The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-07-18
FORT W0R HL0CAL NEWS
ARREST ON a HEINOUS CHARGE
l.. nj. Trlmble Accused of AssaultlDg
Rosa Baer on the Fourth of July.
Chasing Jack County
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

FORT WORTH, July H-lSpeCial. i
The late Fourth Of July has proved a
perfect bonanza for ne Nspaper men in
this city. The day itself was no diff
ferent than the day before, but tho ca.
pers that were cut before high heaven
on hat day will ever serve to impress
1t upon the minds Of the people. Some
people seem to think i. day whom
passion and general license can be uu-
bridled, but it isn't. Some days ago
Mr.. l.. Baer made affidavit before tue
county attorney that l., NJ. Trimble, a
well known young man OF this city,
had on tho night q the Fourth of July
made criminal assault on the person
OF his (Baer's) daughter, Miss Rosa
Baer, young lady IL years old. The
county attorney then, upon this allida-
Wit, filed an information in
the County Court, and g
warrant was placed in the hands Of the
sheriff. Young Trimble was arrested
and put under bond to appear at the
next term Of the court. From the in
formation filed it appears that Trimble
| escorted Miss Baer to the tho dance at
Rosedale Pavilion on the night OF the
4th Of July, and some time during
the night, in retired part of tao
grounds, made the attempt to commit
the otlense charged in the affidavit.
bliss Rosa Baer Is described by those
who know her as very prepossossing
in appearance, being tall, graceful and
OF pronouced brunette type, just In
| tho full blush OF wOmanhoOd. She
| gtr.aIg will hlgs nfys4Ia af Id,
quaintancos, while tho young man
heretofore has borne q good character
8nd stood well among lis circle Of
friends.
STOP THIEF,
Last Tuesday night Winston Becker,
Il citizen of Jack County, had four
horses stolen from him. This uoruing
he, in company with Henry JOhnstccE
| and FRED HicOx, his neighbOrs, arrived
in the city looking for the thieves,
whom they heard OF sill along their
route, and the last information they
received was that the mon were seen
last evening about o'clock three
miles east Of WeHtherford, where they
stopped at farm house to get drink
Of water. The gentlemen in pursuit
are OF the opinion that the thieves are
going east and were probably max
ing for Dallas. The names OF
tho fugitives arc not known,
but a pretty accurate descrip.
ton OF them Ia given. One is q
middle-sged man, has scar three
inches long on his right check and
wore a pair OF leather oYeralls. The
other man Ia about 30 years old, black
hair and eyes; wore broad brim
/ white hat with q Mexican band. They
evidently did not come to this city, but
probably skirtod it.
NOTES ABOUT TOWN.
This afternoon officers from Baylor
and Wise Counties lodged in the
county jail three insane persons
whom they arc conveying to the asy
. lum a. Terrell. The patients are j. G
r Sharpe, of Baylor County, and McGeC
and Mrs. Thoruhill, from Wise
County. Tomorrow the officers will
continue their journey with the pa
= tients to Terrell,
Captain w. S. Peudleton, member
, Of tho last Legislature, is booked loi
speech 8t a grand picnic 10 DO given
! 0t Axle, near tho borders OF Tarrani
I and Parker Counties, on tho 3lst in.
Z slant. Tao captain is the man to give
, them good talk, whether on tho Oc
/ cgsion Of u picnic or in solving 9
huJiyy legal pfODlOIl,
! The society young men OF the city
s talk Of organizing o. German dancing
} club,
/. Professor n. n. Lupton, of tho chgu
, of chemistry and geology ia The Ven
/, dorbil5 University, ~ Nashville, Ia In
, tho city, stopping ut the Pickwick
, The professor ia on o tour of scientific
, research through tho State and col
/ Letting as he goes samples OF tho DIFF.
I iorGn5 minerals 20 be found in tho
, State Of TGxGg. He IS just from La
e redo aud tho country about that place
} aud goes from here TO I'll PasO
{ General Henry ID, Clayton, of Ala
b. bama, is in the city to-day. General
4 Clayton was a gallant Confederate sol
; der and is now leading lawyer In
, Alabama. Captain w. l., Kennedy,
0 Tie genial proprietor of tho Pickwick,
together with other gentlemen who
served under General Clayton during
tho war, hope to persuade the general
. TO remain in tho city until after the re-
union.
, Mr., Walter A. Huffman has return.
Cd to the city from Santa Rosa, Cali.
% iornia, where his family are spending
, the summon,
/ Messrs. c. b, Wiley and s. G.
70 bTNhCnj Two young men from Lynch
= burg, Virginia, are in the city pros
r pecting.
5 Colonel Tobo johnson has returned
! nom Glen Rose, where he went for q
!, short recreation. Tho colonel reports
4 that no fattenod q pound and ahalt
70 each day and had TO leave to sayo his
+ this summers clothes, He has had
4, his pants lot ont and returns to Glen
o Rose tomorrow morning on the fret
train,
z Two companies of United States sol.
= diers passed through the city tonight
D on route 20 Kansas, whore they ex-
/ pect TO tackle tho brother in red
General Young, of tho Third Unitod
states Cavalry, spent tho day In tho
city. Hogoos West.
s=-------=-=--=-es-=--=----
]. Mo NlNXalRnh Ntrllknra Arlnlnr