The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-22
FROM WACO.
a HOME Is MADE DESoLsrE
How a Viii In Invaded the Home of n
fonns Husband aud Ruined His
Hsppiness-The Gotten Lands
3he Varreli Case-Re
Tackled the Dsngue.

WACO, Oct. 2l.-[Speciai. IA young
physician who read medicine in Waco
and has been practicing for the past
few months az railroad station 10 or
IL miles distant from this city, came TO
your correspondent to-day with story
of grief aud shame. Bat very short
while ago he married the daughter Of
very wealthy capitalist in a central
Texas town, on the Houston Il Texas
Central railroad. They came to Waco,
~ above stated, remained here tow
months and then went to tho little
station atoresaid. There, the young
doctor charges, his vito was deoauch-
| Ell by Ia man who is we'll known
ia Waco. The husband received what
h9 considered uudoub,et avidepce OF
the guilt Of his wife, aud charged her
with taithlessnssg. She cNniasaeG end
oft him, going 10 S1uthera Texas, in-
| stead OF returning 10 lisr parents. The
young doctor il goiag b .GN 10 Georgia,
Nhero he came from. He weD5 TO the
c0unty attorney yesterday, thinking
he wonld nave tho man who mad
ruined his home Indicted. Hs wss
told TINT while bic proof seemed
strong, convictiou could hardly
be secured without stronger evil
dence; that nder the laws ot Yexas IL
Was more difficult TO prove n charge OF
adultery than any crime, and was ad.
vised to let the matter drop. When
asked why he Gidn't take shotgun
aud right HIS wrongs himself, he said
no was away from his friends, had but
little money and did not feel like risk
ing his life or liberty. SO he will
packet his shame end sorrow. What
might have been happy home is
broken up, and woman fitted to
adorn any station in society is made
an ontcast aud ruined forever. 1t Is O
sad episode in real life.
As an illustration Of the productive.
ness of cotton lands In this section this
year, MIR. j. G. Frazier, of this CITY,
who Is also farmer, picked out one
acre of his cotton, aud kept it's product
separate from other cotton. Tho re-
suit was two bales of cotton of 800
pounds each, and enough surplus cot
ton To psy for the ginning, bagging
and ties. This Is of course On eXcep.
tloDai yield, but the average is bale
or more to the aero. The cotton BUYERS
here have got another crimp in their
necks in the action OF the railroads in
raising freight to Liverpool three
points. This was done without any
warning, aud 1t makes toSaI advance
OF eight points on the bale over the
rates first announced by tho pool. Tho
market was not so active to-day, being
about $50 for g0nd middhug. Total
receipts to date, % 500 bales.
All the pagers in the Varnell case
have hoen sent from here TO IillsborO,
by order Of Judge Hall, OF the Hills
boro district, Thess papers Eege
brou ght here when George Waller was
uiod go an accomplice with VsrneN In
The murder OF Mr.. Land It is sill no
sieVed hera that Vsrnell will be re-
moved TO Waco or Fort Worth for safe
kesuiUg.
La the county court to-day the GRIM
iual docket was called, ana IL was no.
ticed that in nearly so eases the bonds
were forfeited. The officers saw Lba5
such Il number of iOrfoitures is unpree
edentsd. Jhs lawyers SIRE grinding
away az the Shirley case in tao district
court.
Sanger Bros, closed tholr grand
opening by giving Il banquet Tonight
AZ Armory hail TO the employees of the
house, over 20 In number.
There was another frost this morn
ing, but not so heavy IS yesterday
morning.
Editor Barlow, Of the Exa minor, has
knuoklsd under TO the dongue.