Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-18
A DAY AT DALLAS.
The Adoption Of Standard Tine by oil
the Railroads at Noon To-day.
Still Worrying the P'stmastcr-Thc
Grand Jury and the Gamblers.
Two Base Ball Games The Great
Northwestern Railway Scheme.

Northwestern Railway Scheme.
Special 10 the Gazette.
Dallas, November 1.-THE newly
adopted time system of counting hour.
from one to twenty-four goes INTO ef
feet on all railroads in this state to
morrow at II m. The Houston d
Texas Central will change from Hous
ton time TO that of the Goth me
ridian, which Is 81 minutes faster
The Gould Southwestern system will
discard Jefferson City time 20 min,
minutes faster The Gulf, Colorado 4
Santa Re will adopt, instead of Gal
weston time. the same as the Gould
roads.
The frequent meetings of the Re,
pubIicans of Dallas of late, it is given
out, are TO bring influences To bear
on United States Senators Coke
and MaNey to work against the con.
hrmation of Mr.. Garrison. recently ap.
polluted TO succeed Mr.. Whissocn. The
object is to get cx-Postmaster A. NJ.
Cochran, at present deputy revenue
collector ut this point, in Garrison's
place. II Is also known that an effort
Is being made TO get John Stone ap-
pointed To Fosters vacant postoflicc
inspectorship Mr.. Umbdcnstocl;
does not appear to suit these Republic.
ans rs collector o. revenue of this dis.
trict, and they are working for his re.
moval also, but who they desire in his
place is not yet determined
on. The anti-Garrisonites are
many of them prompted by
Disappointment at not securing situa.
tons IN the Dallas postollicc, and are
making all the show they can with
the powers ut Washington that the
service in the office Is incompetent.
Much indignation is felt here at the
report of the late grand Jury made
public to-day. The recommendation
that the people of the county organize
vigilance committees and large de-
tectivc force 10 suppress gambling is
regarded as n SANDER on the name of
the city and county as law-abiding
communities. : present, no public
gambling exists, and that which hos
existed was no worse than what
Is pracliccd in other Texas
and southwestern cities, and fines
have been regularly imposed against
professional gamblers.
y motion was argued all day in the
county court in the case of W. j. Kahn
for gambling, asking for II change of
venue, rs fair trial cannot be had
here. The argument was not finished.
The gamblers desire to have the case
transferred To Fort Worth or WaXa.
hachie, where they claim public opin-
lou has not been so prcjudiccd agains,
them rs in Dallas cointv. N''''''
A specinl train will rnn botwoo,
Dallas and Fors Worth eoch da sv" ,, leu
ing The races next week II Vii ,n anu.
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Rrown Stocl.in, h,o,'I LII
club teiepronhoJ thn n,iisu p on,'
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them in Ibis citvon SnnJ,w' Pias
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