Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-21
A DAY AT DALLAS.
Another CcuntcrfcitcrC aptured-An En-
tensiyc Gang iialded.
Further Revelations In the Sherman
Cotton Fraud Cases.
Cammack's Second and Third Letters
A Deep Laid Scheme.
Republican Primaries "A Revolving Di.
yorce Suit.


charged with manufacturing ana pass
ing counterfeit money, was to-dnS
brought In from Johnson county. II,
waived examination before United
States Commissioner Bentley, and was
JAILED in default of 81, 900 bond. There
Is a numerous gang operating, exten,
sively In Johnson, Someryillc and
Bosuue counties, IN both paper and sill
yer money, and that portion OF tht
state has been Hooded with the spuri'
ous. Williams Is considered ing
leader of The gang, three more ol whom
are now in jail ut tlenrose, but nfe
soon 10 be brought TO Dallas. They
are also accused of several train rob
berries and deeds OF highway robbery
in the past two years.
Slngel. "A route agent on the Houston
& Texas Central railroad, was jailed
by Commissioner Bentley to-day in
default OF $500 bond. charged with de-
serting the United States mail.
Deputy United states Marshal
Thomas f.. Gerren, of Denver, on duty
for several months In tho Indian terri
tory, has resigned. Marshal Mckee
has not vet named his successor, II Is
said Mr.. Gerren conteinplates running
for sheriff of Denton county. He has
made = most excellent deputy mar
shal.
The Republicans hold their ward
primaries tomorrow night 20 choose
delegates TO the city convention, To be
held Saturday night a lcd hot time
Is anticipated, as the cOlored element
demands recognition
The mayor, city council and other
municipal officials were to.
ln.y iNNttAl IN IA t.tsagn.l
aud witness the testing OF the
new water works systcm at Gaines
Vile on Saturday, March 22nd. \ tel
egrain was sent saying that Dallas
would bc represented,
The attention of the district court
has been occupied three days with the
most yulgarand repusiye divorce case
probably ever tried in the state. 1t
was J. III. Johnson suing for divorce
from his wifeon the grounds of ndul-
terry. Johnson IL u ..well-known Re
publican lately assistant postmaster
, ~ Dallas. and formerly n deputy INIT.
ted S,atus ,ndrshnl. Nhhte inc teJti-
mony showed that Mrs Johnsou's
morals were none too good, IL was also
of the most revolving character as re-
gnrded her husband. The divorce was
not granted. IL was the first divorce |
case tried before u jury In Dallas coun.
~ IN over ten years, The cOuit house |
was packed nearly all the time.
The Times this evening publishes |
letters No. and . from Cammack TO |
Enston. II appears the first plan to |
swindle the railroad company, shown !
In the lirst letter, did not for come
reason materiali1c, and the cotton
swindlc was incubated. The letters
nre ns rolloNs EnsIou at ih,t ,in,chn
ing cashier In the Texas 4 Pacific
freight Office at Dallas:
Anril n issa
DEAR E.-Your two letters We've
Forwarded me. QInd 10 Lenr from
YOU. but sorry Tint trick can't bn
worked. Whenever il oan be. Won can !
keep me posted, and no matter where
am. win be nj nm npp0Inted nloee
The other scheme Ind in view was
cotton business. Who sigma bills for |
lndinpo Ifyou could arrange 10 give
the iob ma cotton clerk to friend nr |
mine. could pet him To 80. ~ blllq |
of indiuc, and If Won slgn thon, or |
Turner signs them. the owner of bill |
Of lndin,, @an drnu n1nins, ~ 'mt H. H.
hlll clofk must moi gel hold oT thc
bin of lnding. Tbprc would lao uo
cation sLiunrd Mt oil,eiust =, lill nf
Iadiug sirntd mo nn,tv ion dr,n,
ON fomr or five dIt,frant 6ousrs hare
.nnk cUn draw nyninst - 50o I'm Am, |
balcs of cotton I'm lhrea veel,a +, |
would tako rotton nil roii Gbrre |
weeks and mora I'm gpt he,c ond,it |
would he a month bcC,ra discovc,y
'rho marty who drn,ya wonid riSn
us one'ihita of whit ho on, ,ro
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was q a q, Howell IL n'ij,na,,l NM
nuainte1 vim Gen 1nnid I''1 lily ~
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