIsSURE cured
without the use OF the knife, Egatnre or canBtie,
free from pain, danger or loss OF time from bnsi-
mesa. These diseases receive special attention,
and cures guaranteed.
Epilepsy or Fits tyeated with wonderful sue.
cess, ~ all cases are carefully examined and
none taken but those Offering good prospects Of
curing.
lmpotency. Spermatorrhea and Sexual Dsbil
ity, treated by medicine alone, has heretofore
proved useless and even Injurious. They dono
good, ID the universal testimony OF oil honest
physicians. Thousands have "d0ctored for
these complaints, and have thrown away their
money and their constitutions together, but the
Doctor combines medical treatment with e3ee.
tricity, the electricity being generated by a
simple electrical apparatus that any one can
use, and by these means nsures success.
Constipation. the bane of so manv lives and
the most prolific source Of ill.health, cured by q
BlUlple Iucbnuu, Win uttlC VI Nv uoN'SlhV'
Diseases Oh women treated by electricity
without pain or exposure.
Structure OF the Urethra apd RectHsn cured
without surgical operation and without pain
Tape Worm, Diseases OF the Kidneys. Bladder
! Private Diseases. Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Ner
vons and Sick Headache Asthma, Weak, Pain
| full and Sore Eyes, without q surgical operation
| Deafness, Noise in the Ears, all Skin Diseases
| Scrofula, Tnmors, Loss Of Voice, etc., success
fully treated by improved remedies.
| Letters Of inquiry must be accompanied Will
| stamp for reply. 1910
| n b No names luade public without TIN
written consent Of the parties.
| The following persons may be referred To-.
| NEW ORLEANS TESTIMONIALS.
Capt. MAX BLANCHARD. Piles. -
JAS. wALLBlLLECH,S upt johnson g Fonp
'' h H. PRTTERsoN, PILOT stnr. Pagan, Piles
MAX BEER, 1853 Canal street, Neuralgia.
Mrs. MILLER corner jackson and Libert
streets, Deaf.
L. DILL, Morgan Railroad Tape Worm.
JACOB BLUM, Bar0nne street Piles.
Capt pHARR Morgan City. Loss OF Voice.
LEO WOLFSON, Craps Bluff, La, Piles,
Col. W. ONEAL, Covingtol, KY, Fistula.
W. +. SHROCH Goodman Miss, Piles
J. SWIM. Main street. Cincinnati Fiss"F'
| BYRON EASTMAN, Mercer, Ky, Structure
j. b. ROSS. Ben Lomond Miss, Piles.
JAS. ALDRfCH, Covington. KY, Diabetes
A. FREEDMEN. Bastrop La, Piles.
Sd GORDON, 1872 Walnut street, Cmei'
natl o., Catarrh,
j. I. HAWKINS, Mason, Tenn, Dischare
from the Ear.
J,B. WILSON, Alton, KY, Epilepsy.
G. y. HICKERS0N, vicksburg Mississippi
Asthma.
j. IT. WARREN, Carrollton, Tennessee, Bro
chitis.
IT, SHIP Owen, KY, Scrofula.
20" Office hours from 8 A. NJ. to =. NJ.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-02-19
IMPERIEED ON A PRAIRIE IN
MONTANA.
A Young Mail.Carrier's Struggle for
Life Through Three Feet of Snow.
and without Food for Three Days.
Salt Lake Utah Herald, Jan. q.

Salt Lake q tam Herald, Jan, -.
The following is the greater part Of a
letter received here by Mr.. Charles H.
Basset from his son w. H., who is in
the mail service in northern Montana.
The young man is but % years Of age,
and the simple and unaffected manner
in which he relates his thrilling expe-
rience shows that he not only possesses
o great deal ofcourage, but also q great
deal of genuine mauliness:
VIRGINIA CITY. MONTANA, JAN. ~, ISL.
Dcm fdthr In answer to your Ques-
tons, ! will endeavor to give You some
particulars. At the time ] wrote to
mother December y | was showed in
at Fire Hole, and was there about ten
or twelve days. Two of us then sue
Ceeded i'll getting over the mountains
with three horses and snOw-shoes, and
we arrived at River Side station that
day. On the day following, Marshall,
the boss, came in from Henry Lake with
two men and fifteen horses. They had
been six days on the road, a distance of
thirty miles. He then ordered me to
start out the following morning on
horseback, to the lake. l objected, and
told him thought it impossible for a
horse to get through, and asked for a
pair of snowshoes. He then became
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Who IL Mrs. WinsIuw?

