Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-21

I Gardner OF DcnisOn was then called aud
1 put upm trial The plaintiff alleges that
fic went IN with the dcicndantto purchase
I q valuable property Va Denison, Tor which
I each should furnish an equal amount vt
/ purchase. money, but the bargain was
Nch desirable one that the defendant
/ took Il all aud refused 10 Jet the paiutlh
/ into any of IT'S benefits
I The case OF Reynolds against
4 tho Betus Furniture Company, taken up
1 ia the county court yesterday ended Ia a
/ hung Jury this morning Five BULL
I headed Jurors wanted TO fluid for The
4 plaintiff, hut onc clcar-headed aud rcas-
enable fellow prevented It, The court
had nothing but probate business before
( II to-day.
j. G.. Johnson, deputy United States
marshal of Gainesville, brought over as a
prisoner to-day one Thomas Means
charged with assault 10 murder, com
mttcd In the Territory, as Que OF the
Williams pnrty In the Murry's ranch
light lie had an examining trial before
Judge Ricketts, and was discharged
About dozen colored prossmen, en-.
gagged In the Sherman OH mills, struck for
higher wages last night and were idle to-
day, They had been getting Sl5O per
day up 10 short time ago when the rates
were reduced 20 sl.25. They ask a res.
toratlon of former wages, which the pro-
prictor, MIR j. c. I.assey, says Is not Just
idcd 10y the profits OF the business at
this time
The conce II employs a large number OF
hands but the pressmcu are most impor.
tant, and 1t takes experience to make them
profitable to the mills A green hand viii
waste several times his wages before he
learns the business,
Some green chap who had not The fear
OF the law before his eyes hitchcd wild
horse to the awning post in front of
Capt Forbes building ON North
Travis street last night that pulled the
awning down ana carried the post across
the street before its scare was over \
policeman took the animal In charge to
hold for the fine and damages done
Dr. Bristow and family of Pennington
were In the city today ona shopping cN.
petition,
IountDmen are coming in from every
direction TO make their entries for next
weeks fair. The princely prizes of Il $40
stove as first premium, and n $40 stove
for second, given by the hardware frm OF
Roberts, liardewick& Taylor, is bringing
out great competition, and will get many
entries. The prizes are offered for
the FIRST aud sccond.brst calico
quilts made by Il farmers
family In traysOn county and no doubt
nnny an ambitious young lady looks for
ward to this award as complimentary
start toward housekeeping with the young
man OF her choice, and indeed to men II
would bc e diploma that no Young man
can lightly regard who has MI, future
comfort at heart.
Mrs, Cooper Mott left to-day for rhlla-
dclpha, Mr. Mott accompanied her to
ST. Louis.
Mr.. Writ Brown, late clerk ul the col
unnudc went to Paris to-day in answer
telegram TO take position MS FIRST clerk
lu thc Peterson house. Writ is the boss
clerk and can command moro trade than
any young man ia Texas
Mr.. Ed, Sheets, lumber prince of At
mnta, Ten Is In the city ON business.
fctysevcn bales OF cotton were
brought here in one lot to-day from the
NicIuity of Pink llill The farmers al
FIRST refused to let IL be- cut unless the
buyers would guarantee nine cents Tor g.
but this game failed to work The huy-
cre refused to bid Wtu they could Nam-
pic IL, which was at last agreed To, uud
the lot sold al 500 to g cents, according
tn quality,