Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-26

Marshall, avail themselves OF the writ
Of habeas corpus, which will be heard
before Judge Mccormack OF the
United States district court.
The Baltimore & Ohio Telegraph
company, Notwithstanding the In
junction sued out hy the Central rail
road. are busIly engaged in construed
ing their line north OF section 40,
which IL located about four miles north
of Dallas. The Central railroad peo-
pie sent officers up to-day TO arrest the
workmen. The road says the Balti-
more & Ohio people have no respect
whatever for the courts and 90 right
I'm the face OF an Injunction. The Ball
timore q Ohio evidently has lawyer
of infinite gall and the fight promises
TO be an interesting one.
The case OF Western Fire and
Marine Insurance Company VI. 4. II.
Gadd Ell al, for the recovery of money
/ collected on premiums by the defend-
ants while acting In the capacity OF
agents for the company, and not
| turned over, which has been on trial
/ In the county court several days
terminated to-day Ia IA verdict for de
PENDANTS.
Judge Sllas II are viii address the
Cleveland and Hendricks club, Rt
Myer's garden, Saturday night.
The Times OF this afternoon an
nounces 10 the people Of Fort Worth
that II was called upon to-day by a
gentleman who authorized II
to say he the visitor had
$1,000 10 put up that the Dallas Brown
Stockings can beat the Fort Worth
club. In conclusion the Times says /:
"This Of course does not contemplate
that the game shall take place either
at Dallas or the Fort. Anybody who
knows the hi-yi denizens OF that town
knows that their prejudice against the
Dallas boys would prevent the latter
from making a run. even II they
knocked the ball 10 Weatherf0rd. ON
neutral ground, we repSt, the Dallas
club has hackers who will sport q
their hearts content. In Dallas the
betting on the proposed game al
Houston was ten 10 seven, or about
those odds"
Your correspondent was in grave
error ia regard TO the nomination ol
, Fred Cullen for acknowledgement
, by the Republican convention. The
error occurred In this wise Fred wa
the most bumplious brother In ths
whole layout, aud while your CORE
spOndent wAs present he cleared his
throat and moved around as II ho In
} tended 10 get nomination aud pull
the world over sideways
stI was forced 10 leave
: the room, and during my absence thu
{ nomination was made. A brother
i who had put Cullen In nomination
: rave me the list Of the nominations
/ and Cullen appeared Is the choice fol
J Northumberland IL seems he wa
Z placed III nomination by the Atraight
/. out who gave me the list, aud who
I IMPRESSED with his own elOquence
naturally supposed that Cullen would
/ be nominated, and shut his eyes ant
/ ears % all else on that subject. Bn
: Cullen arose and placed Ina nomiDa
: ton for lieutenant-gOYernor John l.
/ Haynes Of Laredo and refuse'
70 allow the use OF bis OWE
: name. The straightout Who nom
{ mated Cullen heard none Q
! this, and, suppose, thought Fred
/ speech was one Of gratitude for ~
: honor offered. Anyhow Haynes WA
I nominated, and this higher type 0
D American civilization a. represented
4 by the Republican party who Doml
4 mated Fred, was totally obllyiOus Q
: the fact. / shall never again plke
any confidence In the handwriting
! memory or intelligence Of q Kepubli
). can. Please retire, Mr. Cullen, 70 "a
. shades Of private life, and put up Mi
/, Haynes ~ the choice Of the straight
I outs fOs lieutenant governor