The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-09-03
FROM FORT WORTH.
GEORGE 3. LOVING, JOURNALIST.
He Captures the Gazette, Stock journal
and the Wool Grower - Mayor
smiths street RailrUnd Veto q
Other Local News.

FoRr Worm, sept. = Special AT
5 o'clock this afternoon George b. Low
ing, Esq, took charge of the Gazette,
Stock journal and Wool Grower, under
contract, signed by the Publishing com /
pany. Mr.. Loving says he will spare
neither time or money in making the |
papers all that they should be. The |
change gives universal satisfaction to |
the people of Fort Worth. There will, |
as far as known, be no change in the |
editorial force.
The Board of Public Schools has de-
cided to open the schools on the 10Th day
of September, by which time the new
buildings will be ready for use.
The young Democracy held meeting
tonight to take steps to properly re-
| ceive GOV. Ireland on the occasion of
his visit here tomorrow night. The
young Democracy are for Ireland TO n
man.
The county court transacted the fol-
| lowing business to-day:
! In case of the State VS.. Antonio Reva-
rie, theft, plea was guilty, and sentence
of fifteen days in Jail.
William Fitzgerald, l.. Whitlow, \.
Fitzgerald and H. stout, witnesses in
the case of State vs.. Charles Drake,
failed to appear; also Conrad Schmidt
and IL. Eber. in the case against ii.
Beard; also q. T.. Tandy, j. Nj. Brown
and q Curtis, in two cases against Joe
Gribble; also Fannie Ratican, Lon Over
ton and George Ward, in the case of Il.
Pore. All these witnesses were fined SIS
each and attachments issued for them.
: State VS.. George Sheffield, appearance
bond forfeited and judgment rendered
for State against him and surety, w. =.
Handy.
j. =. Weaver, charged with adultery
with Mrs. Fannie Eden; tried by jury
who after hearing evidence and argu
ment, find him $1,000. Mr.. McCart lit.
D terally roasted the man, and brought
tears to tho eyes of the jury, when he re-
, lated the woes of Viewers deserted
q wife.
/ The veto message of Mayor Smitl
!. came up before the Council this evening
Mayor Smith presented his veto Of thu
ordinance repeating certain portions o
ordinance No. go, referring to the For
+ Worth Street Railway company. Tn
l. Council then passed the ordinance owe
the veto.
L The Mayors veto goes on to cite Tn
l. ordinance under which their right wa
d granted. That they had constructed on
!. line in the time required and had waite
Il and been ready to build elsewher
A. whenever notified; that a copy of thei
charter was filed with the city, as re
quired, but they had never been notitie
that in their Judgment the City Counc
Il thought another road was needed o.
W Houston until they had granted the RICH
10 on this street to the Rosedale, an
10 this they took to mean "a notification {
70 them that another road was needed am
d they put it down. He said the counc
could not afford TO violate its pledges a
Al the passage of such an ordinance Woul
p. imply.
The city sexton reports 81 deaths /
the month of September. One for ever
v thousand of population.
m At the council meeting to-day Chi,
.. Matkin filed communication askin
- the removal of George w. Hill. enginee
Il because he had insulted Mr.. Matkin an
!. and had allowed his wife to do so, q
also his son. The council discussed I'll
matter and it was left with the fire con
mittee.
NJ The Rosedalo Street Railway compan
will have five new cans here in 70
III days.