The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-29

seier. Tao disease, "a specias OF the
blind staggers, has already affected a
large percentage OF stock, but thus iar
fatal resultn have been comparatively
small.
A CAUSE CHLEnRV.
Solemsn kerutim, one OF the Char
sotera OF Galveston, will tomorrow,
throogh bis attorney, instituts suit for
the recovery OF his interes. la the com
mnnity property which existed at
tho time ~ decree OF divorce wsa
granted HIS wife, tha late Emma
Whitney. Tho defendants IN the ease
are Emma Arto, Madamo Nhitsuy,s
repu ed daughter, and her hu and,
Ina amount ut issue IL about SIS 600
TDe suit promises to ha a csuse
csiebre, as II iavolves some OF the ex-
truino nicoties Of law, among otber
poiuts, tho questions: II the divorce
Was oblained by fraud, rs set forth In
the petition, how can service be made
on NsdSme Whituoy 10 set aslde
| the decree? the law MAKING
no provision for service on dead ppo-
| pic.
Madame Whitney was one of thu
most notorious leaders of tina deml-
| monde add bagniD-xeepeTs that ever
GAME 70 Texas. Among the vlctius TO
her arts was Kerutim, e1Nlor, repn,Dd
! wesltby, who married her. Madame
whitney would NOT, however, giys up
the life she was leading. Thus they
lived until kerufim hecasle Interested
in mining spacul atoms in Colo
rldo and left for tho West. Amer
yoaI'a 1bssuca he returned,
In 1880, and, uuti again oalled away
three mouths later, enjoyed his
marital relesions ~jth tbs nedsms,
In September, 1884, Keufim received
y letter from ner, bidding him come
npme' FOR sho wss dying.
Ho oheyed, but was too
late. The madame was dead,
5ui had left behind her evidences OF
her faiihiessness in tho shape OF
suother husband named. Theodore
Fei,icks. It. was then ravesled to him
th.t tho madame, immediately ufler
bidding MIA sdleu, threa wears pre-
vious, had instituted suit far al.
yorce, alleging abandonment, and on
Obtaining he decree, married Feiiicks.
wac subsequently sold out bis Interest
la this estate ~ the madame's roputad
daughter for $500. On learning this
keIufim returned to his mines, olosrd
out his Interests, AMI has now returned
h claim his alleged snare In tsa ostato,
Congressman Miller, OF Gonzalez,
stewart, II Houston aud Cram, OF
C1oro, arrived in ths city to-day.
70 attend an informal meet
inc of Texss copgr, ssmen, 10
diScuss deep water. Other congress-
men are expected tomorrow. Sbvsrai
plans are being discussed, aud until
II Is d,t-rmined which plan ouQht
10 be adopted, no bill can BIZ
formulated. Tho congressman viii
| mold meeting t0.morruw, consulting
With members OF tho oily council aud
the loading business mon. Whatever
Conclusion IL hually reached, it Is
evident that tho congressman proposo
20 act In perfect harmony IN The mat
ter.
Collector Sweeney, undSr the law
authorizing the appointment OF a tom
| Dprary inspector to muoi tho re-
! euironents OF commerce., made tho
following appointments OF lnspsctors
to continue IN service during the pres.
ont ao.iclty IN marine circle: A, II.
Gibson, Il. l., Hawkins, Thoodors
Ayers, John Kelly, A. Wakoiy. u.
Siding, Antoine Popular, II. V. Long.
Paddy. Lynch, the sailor of the
steamship Regal, who wa, 80 BADLY
stabbed snd brutality beaten last Sun
dsy morning, Is considered our OF sau-
gor.
Arrived: Steamship Rio Grapde,
iom Now York; bark logo, from Rio
do Jsnorio.