The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-11-08
Fort Worlh: En- Route for Dallas for
Trial.

Fort Worlh: En- Route for Dallas for
Trial.
Other Interesting News by Specials.
sT LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 2.-[Specisl, l-Good
business in local cotton market; |, 500 bales
sold, prices well maintained
Cash wheat in fair request prices about
the same as yesterday; No. mixed corn N
good demand by shippers aud exporters.
Wool market quiet and UNCHANGED
Prices hide receipt light, demand fair maj
ket steady.
Trade dull at the cattle yards; forty-seven
head Texas cattle, poor grades, sold at an
average OF So.
The following was just made public
The Missouri Pacific railv ay company and the
Wabash St Louis 4 Pacific railway, ST. Louis
October 81, 1888. 70 Agents:
The following rules VIII govern the trans
portation of men in charge and accompany
ing live stock shipped under contract over
the lines within this system; one person
will be allowed 10 go free with one, two or
three cars. Two persons with four TO seven
cars and three persons with eight cars
or more III OIb ShlDu1Cut. OuC pCI sun OulJ
will be allowed with any number of cars of
hogs or sheep. Returning No return
pass will be given for less than two cars in
one shipment, from one coosignor to one
consignee. One man may return for two or
three cars, two men for four, five, six or
seven aud three men for eight cars or more
in one shipment. Only one return pass will De
given TOR two or more cars o. hogs or sheep.
The rules will not apply on shipments be-
tween points governed oy the Southwest
ern railroad, the Iowa Trunk line or the
Colo ado Traffic associations.
(Aselgned,) GEORGE OLDs.
Freight traffic manager.
Ell PASO,
Ell PAso, Nov. 2.-TSpecisl.] Samuel
Finley acting as special detective for the
Texas Express company, arrived here to-
day from vhibauhau, Mexico, whittier he
had been in search of Anderson, the de-
faulting express agent, who Was also county
clerk anu postmaster at Big Springs. An.
derson was locates at Chihauhau anc
placed under arrest and guard, in order to
gain time to have the papers properly ar
ranged, in which there WAS some Irregular
ity. During the night, while Anderson
was under, the watch, he took poison. and
the next morning he WAS foand dead.
They discovered some money on his person,
expenses, )esving no other effects which
could be seigsd to cover the defalca,icn.
Anderson is from Knoxville, Tennessee,
and was only recently married.
ANOTHER ACCOUNT.
COLORADO, Nov. q Especial. i Word
was received here tonight of the suicide OF
Joseph NJ. Anderson, the ahscondin5 post
master, express agent and county clerk Of
Howard county. He was arrested in Chi
huahua, MexiDoson the 20 ult., and while
waiting tor the necessary papers TO
-be-issned for bis return, he swallowed
largA-aose of morphine. which resulted
fatally.
Henry Rose wss convicted of robbery
and sentenced to two years in the peniteL-
tiary.
John Henderson. charged with the
poisoning of old man Runnels, sheep
herder, was released on a writ OF habeas
cor us.
WACO.
Waco, Nov. 2.-Speciall "A. 0. Lynn,
who was shot and killed by w. d. Cline on
Wednesday night and who was buried last
evening, was di inferred last night in obedi-
ence to telegram from his sister. Mrs,
Nellie Kingan, of Indianapolis, Indians,
who directed the body to be embalmed and
expressed TO Yellow Springs, Ohio, G. 7
Anderson well-kown In this city, left With
the BODY on the four o'clock Missouri Pa
cific train.
Two farmers, named Frank Leakey and
Ben Ellis who we're in town yesler'
dav returned to the city to-day,
bringing the Information that while they
were bripging.their wagon along the Foit
Graham road, which runs north OF here, st
a point d distance of eight miles from
Waco, about O'Clock this afternoon,
stranger on horsebac rode up, and draw
ing bis pistol, forced them 10 surrender
their money. Ellis only lost 50, but Leasy
was robbed OF $47. The highwayEaan es'
capped.
Cline, who killed Lynn, was released to-
day on a 81, 900 bond to appear before the
grand Jury. The state mas 40 case what
ever sgeinst him.
The linemen of the Southwestern Tele-
. rhone company reached here to-day, going
to work immediately putting up the poles
on the streets. BY Monday Waco will be
within speaking distance of twenty fonr
towns.
SAN ANTONIO.
San ANTONIO, Nov. 2.-[Special.l-A tai
Tor residing at the corner Of Rusk and
North streets last night attempted suicide