The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-11-30

the Rocky Mountain Herald since 1868.
THAT INTERVIEW,
CLEVELAND, o., Nov. 20 The interview
referred TO In the letters of Attorney.Gen-
eral Brewster and District Attorney Bliss,
as sufficient cause for the removal of Mar
shal @. y. Henry, first appeared IN the
Youngston News Register, June 18th, and
is as follows:
"What Is there in the statement made by
Bliss that you have been subjected to influ-
ence of John w. Dorsey and had made prom
ises not TO push vigorously the star-route
cases against himY'
Henry-"Not even the substance OF a
shadow, | understand that Bliss
ing drawn in the star.ronte cases Dor
sey called at my office and remained several
hours, and that while there he extracted
from me promises that i would favor him
and not use active measures in assisting
the prosecution. The only time that Dor
sey was ever in my office was on the day
when he called and asked for match TO
light cigar. The deputy in the room that
Dorsey entered arose, and securing box of
matches, tore off the stamp and handed
the box to him. Dorsey said, i guess
i'l take three or tour The dtputv
replied, you can have as many as you
want Dorsey placed several in his pocket
and handed the box back to the deputy.
Dorsey then passed out: | YVES in an ad-
Joining room and recognized Dorseys voice
talking to the deputy, but he didn't come
into the room, neither saw nor heard me,
nor made any inquiry after me. That is
all there is to this sensation that Bliss is
trying to make. He don't amount to
much. He is too full of genuine down.
right meanness to ever amount to ANYTHING
as q man. He is a, fellow, whom Horace
Greeley suggested should be branded De-
coy Bliss and the appellation suits him
we'll. His efforts to override the most COM
mon laws of decency have been met by a
stern rebuke by Judge Wylie each time he
attempted to carry on his bravado in court.
Judge Wylie is a stern old Nirginian, incor-
ruptible as justice, and news to the line
no matter where the chips may fall. When
Bliss intimated that the defendants IN the
star-route cases were in court through con-
nivance of their attorneys, Bob lngersoll,
one of the counsel arose and pointing his
finger at Bliss, while his eyes sparkled
with suppressed passion, Numbered out
That's lie, and you are a liar Bliss
covered like a dog, and had still further
cause to regret his insinnatlon when Judge
Wylie gave him q most singing reprimand.
Any person whom Bliss distrusts, and |
have yet failed to find one he does not, is
liable to, at any moment. fee! the venom OF
his treacherous tongue coming from some
quarter. 1t is probable that he
even suspects himself at times, as when he
carries his pocket-book in his, his LEI lsft
SSadst his ow sysdi h iss left han
through fear that it may give
HIM the slip and get hold of the money
without his being aware of the fact. Bliss
was continually trying to hedge and throw
distrust upon the administration OF Presl-
dent Garfield, and those who know Bliss
best pay but little attention to the pom
pous fellow"
sLEIGHING GOOD.
NEW York, Nov. ga snow.storm to
day extended from the lakes to the Allan
tic. In the interior sleighing is good.
CLERICAL LoTHARIo.
LOUISVILLE, KY, Nov. 26,-The Courier
Journals special from Ellzabethtown, Ken
tucky, saws: A sensation WAS caused by
d. Hill, of Carthage, Missouri. charged
with embezzlement,. who had with him, at
time arrested, Mrs. Maggie McGill, wife, OF
another Carthage man. 1t IS alleged That
Wharton is the father of fifteen children
and the woman mother OF three, all left
behind them. Wharton has been about
Elizabethtown several days and took
prominent part in religious meetings. He
Is said to be minister of the. Methodist
Church porth.
MINOR BUT INTERESTING NEWS NOTES.
CuIcAGo, Nov. 27.-The Snow was quite
general yesterday. In the northwest up 10
six inches had fallen. IL is cold and threat
ening further fall to-day. Trains have not
been much delayed.
Osgood, broker, in his will makes the fol-
lowing beauests To his wife, $500 900, be-
sides his houses, furniture, etc, to his SIS
ter Elizabeth Ann, 200,OOOi to bis sister
Nancy, 100000; to his sister Pauline,
$500, 60O to his brothers Franklin and WI
liam, 100000 to Jones W. Plattt, $2Oo,OuO,
for the benefit of his brothers and sisters.
CHIcAGo, Nov. 27.-General Hamilton V.
Eldridge, distinguished soldier, lawyer
and citizen, died this morning
PITTsBURG, Pa, Nov. GA Washington,
Pennsylvania, special says the remains oil
DR.. l.. Thearhart OF Allegheny CITY. were
cremated in the lie Moyne furnace ibis
morning. The body reached Washington
at III O'Clock and was taken Immediately TO
the crematory, and, after religious services,
the body was wrapped in sheet saturated
with alum water and placed at II O'Clock,
and in two hours the incarceration was pro-
nounced complete, This was the fifteenth
cremation in lie Moyne's crematory. Most
of the persons cremated were Germans;
BLOOMINGTON, ILL.,, NOV: H'Ebx,hev.
Hoffman. who was expelled from the clergy
for unclerical conduct, refused to attempt
20 appeal, declaring that spite and mallg-
nacy instead of Christian justice has been
awarded him. This ends the ecclesiastical
trial, but the criminal case still impends.
DETROIT, Nov. 27.-Ten inches OF snow
fell at sheboygan last night.
New YORK, Noy. I;LIhomia as, L ,;ahs
WASHINGTON, Pa, Nov. N.-The fifteenth
cremation at the. LeMoire crematory, oc'
Cured to-day. The body was that OF Dr:
Lorenzo Thehart, a retired physician OF
Allegheny City, aged, 70 years; lie was
born in Germany, took part in the revolu;
ton of 1913, was forced to exile with Carr
Schwartz and other prominent persons,
Commenced practice in Allegheny City in
1866, and had reputation as good physi,
clan with pure character. He advocated
cremation for many years, and requested IN
his will that his body be burned. The body |
arrived here at IL o'clock accompanied
by his three sons, several tlends
and Undertaken Devore. After sn1r.
BODY was placed in the retort at ll;J0
a. M, and the incineration was completed
AT q The ashes will be taken out to-mor- /
row and forwarded TO his friends. About |
twenty-eight persons were present.
Louisville, Nov. ia state convention |
of prohibitionists has been called 70 meet
in this city February 18th, 1883, 70 nomi-
nate state ticket. The COurier-Journals
Campbellsville, Kentucky, special says
Officer William Jones to-day attempted 70
arrest a coloied man. Hurt, on a bench |
warrant. The latter resisted the ofncer ana
defied him in the attempt TO arrest MIN.
Jopes shot and killed Hurt and vas him
self arrested by the town marshal haa 80
examination and was acquitted.
LITTLE Rock, Nov. -. Il. Nolcott, Of
Minneapolis. and q party representing |
syndicate. have inst purchased 4,VoV,Vvy
acres Of Texas lands for agricultural ana
grazing purposes
Grimes and Casualties.
uusT sIAND TRIAL.
CHICAGO, Nov. 27.-In the criminal court