Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-19

, I<niu .yCampbell have Tue Jockey ~"
conrse leased until that time. The
property will undoubtedly change
hands, but II depends largely upon, GER
tain conditions being arrived ~.
There IS seventy acres OF land, III the
finest re-ldence porlisn OF Dallas, or
rather East Dailss) involved III the
trade. and the price. agreed upon ~
SEQ, 600; and II the lease reierrsu 70
can be satisfactorily abrogated, there
is little doubt OF the property peing
sold. laid off into choice and conven'
lent lots and blocks for building pnr-
poses, and at once placed on the mar
ket. =,
Yates, u T. Wall, W. | Weatherly,
w. Il. Doris aud IL. A. Lewis, com
mittee OF citizens Of Grapevine, APP
pointed TO visit Fort Worth aud Dallas
land ascertain what each of the cities
would do toward giving railroad CON
nectipn {, Grapevine, have been In he
city during the day, consulting. with
| tbs local railroad committee and lead
/ ing citizens. just what has transpifeu
| is not known. Both sides, however,
appear to be satisfied with the way
matters are shaping themselves, anu
express confidence in railroad being
| constructed northwest from Dallas VIA
Grapevine at an early day. A great
many members of the Dallas commit
tee of public benefit are now absent In
| the regions to which new railroads are
projected working the interest in these
schemes, and report very nattering
| su cesses.
H. Barksdale, Esq, returned this
morning from Sweetwater, where he
had been attending court, defending
Jep. Clayton en- babeas corpus hear
ing, for killing Bud Rippey about two
months ago. Judge Wheeler granted
reduction of bond from SO 900 To
$40 coo, which Clayton gave at once
and was released. Judge Wheeler on
his own motion transferred the case
from the Nolan county district court
to the Mitchell county district court at
Colorado City, stating rs his reason
that he was satisfied that the prcju-
dice against Clayton In Nolan county
was so great that it would be impos-
sible for him 10 secure a fair trial there.
Judge Fleming of Cisco Il in the city
on business
The Times claims, this evening, to
have discovered genuine movement
TO have Hon. j. Peter Smith of Fort
Worth nominated for lieutenant
governor on the Democratic ticket.
Last night George Lawrence, aged
seven years, fell of a high, rickety
sidewalk and had leg broken.
j. L. Yarbery, H. Kirby and j. Cas-
tleberry We're this morning lodged in
ihe county Jail, charged with having
asst night robbed Charles Kinnin, a
edar Hill merchant, of $50 in cash,
while guest at the Crutchfieid house.
Only ten cents in money was found on
the persons of the prisoners. Yarbery
and Kirby also claim to have been
robbed- l&fby of $l3 In cash and
note for $40, and Yarbery of Sll in cash
and various collateral. All the parties
occupied adjoining rooms at the Crutch
field caravansary, and all seem to have
quit losers. The prisoners expect to be
released on bond.
j. L. Harrington, a painter, while
at work on the roof of the residence of
DR.. Hughes, near the south end OF
Harwood street, was precipitated to
the ground 10y the breaking of a brace,
sustaining u bad comp ind fracture of
the bone, of the right ankle. The
broken bones showed past each other,
interlocking in the LIMB, causing a
most serious and painful injury.
Me 'srs. w. c. Veal and a. j. Porter
are TO visit Rock wall tomorrow as Il
committee from. Dallas to consult with
and learn what amount of cash and
other subsidies the citizens of Rock
wall guarantee to secure the building of
q northeastern railroad from Dallas
to Paris via Rockwell, Greenville, etc.
The annex ton meeting at Oak
Lawn last night was but SHINY at
tended, only about dozen persons
being present. Ii was, therefore, CON
sidered advisable to adjourn untilnext
Tue sday night, when the meeting will
have been more generally advertised
and fuller attendance be secured.
These present last night are reported
10 have been unanimously in favor of
the community remaining just as ii
now IL.
The east.bound passe niger train on
the Texas 4; Pacific railroad was six
hours late ut Dallas this morning
caused 10y waiting at FL Paso for tn,
Southern Pacific train, which was th,
first To make through trip from Sar
Francisco in over week, on account
of washOuts near Los Angeles TIL,
breaks have been repaired and through
travel and traffic resumed.
This city was all agog tonight b,
another social scandal. About eiph
O'clock the wifeo Rabbi III Schulz o
me Hebrew synagogue cowhided. l.
hirschberg, well-hnown Hebrew
! formerly of New York ETY., and now
isauiDg managing employee in the BIZ
dry. goods house of Sanger Bros. Q
Dallas. The castigation occurred Il
! front of the Merchants EXCHANGE 1
] presence OF about dozen gentlemen
! The cause OF the chastisement was th
! part Hirschherg had taken again,
D Rabbi Schulz in the notorious churc
+ scandal of two Yeas ago In whic
8 Rabbi schulz was accused of bayip
d had scandalous relations with a lew
h woman of Dallas named Flora Pratt
e but which resulted In his acuuittal L
Q the synagogue investi cation.
3 Your correspondent tonight int
Is Viewed Mrs. Schulz and her husban,
" me latter knew nothing of the co,
o hiding until informed of it by the ca
IL respondent. Mrs. Schulz admit, ,
the cowhiding, and said that she W,
y not done yet, and only regretted 81
y was held, after administering fol
. blows, by gentlemen present; tn
- hirschherg had been the original n
~ cuser and the constant persecutor
4 her husband. and had ruined the pea
a ana happiness of herself and childler
T. that Hiischhrrg should not IA,
Is IN Dallas, II she could prevent Il. Tia,
y she had attempted several times befo
"a TO cowhide Hlrschbcrg, but her I'm
10 hand had prevented her and burn,
rs up her cowhide.