The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-10
FROM WACO.
Mr.. olLLARD BOUND OVER,
ssm Jones Heard From--Judgs Rimes.
Dansge suit--The Central and the
Pooi-Court Matters Cotton
Receipts "A Big Mass
Meeting. Etc, Etc.

missioner Finks' court this afternoon.
lie Is charged with misuse of the most
office establishment for the purpose of
swindling Phillip Howard, also of Me.
Iid!an and president of the Mineral
Wells company, out OF sum of mon
ey,, which Howard alleges was $3.50.
billiards. scheme and modus operaudi,
as charged by tho government, were
given rather fully in The HERALD OF
the 81 instsnt-how he porsonated a
dual character, figuring IN "Russeil,
M d." at Bolton and Temple, Offering
to buy the stock of the company, snd |
how he iiuslly unloaded, at q fictitious
value, his seven shares OF stock OF in
nocent and unsuspecting old man
Howard. The amount involved wss |
not large, but billiards. alleged adroit |
scheme Is what has given the case in |
torest. The lawyers say man as keen |
as Di.lard might have been expected |
TO utilize his talents on bigger game. |
A crowd OF witnesses were on hsuCl |
and Major Pearro prosecuted Tor the
government.
billiard waved examination and did
not put any witnesses on the etapd,
The government, however, examined
several, taking ex-parte testimony for
use when the grand jury meets. Tho
case, as developed, 10 substantially the
same as telegraphed THE HERALD in
q special OF the Bird instant, with the
exception that the postmaster at Tenn
pie doposed that the postmark Of his
Office on letters sent to uewOrd at
Meridian, were genuine Instead Of
forged, ~ at first alleged. billiard was
bound over in the sum OF 500.
A. b. +. Richmond, an OK conductor,
hac hrnnDht omit onainat tka 81
railroad system, or, to be more spe-
ctic, the Missouri Pacific Railway
company, on rather novel grounds. He
| alleges that two years sgo no was con-
ductOr of a freight train on the Inter-
national IL Great Northern railroad,
one OF plaintiffs leased lines. He was
discharged on the ground OF careless
ness. After being discharged no was
"blsck-listed," rs railroad men call 1t,
! by plaintiff, HIS name placed in book
hat was circulated among railroad Of
iicials all over the country. BY reason
OF th's,be says,it is virtually out of the
question for hi a to get employ
nient on any railroad in the country.
He has followed railreading for IA
I years and doesn't understand any
o ner business. Els grievance Is tb at
plaintiff, by thus "blacK listing" him
mas e6ectually deprived him Of the
means OF making an Honest livlihc !.
He pravs Tor sl0,0l damages. Ander-
son 81 Flint ARE his counsel aud the
case Ia set for lne November torm of
tho United States district GOVT In this
city.
Last yesr,on the affidavit Of A, Hinch.
man. dealer IN agricultural nipple
mon ., this city, 3. A. Aldrich, OF BAL
rs, and then representing the Ruforc
y George Implement company, o
Kansas Guy, VIZ arrested on charge
OF perjury. In .he Federal court, after
mouths OF delay. AldTich was fully
and honorabiy acquitted Of the Charge.
Aldrlcn now brings suit in the district
court of this county against Hinch.
man, alleging defamation of character,
. fatse imprisonment, etc., and praying
Tor $4,000 damages. Hlnchmah's an
swer WAS lied this morning, denying
tbs allegations in toto, and bringing
forward some rather side facts TO aug
tein tho answer.
United States District Attorney
'earre received telegram from
United States Judge Turner, at Ell
Peso, this morning, in regard 10 the
young stage .obber, Jesse w. Jones,
now in Gust cdy at El Paso. Judge
. Turner eayB no hes ordered the pris.
oner remandod % Dallas. AZ Jones'
crimes wore committed In Eastland
/ county, crses from which arc returpa.
ble 90 Waco for trial In tho Federal
court, IL IA now certain that the EN-
bryo Claude Duvsl will DO tried here.
Sheriff Harris got y lolt9r this morn.
J ing from Camden, Arkanssq, directed
to "Hon. h. w. Rim6s, districs Judge.
WecO, Texes, caro- nf Sheriff Harris -
From this the sheriff concludes judge
Rimes Ia now mt home IN Marlin. Tha
7 sheriff ssys ho woulda't TO surprised
, 10 SEQ Judge Rimes walk into the
= court room tomorrow month, take tho
: Judges seat, and say, "Mr. sheriff,
/, open tho court" Tho lawyers are alsu
discussing SUCH u contingency. md
what they will do in such event. IL
,, will DO remembered Judge Rimes toll
egraphr l tho bsc meeting, held here
lest week, that he would resign ON his
, return from Arkansas.
A gentleman la 81. Joseph, Missouri,
writing 10 afriend in this city says:
"San Jones has made 700 converts aud
$1,000 more. Ono merchant raised $500.
bongbtR SLICED tent, nut 1900 chair,
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