The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-30
FOR T WORTH LOCAL NEWS
THE LAzIER CASE POSTPONED
No Change In the santa Fs strlko-The
Gazette-HeAvy Rails storm-Dis.
trict Court mattsrs-Marriage
Licenses Isssed-PorsonHl
and othsr NGwsy Dots.

Fort WORTH, Aug. 20.-[Specisl. j.
A, y. Lazier, who was arrested nj
Gainesville, on telegram from this
city, was brought back to the city by
Officer Rushing, OF the city police
force. The charge against Lazler il
that OF swindling, and the facts are
.hese: lie had two checks, amounting
10 $40, drawn by himself on She hank
OF Harold, cashed by Mr.. J. III. Penn
Derton, A telegram was sent by MIR,
Pemberton to tho bank, asking Ii La.
zier had any money in that bank, and
tne reply was that he did not. Iazier.
In the meantime, had gone 20 Gaines.
vile, where, IL Ia said, he was to have
married young lady. Lazlor saws no
has had dealings with the bank and
tnat II was merely an over-draft, as X
likely to occur TO any ono who doea
not keep up closely with his hank
| affairs. Lazier came 10 this CITY about
a week ago, and, being editor of the
Northwest Texan, published al Clar-
endon,he soon sought out and became
acquainted with the newspaper re-
porteis about town. He is q man of
more than ordinary intelligence and
education, claiming TO DO a graduate
OF Harvard. Ho is an expert Telegraph
operator and shorthand writer, hav-
ing boon sent with the congressional
committee TO investigate the AFFAIRS of
Ino MOrmohs, two years ago
as stenogrsphor. lie has besn
different times, OF WASHINGTON
and Baltimore, but up TO some few
months ago was engaged in teaching
school In the Panhandle. His prelimi,
nsrv trial WAS set for this afternoon i'm
Justice Zinn's court, but IN order 10
give his counsel, Messrs. Bascom a.
Essex, time 10 prepare tho case and
get the necessary witnesses, Il was
postponed until next WednosdAy a.
2o'clock p. m. In tho meantime, be.
lore he has 2 trial, II Ia not Within tho
province OF a newspaper article to pRss
upon his guilt or innocence.
THE SANTA Pc STRIKE.
Iher0 ~ no caRngo in the Santa Fe
strike. The men insist that the wages
that are given thom are not sufficient
TO enable them TO live. They do NOT
Interfere with passenger trains, and
they are running az usual. liz AZ sun
posed that tho strike will be over In a
day or two.
ARAIN STORM.
This city was visited about o'clock
this afternoon, by quits hoavy rain,
accompanied with n strong wind from
the north. No damage was done, save
the blowing down of few swinging
signs.
COURT-MABTIAL,
Iho olicers OF the fire department,
composing the court-martiai TO trv
Nj II Kerr eecond assistant chlof,
nave met and sent y notification by
registered l0ttcr 10 the accused that
inc trial VIII DO hold next Friday
night en1 that testimony wild 10
taken ~ LampasGs. Mr.. James w.
sWN,@yns, a woil-known young lawyer,
Will prosecute,
THE GAZETTE. So.
Tho Gagatta osnO out this morning
bright aud no Hsy. IL wal warmly
welcomed by all citizens who desire a
real newspaper published in tlo citv,
ana not a sheet takon up with slsndor.
ing and vihtlcstion.
DISTRICT COURT.
IN the district clerks Oflco 10 dav.
y, II. wheeler hl0d suit against J.. b.
Former and Others for S. 800, and 10
i0recio3o vendors lien on go acres OF
land.
ouriD's CAPHRs.
Tho following licenses 10 wod vera
issued out OF the couuty clerks Office
during tho past week: sam Reed aud |
Annie Miller, IL, q. Sattorheld aud |
Mrs. Nj, A. Jon nson, II. S. Wiltshire |
and Annie NewsOme, Loo BAnes and |
E' y. Berkhart, Malaohy j. Conglln |
and Mrs. Buena Vistt Brown, George |
w. Curry and NJ. q. Young, Il. A. Ross |
and Irene Moore, Charles Creighton \
and Adelan Bradford, /, w. Mercum |
and Lena X. Brown.
CuAsrtSED A YOUTH
L'at9 yesterday evening tho drlyers |
OF ono Of the Model dairy milk wagons |
whipped severely, with horsnwhip,
q small boy named Arthur Westall. |
~ seems that young Wostall and |
another COY were fighting on one of
tho unirequontoi streets, whom the
drlVeri who happened to DO passing,
stopped his horse aud gave The boy a
lrubnlng' This IL the bOy's story Of
tho affair. The officers wore looking
do not know his name.
ARRIVALS AT MANSION HOTEL.
IL, w. Brown, LoDgview; N. q.
shelly, Austin; Tom NJ. Clark, city;
A, McDormott, Fort Worth; A. Taylor
and wife, Hollandale, Miss A. Il,
Stinson, Jaoksboro; j. II. Dodson, 81,
Loulsi w. Il, Ford, city; MIRA. Brown,
Mrs. Dntiy, Ray Duflv, Sherman; G,
Nj. FArvell, Texas; w. n. Hudson.
kopperl; 4. U.Harris, C.W.Ilurloy,clly
w I Penn, Bowlei II Vickory, Waxa-
1Gchio; A Kirkpatrick, sherman, Il Il
cityi Thomas Roberta, Dal
as w y Potts, DECATUR; Volney Rob
Inson, Cleburne; George Kano, Toron-
20, Ontario; II q Daaley, Boslon, II
y Barnes, Mckinney; A Fox, Ttaiy,
VI Coleman, Mckinney. A l. Carlnok.
sandwich Islands; q r Weaver, j d
,,SSoberts, city; L = Rowe, Auckland,
New zealand; j W posey,
i w Hunt, Austin; Miss Bottle R,ss'
Deessnri a Temploton, Herlotta.
" ,ls,-.. ssnn PERSONAL.
Judge Potter, OF gainesville. ran,e
into The city 20 day.
MI w. III. CowRn, n prominent al
totnoy OF SweOtwater, isin tho city.
Judge Il. II. piner, OF Denton. ar