AS this question is freq 4cnty asked, we
Will simply say that she Is lady W 0 TOR L.
wards off rty yea has uutrinl ly devoted her
time and talents as a female physician and
nurse ptinc pally among children. she has
especially stuffed the constitution and wants
Of tiis mum rous class, and, as result of this
effort and practical knowiedse obtained in a
Ii etme spent as u nurse a; physician, she
has compounded otning syrup for chill
dren ethi 1g. 1t operates ike ms ic--giving
rest and ha9lth, ard is IN recover, sure o
,eguiaIe the bowels. In Con eqnence Of this
article, Mrs. Wio.l,w is becoming world re-
nOwned az benefaotlr t her race chi rem
certainly do rise up and bless he ;eapecia'ly is
this the Gaze in this city Vat quantities of
III soothi syrup are daily sold and USED
here. We think Mrs. Winsluw S imm r
tai zed her nam. ty tuis vuuahLe article,
and we 81 'e,ely hni-ve thousands Of chi d.
rem have buen we'd from an carlj grave by s
timely use, and That miiliO"s yet unborn viii
share Its benefits, and unite in ling her
blessed. y mother mas discharged her duty
t. her suffe ing little one, In o opinion,
until .ha has givrn 1t he b II fit OF Mrs.
inslow's 500 h'ng syrup Try it, mothers
try it naw.-I.ailes' Visitor, " W York City
Sold by ell dr. ggs 20 cents bottle.
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-..a--z-za---A----<~s
RAILROAD mEEsiN"'
A committee Of Three Appoi"'e"
to ODfer with the Texas a. NJ. Louis
Marrow Gauge Railroad Directory

A committee Of Three App0fnte"
to confer with the Texas & ~. Louis
marrow Gauge Railroad Directory
Another citizens meeting was held at the
B GARD of Trade rooms last evening for the
purpose Of discussing the question and
taking action tending toward the bringing OF
the Texas 81 ST.. Louis narrow gauge road
from Mount Pleasant to this city.
Capt Lsake called tho meeting 10 order and
exp aia,d that it was meeting adjourned
from Wednesday night for the purpose OF
bringing the Texas & St. Louis narrow-gauge
railroad from Mount Pleasant
to Dallas, and stated the propo-
si,ion of Governor Hubbard briefly, and said
no action was taken last night, and it
remained for them to take action in the
matter The chair stated that the meeting
was open for suggestions from those present.
Tho chairman said he was ready and willing
to subscribe what he was able to give him>
self-would give five per cent. OF
his assessed properly. Captain Lem
mon said the road WAS a
necessity 10 Dallas, and the peopl. should be
awakened to it. IT it did not come here i.
will 90 some where else--to Fort Worth or
Piano. Rather than zee 1t go to Fort Worth
via. plsno, they had better pay 100000
But the demons rations of the people were
auy,hirg but encouraging to the
com ui,tee Just now He suggested that
they send a committee to Tyler to confer
with the directory OF the road, which meets
at TYLER on the 9th, and see if Governor
Hubbard, at orney for the road, would be
allowed TO CONS between Paramore and the
people of Dallas, and it was moved and Sec
opded that a committee of three be appoints
ed, Major Helm said it did not seem that
the prooosiLion had taken hold on the body
of the people, only the large property hold
ers seemed TO be interested. The people did
not SCI m to be- public spirited Neglected
opportunities was ten the doom Of towns,
The railroads of Dallas are in the hands
OF Gould. They wanted com.
peting line. Paramore and Hubbard are 10
perfect accord. What is Huboard's ultima
;um is Psramore's ultima'um
Capt Mar ney though Governor Hubbard
knew what be was dong when he made the
proposition. He thought it best to ofe Hub
bard go Il uch money and let him purchase
Tho right of way and secure the depoL
groun0s. The proposition of Mr.. Lennon
was put 70 a vote aud carried. The CHAIR APP
pointed Col. @. s. Mitchell, CSpt
w. Ii. CASTOR, SAMUEL Robinson,
rs committee to meet Governor Hubbard
and The directory at Tyler ON the 21!h inst.
Mr. Plowmau moved that the chair be EN-
powered to fill any vacancies that may &C.
cur on the committee or add others to 1t it 1t
saw proper. Carried.
Captain Lennon offered. he following res
olution which was adopted:
Resolved, That the committee be author
iz.d to guarantee to the directory of the
Texas 81 st. Louis narrow gauge railroad that
Dallas will donate depot grounds and the
right of way through the city and county.
The meeting a6j ,ut ned gu jecs TO the call
of the committee.
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WO LGNAlHLS
And their culiarIties.- Confined for
Iwenty Years.

