The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-16
FOR r W0R TIL LOCAL NEWS
THE DAILY GAZETTE susPENps.
a Surprise to the People SYM
pathy for the Publishers The At
tnohmGnts that Overwhelmed
the Pluoky and Enter
prisiDg Newspaper

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into a foror of excitement by the an-
nouncement that the Gazette had sus.
pended publlca ion. Quickly crowds
gathered about the building ana in the
street, anxious TO learn the particulars
OF the suspension. On the 9th of Feb
ruary last deed Of trust was given on
the Gazette Office, fixtures, machinery,
etc. to George Il. Newton, as trustee,
for tho benefit of tho City National
bank, of this city. This deed was
given to secure tour notes, of $1,000
each, payable in three, six, nine and
twelve months. The first note Of 50 eco
WAS paid when due, but default was
made in the payment of the
second, and this afternoon
sn attachment for S2,425 was sued out
Of the district clerks Office. The
sheriff, w. Il. Maddox, lowed the at
tachment Immediately and took
charge OF the office. In about an hour
after tho FIRST attachment another was
levied by Smith & Barton, carpenters
and contractors, for $l,l75. This was
for work dOno ON the Gazette build
ing, which has undergone thorough
renovation, aud Is ono OF the handsom-
est newspaper offices in the country.
At the suggestion Of MIR. Loving, the
printers have done no work at all and
no paper viii be issued tomorrow. A
movement is on foot TO get up Joint
stock company and run n
paper, but rs yet this
has not been accomplished.
The suspension is mainly due TO the
stringency OF money matters. Messrs.
Fegringssn, Newton and Swsyne are
erde2vc-,nC 70 ret out paper to.
uor 1V rO;u.ar They have guar
enteed The Enounts of the attach.
U.ents 20 Che sheriff, but the printers
refuge TO 20 to work unless thor back
pay is guaranteed them Tho sus
pension OF tho Gszettee will not, IN
all PROBABILITY, lost very many days.
THE SITUATION
as TO the Gazette is: The City National
bank has had a deed OF trust on the
Office. G. II. Newton, trustee,
took possession OF the Office and
out Mr.. Ford in charge. The
same bank had an open account
against tho Gazette for 81 40, AND
for this the property (not un.
dor deed Of trusD was attached.
Tho citizens wanted the printers
to net out paper, but they declined.
Tho printers are In sympathy with
Mr.. Loving. At a meeting tonight
among Other things the following reso-
lutions were paused:
Resolved, That you accept vote OF
thanks from the Gazette chapel
FOR your personal endesvors to liqul.
dato the eompany's indebtedness To
US, and for your courteous treatment
OF us.
Very respectfully
! (Slgnod) JAMES Ii, ORR,
II. B. CLAIR,
WM II. PErRIF,
j. @. REEVES,
Commltte of the Chapel.
The feeling tonight is strongly in
favor OF Mr. Loving and there IN an Of
fort on tho part OF good men 70 got the
matter fixed up. The Gazette Office
Is idle tonight for the nrst time in
three years,
A FIuHT
This afternoon At the corner OF HOus.
ton and Second streets, Mr.. Thomas
Motion aud n Mr. Wosson had IL little
roundup with side arms. The trouble
grew out OF q communication which
appeared In the Gazette some days ago
Ia reference 90 the custom OF Mr.. Yves
sons household singing on their por-
tico after nisht. Mr.. Motion was got
ting the best OF ala combatanI, when
agun was drawn by the lsttor aud
friends interferred. A deputy sheriff
was soon on the ground and took the
parties In charge.
CuPID's oAPERs.
During the past week Cupid got in
his work as follows, AZ is evidenced by
the licenses to wed issued out OF the
county clerks Nice:
Robert Coleman aud Lizzie Doug.
lass; =. l.. Strlcklin and Berthe A.
Davis; N. q. Stovell and Matte /.
Gregory; Eugene Register aud Mamie
Redfofd; William q. Luttrell and
II, Hamilton; A s, Roberts and Mary
Creepy; Henry Jlmmerson and Mrs.
Mamie Drechsel; NJ. v. Miller
and NJ. Q. Miller; James
Folkenstein and Annie stroop;
ii. X. Wall and Mrs. Annie J. Ryan
f. Q. Hunter aud Belle Simpson; A.
j. Lave aud Viola Terrell; II. J. Payne
and Francis Bauer; Litiletou Pierce
and Alice Penny; }. G. Baker aud
Willie 5, Huss.
THE RAILROAD.
Tho deficiency, 81 $50, which has TO
DO raised In order 60 ms re tho bald.
lug Of the Fsrt Worth q New Orleans
railroad has not yer baon secured. r.
viii be remembered nv tho reader. o
TINS HERALD nst $40 05l he's +, ON
subscribed 10 thi- fosd b. The citiyprs.
but that $4,000 must be- secured before
work f. comm nod.
CAMP n BTfNa.
"A big, old ainionou oamp-meotlng
10 In progress at @ la Springs, abou
seven IN les south0ast OF the city. II
commenced last night, ana Is attended
by people from far and near. A large