The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-01-24

A Cirrr Ia POr. - Notes aud Go'sIp.

Boz. 70. Oh. I0rs. committee .upuiu.oi 10 pre-
t.r. sr. Lru- claims to tho proper author
..,.s. nsIanti tina, Cincinnati, uhica'
el, l1li,y.N-, ladiGDapoiis, Philadelphia,
Ntn Yntl .Hl Boston were sflcr tho honor
u.ntru aud ua,5 ready 20 contribute con.
siderable mog.g toFa -l' isirsying the eE-
asusol ui t.e trltgat,g, etc, o'c. IL was
stated hat .aig,sp had raised $4,000 for the
purpose uamrl lnlianapol, 80 son aud the
Dfhrclia amounts ragginr from 5000 to
$500. I.srZlibil aroused the locsl oom.
1Iittpa. and gm9i1n that q su5-coamiltee
OF tnrep na appointed 20 confer and act with
OH. Gn.rga committees 10 secure guargn.
r.l suus.urus s TO the extent OF $4,000
.r.f .u r.ruuH luud OF 5000 Tor prolim.-
uarg 5yrs SITS was adopted hniioh that
90. .s8rrIrr8 aui representative. from Mi B
s.nri O.. requested tn sid the commlt.o Ia
securing tlr convention for 81. Louis also
..F|,l t5I.u,! Don Morrison, cousin ut
.,.rri ur La. Uls, Who has Just returned
Conn ~ HsfiuT.Ol. lay8 he believes the ueIJ
D.urrr..lg Convention will hu heid here
....t tha. Inc s.uIlaeHt IN Washington In
favor of th.H riay Is very sToag The dem
H-Ist-. o. iuyy pa ~, nominated one pEssi-
q N
.auulri QUO Afterwards, ana they believ" II
y.I INV On ~ s.. Louis nss'p. OF tho
yrr.ilr.t'.i outlook Don MORRISON saystlst
q rthur and Logan have the hsst cali iH
Wgsbiugtag, snd tngs Morrison can be NOM
mated 10 he goes through the winter with
our making any miStsse
Theirs ~ considerable gossip hare con-
gg.uiag the UC.Uu ut Governor CriLlsndsp,
Who ts charged by Captain George 81. Jack.
IN Al
nia,u district, with having travelled Oh rail-
rra1s ia TLiS state on u pass labelod "Mrs.
C,iftpudpu and family" This is q serious
change, iOr according 10 MISSOURI lsW no
railroad or other transport stion company
sna'l grant free passes OF tickets or passes
or icssis at discount 10 mem oers OF the
general assembly or any state or municipal
Officers, aIa the acceprance OF such pass or
,irse' Oy Ray guOh officer suaI be iorieit-
nra ui his Office. The fact that so.eruor
C.i'teuden used pssl i9suso to his wife
.uu'd, hccuIc.pg TO tho htghus, legal au-
i.OriI y como under the constitutional Pro.
VI .pu aud make h,m liable. The governor
Va sai1 10 have used the pass on his return
40 JeEarson City from tho James
.ial 40 0.llasin. When the conductor
yama through tho csr Tor fares
gni stopped baside tie governor, that VOC
fnv Quilted out the ticket lgheiGn Mrs.
rrlfteuoan aud family" aud passed. IL 20
lha Cnnduc on With the remark inst he Was
one of the family. What adds TO tbs un-
ple.ssntnes. of the situation IS the fact thst
ire governor nut in his Claim for attend
asce rna mileage in the Jsmss CAGE and vas
pafd $40 Tue governor has many bitter
fu.Mlrs here AID now that ibis sorry h-s
ua-B punished they are Cly Ing uGt Tor at
wy,s cation, which will probably take
tge u m early day.
a 1JIF a week ago two young ladies nam
ec Davis aud Parser disappeared from their
homes in CO,a Brilliante. IL va rumCrgG
Ile. they had been iured 10 Texas ~ al al.
v.rtissment which had appeared il the
personal columns OF local pa
per, and agents were sent down
there who failed to locate the uaissing ones.
day or two ago the father of Miss Davis
got new clew which led to Springfield.