And their Pccul,arIttes.-CO lOr
Iwenty Years.
County Judge Burke received letter yes
terday from DR. Graham, superintendent OF
the luhatic asylum at Austin, stating there
was room in that institution for two from
this County.
Monday evening Judge Burke will send
down Miss Matilda Frost ard Frank Obe-
mer.
Mics Frost, who hiss been kept by her faith
err, and who is growing old and poor, has been
a ravisg maniac for over twenty five years,
and has been conaned for ut least twenty
years. She has great aniipathy to clothes
or covering of any kind and tearing off every
thing that was put on her, sbe has gone in
a nude stste all the time, ard her people
have made her as comic table rs circum-
stances would permit Her parents live
near the Collin county line.
+ ank Oh m-r IS ynupg man whose
mind was jured by being thrown from a
horse near Mesquite last February His
head struck on a rock, and his mental
faculties have been waning ever since. He
has never SPOKEN since save the word mo"
which he utters TO every question asked him.
He declines TO eat, and bis food has to be
forced down him. This leaves three lunatics
ID the all and one on the poor farm.
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iichIns PiIes- symptoms nnd GER
The symptoms AFRO moisture, Ike pefep
ration, intense itching, lnoreastd by scratch
ing. very dlstfessinl, particularly y. nigh
IA VI pin worms wore crawling In and abou
the roctumi the private parts ato sometime
affected, " allowed 10 continue, very sefiOu
results may follow "Dr. SwayDe'a All.hesl
ing Ointment isa pleasant sure cure. Also
for letter, itch, salt rheum, scald head, cry
slp-,-- .,rn,iona pr;,A bf cents
crus,y, cutaneour -"onons ir'ee ~ =, oen Nv,
three boxes for 81 25. SEM Nv h'''' :" on,
address on receipt of price in currency, Oh
three cent postage stamps. Prepared only
by DR.. Swsyne & Son, $50 North Sixth
street, Philadelphia, Pa. TO whom letters
should be addressed. Sold by all prominent
druggists.
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Fan of n komnambuIist.

John Wilson, Of Denton, who arrived in
the city Wednesday morning, met with .
serious accident that night which came very
near terminating his life. BE put up at q
boarding house in East DAIlss, kept BY
Geoere DsBeck, and retiredto bi' room early
In the nishf. He Is . somnsnbulist and
about IL o'clock be srose from BIS BED N nis
slumber and began 10 walk shout when be
walked out Of 9 door in The sec
ond story, falling a distance
of some fftesn feet susisiD-
fpe serious irjuries. His fall svoke
the inrustss Of the house. and be vss isksn
in and a physician sent for 70 look sfier his
injuries. DR.. BIB attended the uufortu-
nste msn and dressed bis bruises and pre-
scribsd for him. Fortunately, no bones we're
broken. At last be vss doing - well -
could be expected under the eircumstsn-
ces. lie l. thought h be Injured internally.
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A False Alarm.

