Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-12
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1.-Two criminal Items
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The s'" NV. Of Interest

The san s,ws Of Interest
.lio she Gag. Ss.t'Ifii About midnight
llas, Aug srio,,s ARRAY occurred be
ul y, y n. Tucker a cp'l'n y lar.
cen "a and I. G. Clemens, y pnr !,
'bail,Ilp a a%u had been drinking ,iSg
81 Z, several days, anu "a ap ( solnon'
pens w ,aod III that he sell him n pinl
|lennilns'u' Clemens refused to
|EIsky, !, w bought the whisky else
|Tucke.I, o ooI5 and commenced abu.-
e. ' plunged 1 knife into
|ted Y ", ,es # rlon Of the right
Eeasl y ans ,as prappled with his an
CIeIneusss Tim down, broke
1T, ". and otherwise injured
sl N, Il men s'r are in a critical con
'eglsl',' q Jailed to-day for at
tlO,a tilf bis brother. lie
,lug y n with a shotgun and
l n'a''ss fred into his brothers
saI taIIisiloslll his li,ai man ,narod n
to ?. N.ne s SpclI The person OF q re-
bit ppcs,i lady. a guest ut his
So ~ Cincinnati House. 60 -,
a '.s's,rsI passenger agents ior al
q y, W. Tor the coming year.
,, a come off annually,
nJ HISS i the point selected for
IA on Tie best authority chat
~ Colorado & Santa te road
~ few days put a fii'st-class
n Messenger train on between
AMI Galveston. 1t is also said
I'M L the first step of that road
E,@et rhe attention Of travel To a
"p'birh will be made directly to
|b"js from Galveston by the way
Illas that the Santa Fe VIII ex-
e. line from Dallas to Paris, and
fhe work will commence on it
IN The next sixty days.
{slearanl from sheriff Turner OF
{ra 10 NJ. Pointer, business part
iG,n. tieo. w. Ross, announces
ersonal service has been serve |
r,oria, Texas, on Count Joseph
In Of Rome. Italy, in the
Ir,iust him by Gen. r ,ss for vio-
,ot land sale contract. Ross
IuIourhundred thousand dollars.
(srn. been trying to avoid per-
sprylee within the limits of the
The suit is set for the October
81 court at Austin.
JOHN McClernan. congressman
Iron Illinois, who has been trav-
ID Texas several weeks, arrived
HAS to-day en- route home. tie
hopefully of Democratic pros
d success in Illinois at the next
M He is non-committaI rs to
ehyors Tor the Democratic nom
ID for president. He says no par
Iandilate is an extraordinary
tewlth the masses, aud that one
b is as likely to fur
he candidate as another; that
has as good, able and acceptable
IN the person of Congressman
John Hancock rs can be pre-
ibstthe charge of danger in a
Tn man could not be brought
him, as he was before the war,
tlIe war aud has been since the
devoted union man and would
acceptable to all sections. Cen
cGleraand leaves for Illinois in
pfniug.
baylash, a saloon man, was
byattachments run in favor of
neiet Flippen. Adone q Lobit
amount OF seven hundred dol
Coli, hle Dallas pitcher who
foSt. l.cuis on trial for a place
professional Blown Stockings,
ed today unsuccessful. He
was hardly given a fair trial, las
had out very little practice and
development OF his capacity,
~ The st. Louis manager ex.
nm to eclipse anything in the
Fph when was expecting too
Without two or three weeks con.
ar'iee, He admits that in the
va, batted very freely at times,
altogether, and that he was
aataer Than the other pitchers
laeFe IN constant practice. He
Aine.
flaallon from St. Louis today
al John Finuegan, arrested at
texas, on July Sd, charged
'ooing the safe of the Atchison,
ara santa le railroad CON,
! Eureka, Kansas, on the night
vtiler 9th, 1889, will undoubt,
i've himself Innocent, and that
''yafea,e Of mistaken identity,
sNat ne TINE of the robbery
U business in st. Louis am,
icaVe There unul November
y me ipobery, when he re-
70 Denton, and thrs joint d
'atr IN business. The reporl
fln''egan even now stands
M lhose Who know HIM in st.
BRoWNWo0D.