Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-23
A DAY AT DALLAS.
An Interesting Budget Of Local News
From Our Sister City.
Personal Paragraphs, Criminal Note.
and Railroad Racket.
Special to the Gazette.

Special to the Gazette.
Dallas, January 22.-Mrs. j. w
Throckmortoi., wife of Congressman
Throckmorton, and their daughter
Mrs. Dewell, of Mckinney are in TIN
city visiting Mrs. Reeves, another
daughter of Mrs. Throckmorton. Mr.
and Mrs Reeves are recent arrivals
from Washington, and will make Dial
las their future home.
A. Goldb, re-, a travelling man from
st Louis, in November last lest 8
sealed envelope containing Sl,OOt
in paper and mortgage
for debt of about 81, 200
while guest at the St. George hotel
in Dallas. He returned to-day and
stopped at the same house A cham
bermaid identified him, and surprised
him by handing him the package,
which on opening it was found TO have
all the contents intact.
/ Detectives Furlong and Herbert,
who captured Easton and Cammack,
returned to st. Louis to-day.
The department of justice at WASH
Ington to-day authorized the securing
of a separate building for holding the
federal court for criminal cas rs here.
docket in the morning in the Bogel
building, corner Elm and Sycamore
streets. Judge Pardee continues on
the civil docket to-day.
Mr.. and Mrs. William James of
Fort Worth were given verdict of
500 damages against the Missouri Pa
cllic railway company for ejectment
from train on the prairie short
dis ance from Fort Worth depot.
o. b. Bpxly, an ex-United States
deputy marshal, who has been in Dali
las jail long time, charged with steal
ing mules in the Indian Territory.
was acquitted by Commissioner Ne
Cormick 10 day.
The Dallas gamblers to-day waived
claim TO trial by jury AMI let their
cases go before Judge Burke Another |
case against w j. Kahn was tried this |
afternoon. Judge Burke Will give his
verdict Tomorrow. Numerous eXcep-
lions were taken to Judge Burke's \
rulings, and II conviction is the re
suit tue case will be appealed All |
cases trled by jury here resulted in
convictions.
Loeb, Frriberg g. Klein of Calves.
ton have filed with tue Dallas county
NV 'S'h al altuCuiHtHL suit
against Burkenroad Bros, of Terrell
for $1,000. An incendiary attempt was
made yesterday morning to burn the
Burkenroad store and contents.
The only new developments in the |
Easton and G mmack mater is that
inc Cookecounty grand jury at Gaines
VILE. found twelve indictments
against Easton, eleven of which
charged him with forging bills t
OF lading on bogus cotton
shipments and one embezzliIg the |
lunds of the Missouri Pacific railroad. |
Caplases have been issued on the i'm. !
dlctment and forwarded to Sheriff /
smith of Dallas county.
The stockholders of The Texas Trun,
railway met to-day to issue bonds 70
extend the line 10 Saline Pass. For
some reason ii was concluded to ONLY
arrange for paying for fourteen miles
OF new road recently constructed, and
TO lake no action N the
matter of extension. The
preeumptiOn is they want TO see how
the Texas d ST. Louis, with which the
Irupk was to connect at Athens adj
lusts its troubles. If the Illinois Gen.
lral buys the Texas & st Louis. il
VIII also purchase The Ttxas Trunk
and instead of making it a Sabine
rass or New Orleans line IL will be
made part of a Chicago line.