Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-17
DALLAS.
.,..b,e Diamond Ring Lost-In-
..osisry Firo-Death of a
Missionary Priest.
q, Horse Found-A 0Olored Man
Nh Win 4 si1shOOter Breaks up
OOlored Congregation,

|.,,o the Gazette.
us TEX, Oct. is "A man
81. name as +. d. Crlger, and
horse which was stolen from
gps.1nolds Of Pilot Point, showed
~ ~, streets yesterday evening,
.ns arrested and jailed, until the
y oan he Investigated. The man
20 saa we're both identified this
nCon by Mr.. Criger.
W. Cary b. Eppes, Walter A.
srs and Frank Wheat lett this
I'VE .s The first two for Franklin,
lh hss,s thew will be married on the
~, IN Miss Hattie E. Mcleod
IA Miss Winnie l.. Taylor, re-
NV n and the last for Gallatin,
here he will be married on
~ date TO Miss Clara Seay. Mr..
I PATTERSON went along as Mr..
pste,tma
NOON today Mrs. Wat Caruth,
S,iving up Commerce street,
"a diamond ring Off her finger
No santa Fe depot. The vehicle
,onned a. quickly as possible, but
~ ro1ld not be found. A crowd
,olleeted and began to search in
Nd Ion the ring, and finally a
- ~ n,ocured aud the sand run
~ II but up to this evening the
Sc not been found. Mrs. Caruth
,st purchased the ring, which
' ayocsry store of Mr.. Harris, at
,,nsy Of Juliet and Boil streets,
sstroyed by an incendiary fire at
M morning. The loss was about
with no insurance. The fire was
,rrsd by the usual number Of
shots.
! in marriage, at the 5t George
NJ !, M. Bussle of Big Springs
iiss lane Powell of this city.
wedding was very private and
room was particular about keep
A a matter out Of the newspapers,
Nv creating the impression that
h stolen his bride.
lpnference OF the colored congre-
who worships in the stone
4 on Swiss avenue, last night,
tended by one Leonard, colored
Rebriated. He said he had come
the dieeting, aud whipped out
n. Several brethren jumped on
! dlsarm him, and q general
ensued, which grew 80 inter-
that the larger part of the
at the political speak
y at the depot went to
4 Swan, a colored police
y Ind school teacher, could not
y the affrayers recognize his au-
d and t was not until Officers
ue and Schlmegger arrived that
4 was restored. Leonard was ar.
q and relieved OF his six-shooter.
b Claude Martinier died at the res
Of bis brother, Rev. M lrtinieri
'cloek last night, after a liDger-
q .nees with consumption, in the
econd year of his life.
deceased was born and
E led for the priesthood
diocese OF Lyons, France, and
to America Ia 1866 and was or
N a At Galveston the same year.
hq a first stationed at ST. Paul
aud afterwards at Terrell, En-
z Raxshschie and other places in
2. and BESIDES these visited many
places. He was one Of the oldest
binary priests in North Texas,
. Jealous and devout worker, and
q Is no doubt but he contracted
q tease which carried him of by
i ork aud exposure. The funeral
" q will take place at st. Joseph e
I b at 10 a. m. tomorrow and the
q ls will be conducted thence to
y lhollc cemetery for interment.
J pTese Of this morning brought
: VS. that Mr.. William Currie and
= lllon Of HaHodsburg, Ky, began
. pg to throw wafer on each other,
y ecaEe angry and Mr.. Currie
Y4kA the doctor In the head with G
Filling him. Mr.. Currie lived in
q ior a number of years and
% Wide circle Of friends here who
p the above news with eoTrow.
\ Graham term of the United
y district court begins Monday
Il officers of the court will leave
destination tomorrow night
y Eugene MARSHALL will act al
u. counsel for TN, government In
y \, Ia county kuklux cases.
? % Kendall was called upon to
" MI. J E. Sexton and Miss j. G
&, y They were duly united In
y and the fees, which
y Yea TO 81 80 and a kiss, wer,
alJ q by the squire.
Nisby, charged with clrculat
'la nlerfeit moaey at Fort Worth
q examining trial before Com
" Rer Mccormack this of .ernoor
'ts ms bond at $500.
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RHOME.