The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-23

SAN ANTONIO aug. 22.-TSpeciGl r.
There is likely 80 DO u great deal Of
jswlng among tho officers as to who
was primarily tho CAUSE Of Aut-
demorte'5 arrest, and tho matter
may as wei, be settled right here.
City Marshal Bay ard, OF this city, is p
native OF New Orleans. He Is d French
creole, with, IL in whispered, o. slight
lingo OF negro blood. He was
on tho Old metropolitan police
| force CT New Orleans whom Kellogg
was king, and niger was ten de-
grce8 better than a white man. Ho ii g
young man of rare skill in
his profession, and of singular
pertenacity. He was satisfied when
the press dispatches first announced
AuldomOrte's detalcatiOn and flight,
that no had placed his man On his
passage through nero, and ne has been
patiently nOsiag tho train ever
since. H5 located his quarry and
telegrapheu Mr., Herewia to that efleCt.
To him IS undoubtedly due the arrest
and very smooth eXtraditton Of ore Of
tho worst thieves OF the day. When
Aufdomorto was robbed in Monterey
he dashed very small
IOlls lAb WINS iANIAE III ltlA
style, but had no very large
amount Of money ia sight. no to0g
| hts arrest with all possible sangfrOid,
and repeatedly assured his captor8
| they had tho wrong man. "NO ure
you fellows wasting time on me-"
| he said, when ibis thing
is straightened, but the lsurh will be
GA NY side. As he approached tho
| Rio Grando and realized that he was re-
ally TO bo given up wish 10 lorm2iiJy
whatever aud that tho coustric-
! tive folds of red tape were
cast from his conductors limbs aud
his money no good on earth, ne lost
q great deaf or his compOsure. lie
at present well nigh brOkop down.
Ito gives one the impression OF 81
shattered man. lie refused to talk
and will not tell whore the money e.
He isunder guard nj f.. McInt0sh, at
the United States military post thCro
He ia we'll treated by tine soldiers, but
doea nc; roam IN any wgv
grateful lie is altogether 10
listIess to show gratitude for any
thing. Ho has doubtless been living
fast, and ne enforced abssuuuce
may have tho effect Of tom
Ing him mp, which DO needs
badly. Wurrau,s nave boon sworn oUs
before United States Commissioner
Wnslow with tie object 20 take him
tn Austin tN appear before United
states Judge Turner. Dep
uty Psrkor, OF New Orleans,
and Consul Campbell, oi Monterey,
think he should loo taken direct to New
Orleans, the scene Of ui3 crime.
Interest Boa tho case was intensified
by tho arrest a Etgfhmuth Shop.
hard, rho celebrated counter
feitor aud boon friend of Auflomcrtu.
Ho was captured on this sido of the
river by Deputy Max hal Long. lie
was clos Is seFrcuOd,a and $500 Ia bills
of largo denomination found on
him. do has hUou plHCei ip the Coun-
" jail here. Hoalso believes Ina. 81
l8uco is the golden rule. Your cores
poudont approached him tO-Jgy with
the query:
"SnepherJ, have you objection TO
telling where an tho money IS? The
lux IN M, YOU know, ana my paper
would liXo 20 spO. tho hOOdlo.n
Chow do Won know my vnme ig
Shepherd,p Fro lusppGd "Just go 20
hell, any hoW.n His case has been
In all things idUntidpd with
AutdemuriO, ani tho Same proceedings
taken. Tho. wandering pair viii
probably journey % New Or
loans together. II ID not be-.
liov9d possible that they have
run through with al tho money tboy
got oil with, but troy have shown
mono of 80, and, 50 far ss known, have
made no oilprt 90 hroo any ono.