The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-02-03

The bride is one of Cleburne's accomplished
and popular ladies', and the grco-' the affa.
Ole salesman in Scurlock & aatledge's
machinery house.
Laski 4 Braunschweig have removed
their stock OF groceries and liquors to the
new Heyder building, on the southeast cor
ner of the square.
The weather to-day was rainy and dis.
agreeable.
Most of our merchants express themselves
much pleased with their fall and winter
trade, after taking stock and considering the
results OF the extreme wet season.
Z, h. Cole, farmer living near Caddo
Teak, this county, while returning home a
lew days since on the Santa Fs train, lett
his pocket-book on his seat. containing so,
A passenger seeing II, picked il up. Con.
ductor George Lowell. learning The fact.
sought the thief, found the owner and de,
livered to him his lost prize.
DR.. Farris, OF this city, has accepted the
pastorste OF the Christian church at Waxa.
hschie, and has left for that place.
IL. IL. Reid, a horse.thief, stole a horse
from Mr.. Stubblefeld, In Tarrant
county. was traced here by the owner,
arrested, and now stops vt the county's
eoarding-house. His wife has been visiting
hN'>f oht hN was III lltt nnSUUl Ol his IhIlllY
when "nipped" by the officers.
A Fort Worth drummer, with aspiring
notions in his head, thinking TO achieve a
noble deed, while passing the Jocund thea.
tire, day or so since, was intormed.by..soms
one that real live train robberh was in
me building. With gigantic strides be made
ior the police headquarters. After organ.
ising small "armory," composed Of po.
ice, six-shooters, shotguns and bowie.
knives, the thertrc was stormed and tho
Imaginary robber proved to be drunken
irishman taking snooze by the stove.
Discovering his mistake, the drummer took
the shortest overland route to the Fort
pursued by about half dozen policemen.
When last seen he was jumping rail fences
ana bitches, goirg towards Fort Worth.
Fort Worth.
FoRr WoRTm, Feb. Especial. THE
recorder fined John Chris $3.50 to-day for
engaging in an ailfay.
The stock of goods of A. ]. Williams,
jeweler, was attached to-day.
The Fay Templston Star Opera troupe
will open Monday night ut the Deuschter
Verein hall.
N. II. Lewis was fined $50 and costs by
Recorder Field to-day for carrying six.
shooter.
Mr.. John Joiner Ia very sick. Mr.. Joiner
is prominent Baptist and distinguished
worker in the Sunday school.
John Adams, q boy teamster, got drunk
yesterday and was arrested. He had in his
pocket quart bottle Of liquor, which he
says man gave to him. -, :.
man, applied for q place in the pauper asy-
lum, today. He says he settled at Calves.
ton fifty years ago.
@. X: Scott, the night caller of the Texas
y Pacific, will be tried tomorrow on a
charge. of carrying six. shooter, 1t ap.
pears that Scott has the right to carry his
pistol while In the discharge Of his duties
ON the dark streets, but he is charged BY
the officers with using his ''gun" in
saloons.
Major j. Y. Hogsett's suit against the
Fort Worth Il Denver City Railway com.
pany, for alleged trespass In making track
through Major Hogsett's Wise county land
before obtaining right.of-way, Is on trial In
the district court.
Tom l.. Clarke was arrested to-day on
charge OF horse-stealing. He rode bare
backed horse INTO the city and sold the aui
NAL for s35. He says he lives at Dallas
Tommy is only a boy. Perhaps he Is hon
est, but his predicament is ugly at present
John Marlborough, a cousin Of Officer
field, is In the city. He lives at Montague,
and is visiting his Tarrnnt county relatives.
The peculiarlties of this young man is his
powers TO see better in the dark than when
the sun is shining. This peculiar feature
Is termed "nictolopia' by scientists. II is
commonly called "cat-eyed.n His eyes
do not greatly differ from those oil ordinary
sight. Nevertheless there is a working OF
the pupils that indicates the abnormal
power he possesses. Sitting in heavily
shaded room phophorescent light PLAYS
beneath his lashes, plainly observable.
John is. distinguished among his friends
IN, this !, city =. and wherever
he is. known, for industry.
honesty and skill at farm work, handling
stock and teaming He drives four. finland
over the worst roads, when no moon or
stars lend light to the gloom of the darkest
lnights. About two weeks ago he was
ldriving an OK team from Montague to
PGainesville, and on the trip he did not halt
81 night, The brutes and the driver, alike
Independent OF the sun, moved through the
dark by the flash of their own eyes, and
fs'Ns'ebt Vish O0out ONtiJ ODsbhCltI UuL,
though tho driver had eyes
sye are susceptible TO- % frost, s and and
those members were stiff frozen when he
arrived at Gainesville. Proper applica-
tlon OF remtdies narrowly saved his ears
from amputatiou, and at this time he wears
q bsndage. and suffers considerably from
the frost bite. Such eyes % John Var.
brough owns saved General ]. K. b.
Stuart's life during the campaign OF 1862.
lie was riding along q turnpike road, In
Hanover county, Virginia, accom- ipapied by
his orderly, whose name was Lowndes, A
deserter, who. bore the general q grudge,
was concealed in ohinquepin thicket,
and had made ready TO murder
him, but Lownde's supernatural vision
penetrated the darkness and the screen OF
bushes, and instead OF General Stuart, the
deserter fell riddled with ix.shoOter balls
The following cases were disposed OF In
Tie county court to-day; y l.. Maysalis VS..
harris' a ; Barnes @ 4 Col st'achment dis
sails N. the Texas a. Pkoi6c railway, gar.
nishee; dismissed at cost OF Defendant
Barnes. 7. l.. Marsalis vs. Charles Young,
garnishee; dismissed at cost Of Defendant
Barnes.
W. II. Nanny returned, tonight, after
absence OF two months.
The Taylor street cars crossed Main TO
Weathertord street the first time TODAY.
n. j, White arrived from Tennessee with
his bride to-day.
u. A. Snow and Henry Schwartz went TO
Dallas to-day to remain.
Rabbi A.Suhler, formerly Of Dali D, arrived
here to-day to take charge Of The Fort
Worth Hebrew congregation, school, etc.
Mr.. Lewis Mas Ii quite sick.
DR.. j. 7. Field, reported In the Galveston
News as gone to New Orleans, Is here at
tending 10 his patients.
The iorty.six prisoners in the county Jail
are all in excellent health.
The fines assessed against the shooters at
the El Paso saloon amounted 10 $50 in
all