The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-10-26
49, Loulsi A Chapter Of Reality when
Ecllpscs Romance y wo I,rollI-
ers Meet After Years
Of Separation.
Honston;. Mysterious Disappearance
ola Wealthy aud Aged Stranger
Other Happenings.
Austin: Capital State Fair IN Full
Blast Yesterdays Races and
Awards.
Mr.. Gould and His Satellites liz
spect the Railways Of the Mound
City.
Galveston: An Explosion and its Con.
sequences-Mercantile Notes.
San Antonio: Scene In the united
States Court Room.
Denton: A Farmer Relieved of His
Wallet.
and Other Interesting Specials.
San Antonio: A Scene in the United
States Court Room.
Denton: A Farmer Relieved of His
Wallet.
and Other Interesting Specials.
st. Louis.

Special to the Herald
ST. LOUIS, October 24.-Jay Gould, A. l..
HOPKINS, yice-president Of the Wabash;
R. S. Hays, senior vice-president OF the
Missouri Pacific; r. G. Clowry, general
superintendent OF the Western Union tele-
graph company, and Lieutenant Comman-
der G.. w. Miller, Of the United States
navy. arrived at the Union depot about 10
a. M. to-day, having come by special tram
In the private cars Convoy" and "Presl-
dent from Decatur this morning. where
they spent last night. The party are on
the arrival at the Union depot, commenced
their rounds in company with Superintend-
emf a. w. Dickinson. They went over all
the Union depot and bridge compa-.
MES property on both sides OF
the river, giving it seemingly
a closer look than is the wont OF former IN
spectors. Mr.. Gould was heard to ask at
The Union depot when in the baggage de-
partment, whether that is all the space
You have" The reply that sit isl elected
no further remark from him. but the i'm
preston he left is that in his opinion the
facilities are entirely 100 limited, ana an
enlargement may be looked for soon. sat,
Z isiaction at the management was e1presseu
in about so many Words and the party
without coming up town or even getting
out of sight of their cars, went down TO the
Missouri railroad machine shops where din
ner was served III their private car. 80
rapid and quiet have been Mr.. Gould S
movements that nobody ,, knew ANY any
th5ias Of Even h,m when be- ms the wars cars
with the magnates aboard, We're standing
in the machine shops yard, the foreman
and hands were oblivious OF their presence,
although all were expecting him soon. a.
A. TalnIage Joined the party, ana they leit
about p. m, and go direct TO Omana
over the new branch of the wabash,
through southwestern Iowa. The report Is
that thence they 60 to San Francisco. Mr..
Could it is claimed, is taking more than
usual interest in the California ROADS at the
present time.
A remarkable meeting took place in the
rotunda of the Laclede hotel to-day; Cap
tain Moses Hilliard, OF Texas, had Just
registered when the clerk said to him that
5 IAN old gentleman pointing to a party
standing near wants TO see you" Captain
Moses turned and said: do you wish to
see me?p mo, sir; don't know You"
"This is your brother" interrupted the
clerk, as he introduced Captain Moses
Hilliard. one of the most extensive stock
raisers OF central Texas, to his own brother'
Captain Fred billiard, of st. Louis oplspo,
California, whom he had not seen IN thirty
eight wears, Captain Moses billiard was at
one time, part proprietor OF the - Laeie eaS
hotel, in this city, but is now running i,oVo
acres of stock-raising land in IeXas;
Captain Fred billiard is a retired :
captain. liyingwith his family at st. Louis
Obsipo, California. In 1874 the brothers
started out from their Connecticut home
to make their fortunes. Captain, Moses
came west to Missouri, while his brother
boarded whaling vessel and made a three
years voyage around the Cape, locating on
The coast Of Chilli He then went up by
way of the Sandwich Islands to San Fran
cisco, and took command OF the hrst meet
Of coast steamers plying along the Pacific
slope. He married a Spanish lady twenty
five years ago, had accumulated goodiy
store Of this worlds goods and retired to
his country home, where he has since iiveo.
The last he heard from his brother Moses
was from st. Louis, and he accordingly
started east few weeks ago to see his
brother and the friends of bis boyhood.
From ST. Louis he telegraphed Captain
Moses at Hubbard, Texas, but that gentle
man had already started for this city on
business connected with his stock farm, SO
that he had no advice of his brothers visit
here until the meeting, as above described