Illinois where this afternoon he found his
daughter and her companion. Ii appsars
that one Bill Lopgnecksr notorious char
scter had for sometime been running song
aud dsnce HOUSE, in Springfield. A few
weeks ago hs married acypriau canned
Belle Bruce and soon after their wedding
the two concluded to run house Of i'll fame
as an annex to the saloon. To this end
LopgDscker came to this city and enlisted
tne services OF Polk Cooper who at one
time YVES known as ono OF Sprip gfielu's
worst characters. The latter formed the
acuuaintance Of Miss Parker who in turn
intronured him to Miss Davis. Ha first
told Miss Parker that be could find her
nice situation ia Springfield i she would
accompany him there and after he had
hoodwinked her, the Two persuaded hiss
Davis tbnt ner high musical talents would
command premium there. 50 shs accom-
papiad them to Springfield, the oarty going
dlr8c! B. Belle BFucss place. The sirls, ST
ter fading out the trus character OF tbs
place, lett il, taking shelter however,
what proved 10 be nearly as bad al estab-
lishment where they were iouud by The
father OF the Davis girl to-day. IL now
transpires that Bill Longoecker entered
paying MIN s25 tor deooying two
girls rom their homes, C3oyer ives
arrested late this AFTERNOON ard upon his
person WAS found several letters, one Of
which dated Springfield, December Ifh,
informed him that the latter was so1u t.
start house Of prostitution
and advising him to secure iou or five
good-lookiDg 81. Louis girls A 5 coud Is
dated Deem Der 81, and presses Cooper Tor
tour girls, inr whom LoDgnecGsr offered 10
serd railroad tickets, The punishment tor
abducting girl of 16 is . long term 10 the
and Cooper ia 20 % ptosecut-
ed TO the tuli extent OF the law.
Frank James, the ouCsT, l. lying III IT
Independence, Missouri He is so weak
and debilitated that he is not able TO turn
himself in ued, and his physician predicts
that he will not be out uatil tho warm
weather arrives. AS a result OF his illness
when the Blue Cut train train robbery was
called in the criminal court al Kansas City
a continuance was granted until February
18th, The case OF Charley Ford, also
with participating IN the Blue
Cat Robbery, was called IA court .on tbs
same day rs the jams case, and 1t WAS
also Continued owing TO ths Hines at "s.
fendapt, who is lying SICK At the home OF
some friends in 81 Louis.
The Texas d Pacific railroad troubles
here finally result ed 10 dis ,sier to 'be Par
amore mana cement, and oil IS conjecture
AZ 90 what the future of the "gTeaG cotton
belt road" IS to be. Colonel Phramora,
whose aith ia the road is not diminished
now as it has passed into receivers hands
says that the step appeared necessary N
order to carry our the reanJastment
and protect the Interests Of the seaTehold.
ers. who favored the speculation, ar.
vi od ~srd, thu receiver, 10 en old irianu Of
the road and OF its president, and 1t ~ DOS
sihle that, after all, 40 arrangement may Or
reached which will secure 10 the latter az
Least some Of the advantages for which he
has labored SO indefstigAbly. Ga the other
hand il ia claimed that the receot change
was accomplished In the interest OF the
Gould road and that already Mr.. Gould has
Ia i'm ated to the Texas 4 Pacific stock.
holders that he ia ready to buy the road
provided he can get satisfactory terms.
An interesting will case, whose trial
lasted thirteen days, came to 40 end Thurs
a2y with a verdict for the plaintiffs. who
brought suit to break the will OF their
father an old German named Frank Shen-
nit, who died leaving all mis- property to lis
second wife and disinherited his chill
iren by his first vile. His al
eaed insanity provided the ground
upon which it was sought to destroy the
will, but, while it was an easy matter for