The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-30
But Returns toNew York and Butchers
His Brethren.
ANOTHER KILLING AT ARLINGTON
Also Another In Dallas County. In which
L. b. Hawkins Stays James Perry
About Dog-The Morren
Family Murdered.
AWFUL AFFRAYlN souTArexAs.
A Murderous MongoIiap.

Murderous MongoIian,
/ NEW York, Dec. &.-Three chir.nar
SAID to be from this city, assaulted
Hong Chung, laundryman of their
race, IN Newark last week, robbed
nm, cut him with hatchets, carved him
with knives, and believing him dead
strung him up to ralter and left him
hanging. His landlord found him ana
prompt aid saved his life. From the ae-
scriptlon given by him the police Qot ON
the track OF tho leader of the murder
Gus gang, who was made prisoner Last
niSnt. ue Is desperate ruiiian, and't
olhcers have caught In him the perpetra-
tor of one OF the most savage ninrdarar,
ever caught. The circumstances Of the
murder are similar to those attending
the outrage at Newark. A Ch,namaS
from Newark states that tho despera.
does carried Off 5000. The captureS
Chinaman, on being taken to the police
headquarters, was recognized as Ton
sing, q Chinaman Of very unsavory
! reputation. He served as the efficeys
steward ON the Jeanette arctic exn~s
uition, and in the same CAPACITY with
the Greely relief expedition. About a
year ago a Chinese lsundryman was
| found dead with seventeen knife
wounds in his back. The murderer was
never found, but the police claim 10
have proof that Tom Sing is the man.
information conveyed TO tho police
ng lss' Iiaaonrday iadan wv, was that three
men from New York had visited
ms laundry in the evening, and
while chatting with him had
overpowered him In an I'M
guarded moment; stabbed, bound
and gagged him aud then robbed
his store at leisure. In tho
stove pipe they found hi
money. 5000, and having Sc
lieyed, had finished the owner ana
departed, locking the store be
hind them. They had not beop
at lho pains TO conceal their identify.
moaning, evidently, to kill their
victim and prevent him betrayinp
them. Hong Chung was, therefore
able to direct the search of the officers
with Intelligent counsel from
his sick bod, and Detec-
got ON the track of tho leader OF the
murderers in short order. They
followed him up, and las
night found him In his
room, at III Delaney street, whore he
WAS living with young German girl.
| When
THE DETEcTINEs BROKE IN THE Door
the Chineman leaped out of window
and ran down the street. He was
pursued by the officers, who overlook
him ON the corner Of Norfolk street, one
block below. Here fierce
fight took place. The Chi
naman is a tall, athletic and
slippery and fought with savage fury
10 get away, using his hands, feet and
teeth in the struggle.
| TOM SINGS ARCTIC TRIP,
the police claim, was made TO escape
the consequences Of a previous muir
der about q year ago. A Chi
nese laundryman was found
dead in store at II Clinton street.
There were seventeen wounds
in his back, his trunk
had been broken open and
rified and the store generally
vacked. The murderers were
never found, but from the character
! u the assault II was believed a.
have been committed by ono of the
dead mans own race. Police claim I,
have proof that Tom Sing was the muir
derer for gain.
THE GERMAN GIRL ARRESTED.
The detectives have arrested the Ger
man companion of tho Chinaman AND
havo taken her to police headquarters.
Tom Sing had claimed that he knew
nothing of the Newark outrage.
aud that he was in New Yorl
on the day IL occurred. The girl, afte
much crying and hesitating,said that OF
the day of the assault she had givei
him money to go TO Newark
that he had gone there, but for wha
| purpose she did not know, and that h,
returned at night with his clothe,
torn and apparently much worried
and that when questioned by her, h,
had admitted he had been witt
a party who had robbed, anc
as they thought, had kilie,
had, he said, tied him and chopped him
up with an axe and afterwards strung
him up to rafter, thinking him dead.
sanguinary Array In south Texas.
SAN ANTONIO, Dec. 29.-(Special.l
Last summer, in Karnos county, Manut
Lopez, prominent Mexican stockma,a.
who had numerous friends and rela
tons in this city, was riddle,
with bullets while returning
night from dance in his neigbborhood
There was n number of wounds on th
c0rrse. A heavy trail and other circum
stances indicated that a large party OF
men had done the shoot.
ing. Lopez had had numerous
horses and cattle stolen from his pas
ture, and had been very free In denounc.
ing the thieves,
OPENLY ACCUSING THE BUTLER BoYs
and friends, of being the guilty par
ties. IL has been openly
charged that the Buffers wer,
leaders of the Lopez murderer
Risinger, who was then sheriff
Ksrnes county, and an anti-Butler man
RrCEIvED NorlcE TO REsioN OR Dl
He resigned. Edgar Leary was ap
pointed his successor, and was subst
quently re-elented. Last Friday even
ing, In Helena, county scat
Karnes county, Sheriff Leary presente'
a warrant TO Emmet Butler, tho sec
ond son of VIM. q. Butler, 70
r the murder of Lopez an
} attempted TO effect his arrest. Their
upon young Butler drew his six
shooter, l.eary did the same, and bot
fired. The shots were simultaneous
and both fell.
Q suERIrF LRARy NRvER SPOKE AGAIN
4 and Butler was picked up shot throug
A the neck and mortally wounded. WI
liam q. Butler, Emmet Butler's fathe
u Ii one of the most prominent stockme
Ia In the state. He Is immensely wealthy
owning largo pastures, thou lands
cattle, and has one deposit In San Al
N tonic, $1,000 In one bank.
ANoTHRR ACCOUNT
y received states that huler and ns
IN