The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-02-06
The Courthouse at yernsn Burned and
the County Records Likewise.
Fort Worth: Printers Strllc-Two
Brothers and Their Story.
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Fort WoRrn, Feb. 6.-[Special l--On
Saturday last license to marry was granted
to Addison W, Boon and Mrs. Esther lana
Cook.
Mr. Joe Mayors residence took fire this
morning. The damage was slight. No
alarm was sounded.
MIR. kyler, shot in the leg last week in
doing well. The bullet is lodged undsr 81, =
knes-cap. Doctors Burts and Fields will
extract it tomorrow. ""'
Sickness of A. NJ. Carter, esq, preyepted
the hearing OF motion for a new trial in
he case OF the City National bank VS.. ], Nj.
Cipps h Co. An
Doctors Beale and Adams will operats
late TINS evening on a boy from Sweetwater.
VINO Is aihicted with lupus on his face
This lad has come 200 miles to avail hin,,elt
ofthe skill of the Fort Worth doctors
A quantity of cotton. seed, 1891 bmsbsls
levied on to satisfy debt due by Thomas
Frederick Price, the cotton seed oil mill
man, Is advertised tor sale by the sheriff on
next Monday. ''' VII
Richard O'Neal, by slipping, in leapinr
from = box-Car, rot his foot under thn
wheel Saturday morning last, and It was so
severely crushed that Doctor Ansell had tn
cut oil the fore part. The accident occurred
hundred yards east OF Union depot,
,George Sanderson, brakeman In the EN-.
pioy OF the Texas Il Pacific railway com.
pany, died Sunday night, at the Clark
house, of pneumonia. All his expenses
were betrayed by cantain Robert Reed CON
| IIptpr nttha Hart A.
railroad company. O''
w u; Kendall, charged with robbing the
Pacific Express company of PACKAGE 'nS Of
| gold rings, shipped from New York to
Waco while the package was being trans.
ierred al the Union depot in this city, being
out on bail, appeared promptly to-day, ac,
a ". Louis bootblack, white bow mr..
rived on STOCK train Saturday. He saws
he heard that business in his line WAS brisk
IN Fort Worth. He complains of The nm.
comfortable condition of the stock cars and
wonders how the cattle stand il fins
| weather. One of'his toes was frozen on The
! trip. wa ''''
IL. G. Goodworth made a furious assault
On 'he 'front.' uoor OF the Arcade saloon,
early this morning. While raving, and
Kicking the door, aud filling the snowy mir
with oaths, Officers Coker and Mitcher mr..
rived and took him in. He is reported
from Grandview, as having terrorized that
town last week. '""'
Olllcers Coker and Mitcher found vonnp
man lying on the corner OF Sixth and Main
streets, ON Saturday night last, at n late
hour, h,cless, apparently, and nearly sti0
WIN COld. The officers lifted him carefully
ana placed him on bench in the recorderIs
courtroom, where he received such atten.
ton as his case demanded. He is n pro.
houhced blonde, about % years old. ia a,
stranger, and is not inclined to ba very
communicative. When questioned this
morning, he gave his name as Mike
Walters. 'N'
The Stock journal Publishing COMPANY
ana tnelr compositors are in trouble. The
printers union, at meeting held SUNDAY
evening, decided to make a general advance
III their scale of rates, and 80 notified nil
the printing establishments IN the CITY TO-.
DAY. The Gazette refused to accede TO their
demands, ana u lockout ensued. The
printers demand an increase of "a cents per
lVV ms for day work and an increase of per
diem wages Tor job printers and day fore.
men. Mr.. W. l.. Malone, business mana.
ger oil the Stock journal Publishing com.
pany, in conversation with Daily Demo.
Gratis reporter, stated that about two weeks
ago his company voluntarily increased
wages iIom 80 to 40 cents per 1000 for
night ork,and from 30 to 32I for day work
al the same time reducing the hours of en-.
pIoyiheht NJ nlght by two hours. Mr.. Ma.
lone lur,her stated that he can see no jus
tice in the demands of the printers and viii
not accedc to It, A general lock out of
printers occurred this evening", and il il
doubtful whether the Gazette will appear
IN the morning; but II is more than proba.
PIE That n small edition will be issued. The
Dally Democrat svmpathi2cs with its co.
temporary, and hopes that the trouble will
be out temporary, and that il will arrange
It's matters satisfactory ere long. The
prlnters held another meeting this evening
aud decided not to 20 to work until their
demands were aCceded to.
Deeds recorded to-day: S. A. and Mollie
Long to Il. X, Elliott, part of 100 acres on
Henrietta creek consideration, $40. Re.
becca Cox to B. X. Elliott, one.half interest
III l0O acres on Henrietta creek; considera.
tion, $500.
Cou ty court-Staie of Texas VS.. w. ID.
Clark, betting on keno; dismissed. State of
Texas VS.. Newton Buntoun, aggravated as.
suult Jury waived ami plea Of guilty. fine
OF $50, State OF Texas vs.. W. G. Kendall,
thelti dismissed. State of Texas vs.. Billy
Warnell, Keeping gaming bank; Jury
waived and plea of guilty: fined $5
State ofTexas VS. John Lnwton, aggravated
assault; appearances bond forfeiture and
Judgment for 500 against j. Lswton, G. b.
Holland, Charles Hadley aud john Stew.
art.
James Conners, aged about 25, and his
little brother Frank, aged about TO- arrived
Saturday from Meson, Arizona. The broth.
ers had no money and wandered from place
10 place, seeking shelter, tire and food,
They were taken to the city prison
and furnished with bed aud food
James, the elder brother with a tear in his
eyr, explained to Recorder Field that be
could not prevent his little brother Flank
| following him without resorting 10 force
They were dismissed from custody and nd.
vlsed to seek employment.
! bad weather prevented the attendance Of
lmLnra nnl Nitnnssna mud IharaC.... ~. - y.