The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-07-23
FOR T W0R III LOCAL NEWS
az ADOPTED DAUGHTERS FALL.
Efforts of Her Foster Parents to Reclaim
Her Alleged Thief Captured.
Tho Trouble Mt Mansfield.
Personals--OtherI Items

Fort WORTH, July 22,-LSpeCial.l -
Yesterday Recorder Field received o
letter from highly.spected old citizen
OF this city, requesting that young
woman, who now leads an abandoned
lie, be arrested. 1t seems that this
old gentleman aud his wife some years
ago had adopted a little orphan girl,
named Sallie Bishop. The old people
being we'll of and without children of
their own naturally INDUCED and
cares5ed the little waif. The littlo girl
was given mothers care and atten-
tion by the kind old lsdy,au she grew
up surrounded by every comfort that
would tend 10 render litc happy, and
every safeguard was thrown around
her that tho most anxious parents
could suggest. In time tho little girl
grew to bo woman, and she WAS
remarkable among her circle of
acquaintance for her beauty Eoi
feature and form. 1t is the old, old
story. A william in tho shape of q nan
comes upon the stage. He has u hand
some face out black heart. Protes-
tations OF love and eternal fidelity arc
poured into the ears Of the credulous
young girl. Her confidence IL gained
and her virtue forever lost. The young
girl, ashamed to confess her condition
to her foster parents, sought refuge in
bagnio in the lower part of this city
and although the old people who
raised her have earnestly pleaded
with he1 to abandon Aer life OF shame
and return TO their home, she stoutly
refuses. Recorder Field has issued a
warrant for her arrest, and another ct
tempt will be made by the old people
TO reform her. Out OF regard for the
old people, their names are withheld
from publication.
THIEF CAUGHT.
Several nights ago v9llse was
stolen from one OF the Main street
cars, where it had been negligently
| left Oy its owner. The driver of the
car asserted positively that he saw
| tho man who took the valise and
would know him II he should SOC him
| again. officer Rushing set about TO
work up the case, with the assistance
Of the ufiver, ana last night they sue
cepded in finding their man in tho
Office Of tho PickWick Hotel. When
arrested the man gave his Aame as
George Avis, and protested his limo
conce, but after he had boon locked
up awhile no gave his name as
George Berry, railroad man, and told
the officer where the valiso could be
found. 1t WAS found under an old
building in the rear of the Union de-
pot, and apparently nothing in it had
been touched. 1t contained papers
valuable only TO its owner.
THE MANSFIELD TROUBLE,
There are no new developments In
tho Mansfield trouble, but those &C
quGinted with the state OF feeling anC
tho temper OF the fsctiona, anticipate
something worse thSn the nero bow
ing Of horns and tho poisoning o.
horses. ImPudent remarks and
boasts have been made and repeated
by tho friends of each side until now
bitter hatred has been engendereC
ana so that the faction OF the deceased
doctor have b-en wrought up to auct
a pitch as to earnestly believe revenge
the measure of justice 10 which they
are entitled. As the sympathy OF thu
people in that neighborhoOd Is pretty
we'll divided, should tho worst come
the consequences can better be- imag
insd than described. SLerin MADDOX
claims 10 know nothing about the OK
is.en OF the feud, but tho facts giveI
have been corroborated by seveTa
parties from that section OF III,
county.
KNIGHTS or LABOR ADJOURNED.
The state convention OF the Knight,
Of Labor, which has been in session II
this city since Monday, last adjourned
to-day at 2 p. III. The delegates
marched through tho streets after ad
journment, 20 Rosadals Park, where
they had picnic and u nice time gen
orally, Tonight grand ball was
given them EJ this pavilion, whtch WA,
largely attended. The delegates ioRy,
for their homes tomorrow morning
The doors oftbe convention, OF course
have been closed to tho public and o.
peCiallY to the news apor man.
ROBBED.
Mollio Alexander arrived in tho city
last evening rom Houston. Sno forth
with hiod away to the house OF he
friend, Mollie Clark. They werO Ole
friends, but Mollio Clark put thei
ancient friendship TO "a severe Lest, FOL
while her guest was asleep she 0pprc
priated $40 in money and lot o
lewolry. This was the tale told a
police headquarters this morning by
Moliio Alexander, and II warrant WA
Issued for the arrest OF Mollie Clark.
PERSONAL
Attolney-General John d. Temple
ton 10 in the city.
Major Randall, general manager o
an extensive mining company now en-
gagged in copper mining In Hardemal
CouAIy, arrived in the city this even
iDH,