The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-11-12
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been arrested at Clinton, in that state, for
perjury.
David Jones. in Columbus, Ohio, was ar
rested on the sth inst. for forgery to the ex-
tent of 5000.
At Taylorsville, Indiana, on Wednesday
morning, Henry West was killed by falling
under the cars.
Paul Boynton arrived at Kansas City on
Wednesday evening, being the first place
stopped at since he left st. Joe.
At Tusoola, Illinois, on Wednesday Miss
Florida b. Jones was married to Mr'
Fillmore G. Porch, of Somerset, Ken
lucky.
James T. and Patrick Maloney
have been arrested ut Detroit,
for cutting timber in the northern part OF
the state.
1t was young negro who ravishcd
Mrs. KenkeI at Adrian, Illinois, last
Monday. He was arrested at Peoria and
confessed the crime.
]. l.. Snipes, prominent real estate and
pension agent of Plainfeld, Illinois, has
left for parts unknown, to avoid arrest for
swindling pensioners.
Mr.. A. Bryan, of Dewitt, Iowa, was
killed day before yesterday by being thrown
out of coal wagon and run over. He
was a well known farmer there.
At Mexico, Missouri, ON the Sth inst,
Miss Annie Lee Woodward, of that city and
Mr.. Church G, Bridgeport, of Chicago, were
married at the Christian church in Mexico.
The jury in the case of Charles s. Fisher,
now being tried in Cincinnati on the charge
of adding bogus ballots to the count,
failed to agree, for acquittal and for
conviction.
In the case of Lord & Williams, at Tue
SON. A. r., II. b. Clailin & Co., of New
York, take the stock at $4,000 and will pay
the creditors fifty cents on the dollar, on
this day, the 18th inst.
William Hunnerwaddle, of Hunnerwaddle
4 Williams, has mysteriously disappeared
from Quincy, Illinois, leaving wife and
two children. Domestic troubles produced
by relatives is said to be the cause.
At Joplin, Missouri, Melville Briley, en-
gineer for Green & Shoten, fell into pump
shaft and was drowned, on the Sth inst.
He was "a years of age, and his remains
will be sent to TT. Scott for intermcnt,
Sedalia, Missouri was made lively last
Wednesday by the union of Miss lizzie Il.
Allen, daughter of one of its most promi-
nent merchants, to Mr.. l.. d. Mayhem, a
popular young business man Of St. Louis.
Mr.. Frank Troutman OF Eminence, Ken
lucky, couple ofdays ago fell suddenly on
the street in Charleston, Illinois, dying
few moments after. He was u lawyer, and
on his return from the river convention at
st. Louis, visiting his brother in Charleston.
At 0wingsvile, Kentucky, on the Sth
inst, Jacob Rodgers killed VIM. Il. Royce
by three shots from pistol. A young
woman by the name of Jennie Burke,
whom Royce had been keeping, was the
cause of the trouble.
One w. C. Carter arrived in Cincinnati on
the Sth inst from Toronto, representing
several business firms there, to arrest
Aaron Freindich, who failed in Chicago
last year frauduently in the sum of $780,
600, paying nothing.
a NEGRO named William Russell assaulted,
with intent TO commit rape, a Mrs. Hutchi-
son, near the Kentucky Military Institute,
last Wednesday. He knocked her down
with ashovel broke her arm and shot her
in The shoulder He was captured and
lodged in jail
Jonathan Denny, of Lancaster, Kentucky,
man GO years of age, was severely
kukluxed on Wednesday night by being
tied to his bed and whipped numerically
by a crowd headed by his daughter who
was opposed to his marriage, whicl. was to
have taken place the day following
Owing to hight receipts at the Atlanta
exposition the executive committee Of the
exposition have discharged six employees,
cut down Director-General Kimball' S salary
500 per month lowered Secretary Ryck-
mans salary to half-mast. and reduced Sam
Small's, secretary to Kimball, to such low
figure that he has resigned and become city
editor of the Constitution
Nelson Hooper, brakeman of freight
train, was killed on Wednesday evening
near Anderson, South Carolina. He was
standing on top of a car as il passed n
bridge which spans the road when the
structure knocked him in the head,
killing him instantly. When the
train arrived at Pendleton he was searched
for, being found on the top of the car,
Hon. Henry Storrs, interviewed at Chi.
cago couple of days ago upon his arrival
direct from Washington city, speaking of
the new cabinet said he was satisfied there
would be an entire change with the exccp-
ton of Mr. Lincoln. lie also thought there
would be radical change in the treasury
department and also in the collector of
customs at Chicago, but not in the collect.
orship of internal revenue there.
AT the 81. James hotel, Kansas CITY, on
"Wednesday night, j. ii. Russell shot and
killed John I. Smarr The former was of
the firm of Benton Il Russell, who kept the
Theater ComiQue livery stable but lately
lived in Quincy the latter was young
man about thirty years of age and of the
firm of H. G. Roberts 4 Co., grocers. The
difficulty grew out of q suit in court where.
in Smarr on the witness stand made dis
paraging allusion TO Russell.
A fashionable wedding took place in st.
Louis, on Wednesday at St. Vincent
church, the contracting parties being Julius
Schotten, of William Schotten Il Co., and
Miss Pauline. Feldmann, of 9lS Carroll
street, Grand high mass was celebrated at
that church and numberless valuable pres
ents were made. In the evening of the same
day Mr.. Charles ii. Houston and Miss
Mollie White, both Of st. Louis, were also
united in marriage. Miss White Is n niece
oil Mr.. John Schudder, and her husband
nephew Of Mr.. Milton Moore.
Mrs. Annie A. Smithton, of Auburn n.
Y, writes 81 had doctored for years and
tried various advertised remedies for my