The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-11-10
LATEST rELEeRAMs CONDENSED.

Tuesday afternoon the residence Of Mrs.
Margaret Thiesing, on Brown street, Cincn-
nsti, was burgari0usly entered during her
absence and several valuable articles of
jewelry and watch and chain carried off.
Entrance was effected through rear win
dow.
On Saturday night the police of San
Francisco raided the gambling hells in that
city, in furtherance of q plan to break
up such business in that city. The result
was large number of prisoners found
"hghting the tiger" who were pulled, and
$4,000 in fines were realized to the city.
Some sneak thief broke the window of
the jewelry store of j. 5. Reynolds, at Han
nibal, Missouri, a day or two since, and
made off with several valuable watches and
some jewelry. Reynolds was awakened by
thieves were too quick for him, and made
their escape
An attempt was made a couple of days
since to fire the large block on Main street
White Hall, Delaware, but the attempt was
frustrated by the incendiary putting a
cloth over the hole bored where the fire
had been inserted, and thus preventing n
disastrous conilagration, as the covering
put out the flames.
An interesting but ridiculous libel suit is
progressing at San Jose, California. A Miss
Dixon was rather boisterohs as school
girl, and tho principals Charles III. Allen,
Rotitied her mother she had better with
draw from school, as she was conducting
herself badly. The libel suit was the result
but the whole thing has farcical air about
A special from Sonora, California, says
the down stage from there was stopped ut
O'Clock Tuesday morning and Wells,
Fargo Il Co.'s treasure box was robbed of
5000. One of the passengers was also
robbed of $3.50, but no other passenger was
robbed. The robbers were three medium
sized men and one large man masked in
old sacks.
Under-Sherif Irwin started to jefferson
City, Monday with c. A Malther, CON
yicted in the circuit court of Carthage, Mis-
souri,, Saturday, of attempting to black
mail, and sentenced to two years hard labor
in the penitontiary. Malther is the man
who wrote a letter to John G. Webb, of
Webb City, asking that gentleman for $500,
threatening death il he did not pay,
Joseph Abbott, living at Twelfth and Cen
trail avenues, Cincinnati, was knocked down
by regular Jack Sheppard, named Mike
Mccormick, Tuesday night, on Gilbert ave-
nue., and robbed. Mccormick was riding
q horse, and dismounted, kicked the man
in the jaw, knocking him out of time and
then remounted and rode off. Mccormick
was captured to-day, and locked up on a
charge of highway robbery.
Isaac and Richard Hill, two negroes, are
now IN jail at Vicksburg on a charge of
killing young Daniel A. Cameron, OF
Bovina, at the Oakland place in that county
Monday morning. Cameron became en-.
gagged in difficulty with the negroes when
the latter drew theirrevolvers and fired with
fatal results. In the meantime he fled, but
was pursued and shot twice in the back.
The negroes came near being mobbed.
Deputy Sheriff John Hickman went to
the house of Moses Caten, in Geneva, Ken.
lucky, few days ago to serve court pa
per. Caten resisted and the deputy
sheriff shot him, the ball entering
Just below the right nipple and lodging I'M
der the skin back of the left shoulder. Caten.
however, got In the house. procured his gun
and shot at Hickman, the ball passing
through his clothing Caten is reported as
dead.
A. Gattlab on Tuesday absconded with
$1,000 of the Nicksburg Bank, given by that
on check purporting to have
from Mrs. A. z. Harris, of Ed.
wards, Mississippi, for the endowment
policy held by her late husband against
the knights ofHonor Gattlab clerkcd for
q while in the house of l.. A. Moss, and for
six months was engaged in hunting place.
The thief, after forging the check and OBJ
tanning the money, left for parts unknown.
John Crawford and John II. Burchell,
con,iots in prison for burglary, scaled the
walls Monday afternoon, of the Jefferson
vile, Indiana, penitsntiary, between two
armed guards in the tower. Both got
across the road. Guard Scantlin called
to them to halt, but Crawford kept on run.
ming. After n second cali, McRae fired
killing Crawford instantly. The ball en-.
tered the back of the head, coming out at
the front Burchell was captured and re-
turned to prison.
Information received Friday at Keokuk,
Iowa, from Ferris tells of the ATTEMPTED
outrage of farmers wife, named Kenkel
The assault was made by tramp while
Mrs. kenkel was alone at her home. The
wretch thrcwa blanket over her head and
tried to force her to the floor. The woman
was plucky and resisted him, biting him
badly in the sculllc, and the rascal, finding
that he could accomplish nothing, took TO
the corntield and fled He is being pur.
sued, and If caught will be roughly dealt
with
Last July, A. l.. Hunt, Richmond drum-
mer and Ed. Galloway, the Kimball house
clerk " Atlanta, exchanged shots in the
kimball house bar-room, and the latter
received severe wound in the cheek Hun 4
was indicted forassault with intent to com
init murder, but readily gave bond. Efforts
to compromise FILLED and Galloway was also
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cases were called, it was announced n com.
promise had been effected and both parties
plead guilty to carrying concealed weapons,
and each was fined 500 and the costs BY the