The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-10-29
fORr WORTH.
THE LAzlsa CASE rHDro.
Ne Il Agaia ffes aad Promises 90 Asaks
10 Vars fsr oeriaia Parties -strik.
ing IHiiors r. Mr. Dahlmsn's
iroposltion Personal
aud Other Mention.


las to Colorado showed up on time an,
WAS mot by TIfE HERALD agent with
corps Of naEAboys, aud tho familla
cries OF "Ilere's your MORNING HER
ALB" could bs heard all around, tn
boys reaping harvest on tho sale.
Negotiations ara no pending be-
tween tha Santa Fa ma gamoat aud
the Fort Worth & New r!aans roads
ny which tha latter road viii enter thu
Fort a. Or tbs Santa 70 tlack, win ths
lse OF their dsplts aud silings. InE
llRRALp reporter, In conversation
atm President Hurley, VA informed ~
hb1Ve, and In annw6r 20 Aquesiipn as
70 WnerH the new road wOul d
cross tho Dallas branch 81 rue
Santa 70, Mr. Hurley stated that
10 would cr0ss thar roti Within two
miles from Midlothian, ana would
then malSs iiswGy in Is sothsasteriy ~
reciion and rosch Wax ahtGale ar Core
sicena.
"But," AR. Hurley Inadvertently
dropped, tive will mako connections
with the Texas & 81. Louis roldi Ms
they have decided on changing their
road 10 standard gauge"
a promiaent rAurnsdBr romark6 d
that tho railroads could not got jas loo
bdf0la Tarfaut county jury but judg-
Tag from thn number ut appeals that
VIII b3 taken from tho decision OF the
condemnation no ard A. regards the
Fors Worth & New Orleans road, 10
seems that tho clt.ssu5 owning prop
ortY Rloug the lilc are noe satisfied
with this damages SLOWED.
ais. DAlmau, IN conversation with
THE Herald reporter THO morning,
stated that Ris contract with the
AuglO-AmoTicAn Refrigerator COM
pauy, at London, callet for the de-
Ivory OF 5000 cSrcAssss OF beef az Gal
weston woshly, aud that there was no
stipulation In tho contract that the
mea, should come from Fort Worth or
any other particular point, except that
10 should bo shipped from Galvsstou.
10 says, under MS contract, that Uo
can nae mis- own d.scr0tipa 40 10 iha
point Or killing aud preparing. II
mas asked tho merchants II Fnrt
Worth 20 subscribe S2j 900 ~ cary tbs
proiecs through, int ASS .ao, out iitt,s
encouragement.
Tho refrigerator here L. sdvar ised
rstle on NDvemh0r 3. and should
Mr.. DSlmlu fall e. raise tho. amount
NJ money necessary % putclss9 10 the
Fort viii Jose valuable chance, anc
our ontgrpriaiRE AeiRhbOr Dallas, may
rngp the benefit. lt might
b3hOove che merchants of Dallss 10
look cut for tho opportunity and secure
.ho shipment iIom thIs p)iut. a5d
thus resp the harvest that /. would
bring.
Tins morning att o'clock, ths usual
hour OF going " %nfa, lh3 CilIareut
tailoring shops found iusms alvss shDrt
OF work men. Tao IajlOss wain oU -
a.fa -. .aH. NrHa
lied several ~ tho priUcip.l taIlDr
shops aud was informed I'd 20 they wsir
willing 10 sive tho men gae wsges Do.
manded.
The grand jury willie Tgconvened -
moro " iog Tho special purpose o. thE-
ingnD thee OF lhl murder of tho
negro boy, FRANK. There ~ no duupt
bus thA' u. trus bin VIII u9 fou d
ngtiusg Falo Turner and Il 4. Coilins.
Tho only mArTiHCn license THAI WGs
jssu6d to-day was - \. j.. La2ler and
Mira. Auaie Il. Laai5r, nee Miss Auuia
u. doilou.
Tho only resi- estate transfer that
WAS lafa Tor record 51-day was chat of
J. "a. Pollock TO y Wyatt, ror 100 Gcros
OF mo W Sinp-1n aUrveY. ~ miles
southeast o! ono Fort, Tor $40
PERSONALS.
NJ. j. w. Haley, r prominent mtr-
chant Of Cieburne, L. III the citT.
MIR. j. z. Greene, aiigNr aud ptopyis-
Tor OF the Roanoke Telephone, * doug
M. j. a. Kenper, s. promloont m or
ObRn6Of Wiohi5e Falls, is h are,
j II. MarryiiDla, Of Dal!as, is ~ tho
PiclSwiriS.
Mr.. c. H. Black, OF Galveston, is in
the ForJ on business.
Mr.. Marion TAYLOR, OF LoGisvills,
is guest OF the PickWick.
Mr. j, Q. BTGmOu, o. AiY~suO, is 10
the Fort.
The case Of A, +. Lazisr, VINO was
indicted by size last .graud jnyy taf Oh
tanning $45 from Mr.. Barve Pam boftoo
on two checks drawn on the E&cnsnge
bank oe Herfold, and alleged 10 be
worm ess, WAS called to-day aud di,-
missed oy the county attorney. L. APP
pears that Ls2ier was authorized by
tho cashier az tho bank 20 draw, and
under that understanding tho checks
wore paid.
Tbs following letter. received hv La-
zier after he arrived ia Fort Worth
from Clarendon, ttsolt is PROOF thos ha
believed ha had money in Ghs Tx.
ehange oank al Harold, aud believing
81, IL was 40 crina5 ia hlm 80 Checit |
against the same:
Harro d. Texas August Il "A, IL. L%sler, !
Fort Worth:
DEAR SIR arrived nere this morn
Ing ard find you gone TO Fort WORTH !
Am sorry / sn unable TO psy you
the full amount promised, as IL Is VERY |
hard % make collecCionrs l trust | |
Will have enough Ia soon. Agreeablv |
TO your request will deposit what | |
r&u spare il Egchange bank to youc
JudiG (S225). Trusting you nave g
prosperous trip, and that
You may be acle s00u 80 own the |
Tex cit, rensiu, very truly,
j. Z. FLErCHER
4 pleasant ending of Lazier's troub- |
Ioa was rea3ued this evening st
o'clock ut tho rHsidoDoe of Mrs. Hoy
srd, l04 Salkugp street., whom he was
matted in marriage to Miss Annie l. |
6elor, ia She pr0sonce OF a few invited |
quest, tba Ray, MIR. r., N. Tinnun, OF
5he Cumberland Presbyterian church |
Dffi ,iating. Mar. Iitzier will probably |
ienalain rle clty,and itis quite likely |
hat BIO VIII make matters rather warm |
'or some parties who hu claims haye |
done Him trjuetioe.