The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-19

gent measures cannot be too quickly
enforced TO put down this pernici0us
practice Of private gambling among
the Trailer portion of our community"
The police have received information
as to the locality OF this French lsdy's
residence and raid will shortly be
made upon 1t, therefore it behoovss
any lady who has been accustomed to
visit this somewhat novel institution
TO cease from entering within its por.
tails, unlasa they want an untlDjely
and shameful expose.
Roberta Rodriguez DeEsquiDel made
an affidavit against one Stsnslado
Guajar, charging that gentleman with
abucting and kidnapping her dGugh-
ter, Antonio Esquibel, who ia ten.
der maiden Of Is. It appears that tn o
mother sont her little daughter to Sc
guina ON visit TO relatives, and
started for the depot, and met
Guajar, who said no was going
to tue same place and would
accompany her. Gusjar, instead
ofgoing to Soguina, persuaded tho
young dsmsel to remain for tho pur-
pose of attending tho fiostas, which,
proposition she ultimately consented
TO. Her mother though. she had gone
to Seguina, and she did not discover the
TACT immediately. AS soon rs she did.
she took tho course above mentioned
to punish the abductor.
A dispatch was received from Gal
weston this morning by the committee
OF arrangements for the Italian cels-
braticn, TO take place at the Springs,
tomorrow night, that delegatiOs
from the Italian society in that city
had left that place this morning and
would arrive tonight and take part
with their countrymen i'll commomo-
rating the taking of Rome.
Frank Scott, q constable OF BeAsr
county, Helotes precinct, was brought
troni Auatin yesterday morning and
lodged in jail in default of
finding $1,000 bond, to await his ex-
animation, on Monday, before United
States Commissioner Stevenson, or a
charge of robblns the Keudalla post
office. He has been charged with rob-
bling. postollice in Bunst county, hut
on his examination, st Austin, he was
dismissed, there not being sufficient
evidence 10 convict him.
This morning, early, q stranger, VOL
dressed and of respectable APP
pearance, reported that ho had
| lost fine gold watch
and chain. and Soma money some
time during the night. Ue was nov
siderabIy intoxicated and could no,
give q clear account of what he had
hean doing mr. WHARF no Ind haan dmr'
Inc the niSht. Last even;ng ha vyas
sesn with the watch and chain and
anneered TO bavo nlantv of money
He did not Give HIS mama NOR had Ls
reported bts loss To tha poI,co author,,
ties. IL Ia thersfore question whnthe,
a robbsrv had really been com.
mjtted or whother Some friand had M,
relieved him of hi. yeluablea until hc
was ia e. condition to take care OF him
self,
About G O'Clock this morning Betty
Speaker died, a colored woman wht
resides at the rear of tho Sunset rounl
house. DR.. Lowry gave certificate Il
the effect that the deceased dice
OF valvular heart-disease, and from cor
tain circumstances which came to tn,
city pbysician's ears, he gave order!
that no burial permit should be issueC
until further investigation had beer
made. With this view Judge Newen
dorff Was notified, and no summoned
Ia jury OF inquest, who proceeded I,
the house of tho deceased and viewet
the body. alter which an adjournment
was taken until o'clock this after
noon. List evening Mrs. Speaker
vomited large quantity Of groom mat
ter, and several symptoms developed
that would give rise to the suspicion
that sho had voluntarily taken, ~
some ono had administered TO no
Homo irritant poison. She had no
been cohabitlng with hor husband
Charley Speaker, tor some timo past
their conjugal relations rot being o
tho happiest nature. The deceased We
q woman Of Al years Of age, ana up Il
the time OF her illness, was apparentl,
u very healthy woman, not suffering
nom any organic disease.
Mr., Frank Toutlonye. who resiae. a
I,oZoya Crossing. Ia miles from this clt-
is to-day i'm a very unhappy framo a
mind, and few men, under the sam,
circumstancos. would Teel other,viae
he was 10 boz married to-morrow /,
Miss Welheminox Burgteld, and Oh
tanned tho marriage license and mad,
all the other arrangements TO
tee event, but u change took place 4,
the programme last night, which dis.
polls all his blissful dreams and rob
him forever of tho young lady whom
he had hoped to make his b,ido. Ill
had spont several hundred dollars II
purchasing the bridal tIousseau. Ill
had invited all his friend
to the wedding, but IL tho fac,
OF all this the fair and hci!
Wilhomina deserted him mt the las
moment, aad gavo her hand to
young German named Houck, VIII
had engaged her heart ia the mean
time. The affair has caused sensa
ton in the circles whoro the partie
are known, and much sympathy liz eS
pressed iot Mr. Ioudonse, VINO 10
yonng man OIL repu'nuon, puslnea
nplhty anu means. o,hsulnr 10 re
ia,o, ns more suecesnlul flVal ~ poor
PROUD eno goou iooklsR, 40, IN tnl
case, lovo rather thNn wealth gov
arned We actions OF tho Rirl
rbe runaway couple nre nov
10 san Antonio aud ut til
present time there's no tolllnS nov
tho esoapado mey wind up
Mr.. Winston, = young man OF TIL
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