The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-11-28

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. | was in an adj
joining room and recognized Dorsey voice
talking to the deputy, but he didn't come
into the room, neither saw nor heart me,
nor made any inquiry after me. That Is
III there is to this sensation that Bliss Is
trying to make. He don't amount 10
much. He is too full of genuine down
right meanness to ever amount TO anlthlhg
as man. He is fellow whom Horace
Greeley suggested should be branded De
coy Bliss and the appeliaiion SUITS INN
well. His efforts tooVer-ride the most com
mon laws of deceucy have been met by 4
stern Iebuke by Judge Wylie each time he
attempted TO carry on his bravado in court.
Judge Wyle is stern old Nirginiau, iucor-
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 eases were in court through con
nivance of their attorneys, Bob myers 1ll,
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 liar. Bliss
covered like a dog, and had still further
cause to regret his insinuation when judge
Wylic gave him Il most singing reprlmand
Any person whom Bliss distrusts, and !
have yet failed to find one he does not, i
liable to, at any moment. fee! the venom OF
his treacherOus tongue coming from some
unexpected quarter II is probable that he
even suspects himself at times, as when he
carries his pocket-book in his left
pocket his eyes are continually
wandering toward his left hand,
through fear tina. it may give
HIM the slip and get hold of thc money
without his being aware of the fact Bliss
was continually trying to hedge and throw
distrust upon the administration Of Presi-
dent Garfield, and those who know Bliss
best pay but little attention to the POM
pous fellow"
sLEIGHING GOOD.
New York, Nov. 26.---A owstorm to-
day extended from the lakes to the Allan
tic. In the interior seghing is good.
A CLERICAL LoruARIo.
LOUISVILLE, KY, Nov. 26.-The Courier
Journals special from Ehzabethtown, Ken
lucky, says; A sensation was caused by
the arrest of Rev. j. &. Wharton, alias J..
d. Hill, of Carthage, Missouri, charged
with embe2zlement, who had with him, AT
time arrested Mrs, Maggie McGiil, wife of
another Carthage man. 1t Is alleged that
Wharton is the father of fifteen children
aud the woman mother of three, all left
behind them. Wharton has been about
ElizabethtOwn several days and took a
prominent part in religious meetings, He
is said TO be q minister of the Methodist
Church north.
GORHAM AGAIN.
WAsHINGToN, Nov. 26.-The National Re-
publican tomorrow will print the following;
! have not had any conversation concerning
the Office of secretary OF the senate which
was intended for publication. have not
had any private conversation on that sub.
ject which has been correctly reported, al.
though am sure there has been no inton.
ton 10 misquotc me.
[Signel, GEORGE G. GoRHAM.
TnE NEW POSTMASTER.
Thomas l.. Tnlloch has been appointed
postmaster at Washington, vice ID. b. Rim
ger removed, Tulloch is native of New
Hampshire, and occupied there at one time
the position of secretary of state. During
the presidential campaign of 1872 he was
secretary of the republican congressional
committee, and for the past four or five
years he has been disbursing officer in thu
general post-oilice in this city.