The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-02-02
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@ Onarles Wallas was lodged in iail at
Springfield, Illinois, Monday, on a charge
OF attempting TO pass counterfeit money AT
McLeansboro. :"
The residence Of Rev, Mr.. Bib, in Mont
gomery CITY Missouri, was broken into
sunday night by burglars who secured
twenty dollars and u pair of boots.
Ihe admlttance of Dakota as q state wi
come come up IN congress during this week,
lhere are strong possibilities that the in
iquity admitting her will be enacte |.
Ralph Sawyer, a printer, at Dubuque,
Iowa, was convicted and fined ON Monday
last Tor violating the Sunday law by fishing
ON the Sabbath, A printer ought TO have
known better
Thieves broke into the Catholic church at
Galesburg, Illinois, Sunday night, and
stole the communion service containing the
sacrament, the chalice from the yestry and
despoiled the furniture.
An ordinance in Leavenworth, Kansas
| requiring an occupation tax of LAWYERS and
physicians, has just been decided unconsti-
tional by the police judge OF that city, and,
the limbs OF the law with their friends, the
pill-giyers, are happy,
Two sneak thieves got away with S140
from A. J. Bell, a Peoria, Illinois, druggist
Monday afternoon. One of them engaged
Mr.. Bell III conversation while the other
one absolutely went through the money
drawer.
Alauson b. Wakefield, a noted ST. Louis
gambler, now in the Missouri p.nitentary,
has gone crazy. Brooding over the disgrace
he had brought upon his wife and child by
his conduct upset his mind, and he is now
the crankiest Of the cranky
| R,,,l
Burns, n teanster, We're arrested Saturday
night, at Joplin, Missouri, on a charge oi
stealing large quantity of mineral from
| Wilson Co.'S. mines Burns was captured
with the mineral in his possession.
N. H. Palmer, charged with embeazling
$500 in Kansas, after giving Sheriff Werner,
OF Greenwood county, n long chase through
the Indian Territory, was arrested at Sa-
very, Kansas, Sunday, and jailed He had
S6ll OF the embezzled money on his person
Fred schmidt, printer. broke through
the ice while skating near Leavenworth
Kansas. Sunday, and went down twice, bul
was finally rescued by J. II. Suttor, another
printer who dragged him out by the hair o
the head.
Charles Wilson, 4 brakeman on Chicago
burlington n Quincy railroad train, wa.
Knocked off freight car while crossing tn,
Rock Island bridge, Monday morning. and
falling distance of fifteen feet, was ST.
rlously and possibly fatally injured.
George Fletcher, brakeman on the st
Louis Il Keokuk railroad, who got his foot
fastened in a frog on Saturday night anc
was run over by ilat-car, died OF his in
jnries Sunday night. He was iearfully
mangled but was conscious up to the tim,
of his death.
1t began showing at Memphis at o'clocl
Monday morning, and continued until {.
O'Clock p. m. when ii began to sleet with
five inches of snow on the ground II wa.
the first falling of the winter, and hundred,
people ayailed themselves OF the oppor
tunity of seghing.
Two families of three persons each at VI
olin, Iowa, were poisoned Monday by eat
ing canned cove oysters. The oysters hat
been boiled in putting them up 6y Tia can
ners IN copper vessels, traces of which meta
were found in the oysters. Prompt rene
dies saved their lives
The senator's and congressman of Mis-
souri,, and a delegation from the 81. l.our,
Merchants Exchange, presented to Presi
dent Arthur on Monday u petition for til,
appointment of John +. Cahill, of st. Louis
as minister to Mexico. II was asked i'm tn,
interest OF the commerce between the NV,
republics.
DR.. 7. G. Black, of Clayton, Illinois, wa
attacked in his Office by two unknown mei
on Sunday night aud very seriously cut
Ills assniants left him insensible and sun,
posed him to be dead, else they woul,
doubtless have finished him. lie knows o
no reason why any one should wish to TAX,
his life.
W, H. Bailey was lodged in Jail at Flu!
ton, Missouri, Sunday night on charge OF
killing George Whitaker, near there on IN,
2lst ultimo. He and Whitaker quarrelet
about note Baily had written to young
lady, and going into yard to settle /
Baily killed him with an axe.
st, Joseph, Missouri, seems to be infested
bya gang oflootpads, Monday they stopped
. young man named A. b. Stockwell, IRON
Ray county, on public street, at 9 o'clock
in the afternoon, and robbed him of SIN
aud some valuable papers, and on Saturda,
afternoon last they robbed an old German
named Franks of 81 400.
Sunday night William Tibeau and thrc,
companions, all wild country boys, came /,
town to have some fun. They got prett,
full and started home. On the road
quarrel ensued between two of the bows ant
they got out TO settle II by fight. Will,
they were fighting the team becam
| ilkllltHcu anu run AWAY, lncy ran oil
bridge and were precipitatcd fully twent,
feet below, killing both horses outright an;
mashing the wagon TO kindling wood. Tn
boys stopped their fighting and followe,
after, going until they got home, but iailc,
to find the team Then horses were pro
cured and y search on horseback followed
Monday morning the team was found a
above. The loss OF the horses and ,lamap
to wagon and harness will amount 10 full,
$3.50 or 800.
Revival meetings are In progress at New
castle, Indiana, and among those who wen
forward for prayers on Sunday night was
young man, u stranger In the village, III
remained after the meeting had closed, an,
the minister noticing that he appeared /,
be troubled, questioned him, when th
young man gave his name as Arthu
Thomas. He said he was proies
sional safe burglar from Chicago an,
had come to the village TO rob safes, and tina
day selected the safes Of Il. u. Adams an,
II. ii. Harris 10 operate upon. lie straye,
into church 20 kill time. and the sermon :,
affected him that he desired 10 acknowle,lr
his crime and lead different lie. He toI,
. the sheriff who took him 10 South hen,
that he had recently cracked safes In Kan
kakee and 0rinas, Indiana. Al the latte
place he and his pals secured SM0. IN
shcrifloi Whitley county was telpvrapbc,