The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-31
EXAS KILOGRAMS.
COTTON BURNED ArWlNNsBoRo
Lieutenant ThorAton Eeid to Answs, for
Eurder - Big Grand Jury Work at
Cameron - The Woolsley AZ
falr-sad Death at Msxia.y
Harry Dub ca Funeral.
Gainesville,
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GAINESVILLE, Oct. 20,-[Speolsl l.
When Sheriff Rlil Lett for Dallaa, yey
terday, he carried with him q Mr..
Woolslsy, who wsa arrested hy Dsr.
uty Sheriff Ben Shaver, ON recalps /,
information from hs sheriff OF Ds,il 6
county, that she was wanted there,
The charge upon which the WON n
was arrested is given az follows: II
seems that several months ago Is mar
by the name OF Wonisoy came 10 this
city, looking for his daughter. q llttle
: girl, whom, it ~ alleged, Mrs. Woolsev
brought ~ this city with her
when che elupsd WITH q man
named Murphy. whoa Murphy and
the woman left Dellss, IL IL
charged thai they took wagon
and team, woiah belunged to another
party. Ihs o1flcSra of the city wsr0
notified, but she pair skipped 60 tho
Nation batore thay could b. secured
Tho father, alter remaining ia tho CITY
several days, left without finding any
trace OF his llJ5l9 daughter. Not long
afterwards Murphy and hiH pAratnour
came back to thia county aud located
near Marysville. Ha deserted Cha
woman tnd oGn9 20 This city, and was
finally followed by Mrs, Woolse y,
when he skipped cut for other ports.
Mra. Noolsey st0pD5a at tho residence
OF Mrs. Hanion, llvlHg ~ Eass
Galnehyilie, WhSra she continued To
reside until identified by patty who
knew her. The sheriff Of Dallas was
notlnea, anu "a reply 10 sn
inquiry said: "Sno is wanted badly. -
Her arrsst immediately followed, sud
she started to Dallas with tbs sheriff Of
thig county. The little sid, who ~
about 6 Yeas old, was LETT behind. as'
tho mother seemed sfraia she would
fall into the hands OF her husband or
his friends.
Mr.. AAoS Chapman, OF Fort Supply,
Indian Territory, offers 81 reward cf
500 for ihe 0eptur0 Oh thisves yb1
stole 80 head o horses from Camp Sun
ply, Indian Territory, on tho l4sh Of
thla month Nha horses were branded
Il with halt oIrce ever Ii oa either
shoulder
Mr. j. j. harrison, nenagor OF The
teiephono oxoAause al this place, end
Miss Ida Buroh were married yesfs1-
day evening ~ the reNd ance OF Mr..
James BurCh, Rev. J. I, Ashburn, O
the Method,-t Ghurch South, Ofilclat-
ing. Mr. Harrison is ono Of Gaines
yille's moss worthy young men, aud
he won tho haad # ono OF the city's
most accomplished young lGdiee. Oaiy
few select itienls Of tho cOntrSc ing
parties wiiueasad tue ceremony,
A petition, wn1oh will b9 laid bsforo
the city council ut IT'S next meeung,
asking that tex Of $25 be- levied on al
persons selling meat within tho cor
porate limits, calls forth an ar
ticle in the Hesperisn- Times this
morning from "Consumer,r cry.
ing, "down with monopolios.D It
10 thought 20 DO scheme originated
by interested parties 20 shut out the
farmers who bring meat iuto town 10
sell. 1t can be safely predicted CD at
the petition win be "snoWoi undern by
the council.
j. H. Jackson, of this city, has baen
commissioned State lecturer of both
the Farmers Alliance and Knights OF
Labor. He Is good speaker and will
arouse interest," wherever no goes.
Rev. Mr.. Eoff, the Baptist minister
at this place, Is dangerously i'll with
typhoid fever.
About tho usual number OF bales OF
cotton are were on the market. A
slight advances IN prices over the early
part OF tho week. To day prices rang
ed from e.6s to $50.
The following arrivals registered at
the Lindsay house to-day: Phillip D..
Hide, San Francisco; w. r. Mason, jr.,
ST. Louis; w. Jacobs, Chicago; Morris
Levy, ST. Losls; W. II. Wells, Bt.
Louis; ID. Br0wder, Sherman; A.
Larger, ST. Louis; y. 3, Stuart, city |;
II. s. Little, D9nison; j. w. Halt,
Indian Territory; W. Il. Dougherty
and Ed Pittnsp,
A number OF Gtinesvilloltes have
been in Sherman this week In attend
ance upon her sreat fair.