II was mooted about the court house
Yesterday that w. Robinson, the jurymsn
who was arrested and jailed on the charge
of having been bribed by the defendant in
the case of The state We. j. len, charged
with keeping disorderly house. had signi
fed his willingness and intention TO turn
states evidence ana maze clean breast ct
the whole affair. A messenger was sent
pest haste after County Attorney Seay who
twas rusticaIing some five miles Out IN the
country and he came 10 TO hear what X b
inson had TO cay. Robinson was brought
out before the county attorney, tut de.
clintd TO make any such statement ard said
20 HERALD reporter that the statement
that he was sbou, to mske any such state
ment was false from beginning TO end, ye,
there ere parties who insist that he did
make such talk.
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Kicked by n Mule

A messenger came into the city early yes
tsrday morning at brsak-neck speed for a
physician to go out on the Mckinney road
some eight miles and see Mr.. Talbot. a
Collin county farmer, who had been badly,
and il is feared fatally, kicked by one of his
mules Hs had stopped at the point where
the accident occurred and csnped for the
night, and while htchirg up his team TO
resume his trip to this city, one of the AMI.
mails got the lines tangled in its feet and
when Mr.. Talbot attempted to disengage
them, it kicked him once in the head and
again in the right side. He would have been
killed outright but for the fact that be was
too close 70 the animal for it to get fair play
al him
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The proof Of the pudding is the chawing oil
the bag durham, the great Smoking Tobacco
Crntre IA sttuf ted In ire 4th internal revenue
oils met Of Nor b ar dina, xbicn I'm faces II
coantIe-. ana in these n ctunties there are
rs legist.red msnufseto lee Of tobecc1. 1hs
Internal revenue p,,ta 20 the genert govern
ment by these fsctOries. tor the seal sr' nd
ing June SON. 1879, an intel 10 ssis,45O.s }
eight huDdred and tevshv -hloe
,housand four hu dred and eighty
dotIsrs and eiRhty-one cnts OF
his amount the IN n act arera Of the g lebrht-
81 BLAt KWtLL's FIR GRANT DURHAM
BULL SMOKING HOBACyO, Messrs: W ~
Black We 4 A Co, alone p ID tRt2sID 80 I'VE
hundred and fOTty-two tbonsaDd seven hun
ored and twenty dollais and tgeu' y-iOur o|nts.
n ore than double the amount paid BY tbe ON
or "A otOrie- comb ne paid lhis nee9s no
comment. Tbese facts snCw mo- cOl elusive
~ VINO n is At Durham IN matss SMOKING
Tobacco that meets 20 the fullest extent The pop
ular demand
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ror the fanatic Aaylun,,

Sheriff Maddox, Of 1'arsbs county, pared
through the city yesterday having IN ct..rpo
William Wallace, adIudged Iuns'i.c In that
county, whom no was taking " the asylum
At Austin. for the Insane. Tho unfortunate
man has been subj lot 10 d. for the pn,t
eight years, and Of late he has grown worse
so rapidly thai u was found necessary to tsko
MIN 70 ,ae asylum. At one time 10 life he
was man Of good intellect, above the av, r
age man, but from some unknown cause his
mind gradually beg.n to fail him and he
eventually became perfectly insane.
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As Steve HOwsrd, sB old negro who lives
on The Cedar Hin rOsd, We going home Last
night, be vss overtsksn BY three trsnPs,
who vsIkei slong with him for ~bie. when
one Of thsm struck him over the
head with . besvy waking stick,
kno, King him down. Stsvs's dog
vhich hsd not been nOtined up 70 this tims
bV tbs men. sprung =, The msn and seized
him by TIE thros, be otbsr tvo mso 81
.b-utt hooking the dog Of tbsir compsuiOn
.bsn The deg sprsrg - one q hen snd bIi
hin fssrfuny. Oid Steve vss nov On his
- sud Win lsrRs club came
~ ths sssistsncs of his trusty DOC. A pretty
Iivri, knockine. biting. crossing and eursing
vs. ksps I'd fOrs sbils bet ne rooosrs
e,.lIv - A ineiOriDus rstrsst lstvinR
"a stsvs s1d ms fsithful he vi-so-t
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snaw,s Heirs W. the II q II. OR. r.

