Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-01
|ENIsoN DEyILTRY.
/, p,ceut Disorders and Moral
|s.,us Of the Gate City.
!. 4 Off cials TO Suppress Open
! Z Violations; !; of the Law.

49, .or,e in Denison. The ex-
!, caused by the whisky maniac,
IA by his subsequent rough
n At the hands Of a mob has
!, which occurred one year ago
'.,s Of the Hattie Bayliss sui
i that Of q few weeks since
~ the developments of the
mirage, subsidized, and the
hi now feel disposed to let
rock along as usual until some
,,.ce calls for an emphatic
,.stion. What it may be. or
NAV occur, none are wise
y foretell. The late events
.s,yonstrated the facts, however
nrIzESs OF DESIsoN.
: nroperty here, and who are
antilles and have thetaxes to
~ law and order rs against
Lance. while the rabble, the
siement, who have no per-
abiding places and have no
:, ar social interest in our city,
Who cry loudest for Yoient,
snns. There are mRny good
,ho are for the time being led
ne popular efamor for blood,
dye a tacit encouragement to
M 81. characterized the mob
rIkAouse from the jail on
raIaht, but who when the ex-
.bs abated stand by and sus-
zion of the cooler and more
hive citizens.
THE FACTS
Ivnt outrage were ut the time
n the readers of THE GAZETTE
a they were then understood.
there has been time to get at
ieulars of the case. it has de-
that it is just such a case as is
10 occur in any community
lIouor is sold and where it is
b excess.
was a laboring man whose
had no. been materially diff
om that of others of his station
On Monday, he assisted i'm
well and did not receive so
the money as he felt was his
like many white men under
circumstances, retired to u sa-
b Invested n large part of the
be did receive in fighting
and started out for revenge.
woman who paid for cleaning
and he felt that she should
divided the amount, $3.50,
between himself and partner,
of paying it all to the latter.
HIS FIRST TROUBLE
|ba colored woman whom he
for not advising the white
10 pay the money to him, and
colored men drove him off. He
rds met the colored woman and
ler on the head with a stone.
had some words with a dray-
med Sweeney, whom he fol-
pthe Catholic church, swear
geance against him, even en-
the church, and wait
near the door until
people came out. 1t was
time, when he struck Miss
lama in the forehead as she
sing the church, and Miss Gil.
The side while she, with her
vas walking, and the chase
ped. He offered no indigni-
bade no efforts that could be
Mto mean anything but an as
lib a deadly weapon for the
Of revenging himself fol-
wrong in the whole Ct his
But in the
dTEMENT OF THE HOUR,
ports OF attempted outrages by
kyillainn were circulated, and
ID in degree as they spread. un
ylevel-headed people lost theil
and the fact that the culpri,
A NEGRO
nel to the flame already super
inflammable reports. until i
81 tone time as ifa general rait
y made upon the colored PEG
be city.
y connection, it is but just t.
red people of Denison to say
hey behaved in a com
pc manner. They felt
Rlth very good reason
feeling against House was in
by the fact of his having ne
% In his veins; they did not jus
OF the violent acts of House
q II the people would brini
back from Sherman the.
Delp to hang them both. TIL
hat the
NEGROES WERE ARMED
pure fabrication. 1t is no
u some of them should b
~ a community where ever,
nlte man you meet habituall..
pistol on his person seven day
*, but that they We're genel
lled for the purpose of rescuin
Or that they ever threatened t
BURN THE TOWN
'er believed by sensible people
use Is now in Jail with sewers
lents already returned again'
~ az he has no money he wi
eedly be sent to Huntsville
70 VIII be safe from mob VII
We PEOPLES COMMITTEE
US far failed In their eff rts
Z the spinal column of I'll
loflties to the extent of causin
snlorce Tue ordinances again
violations.
THE CITY MARSHAL
course he has been pursuin
sanctioned and Endorsed,
nMended, by the city co,lnc
h, ny Ten Years, and that he do
nke taking the responsibilit
ugnrating a change withol
= rom some higher authoIit.
sssted In open council that
w and council will order hi'
ne will close the open gan
ums In twenty-four hours.
ls MAYOR AND COUNCIL
position that the statutes pr
.ne duties of the marshal, al
aot propose to do that Whit
uNs not require them to d
instruct or direct the mars b,