Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-26
DALLAS.
A 81. Louis Mother Asks Manager
Greenwall TO Send Her Stage.
struck Daughter Home.
Hurt In n Eunawny-A Indy Adjudged
Insane--Newspap' Controversy
More Parental Opposition.
AUST NANcY ~ ms TRAP


special to the Gazette
DALLAS, TEX, Sept rs. Yesterday
morning the Herald contained an article
abou, a negro named Abraham Lincoln,
who claims to have fallen heir to for
tune VI $4,000. The Times reporter
hunted up the negro and interviewed him
further, getting matter for an article Of
considerable length, giving II rs the old
ncgro's story, but saying II took no
stock IN It. This morning the
Herald announces that the Lincoln
article was published by II
as paid notice, and laughs at It's publ
cation by the Times as news. This after
noon the Times rasps the Herald for taxi
Ing money from cnzy aud Woodworking
negro for publishing "fakc.' II looks
to an outsider like the Herald had rather
put It's foot in IT,
A farmer named Gerald living twelve
miles from Denton drove into town to-
day, and just as he got to the end Of the
strect-car line on the Mckinney road his
mules took fright at Il street car and ran
off. MIR. Gerald stood with the circus
for some time and then jumped
of. In doing so he fell
and one wheel of the wagon
passed over him. He was picked up and
carried into the house of Mr.J r. John
son and examination made OF his injuries,
lie was found TO be badly bruised, and
suffered considerable pain, but no bones
were broken and no evidence of internal
Injuries could be found He viii prob
ably be all right in a few days.
Ais WELL THAT ENDS WELL.
The Boren-llenry matter seems 10 e
coming toa happy conclusion. Mr.. T. l..
Alarsalis The big grocery man, who is an
uncle OF Mrs. Borcn, has taken her hus-
band into his employ, giving him better
position, probably, than he ever had be-
fore, The other members of the young
lHdy's family seem 10 be coming around
gradually, and, though the marriage bells
viii be somewhat late about 1t, they will
no doubt ring.
rItE KEEsANps COMING.
Manager Greeuwall Of the Opcr-housc
has released Kcrsands' minstrel show
from their engagement here on Monday
night, and they will appear on that even
ing in Fort Worth. They viii be here
Saturday and Sunday.
AFTER HER DAUGHTER.
Mrs Tilton Of ST. Louis has written to
Manager Grcenwall imporing him to try
to send her daughter, Bell Tilton, who
was with the Max Thomas layout,
home TO her She says she
IS satisfied her daughter is
with a bad gang, aud Is extremely anx-
ious that she shall return. The girl, who
was by all odds the prcttlcsl and most
graceful In the troupe, went from here to
Fort Worth, and Mr.. Grecnwal says IL
She will return here he viii sec TINT She
has money 60 pay her way home.
ABOUT rOwN,
Mrs, Daniels, wife of Col .mo. W.
Daniels, one Of the bcSt-known and most
highly respected citizens OF Dallas county,
was to-day adiudgcd insane
Alien Jones of color was to-day ar
rested for stealing a pistol at Lisbon.
PERSONAL,
Mr., W. II CASTOR mud daughter, Miss
Laura, and Miss May Thomas have
returned from summers tour IN The
Northwest
Col Il, W. Iaughery of Marshall, one
OF the oldest newspaper men In the state,
i, among friends In the city,
7, W. Harris, Baukcnship & Blakc's
Western travelling man, has returned
from four weeks visit to st. Louis.
Walker Smith, Colorado City; g. 4.
Scott, G. G.. Wilson, H. Morley, Is. Suth-
crland OF the Galveston News, are at the
Grand Windsor.
NJ. i. Watkins, Big Sandy, is at the st.
George,
Among the arrivals in the city to-day
wcre' w IL, CndlH and Mrs NJ, l..
Cundift, Decatur; j. W. posey, wife and
CHILD, SWectwatcr; +, n. Gray, j. Osgood
Ray WnXahachlc; W. II. Allen, Terrell;
Y, W. Edwards, Forncy; Ben f. Hudson,
Alyamdo; j, G., Turner Texas Pacific
railway.
Miss Sue Johnson OF Colorado City is
at the ST. james.
T. Y H. Cady of kaufman Is here.
L. T, Wilson, Denton, and =. Is. Curry
Morgan, are booked at the st, JampS