To The hdltor OF the HERALD.
Il your issue of the 22ud inst your repor-
ter falls into error as to the amount Of recov-
cry in the case of Knowles Shaw We the Il d
T. G, railroad company The judgment was
for Sll, 900; no compromise has been made;
the case is now in the supreme court
The folding ofthe pass issued 10 Knowles
Shaw shows the uncertainty OF testimol y.
A half fare ticket could only be sold 10 shaw
upon the production of the paper. yet w
X. Wheelock, the former agent Of the ii d
4. G. railroad compsny, In his deposition
read upon the trial of the Gaze swore TO the
best of his belief be sold to Knowles Shaw
a haif fare ticket, sud Captain Lasher, con
ductor,swore upon The. trial of said csse, that
to the best Of bis belief, be collected Of
Knowles Shaw on the trip half fare cket
The case turned upon this point, as under
the charge of the court there could be no
recovery If Shaw was travelling on bali
re tick {, and except from the fact that
Kirk B.x.er, fellow-psssepger with
Knowles Shaw. having seen The ticket upon
which Knowles Shaw was travelling and
proving that il was full fare ticket, Sbsv's
heirs would have recovered nothir z in the
suit. snd il would be but poor sstlsfs ton 70
them now TO know they we're defeated, BY .
STATE of facts that are shown BY the finding OF
the psss never TO have existed.
A. II. FIELD,
Attorney for Shas's heirs.
Dallas, July p.
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Down Town Merchant.

Hsving passed several sleep'ess nigbtsi as
turbsd By the agOnies sHd cries ~ q sunsrns
cffld AID becoming convinced that hrn
WInsiow's sOOfhiug syrup Was iust the All
Gle needed, urocur supply for tne cnlo-
~ reschfng home and scquaintlng be vile
Win VIA Re "a done. she r-fuseo 20 nsve ~
sd0lni .lered 20 the child, - she vas strnDgiy
~ fasor OF Home pafhy. That .Ent The ehl a
rras.ed In suffering, and NE pfrenas vi gui
en- RerurnIns home The d-y following the
fsffsr fund the baby stlli wo-re; lnd while
r-r,farrr1atina anutler sieeliess nlEnt tne
rn1r6sr steppsd from The fyOfn o. atie11 %
sr,roe domestic duties. and left ine iatnef VIII
ss,e AID During Der ahsenc- he adTlri--
80 a =, irffgu a. fhs Soothing syrup 20 the
49,. nd aid n0fhlng That night Al hands
- -. - erd ne u tie fel0w auote IN the
,5,oruinr brIEbf and hsppy- 1ne rnofbeI va
a.-IIshf-d with ms su0cen ana Eonderi1l
1890 4. q slfh0uzh q nrst ofeuoed ~ m
~ MIN rIructice1 upyn her, rs c0Dtnned
- - ~ rfrr md 81 ferinE II M nanies an
rss1I-u. rirhts hsTe lsspp-artd elngls "a
- "a. egrur never - fAliec 70 reliets -
babT, sne gvsrcolne lle Yr-zoos Il =. - :.
rBofker. sid ~ al DruEFnn = c-nh
nrffIa.
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Iha DrOulh.

Crest complaint goss up from the farm
ers The cotton crop is beginning to suffer
from tho drou,h, and corn is badly injured,
but owing to the fact that a
larger acreage than usual was plant
ed, there will be plenty of corn
for home consumption, and 1t will not be
more than fifty cents per bushel. Many
fields are simply burnt up. and several fields
have caught FIRE and burnt. The farmers
are considerably discouraged and ia low
spirits IL there had been good rains the
corn crop of North Texas would have been
simply immense,
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The Wreck On tho Texas e. Pacific
Railroad.

The train wreck on the Texas u Pacific
rosd ahich occurred Wednesday, ITO miles
west of Colorado City, was serious one.
Three men were killed outright and two
have die 81, ce. The wounded, of whom
there are five, will be brought to Dallas this
mornir q and put under the care Of the city
physician, DR.. Field. Mr.. McAdsmson
arrived in the city yesterday evening and
made arrangements for taking care of the
wounded. The dead are Martin Schneider,
John Kelley and Tnoms Mus so.
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sbiioh's U"n.ss IN o :,Om cure.

