The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-09-29
FORT WORTH.
Ihe Big Indian ard 300 Braves are
Coming to Dallas.
GAMBLING HOUSES ALL OPEN.
Grand Jury Indictments BIEamy- Re-
sarnins From the Falls - Leo
Wenar Who Took Morphine
Q'lte Well Again.

FORT WORTH, Sept. y, Special All
the gambling-houses are wide omen
again tonight and are crowded with
players The grand jury adjourned this
morning, and not an Indictment wss
found against the houses or PLAYERS
The city having signally failed 10 con.
wet and the county authorities showing
no disposition to indict, the gamblers
teel authorized in running, and are GER
tainlv doing u big business.
After two weeks work, to-day tho
grand jury returned thirty indictments
INTO court, five felOnies and twenty.fiy
misdemeanors. They are classed as
follows; One for murder, one for as
sault to murder, one for swindling over
w, one for kidnapping, one for false
swearing, one for keeping dsorderly
mousse, two for embezzlement un-
der S2V, two for aggravated as-
sault TWO Tor carrying pistol,
one for playing cards for money, four
for disturbing religious worship, one for
disturbing the peace, one for killing a
hog, one for theft under SO, seven for
violating local option law, two for forni-
cation and two Tor adultery. The one
Tor murder was against James Riley,
who injured Harry Ball in the Mechan-
les Exchange saloon in August. Rail
dying from the wounds.
Leo Wevar, who took laudunum yes.
teTday, is now out Of danger.
Justice Iinn was called on few days
since to marry couple. When he ar
rived ut the house he found tho couple
IN the same room whore the negress
Emma Gross, committed suicide recent
~ Ihe groom is c. Drake, bartender.
lie had another wife living in the city,
and 1t was tor this reason he asked that
his marriage be kept secret. IIe was
discovered, arrested, jailed, indicted and
VIII soon be tried for bigamy. lie is
said to bo a worthless fellow, aud the
last wlle equally so, she being aware
that he has another wife.
number of persons returned from
Wichita Falls tonight, but by far the
largest part of the visitors remained
over until tomorrow.
The account in The HERALD this
morning Of the killing OF Miss Fanny
Nanny and her lover, Faulstich, pro-
ducod proiund sensation here, where
Miss Nanny and her brother are so well
known. The implied reelection on the
lady's character is considered unjust,
ana must have been some "trille, light
as air." magniiied by the minds eve of
NNiNNtNb lllAO 'flOUu.
Rabbi Schuhl is again with our Israel
ite brethren conducting their most sol
omn services. Tomorrow, the day of
ntonomout,he preachos three sermons.
Great expectations arc manifest in re-
gard to the three games of ball to be
played between Dallas and Fort Worth.
We will give you Roland for an Oliver
when your nine visit our city.
Some weeks ago the candidacy of Wash
Jones would have been received with
rejoicing by the hybrids and spawn OF
/ political parties, but to-day there IA
none so mean " DO him reverence. A,
\ y. Norton wal, however, havea follow
ing among he negroes, who havo do.
clared NJ y meeting their determination
20 support the straightOut candidate
the lOng-haired sage-who slandered
IoNas so ungraciously while in Indiana
four years ago.
&Quanah Parker, n Comancho chief
and three braves were in the city to,
| night ON thoir way TO Dallas TO give n
specimen of thor famous war dance, II
boing the intention 10 have the 400 Indi-
aus now Mt Wichita Falls TO give -four
l'days' dancing for tho public. Trains arc
20 be run for the accommodation of .ho
people. This Is said 10 be wonderful
sight.