The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-02-16

tom ilioy we're lined by two ifa'gpg ent
lie three lumpod on Cheney, knocked hin
down and f0bbed him N $40. Cheney
went badk ~ fhe Ciiy late In The eYonlnf
fopOfiOd tlio l0ts ~ Ciiy Marshal Nplkmnn,
wlio started IN pursuit.. and succeeded w
finding them eleven miles south NJ ihnl
place IN farmers barn one hundred nnd
J and eleven dollars NJ the money were
found on The robbers, who are now IN jall'
| A Yankee who had settled In the west
/ having told nn Etgllshman that lac had
| shot on one particular occasion ~ pigeons
| his interl0cuior asked why he did not make
| II thousand NJ once "No" said he, mot
| likely I'm going 10 tell lie for one pigeon
Whcrcupon the Engishman, determined
not 10 be OutdOnc, began 10 tell long story
Ola man having swan from Liverpool 70
Boston. Ibid you see him2' asked the
Yankee. "Of course did; ! was coming
across and our vessel passed him out OF Dos
ton hurbor." well, I'm glad you saw. him,
stranger, COS yer a.witness that ! ala IT,
That was me w
William Leader, son of the proprietor Of
the University Boat House, on Onondaga
Lake, Syracuse, n. y, became jealous of a
girl-an inmate of house of ill-iame, on
Walton strcct-and went to the house IN
state of intoXcation at 1 o'clock the other
aiterHOon with the avOwed purpose OF kill
ing his mistress. After several Intellectual
attempts to gain admission he effected an
entrance, and shot the girl, Nellie Iait,
alias RYAN, of Oswego, and also shot the
proprietress of the house. Leader then
He'd, seeking refuge in his fathers house,
where, on reaching his bedroom, he fired
three shots in his head, inilicting mortal
wounds. Both Leader and the girl VIII DE
At2oclock Saturday morning cool and
daring robbery was perpctrated at the resi-
dence of Mathew Ryan, IT, living on south
Esplanade. LeaYenwOrth, Kansas, IN Il
large mansion standing some distance from
any other residence. Mr.. Ryan was away,
but Mr. Al Callahan, wife and two servants,
besides Mrs. Ryan and her little child,
were in the house. Two men entered Mrs.
Ryan's room and one stood guard while
the other ransacked the room. Mrs. Ryan
aw0lle, but was forced to keep still ut the
point of the revolver. Her little girl also
awoke and was threatened with death II she
made any cutlery. As the men lett the
house Mrs. Ryan sprang from her bed ana
alarmed the house, and Mr.. Callahan chaS-
ed them out of the house. About 2-oo IN
money and goods were taken. No cIew to
the thieves.
The rashness of the young woman who
married Gottung, the murderer, sentenced
to the state prison for ten years recently, IN
San Francisco, has been the talk OF the !
town there for TWO days. 1t seems that her
parents who are in comfortable circum-
stances and have n pleasant home, used
every means to break her intatuation Tor
the murderer, but without effect |
Finally her father forbade her to come |
home. and she engaged poor little room |
on Powell street, where is now living. she |
had adopted the little daughter of the muir
derer, who calls her Mamma" She spent
Sunday in Jail, seeming to take great de- !
light in kissing and hugging the brutal |
looking German before the crowd which |
was assembled in the prison corridor, She
didn't seem discOucerted at furnishing Il
free show in OSCILLATION.
There came very near being riot in the
union depot ut Milwaukee the other day
upon the arrival of the noon train. 1t was
reported that Il number of non-union cigar
makers were TO arrive, and the strikers
turned out, 800 strong, to meet them. ia.
Ascherman was also at the depot when the
train arrived. 1t transpired that only four
cgar-makers were aboard, and they were
Immediately taken in charge by Ascher- |
man. The strikers surrounded the new
corners and tried to induce them to leave |
Ascherman, but they refused. Ascherman !
warned the strikers to not interfere, and 1t Is
alleged that some of them detied, and even |
spit in his face. The appearance OF police |
men put an end TO the proceedings, ana the |
strikers left the depot.