Thisis beyond question the nost successiu
Cugh Medicine we have ever sold, FEW
doses invariably cure the worst cases OF
Drough Group, and Bronchitis, while 8
wonderful success 10 the cure of c assumption
is without parallel in the his ory of medi-
clue. Sinceits first discovery it has been
sod On guarantee, a test which no other
medicine can stand. Ifyou haves cough we
earnestly ask you to try it. Price 10cts., 30
cts, and ST. 90. If your lungs are sore, chest
orbacz, lame, use Shiloh's Porous Plaster
Price 25cts Sold by Hickox u House
druggists Cos Main street. Dallas.
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GAINfSvILEE,
Correspondence ofthe Herald.
n.,,,, xtUtYu

CorrespOndence of the IIerald,
c.,yv,vrIIr JnIv % 1891.
o.,--.,. :. -; m. go. ,o
"aho'''ii' 10 oooin'ns' "0 'o'' org
filled with building material ana In rev
weeks longer the square Will be surrouuded
bya solid brick wall. People mere are all
wiie-s wake, go-head citizens, not 10 be out
done by any town In the state, OF It's SIZE, age
and experience.
Cst,ie shipping is now the all in all.
$50 900 head will be shipped from this point
this season. T ON ono to FIVE trains y day
leave here now, but with that, other matters
are not neglected. The 70 BRICK business
houses now here will be 100 bv
fall. People here worship in nine chuIcbesE
10 uh;,o a,d .b.oo on,',oa rrho ,,.,o.l
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Save Yen Hatr-keep IL Beautiful
The "London Hair Color Restorer" Is
he most delightful srtic lever introduced TO
to American people and is totally different
from all other hair restorers, being entirely
free from all impure ingredients that lender
many other articles tor the hair obnoxious.
Where badues., or falling of the hair exists,
or prematurely grayness from sickness, or
other causes, its use will restore the natural
you hful color, and Cause healthy growth,
cleansing the scalp from all impurities, dam
druf, &C., at the same time m'st pleasing
and lasting hair dressing, fragrantly perfum-
ed, rendering the hair soft and pliable making
it an indispensable article in every toilet Ask
you druggist for London Hair Color Restor-
err Pri e, Is cents n bottle. Six bottles, S4.
Main depot for the United Ststea, $50 North
Sixth street.. Philadelphia.
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vonarm oAuear.

NJ. n. D,eyfaa. wbo fieeced Two nat
las citizens VITA fofged 1rners' A.
rested ~ ~, Louis
A short tine ago M. NJ pfe,ffCas. rather
forward and laxative Young man, WAS a
resident ofthis city, He was In the employ
Of DIR. Tilmsp, ali I'm street whole,r."
LIQUOR merchant, and boarded at the 81.
George hotel. Ills board bill fell due, and
the clerk gave him gentle hint to that eff
feel, when he handed to Mr.. Mcleod the
proprietor n ote 10 which DR.. Tillmsn's
name was signed. The note asked that
Drey fus be permitted to. board on up to
certain date. and that he (Dr.. Tillman)
would gee that it was settled. This was sat-
isfsctory and he continued to take his meals
and sleep in the house up to the i5.h OF
last month when he skipped the
town. In the meantime, however,
he paid $35 dollars on his board bill, about
half the amount due. He was given money
ny bis employer to purchase his drummers
liceJse hieh he is charged with appro-
priatiog, and forged an order TO which ne
sgued DR.. Tillmsn's name and wn'ch
was addressed to Mr.. l.. Craddock
on which no got $40. He told Mr.. Grad
dock that the bank WAS closed, and that his
employer only wanted the money for that
night, and would return 1t the next DAY.
Well, IS before stated. ns skipped out, and
City Marshal Arnold sent te!egrams to St.
L ,uis and the other largcy cities, to the chiefs
If police to look out for and arrest him.
Last night he r ceived the following telegram
from the chief of police of st. Louis
st. Louis, Mo, July 22nd, 1881.
j. G. Arnold, CT y Marsh al of Dallas
M. Nj Dreyfas arrested, come on at once
with papers. Answer
FERD X. KENNETH,
Chief of Police.
Marshal Arnold will start an officer to-
dsy for St. Lpuis to bring him back.