The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-19

Lockwood aud His Escapades- The
CattlemsR's Convention Again.
A bold Break by burglars Made at
Ennls.
Oiher Events In the Vicinity.
CHARLES LOCKWOOD.


aliases, for swindling. ne being brought
back TO this olty one telegram rom MAI
shall Arnold. In Denison he cut wide
swath, representing himself ~ large cspl-
telist seeking an investment Tor MS money.
S story sGlss n aud lots II the
Gate city OF Denison At large prices and the
deeds were made, signed, ncknowl-
edged aud ready Tor delivery
when the plausible, interesting
gentleman was arrested on tho telegram
OF Marshal Arnold. For the few DAYS he
was In Denison spreading and pluming
himself AZ capitalist bargaining TOR city
property and laying plans Tor manuiaot cries
and Industries, the accomplishment oil
which would have COST millions, ne was
treated ano cnteft .lrcd Ike lord. He
didn't have much money As ~ turned out
only having SLIGO when arrested, but what
he did spend, he spent, NJ Bob Ingersoli
saws avery man should, hig last dollar like
n prince. He dldnt have g. spend much
however. The muneygc men, the business
men, the shrewed iinanoilfs OF Denison
took him In hand thoy fOde hin around
the city, showing all IT'S poinig, all its ad-
yantages, nil the lions, they diued him,
they wined him. they introduced him into
the circles, made "A lion OF him ~ tho board
OF lradr rooms ~ tue exchange. Oystera.
fisb, champagne truill side menu
OF Ineuus for two dsyS his
.
he was the millionaire, the grent Pluto
with bags of gold, the grand Medas who
was 10 enrich tho city ana every body IA It.
But al,si n little telegram rom the city
marshal OF Dallas stopped ihe little game
dinners, oyster supper, The Champagne
bouts, and the millionaire had nut Sl.O0.
Well, 81. 60 10 money enough Tor any body,
when he strikes shoal Of suckers the
yeriest numbskuil In Chrisendon can live,
while il lasts, like u prince. Oh Sl6O, but ~
takes man Of genius 10 do II on SLIGO.
Having been arrested on Marshal Ar
nolo's telegram, he was brought back To
Dallas ana JAILED. Y sslerdsy he was be-
fore Justice Edwards on two charges, one
for the THEFT OF $40 III money AM oyeTcoat
worth over $40 nom Mr., Luck, who lives
near Eagle Ford IN this county. and the
other for the theft o. $40 rom Mr.. John
Luck, a son Ct the former gen lemen, In
30 tor rs the theit OF tho money
from the Two fenilemtu "a con-
cerned. the evidence shows thEt nc
|. borrowed $40 rom each Of these gentle
~men, 6iating ihat' he would have sOmt
money from Houston on Certain day, and
would then repay them. when to day
arrived. he having come into The city re-
turned to Mr.. Luck'8 house, stating that
his money hsd not come. outi hat he woulo
get Il next day and repay them. He leli
next day some weeks ago, aud Mr.. Luck
the elder, who didn't seem o. be- IN luck ~
all, testified ho had no seen him before UT
Til then yesterday. rh's ended the testi
mony, and the court asked OF him 500 ban
in the case OF thol. as charged nom young
Mr.. John Luck (uniucky John) and $500 ~
the case for THEFT. as charged, tor the iheii
OF $40 and en- overcoat worth over $40 from
old Mr.. Luck (uniucky old Mr.. Luek)
Lock wood respectfully and elegantly de
clinsd 10 give either bond, therefore, AZ J.
had 70 be, the lock would lurG or
him In the county Jail. IL Seems
that there are some other charges TO ba
brought against this young man, he 10
J young aud has auburn hsir, one Of whion Il
n Is said will hs prefer. ed by party OF the
nam0 OF William @. Smith, aSsut OF the
railroad at Esgle Ford, who says Lock
who'd Induced him to resign his position tc
take n better one at higher salary on ,.i'
Lockwood 81 rancho, out in the INDEFINITE
west, and also borrowed from him the toe
trusting snitb) sos until he could get a re
mittance no was expecting. From all oul
reporter can find out, Mr.. Lockwood IL GO
ing to have free boArd and lodging for some
weeks ahead at least and sn exceedingly
interesting time in the courts. Our repor
fer would mildly suggest. however. tha
from ell he can learn In the prem
Uses, unless the overcoat business
made ssS sSSS Mr. IN tho hSsk Ts sSs. IS Of b.
opponents, and as the overcoat is worth
!. only $40 or SIS, fine and the poor farm
Ikior q short duration Of time, during which
M. Lockwood can iecuperste his health
will be all he will get. Lockwood In size II
about the medium In height, say hve Tee
eight inches, 10 heavy set, has rather brigo
auburn hair, Aorid complexion. high fore
head, open, frank, pleasant face, delicate
hands, we'll dressed, IL Intelligent ant
Seemingly we'll educated-at any
rate, he uses good language II
his conversation, and shows no iit
Tie knowledge OF the criminal law. All i
al he Il smart apt, quick and bright. HI
olme to Dallas about the lst Of Janusry
last and was soon spotted BY Marshal Al
mold - being too hy.. Finally observing
one day that he carried pistol, the mar
shall tackled him and he represented him
0elfas Q detective down here aftera murderer
but declined to show any credentials, ssyinI
be didn't want to give himself away, bu
referred the marshal to the chief OF polio
Of San Francisco and asked him to tele
graph to him az to his standing and busi
ness. He had been operating for SOM
weeks past before his arrest In the country
around Lisbon and Eagle Ford. a younl
man named Andy Patton, now working 10
Mr.. Jim Brownlee, 10 chum OF his, rs !
also another young man, whose name GU
reporter could not get, working TOR MI
Grundy Grecy. They say he Ii from Toie
do. Ohio. Whatever or whoever LOCK
wood, or Wade Allen, whichever his nam.
be, 10 . smart, shrewd, intelligent snd cd
ucated young man,