The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-22
Specials From Supdry Sources.
TERRELL.


and Gls.coe Jones, q negro, we're passing In
front Of The Chlldre,s q liirris bank, they
noticed the house was iill,i with smoke,
gave tho alarm and Mr. Eugene Murchison
and Mr.. Andy Ables being near oY broke
iu the glass lIont aud found the smoke was
coming from within ihe vault. cashier .
u. Cnildr,.s was telephOned the isc!' IA
the mean time the furniture was removed
from the ,fiiCs. On arrival OF hr. ChIdfess
he opened the iirst doOf o. the vault. Inc
second ives 30 hot the bolts could not be
worked; axes and crOw0ars were put ia
play, a hole was cut Ia ihis door aud plen-
IL OF water being IN readiness, II was hp'
plisd TO the burning papers "ilhlh. lhe
door was thus cooled and they were ehh-
bled 10 enter snd found tho nrst door OF the
burglar.proOi sale had been blown on II
stood, however. in position, but with sllght
EFFORT Was tumb bled down and Tell 10 ple;es
The door OF thin sleel was found intact auu
ueIt TO this was about 5000 Ia silver. Ihe
cousolipg ticg OF the time clock was heard
the door OF the silver vault wss opened ana
everything was Lnerp, but the papers huu
wrsps of the coin we're slightly scorchtd.
Inc tine lock vault ANNOUNCED hefbeIi
this morning at o O'Clock ready TO resume
specie payment, And all is IN iull blast
Ihe paper and books In the vault were
badly .corchet aud many OF them burned,
and this SUN the loss, with the addition oil
iniury to the vault ana safe, all an incOm-
plrte work Ot Al unsucccssiul burglary.
They had catered through MI ar CRATE De
neath the platform under the hardware
house of p. A. Goddard, which was edJ1i :
ing tho bank. They passed down 10 the
wall of the bank building, cut through, iOl.
lowed down between the sleepers, tunneled
10 and through the concrete base OF the
ysuIt 10 the floor, which was wooden, cut
through and entered. 10 Is supposed that
"A l.rg. pager iile WhicA stood embraced IA
mo vault when the vault where the plast
was made tell over tneir hole Oi eutrauc',
the paper becoming ignted Elsrmed th.m
and prevented ths'r iuJher pursuit. ana
cauged nb ,nt0nment. SIiil, us the pan
was laid tor Stturuay night, many thought
they intended 10 work Sunday and yet
were under the hDuse. and hat not anuCi-
mated that their plans were thwarted by
frs rho huilding wa guarded last night
and to-day the luofs were taken up
in sevaral places and mon sent under
no, shcy found nothing. Marshal J. +.
Riddle went under yesterday snort WA 8
thrsugs hole In The ygult. Ho iOun1
their tools some quits, blankels, prOYi-
" )us, Deer bottles, two tin buckets OF wett r
and AN oyercoat The tools are described
ns common, and hardly the deed - the
yor. OF craCksnen, still the work and
plau evidences skill. Five hundred dollars
reward IL this evening offered iOr the ap-
prehpns on OF the parties.
! bout 2 o clock last night cry OF hre
vss heard, and the storehouse OF Burke
road was discovered TO be in lsmes,
an the inside, near their coal oil aud
against their Shisksy, and about the same
time fire was seen under the back gallery
of Ficks, Pitts & Co.'S store. Each was sup
pressed At Hicks, Pitts Il Co.'s the fire
go. .. q 0s.NN - IaasN
with kerosene. The young Barkenrosds
we're sleeping In their store, a like box WAS
placed nnde- the turned lswcet Of whiskey
be rrel there and hey say they heard no
noiee nd were aroused By tho flames and
were so bewildsrpd they have no recoilec-
tion Of hoG they found the door on awHs-
rning This iucendiarsm was at frs
slpr lsed 20 have been the work OF the ac-
completes of he burglars, who might yet
b. under the building. The Guards kept
their post and no revelations tJ.uay IN that
direction bGnishes tn i theory, and il re-
Y-dus Tor speculation.
esterdav morning paper bag contain
ing two or three pounds OF powder was
found in the vault OF the bank; IL was
broC ght ont in the street. The paper WAS
slightly scorched aud as IL had not ex.
ploded there were some doubts of it's iden-
tity. A gentleman, Mr.. Elder, OF Indiana,
threw match in II. This removed
all doubt and the explosion
Knocked over Mr.. T.. e. Glass, who was
near by Mr. T. der, went o the former 10
apologies. the smell OF powder had aroused
the hon ia Mr. Glass and he answered the
apology with blow. They were immedl'
ately separated.
Albert Hodge, a quarresoma negro of
thi- place, drew pistol on another negro
yesserday evening. Policeman HarCiu
came up to atregt him, whereupon he held
back and refused TO give up his pis oil, but
getting his profile II little misshsps, he
yielded.
Last night after services at the Cumbcr-
land Presbyterian church, Rev. Mr..
Hendricks officiating, Mrs. Leon Herripg-
ton, OF this place, and DIR. Joe II. Russell,
of Winsooro, Texas, were married. Mrs.
Harrington is the widow OF W. ii. Harring.
|, n, who foully assassinated in Wood
county IN 1850.
The United States marshal sold the Clay
Oldham stock o goods te-iay. They were
bought in by X fitzpatrick & Co., of New
Orleans, for 1880, who was the largest
creditor He sold Immediately to Capt. c.
l.. Jones. who q! once put Capt. J. 5. Cox
IN charge.
TYLER.
TYLrn, Jan. 2l.-TSpecial. AT dusk Sat
urday evening the house OF +. l.. Lowry,
merchandise, was closed by Att ach
ment In favor Of z. J. Willis & Bro. for
sl.997. Other credits are reported just be-
hind.
Dick Houston, colored was found yester-
day with a rather serious flesh wound in
the hip, about which he has made conflict
ing 1T Elements. The grand Jury is sitting
the matter. -,
Distinct c.urt was not called 70 day till
3 %. m, Judge McCord not arriving till
hat hour His delay aud legal excuss was
[ he arrival at his house yesirrday morning
Of a pound sirl.
Tn. commission at Gimer 20 inquire
into the sanity of sam Mhs eler reported
MIN insane, aud All order was made turn
ing him over to the judge Of Upshur
county.
LOCAuART
LooKuARr, Jan. q Especial. Tom
Brown, who niled old man Martin last
summer, was taken from our ieil last night
A. twelve O'Clock, by 4 Eaob ofmnsked men,
ard sho t. dssth. lie was msngisd in a
aost tsrrioe manner.
Nr. 4. X Pase, who has long been in III
health, ded very suddenly yesterday Al
noon. - ve had two une xpected funeral:
here to-dsv.
The telegraph wire wss cut about a mil,
from town lssi night. IL Is supposed u
have been doae hy he mob.
TIAAaNASa.
| TrrARrl,A. Jan. 2i.-[Speciall.- Earl!
this morning fra broke out In w. J. A