The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-09-14
FORT WORTH,
Ho WE APPLES DO SWIM.


FoRT WORTH, Sept. b.. Special. r.
Tho preparations for the base bail
match tomorrow afternoon are nearly
completed The Red-headed Pullbacks
and the Mother Hubbards both have
unique costumes, The umpire's dress
is labeled "strictly fair in front and
KELSEY" on the back, the reference to
an allusion is not understood by your
correspondent. Fort Worth intends to
surprise Houston in the second game
played by having the new pitcher,
Crosby, of Chicago. reserve pitcher for
that team on the ground. He has, it is
said, signed for three months. Mappis
has been made captain Of the nine in
place of Alvoid.
The public schools open Monday
morning, when 1850 children will wait
Tor tOOt from the iiiteen-mile whistle
at the water-works pumping station,
and then hurry to the seven elegant
two-story school-hOuses prepared
| for them. The whistle win sound
NJ fifteen minutes 10 . and
will be the school notice every day dur
ing the scholastic year. If Dal.asites
listen intently on Monday they will
hear our whistle for an extra head of
steam is to be put an tor the occasion.
| Truth cOmpels your correspondent to
| say that the action Ofthc u,ne Dallas men
| Is generally approved here, we, like
| Dallas do not approve Of sO-called mob
! law, but the crime OF Taylor was so OBJ
/ noNious that the negro was looked upon
rs Outlawed aud the penalty given pro-
nounced just by nearly MI.
The little oscapadG Of the buck Niger
Hines, the grand panjorum or high piz-
] "a of On.
| OF the seven stars Of consolidation of
| the United States and Canadas of Amer
| lea, IN cutting OH the ears Of horses and
jabbing his sword in Caucasian flesh,
aud bathing its edge IN the blood of the
| representatives OF the Intelligence
aud manhood of the country, is being
/ einlnontlV discussed and consequently
! denounced. The cry here is. "Would
| that we had more Cuurlrights,n chow
long, OH, Lord, how long viii we have to
| suffer from the insOlcnt, ignorant and
! dobascd negroes whose only utility is To
bo handled 10y Radical office holders at
needed times2" There is growing sen
timcnt of animositN a determination to
make the Niger understand he cannot
boss this rancho.
! Fort Worth has no disposition to crow
over Dallas because we are a greater
city 90 and have passed YOU in the
march to commercial supremacy! We
always want Dallas to he the "biggcst''
| city in this part of the State adjacent to
the only metropolis and railroad center,
! t0 Fort Worth. This being the case,
| why should not n warm fraternal feel
| ing exist and begin now To grow?
| we have gone tn Dallas for
/ MIS-. Benton as manager
/ Tor our opera house, aud
Fort Worth society is ready to open its
arms and welcome the lady who will
bc able to do so much IN making this
season the most brilliant in our history.
Mrs Benton has taken our fair singers
TO open the Dallas Opera-huuse and we
leel honored. Our people want to be.
come better acquainted, we want our
boys to meet your girls, and your boy,
to carry captives all the bellies of Fort
Worth they can win. WHY Longer
maintain this pitiful and hurtful zeal
ousyY Why say such hard things u
each otherY II base ball matches plnver
on Sunday cause so much bad blood Lei
uS bounce our clubs and put in the tim,
M mutual Improvement. Really il is
shame to hear men talk abOut cncI
: other aS some of the denzens of the TIVE
places ito. The HERALD is mighty. /,
honorable, Is fair, let Il build up a spiri
of fraternity.