The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-06
THE MOUND CITY.
~. Louis Enjoys White Mem
Years Day.
Truo Inwsrdncss Of the wrnrgle in IN
Police Board.
NoCrsTy's ReslgnsiloA Cleaning g

.,.uis was this season inyorel with Whit
. Now Years day, snd the merry iiusle ofth,
sl,i,h bells added TO he days enjoyment
There was more calling IN Consequence
mt there was an absence OF inebhely, Oh,
! t.ir reeeiyers furnishing lcS' liquid refresh
m.nt than haa usually been tue custom
/ i'm fact very little wine and stronger liquor
vas served anywhere aud rs II 9y pfeG1r-
c.r ed movement, coffee was the ruins
h.vernrp. IL has bean usual for ,ho ladies
lof s.. Lonis who intended rcc5iylng
i,Ilers 10 publish their names In list'
gotten up by the daily pspor5. tbs yonr
9ny.yer, the haut ton declined patroniziH.
t....a ISIS for the re- son That IN other vrtr
their names had necn mixed mp with ih17 p
mi uprFona holding places on very Lowest
! rl,ne and inatcad handsome cards of Inv.
iation were sent ont By mail tp those N.r-
tlemon Whufs company was COST. ID 4
results were very sr'i.iac.ory rud iln &,
ceutiop of callers proved O. moro sioy 5.-
entorialumrrt than 20 ever had before.
The ruling topic IL year Dc lAo tfli 'H
lthe NJ Iouiq po'ica board. That body i'
compossd of five mbgIs. I.iCe one with
the old gambling f'uF md gra ihuf cole 90
mn the machine. This trim saw iu hono7.
JACK Campbell. the chief OF police.
"a lr- Go NAV y Movenau. ii'H con
temuatcd making god oao OF tho
rhich we're not cefrig- Cor the reason THAT
ltba man praiarrirg them was declared from
votinr Another person was then found
/ who brought cnnr LCs which was sustained
by the three 90 two vote and CamLl.N was
reduced TO tho ranks aud orivrel 90 WA n
beat on tho lRvee. Ito refused % give up hi +.
shield or TO walk the beat aud be also held
on 10 his KEYS OF Cili =. The police board
met yes erduv aud called captain Herculcs
the acting chief before them. They asked
la Campbell bad turned over bis KEYS OF Of
flee aud Hercules replied that he had not
Then the trio order Hercules 20 swear out q
warrant for the arrest OF Campbell under
the statute which makes the holding OF
Feys by an ousted Office holder misd -
meauor. To-day the warrant was
worn out and Campbell gave bond 70 an.
aver TO the charge. Notwithstanding all
. this, however, he still occupies his oii'r
and dares aly man enter it. Ihe doors
leading IN his apartment are fitted with
double locks and 10 would he y hard matter
to force Them Besides this, Campbell is %
shoulder hitter, and this fact alone malr
the man who is filing his place move eau
iouslv, for did the controversy end I'm
blows Campbell would not only be sure 10
come out the winner but pubic tynpIlh}
would all he on his side.
Tho iudges OF the trial courts OF Mis-
souri are IN session here to-day. Every now
aud then, generally about once year, the
trial Judges OF this state hold conference
in 81. Louis for the purpose OF Ell ing
such amendments In court practice 90 they
. NAV deem necessary. Thirteen OF these
attended 10 days meeting. Considerable
. time was devOi ed 10 amending the practice
| in regard TO default divorce proceedings,
the object being to prevent COLLISION Du.
tween parties 70 such suits, OF which u 10
> believed great deal rs praci icsd. They
, also took up the question OF how best TO
q of -
! which Is involve when two lawyers indulge
, In hsticuH encountcrB during the courts
, session, A 81. Louis judge who recently
. fined two such combatanis $50 each and
would have sent them 10 jail had the court
practice been different introduced the M
iect and the result was general under.
. igtauding which, after one or two practical
applications OF the new rule, will tend 10
make 81. Louis court rooms much more
psaceiul places than they have been OF late
years. During pc progress 81 an impor'
tant trial not yet ended in winch the three
p DAYS cross-exemination OF lawyer by
another who is known 20 be his bitter
-n.my. attracted crowds OF spectators, the
. invariable question OF the examiner a. each
: opening OF the court wa: Are you
> armed. Mr.. Glover}' TO whlcl
, The witness invariably replied: 81 am
, uuarmed Mr.. Bo@man.' Many OF tbs
interested auuieucn used 90 depart 'iter the
: available chairs, ink stands and ponderou.
docket books assured the rcma ndcr that
there was still n fair prospect for erj1ymenl
/, ard induced them TO tarry.
81. Louis hiss never yet had "womar
hanging" out il the decree al the courts ls
. carried out the local gAllows VIII bear thai
, kind OF fruit before ne month at January
: les, The likely violin is Kate Douglas, q
Hack VIXEN who . rnqr p~r murdered he'
> negro paramOur IA ClaDbcT Alley, motor
, ious resort OF iellen women. she was leal
> GUS OF her lover, and finding him In IN,
company of another woman she creep up q.
a the guilty pair ana without word OF warn
ing buried q butcher knife deep IN his heart
> She was found guilty Of murder ia the hrs
: degree and sentenced TO be banged, Al
appeal was taken and the decision Of ia,
lower court affirmed. There d
=. mo talk of taking the Ca.
to the supreme court, so that unless guhur
#, material cemency forthcoming the exec
. ution viii take place on thethird Friday II
Gambiing is dead in 81. Louis The DO
i. lice have not only shut up every faro anC
keno establishment N the city, but they
have wiped ont the poker rooms. As re-
suit the fraternity have mostly emigrated
! many taking up their abode In East 81
Louis. where ali species of gam bling devic'
have been SCI mp, and where all games az,
In the height of their prosperity. iesler
day the ST. Louis chief OF police notiief
the board that a dozen lottery shops has
r held their drawings ia Eas
: st. Louis, and thus hoped Il
a ward of all prosecution from this side o
the river. The police board will look into
( the law on the subieci and see what righ
!. they have to move in the premises.
Thoughts OF the late teleSraphers strik,
were revived by an outbreak in She Balft
more q Ohio telegraph Office on New Yea :
!, day. A young fellow named Ledwith wh'
!. took The place OF IA striker ~ the time o
u the late unpleasaBtness" had not beer
getting along we'll with local manager
q Roberts and tho latter discharged him !
r week ago, Ledwith thereupon wrote To hs
\ superintendent of the company notifying
i h, n OF Roberts action. and telling him that
]. thN individual was trying to secure places
tor all the men VINO had lost theii
! Jobs during he strike. Upon this stste.
A ment OF affairs Roberts was ordered "a
Z re-instate L-Gwith. He refused and vs.
s then relieved FROM duty, w Il. Mullord
$ being assigned 90 the vacant position. &c
upon taking hold re- nstated Ledwith, Thu
old force were ell loyal 20 Roberts and
went out in body aud their places weri
= Immediately filled by new men.
, Considerable speculation has been rife ~
: tn the reason Judge McCrsry. Of the
; United State. court had tor resigiiing thai
1 office. | called npon JIdge Tresi, OF The
. United States district court, ana asked
=, him what reason McCrery had toi
/; resigning. He replied: In nv
{. opinion he had many re sons and there.
; fore the news OF his RESIGNATION IL not
$ surprise 10 me. Judge McCrary's dutif;
!; required him to be constantly travelling
, through seven states. ! may say that he
: al most lived on the railway trains. Fol-
this service be received hut Sc 600 per az
mum. At such saary the government
J cannot expect 10 retain the seT- &c Of such
! men. The saying; No pay. ne preach