The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-08-27

SAN ANTONIO, Aug. 22.-ISpecial r.
There is lik9ly 10 DO great deal OF
jswing among the officers as TO Who
was primarily the cause OF Au.-
demorte's arrest and tho matter
may as well be settled right here.
City Marshal BaySrd, OF this city, Ia y
native of New Orleans. He is a French
creole, with, IL il whispered, II slight
tInge OF negro blood. He was
on tho old metropolitan police
force Of New Orleans when Kellogg
was king, snd r Niger was ten de-
gree3 better than white man. lie is a
Youug man Of rare skili ia
his profession, and OF singular
pertenacity Flo WAS satisfied when
the press dispatches first announced
AufGemorte's defalcation and flight,
that he had placed his man on bis
passage through acre, ana hs has been
patiently noainG the train over
since. He located his quarry md
te!egraphed Mr.. Herowia 10 ihaJ effect.
and very smooth eXtradItiOn ui one Of
tho worst thieves of the day. When
Aufdemorte was robbed in Monterey
he flashed II very small
roll. He was living in fair
style, but had no very large
amount of money ia sight. Ho took
hts arrest with ell possible saugfrold,
and repeatedly assured his captors
they had the wrong man. "NO use
you follows wasting time on mo-
he said, when this thing
is strsight9nad, nus tho lau' h viii be
on NY side. AS he approached the
ally TO be given up with 30 formally
whatever and thgt the conStric-
tive folds Of red tape were
cast from mis- conductors limbs and
his money no good on earth, no lost
great deal of his comD0surg. Ho is
81 present we'll nigh broken down.
He gives ono the impressiC of 3
shattered man. He refused to talk
and VIII not tell Thste the money 10.
He is under guard at FG. Mcintosh, AZ
the United States military post there.
He is well treated bv the soldiers but
DOES moi seem in any, way
iistless to show gratiiuds for any
thing. He has doubtless been lviAg
fast, and his enforced abstensucs
may have the effect of ton
ing him up, which 'ho reets
badly. Warrants nave been sworn out
befO;e United States Commissioner
Winslow with the object to take him
To Austin TO appear before United
States Judge Turner. Dep
uty Parker, of New Orleans,
and Consul Campbell, of Monterey,
think ho should be taken direct TO New
Orleans, tbs scene of Ills crime.
Interest In this case WAS intensified !
bys tho arrest OF Erashmuth Shop /,
hard, the celebrated cou ter
feiter AID boon friend OF Aufdemorte.
He was captured on this side Of the |
river by Deputy Marshal Ieng. He |
was closely searched, and $S,700in bills
of large denomination found on |
him. He has been placed in tho couu-
ty jail here. He also believes that ST.
lence Is the golden rule. Your cores
pendent approached him to-day with
the query:
"Snepherd, have you objection to
telling where sill the money IS? The |
jig 10 up, you know, and my paper |
would like 20 spot the hoo6le." |
Chow do you know ny name is
she snapped "Just go to
hell, any how" His case has been
in all things identified with
and the Same proceedings
taken. The wandering pair Will |
journey to New Or.
leans together. 1t is not be-
ieved possible that they have !
run through with all the money they
got off with, but they have shown
none Of 1t, and, so far as known, have
made no effort to brlbe any one.