The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-09-16
Some Other Spray and Spume

Some Other Spray and Spume.
GALvE TON, Sept l5.-[special. THE
Dallas Brown Stockings arrived by the $50
train this morning and were escorted 10
the Beach hotel whore they will be quar-
tered during their stay in Galveston. The
club is constituted us follows: Mallaly,
first base; Murry, short STOP Fisher, second
base; Crawford. third base; Wnatley, left
field Myers, right; Blakeny, center field
Colt, pitcher, MaloughnBy, catcher. From
the determined look Of the BOYS Il was
conceded that they came for purpose, aud
when the game was called at $3.50 O'Clock
they counted friends ly the score. The
Gull City club went to the bat, but re,
tired In regular order without making
run, In first inning the Dallas boys scor-
ed one run.
The second Inning was but repetition
Of the first, the home club again failing 10
make run. while the Browns added an.
other TO their score.
From this time TO the end OF the fifth In.
ming some tall playing was INDUCED In by
both clubs. The Gulf Citys scoring two
runs and the Dalasites one, making the
score three to two.
Al the end OF the sixth inning the score
was three TO three
During the seventh, eighth and ninth
innings the Gulf oity's club retired without
scoring, while the Browns added three
more runs to their score, coming out vic
torlous, the game being seven TO three.
THE sC0RE
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some expressions OF dissatisfaction
were INDUCED In by the friends
Of the home club on account of
the rulings Of the umpire from Dallas.
Their ground Of complaint was that the
Dallas nine scored four runs In the seventh
inning. when they should not have scored
ut ail, COi'si appears, at the third strike
was caught out, but the umpire decided
differently aud gave him base.
The second game will beplayed tomorrow
II is understood that tho Browns hav,
made. arrangements TO play IN Houston
Tuesday and Wednesday.
A white man about noon to-day threw
himself in front Of a moving engine on thg
| Narrow dauge, near Thirty first street ,and
was run over aud instantly killed. Justice
| Braman held an inquest on the body, and
I after the Jury viewed the remains they adj
! iourned until 10 O'Clock tomorrow morn
| lug In order to summon parties to GIVE
/ evidence It's thought the victim of thl,
1 wilial act Is a man who Yesterday attempt
oi 10 commit suicide by cutting his throa
with razor, and was sent to the hospital
bul made his escape last night from tina
institution.
Real estate transfers for the week endinl
to-day amounted 10 $50 003.
DR., William Penny, health physician
|aa.t 80 4.
twelve adults and two white children.
FIVE marriage licenses were issued by IN,
county clerk this week.
The Mallory line has n 3, egram statlnl
that in consequence Of experiencing heayl
weather the steamer San Marcos, from
New York Tor this port, did not leave Ke,
West until this morning. The ship Is all
! right and will be here Tuesday.
Last Wednesday Special Officers William
son and Landon, OF the police force, ar
rested near the Beach hotel man nance
( Robert A. Mckee. alias II. H. McKeeyer
I who Is wanted at Lincoln, Nebraska, 70
forgery. The man came TO this city on IN,
night OF September ID, registering at IN,
/ fremont hotel. On the following day h,
deposited In the National Bank Of Texa
I s5lO against which he drew three checks o
/ so $3.50 and tl00 each He stated to III,
some business transactions in this city an,
| would like have an arrangement with the
/ bank. lie claimed TO represent tn
/ Corbn Banking company, Of New Yorl
. city. Mr.. John, the cashier OF the Ma
I tiOnal bank Of Texas, proiessed TO be- will
ing TO effect such an arrangement aud tool
pains t0 telegraph the New York bank
making inquiry about the man and deslr
I Ing TO know u he had authority TO repre-
I sent them. Tne bank replied no. A sec
/ ond query had gone forward, In the me All
While as follows:
/ "B. II MoKeever is here, claims TO rep
resent youi II he responsIble2 Answer
The New York house to this replied
lie may be responsible, but has no fund
with usn
A detective from Henning's agency wa
then employed to shadow McKeeyer. III
changed quarters 10 the Beach hotel an,
his every movement was closely watched bl
the oillcer aud reported TO the bank. Oi
/ Tuesday no called at the bank and de
sired 10 know u could or
range 10 draw some money OF
/ $500 bales OF cotton, which le had pur
/ chased At Houston. He said he was goinl
70 the city In the afternoon and would re
i turn the next day, and would be at th,
/ hank Ot 10 o'clock in the morning. Mr.
John Immediately informed the detective
and arrangements were made 10 captnr,
him 10 the event he should turn up. Tn,
regular force had not been informed O
wha' was going on, but on the day previous
% the appointment at the bank, they re
Ceved postal card from Lincoln, Nebras
ka, offering reward of 500 for the captur,
I OF Robert A. Mckee, Tor forging. and EiyinI
q very minute description OF him, besidel
/ his photograph which was attached TO th,
/ postal card. The matter was placed In thu
| hands ci the officers above mentioned
who ELECTED his capture the sam,
/ day Mckrover claims TO be a native o
/ pitlshurg, Pennsylvania. and son of Johr
/ Mckpp,a a glass manufacturer Of that CITY
and that Mckeeyer IL his mothers name
hat Nj. NJ. Clak, Of Lincoln. Nebraska
the party who ollie oil the reward for hi,
capture is hi, (Moke vet's) p ,rtner, and
/ hat ihc q ference between tlem IL $500
I lie also claims TO 30 graduate OF Mesl
/ Point, atd o have served in & Q late wal
| ON General UptOn's staii, with the rank o
major, Professional he claims 10 be 4
Z lawyer, ranking high in his pro, sion. III,
say, ho Is married, nut hiss no children
/ Ito i8 we'll uoquaini with the
I officers OF the revenue cutter Nc
I Lean, and was a guesi on thai
| Y ,sel day or two prior to his srrest. Tn,
fact Of hls heiug IN custody has been kept
/ quiet this lsngth Of time in order TO enn
/ bic The officers 10 capture confident q
| tho prisoner, one Gnost who was expected
I in the city from tho interior Of the state
4 OWcers are expected here tomorrow Il
/ take The man back 10 Lincoln.
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