Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-02

70 corral the city. The prisoner being
whatobstrepcrous Miller summoned
a passerby 20 assist him, and together they
started the man jailward. Just prior TO
their arrival at the bastilc the prisoner
ierked loose and pulled his pop Miller
went Tor his gun, but found that il had
worked through his pocket Into the lining
OF his clothes and was not come-at-abie'
The gentleman with the weapon,
perceiying the embarrassment under
which the attacking party laborcd,
made sally aud drove the en-
emyuf. lie then gathered his forces to-
gcthcr and retroated IN good order, since
which time he has not been seen. The
laugh IL on Miller.
kACHIER RELEASED.
Kachlcr, the drummer for kaufman a
Runge OF Galveston, who was charged
with swindling Bud Lawrence, has been
released. He and Lawrence were brought
together to-day by mutual friends, talked
/ the matter over, came TO an amicablc un-
derstanding, and Lawrence had the case
dismissed.
WANT TO SHAKE THEIR SuACKtEs.
Joanna s. Rowe has fled q petition for
divorce against William $. Rowe. The
petitioner alleges that she was married to
defendant IN the Indian Territory
I February Z, 1884, and that she lived with
{ him until April Of the same year; that
defendant treated her cruelty, and was
guilty of great excuses and outrageous
conduct. Therefore She prays 10 be
divorced.
Mary Price, who married ]. Price on
the 10Th OF October 1880, and lived with
him until July, 1881, wants to be freed
( from the thral that binds her,
( She alleges that he has been
cruel 60 her, beutng, cursing, and apply
ing vile and opprobrious cpithets to her,
and that he has threatened to take her
life
TOWN TAIK.
The farmers are beginning to bring cot
[ ton to Dallas; 1913 bales Of the
staple were brought in yesterday
and over 400 to-day. The market closed
/ to-day at $50 to S.G5c, though there were
/ some sales as high as S.7jc. There was
nothing below s.55c, and very little at
| that. The total receipts up to last night
were 1865 bales
Thomas l.. Bell and Cora Loycluce
I have been licensed TO wed.
a. NJ. Ragland of Denton county had
hearing before United States Commits
sioncr Burford to-day, on the charge of
selling whisky without the government
license, and was discharged
The Young Mems Hebrew association
open the season with a ball, at the Mer-
chants exchange, next Wednesday even
| ing.
The case against Mrs Graft was closed
to-day, and taken under advisemcnt by
the commissioner, who reserved his de-
cision until tomorrow morning.
Rev. Dixon c. Williams closes his
meetings here tonight
PERSONAL.
II. H. Fugua and wife of Ferris are in
the city,
p. A. Ray and Thos. johnson OF Kauf-
man, John johnson and r. X, Seago of
Comanche are in the city, booked at the
st. James.
Lewis McCarty, IL Cedar lillian, is
here.
Col. VIM. Vcale, from Breckenridge,
arrived in the city to-day He reports
the cattle business as looking up some
what.
j, II. Moffett, Lancaster; l.. II. Thornc,
Marshall; l., friedman, Colorado City,
are mt the st. George.
j. Il. Scrken of Ferris is In the city.
MT, uUu AlTh, d. W. w llnl ul bcCHtUI
are IN the city and have rooms at the st.
/ George.
/ Lee Levy and Richard Flanagan of the
/ Fort were in the city to-day.
/ j. T.. llollingsworth, the Austin rea
estate man, is here.
Mrs. Broalcigh and daughter of +
I Iaso have rooms at the Grand Windsor
G. l.. Connelee, Eastland; j. VI
! Weeks, Pilot Point, are registered at tn,
| Irand Windsor.