The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-12-13
The Old Story Told by u Crescent City
Belle.
Interesting News Items From St. Louis

lce is Il. O. Bennett, the ex-,sslsl Mt post
mas.er wuom HRyo discharged !s"i Sstur-
day on susIi I'm mat ha had something 90
| DO with reporting 10 Washington MS supe-
r.or's rmbarrns, mems, ard the qutsNnna-
| HE mrlhod be ON UiOyed to relieve lheIs.
| Ho ie wall endorsed aua nia friends claim
| rhaJ il there Is anything in civ service re-
form. he should RET the oeuehy o sl&..tu
! ,earb fuitnlul eeTviCa iu tue poetic me-.
Next comes Chsuncey |. Fi,ley tie "ous
who WAS Hays predec'sj + and nas stcurt'
4 strong OCpl iadOIsem'nC anu VIII ieiy
largely for success upon bis colle"Gus5 !"
the republican national committee WHICH
meets In Washington December Y BnSi-
4 ess men generally favor the upnn'nimeGt
| of Rid ev D. Wells, and w X P~tTlcE
and II. L K gers ere worsihg quietiy on
| ,b,ir own behalf GcorEs ". Firhbac6, al
| old newspaper man, IS considered ny mauy
to have the lnside track and some say thet
the publication of the new evening pape.,r 'S
contingent upon the success u hl9 appIlca
don, Honorable Nathan Cole, an sx-mGyor
of St. Louis and congressman, 10 H@meu
| in correction with the Office which ne could
have for the asking but his business inter
ssts are too great to warrant his allowing
nj name to be used.
The publication of tho peculiar way III
which the marshal's Office is run here mas
caused
rLUTTER IN FEDgRhL CIRCLES.
II ig cuarged aud inc marshal nchnoTl-
| I'D ges the not over soft impeachment mat
chen one of his deputies brings prisoner
| fir, m another distrct he slTelis the lngiuen-
| hsl expenses of The journey BY h'r'hg, ~
| price running from cents 10 osi!hf' Lhe
! temporary services of y peanut heDs or
| drurnmer at tue train to 10Lch III pneo-
| uers, aud charging il up as guard vi
mileage 1T 10 cents o mile for the iul' dis
lance. WhaC the deputy marshal pays lof
| the brief service is something, says ths
mnrshal, that neither be nor the govern
meut care to inquire into, and III tnls ne ID
| backed up by Inc district atiorhsy VINO
ave that Inc whole transaction is strictly
| Is9L AuO,her argument the marshall
makes ia that II IL were not for this pc qula
lite the office gould hardly pay eEpeAesS
The matter hiss been brought TO the aI1en-
ton of the Washington authorizes ana
some action in regard to it is looked for.
Tie Catholic clergy here haye b. en- great
" amazed hv tho discovery made III Ne"
| York that prominent sister Of the order
of ST.. Mary, ard some eight noyices whom
she was Bringing 20 this city from Germa-
ny, were engaged In
| THE WORK OF SMUGGLING
silly thread, silk and bullion TO ne used III
the manufacture OF clerical Veslment T.
These sisters of St. Mary are iRy louy,
Who affect the garb VI nuns ana engage
themselves in private families as nur.es.
The priesE5 dsClaim for the cGurch all re-
spopsibility for the-e noyices actions emo
aay that they wish the order would move
tom the city as they have not behaved ia
such way as TO reflect very high credIt
uDon the church at large How tney caAe
TO select such very clerical mAtefia. wGeu
thew decided to do little smuggling Is 4
subject upon which the b gh clerical dignI'
tori.s who we're subjected TO interviews Oh
the delicate subject had very little to say.
a very
PRETTY YOUNG LADY FROM NEW ORLEANS.
named Annie EmOt, who came hare wlth
her married sister and brother in-laW ana
,.os arrested on q telegram from the Ores
cent City's chiel of police, at the instiga'
ton Of her family, has been causing stir
When locke d up she told pretty story o.
parental brutality, lover whom she want
ed TO marry and 8 hateful man whom mel
parents had selected for her husband, sno
from marriage with whom she nsd 10 thl'
CITY. She talked with such childish lhno
cence that the police began TO fear u al
thew had made mistake, but next day tb'
revelation was made that she and her mar
ROD sister and the brother-in.law were en-
. gaged in answering newspaper peisohal'
In The wholesale, and suggestions o
n ackmaii and other means OF bleeolnt
those who communicated with them, I'll
yeried strong current OF pubic sym patny
rhicA was setting in on behalf OF the incar
cerated maiden. In fear o. consequence
the older couple ran oil to Cairo, lllhois
and the Young girl was oetaised ny th'
police until the arrival of her brother Wh'
took her home again. much more
HORRIBLE sCAEDAL
was one which made known tho sh0cEin'
deed Of A clerical scounofei naWcdTne Esy
J,nob Sehlutler. living gt So. LuUis. IL
came here from CbiCfgo eight years ag'
. and married a rich widow whom he con
ysrtod to apiTitualisu for which oele, "
.s,s no bls position or Presbyterian minis
Ter previous 60 his conf & here lie Ea!n'.
complete control over the widow aud De
property and family, aef cox ld7Enint
, al hts authority to ruin her Oldest daLED
, ter. a beautiful girl ottte.ve. lev d'y
40 the girls aunt discovered the si4
~ fairs and forced o comic. siOs from an
Iefr and her stepiather, wko On Tutsday
, Il q together to Chicago. Tho strau g-s
mart Of the unnatural Hhair - that tn
aunt who preoipitated Toe dlsclNeIg vs.
Indignantly turned out Of she home % Ms
: Srhlittler, who has forgiven Der husband
and written 10 him to come home aeain
giving as an excuse for her action the state
. ment: God forgives, why should not l
NV husband is q man Of God" IL bchlit
tier has the nerve TO return TO his Old nom
!, b. will fiud that the neighbors don't 100
upon his action in quite such forgivin
Tbe wabash people have just invented
/ very
poius among the contractors engaged !
q repsiring The bridge which crosses the Mi
souri river At st. Charles, Missouri. On
: ot The railroad employees In connection wit
: he worE IVES found to be accumulatin
wealth Al a rae OF speed no consistent wit
,bst allowed 10 such, and when he mOvss
9 iuto q IS 600 residence be bsd Just bgh'
e detectives were put upon bis uack. IN
n result was Q discovery IN very lew DAY
ofa ring engaged IN falsitying accounts sn
IL other yAys rObbing the railroad. OTei
charges was made for rock delivered :
Y sorb a. extent that, II ~ much stone he
a hen put in the river - vas charged, %
Missouri would have bed % 60 huniing 70
: another channel ResiEuiiions hsFe bee
= demapded ard contractors have been ser
: cont their business, but, although The :,
tel stesiings are said 70 amount 20 t5O,DL
I. no sssets have been spoken Of as yet.
The monthly
; ErOUEsIsHs or TEE GOULD s0uIHEEsIKn
sYsTEE
o are being largely pstronlrad. Large osl
cations IRON Onio, lndisnh. and squs,
from Iiiinois- Michigan and Visions 81
/ ~ uoYrh gast. numbering In al fnrtT "a
= - intent % en- eIaninatioa 81 the ?
I. .Cu-rs. Of Terss. arrived here Wednes1s
= s.o-rIns ana lister IN the day nsu arrlvs
lgvslsd he NUMBER 70 Dsriy oDs IN