The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-02-11
Fort Worth

FoRr Worm, Eeb. l0,-lSpecial John I
c. Townsend, charged with the then of
steer is out on bond again, to await third |
thal. The second Jury in his case failed to
agree, and We're discharged to-day.
The two United States soldiers, A. Cow |
dry, OF company d. sixth instruction repi, !
mont, and Dave kyles, lately OF the 2Ith /
cologed infantry, who appeared in this city
three days ago, excited some comment. /
Cowdy was returning from Fort Sill, hay. !
ing turned over two prisoners nj
that fort, Joe Rolf, ono of the prisoners,
was sergeant major of Cowdreys regiment
aud was demanded by the civil authorities
OF New Jersey for murder done twelve Yeas
( ago in that state. The other prisoner was
! Enos Jnmp, a desertor. The colored sol.
| dicr, Daniel kyles, was returning to his
home at Charlottesville, Virginia ON an
honorable discharge.
/ Ihore was meeting of citizens at the of.
/ lice OF the Texas Investment company this
morning TO make preparation for the proper
reception of the cattle men
at the convention TO be held
here on the 9Th of March. Mr.. But
luA suggested that u temporary building be
erected Tor the banquet, the courthouse or
other public buildings being too small.
The finance committee reported that they
hAd uune nothing as yet and asked for adj
diIlonal time The following gentlemen
were, on motion, added to the finance com
mitteo' Messrs. J. G.. Richardson, j, \.
Knight, J. + Goodwin and W. \. Garner
The following were added to the committee
on invitation jerome Harris, W. A. Gar.
uer and \, G. Truitt, The meeting then
adjourned until next Tuesday, ,nt II o'clock.
Messrs W I. Myers, s. 4. Myers, s. &
Norris, Nathan tlnilheimCr and j. 4. Lee,
OF the Louisville Land and Cattle company,
are in Fort Worth on a prospecting tour
They will remain tor several days.
Mr Martin, ot Grapevine, is in the city.
Hon. K r. rrevill.uk, Of Detroit, Mich
gan, will lecture Monday evening next
this city, Subject, Wrongs OF the "
ing Class
Mrs b. King was granted divorce to.
day against j. King
Fourteen new indictments were found by
the grand Jury, for elonies and one misdc-
Iutd'iot
Suits were flied Today by Colonel Jesse
Joucs ct ux ys. j. est Clair trespassor.
TO try title TO part OF b.ocl, lpur. east half oi
southeast quarter.
}. W. r Specr and g. W. Gammel
pleaded guilty to-day to two indictments
each, ana got each two sentences running
up 10 lOur year, each.
a pennllpss man mounted Missouri
Pacific train last evening in company with
four others at AlyMado Ry some means
he was caught Ia the wheels aud t0ra To-
pieces.
Major Smith has IL prior lien Of $500 ON
the. W. ). Hal mules, seized yesterday
under writ of sequcslratnn.
The leaders OF Mr.. Coilee's omnibus trar
broke the double tree last evening, pulling
mp from the depot, and made wild race
through the city. The wheel.horses drag.
ged the vehicle 10 the d llerent hotels.
Mr.. Jimmy Hancock, Il Western Union
operator, handed his roll of bills TO Mana.
ger Smith last evening at o'clock lest he
I be robbed, he sud. Going home at II
o'clock, Hancock was suggedi bu. the rob.
Ders got no booty.
a charge against Mr.. Clarence Dodd OF
embCz1ement, made by Mr. Sam Finley,
was dismissed today by Justice Furman.
Inc ease has been pending several days,
, nni as no one appeared 10 prosecute, Justice
Furman determined the matter ns stated.
In the assignment Of John Howard &
+ Co. ITO Colonel Jasper Hays, the firm ren.
ders.aschCdulc OF debts, Liabilities and asset,
rs follows Notes accepted, IS OJG gS, open
accounts, S., 2Jl.UJ total, $li ,iUS 81. Onthe
other side the firm renders as assets Stock
OF jewelry, $40 $50, accounts due, 81 on. 10.
total, SO jUG Is.
. j. T. llouser with the aid of Deputy
sheriff Thomson, succeeded in aIrestinp
John Dalton, the negro who sold him bale
of cotton, which proved to De both stolen
and false packed.
brown n horse trader, had two ponies
proved away from him yesterday.
A boy named Jimmie Pride was severely
beaten by three negro boys last night.
Eighteen matches were fought yesterday
between Dallas and Cass county cocks,
George u. Holland owned the Dallas birds
and Pat Hannigan the Cass county birds
Dallas won fourteen OF the fights
Although the weather is bad general
healt his excellent aud business never better
George ;. Smith, state deputy of the
t Typographical union, and George q. Loving
arrived on the 1910 trIhn tonight from
Austin.