The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-08-08
FORT WORTH.
IT is ONE OF HIS METHODS.
BUT 1t Ought to Hang Him-The Bad Tele-
phone Company-GambIers Must
o-horphine-Stabbin
Robber Arrested, Etc.
SARGENT A. ~

FORT WoRrH, Aug. 7,--ISpecial.l "A
case has come up in the courts, which has
caused unfavorable comment, and is
yet hard to classify in the criminal
catalogue. James Il. Young
an ola man who is doing
sort of a detective business
was employed to work up case against
Il gang of bad boys who had been pilfer.
ing from citizens in the eastern mart al
the city, Ayoung lady, Miss Martin. n
inece OF Col. Tidball, of the First Ma
tlonal bank, was said to have seen tho
poSs, SO Young went to the residence of
ner mother to see her. CitV Attorna,,
Swayne, who had the case laid befnre
nm, gives the following facts: Younv
asked Miss Martin, who was alone IN
Tue mousse at the time to give him the
names OF the boys, this the Young lady
Gouiu not 90: Let us go down into the
oIush sad Young land wait I'M
~ we see the boys come.'
81 cannot do that sir'' answered
the young lady. "Then YOU come nm ~
my office about the time the theatre
band plays,a as want to give YOU din-
mona ring The lady of course refused
when Young caught her by the arm and
tired to seat her ON the bed, bnt the
young lady becoming alarmed tore
away and went to a neighbors, and
Young left. "''
Tate Holt, a neighbor, made the facts
known and Young was arrested for as
Sault and put under bond.
quite aumber of the officers, among
them Depty Sheriff Maddox and Mr.
oWayhe' say II looks very much like an
attempt at rape.
Young, says the girl, understood him.
had to use in getting information.
The feeling against the Bell Telephone
company increases, and is all one wav.
me cltA'S counsel will at once taxi
steps, to dissolve the Injunction
The lawyers say going to Federal
court is an insult to the whole State. as
huch as saying that an
alien corporation doing business
ana making vast sums of money
here, cannot get justice from any court
IN the State. The outcome of
the affair will probably be
'hat another company will
Supercede. the Bell, and with the senti.
ment OF the public and good wishes of
all to back It.
The City Council meets tomorrow af
'siih WIZ AiiNtNSS lllt ItlGDnOllp
company and its characterization.
The Rosedale Street Railway CONN
1ny,having been enioined from going up
Houston street, has stopped work OF
laying track for the present.
The gamblers have to go, is what the
city Attorney says. He thinks he can
drive them out and stop gambling i'm ten
days if the Council and police force will
back him. He proposes to make q
case for every bet made, every card
played, and feels certain the piling IN
of fines will do the work. This question
will be discussed ut the council meeting
tomorrow, judging from appearances
Lula Lee, a cOurtes2n who staid will
Maud Levan, got a letter from San An.
tonic today, telling her of the death OF
a former lover, and was so grieyed thai
| she took large dose of morphine. I'M
the doctors think they will save hen
! life.
Harry Ball, a rOck-hauler, was fatally
stabbed tonight by Jim Kelley. Ball l.
| expected to die before morning.
The men We're both drunk.
Henry Doss, Il mulatto, was arrested
here tonight on the charge of stealing
$1,000 from the Binkley house in Sher.
man during the races in April last.