Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-12
SECOND EDITION.
WACO.
Compromise Among Candidates- Eie elton
OF School Teachers Personal News
and Local Notes OF the Day.

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Gently II negro announced himself far
the uilice. This rendered some action
necessary on the pant of the white can.
didat,s, and they met this afternoon
and each one selected three men and
! the whole number thus selected com
/ posed a convention 10 nominate a can.
didatc. Balloting began at . O'clock
! and at $50 this evening l.. j. Gran
/ berry was declared the nomines of the
| convention. The race Is low BET ween
him and the negro.
The committee on public free schools
OF Waco nl this afternoon and adj
Iiourned ut 1:3) after e'ecting ihs fol.
| lowing achcrs of the city pubic
| schools; Professor j. y. GALLAGHER.
principal Of all the city public schools;
white teachers is Mamie prewiti
of 81, Louis. Miss Mary o. Beatty OF
4 Waco, Miss leila Terrence of Waco,
Miss Lula ,iney of Waco. Miss Nellie
| Eastland of Wac,. For East Waco
! Professor j ID. Strain and wife. Col.
ored schools Professor MLoore and
wife; South First street school, III. u.
Heating; East Waco Howard institute
to be supplied. The board
meets ain Monday at IL q. IN.
| Messrs. Ed. p. Nichols and Il. T..
Hull of or Sunny South, of Brown
wood, Texas, are in the city. They
arrived list night.
! There Is a prospect of another daily
| paper to he started in Waco soon. OF
| which we are not at liberty to speak,
| further than that the movers in the
enterprise are practical newspaper
! men, and your correspondent knows
that they have ample capital at their
/ a ,,.tt L. a..
| business.
comm on in this part of the county,
! We have heard of seve al that were
killed lately.
Mr.. G. p. Savage is erecting new
resid, nee on South Third street.
Mrs. Ann Lynch who has been quite
sick for several weeks is greatly inn
proved in health and is fast conva-
! les cling.
The city was crowded with country
people to-day. Notwithstanding the
/ diouth we have rarely seen larger and
finer watermelons than We're offered
for sale To day.
There seems to be no lack of plenty
of fine peaches judging by those Of
ferei for sale by the hucksters and the
quantity and quality daily shipped by
express.
Mr.. William Glenn is erecting an.
other residence on his place on South
Fourth street.
Messrs Edgar Rag and Sam Wright,
Jr., and Walter Reese have gone on
hunting expedition, during which
time they will take in Lamla>as
springs and anything else they can.
Mr.. Coleman, the machine>t il.
dangerously i'll on North First street.
He has been sick now for nearly a
month and we learn is out of money,
and his wife also is in delicate health
Here is chance for cnalitably dis
posed pers ons 10 do a kindly ACT. Mr..
w. G. Daniels ut Charlie liophals,
Stone and Austin streets, can give fur
ther information.
Mr. w. c. Daniels aud wife leave
next Monday for an extensive trip out
west.
Mr.. Charles .Kophal has just re-
turned from q trip through Fails coun-
~. He lett Mrs Kophal in Falls
county with friends and relatives. She
will not return for several weeks.
A search warrant was issued yester-
day by Justice Evans on cont
plaint of Mrs. Isabella
Judge, that she believed one Gertrude
Leach had stolen from her Il watch,
gloves. gold button and diamond ring.
Last night about ten O'Clock Cslictf
Ellison served the warrant on Miss
Leach at IIsmkc's hotel, where she
was boarding and found in possession
the watch and gloves, and she was ar
rested and lodged in Jail She ? eads
guilty to stealing the watch and
gloves, but denies taking the ring
and button. Tie goods stolqn were
not of sufficient value to make the case
more than Il nisdemeanor, and she
says she vii plead guilty before the
county court. She gave bond for 800
and was released. The girl was lately
in the employ of Major Moran, on the
Waco farm, where Mrs. Judge resides.
Lowiine Bros. have rented the
building adjoining them, lately occu-
! pied by the j. c. Horner stock OF
druss and it is being retitted for the
use of their ladies dress goods depart
!, ment.
The Social Enterprise club meets at
!. the residence OF Mr.. M. G0ldstein at
: D. N. tomorrow Sunday
Nine lales vi new cottor were re-
ceived to-day.
Toniaht begins the ninth day Of the
month OF All. tie anniversary of the
obstruction OFFS llomon's tempe The
day viii be observed by our orthodox
Jewish citizens AS Il day of fasting and
prayer
+. + Shelton, Lite of Hearne, was
arrests tod y foe wife beating La
the absence Of bond he was sent T.
jal.
Miss Anna Hail residing on South
Thrd street, dauLhter OF Mr.. James
Hall, died yesterday of maiarial fever
and was buried this morning. She
: was about sixteen years old. She hat
large circle Of friends who symna-
thize With the family in their atiie'
ton.
Mr.. Jns. A. Pillshury, representing
David Nicholson, OF 81. Louis, Is III
the city.
Tee American Legion OF Honor met
at their lodge room at O'Clock Inv
morning.
: Mr.. James Greaves after an a1st nce
2 of "a year, has returned t. Waco and
? taken position 1T the oil mills.
Z, A number ofthe Texas and s.. Louis
; railway officials "a rived on the 3 p. III.
| train and were waited on by deputa.
: ton of our citizens with Il view Of TAX
! ing steps to have the machine shops 81
\ the road heated here,
Mr.. W. ID. Lacy left this evening foi
st. Louis.
: ID \ Kelley, ESQ, LETT for Graham
this evening.