The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-01
FROM F0Rr WORTH
THE COURT oocKeTs FULL,
The Lazier Caso-The Newspaper War
The Santa 70 Strike - Frsight
Trsiss Again Moving After u
Weeks stoppago-Person.
al and Other Mention.

lay evening, when the fact was made
KNOWN that Mr.. George b. Loving,
of the Gazetto, had boen ar
'ested on charge Of obtaining money
under false pretenses. Inquiry ELECTED
The information That the affidavit was
lassd upon cattle transaction, on
iSred INFO some months ago, In which
Mr.. Loving, for stipulation re
ceived, agreed to deliver ~ certain
of cattle at a certain TINA aud
for forfeiture of $3.50 IN
case of failure TO comply with TIE
agreement, Failure in delivery was
made through business embarrass-
ments, and meeting was held be.
tween the parties Interested, at which
tbs sum ot forfeiture Was reduced TO
81 600, and tho return of the amour
paid Loving, satisfactorily agreed
upon. Thus Ii was deemed the mat
ter was amicably arranged, though
rumors have been prevalent since the
aud Democrat embroglio th .
Mr.. Loving would DO arrested on a
criminal charge" Mr.. Lavlpg imme
distely gavs bond, and so tho matter
stands.
COURT AFFAIRS.
District Clerk Hartsfield and his as
sistants havo their hands full getting
rsRdy for tho fall term OF the court,
which commences September IA. Fol
tho Information Of lawyers and liti-
gsuss, tho following Ii published
which has been kindly furnished by
the clerk:
First Week-Tho non,jury docket
will be tried.
Second Week--The civil docket and
the jury docket will DO called and con.
tinued until the end OF the fifth week.
Sixth Week-Criminal docket will
DO called, and continued three weeks.
Ninth Week--Lsst ona of court, and
will be devoted to statement of facts,
bills Of exception, eto.
In the District court, to-day, w. II.
Rodford fled suit against j. q, Cant
for 1904 30, and John McCulloch, &
citizen OF Glasgow, Scotland, suss the
Texas Investment company for 2,60)
The actlon il brought on negotiable
note, given March "a, 1884, and payable
six inonths after date.
Tho fall term of the county court be
gins next Monday, and tho docket II
cutie o heavy one. There are 2SQ mis-
demeanor cases, 14i civil cases on tn,
triSl docket, 80 civil cases on tho ap
psarance docket and SO ctsea on thi
jury dseset, making total OF $40 case
that Will come no dsrlng the term o
the court. So great rush Of business
has redsced the gentlemsnly deputy
county clei k, j. j. Nunnally, to mer,
shadow of his former self, albeit h,
yet balances the beam ut 1876 ayoirdu
pols.
THE LAziER CASE.
Tho young man, A +. Lszier, win
has gotten himself into trouble her,
By q piece of thou ghtlessnecs, o iul
account of which has appeared in TIL
HERALD, will have trial to-mOrfOv
Of 2 o'clock. Friends and relatives o
tho young man will arrive in the city
to morrow from distaut State. Hi
lawyers say that there will DO n,
trouble in getting an aceulttal.
THE NEwsPAPER WAR.
The newspaper war is still waged
quite vigorously. Saturday 1t is sal,
taat an sttsche OF the Democrat circu
lated q petition among the merchants
of this city, requesting thom to with
draw their PATRONAGE from the Ga
zette. What effect such course will
have uron Che public remains to b,
seen. This i evidently a new fegtur
in journalism, and it Is highly proba
BILE that no, in whose matchlsss min,
it was concocte2, can wear the doubt
fol honor OF being the originator o
such scheme in American journal
ism. 80 tempOra, o moresW
THE SANTA FE STRIKE.
The first freight trein that has LET
this city for week, lefS this mornin
just after midnight. The news las;
night that the strike WIS over, wa
JOYOUS tidings to tho railroad msu
and in short time al, was busy at t h.
Santa Fs dopot. The people were ir
symp ,thy wit the s5ri Sors, provld OF.
they abstained from any violence.
PERSONAL.
DR.. j. +. Price, the gentlomanly
State agent for tina Kentucky Mutual
Security Fund COMPANY, left 10 -da,
tor Dallas, on D tour OF business.
Mr.. w. A. Priddie, sleve, youp,
from Culpspper, virg,ni a
is in the city with . view of m aking /
his home.
Mr.. G. A. Gluocch'o and family, O
Marshall, arrived in the CITY tonight
sud will spend faw days here.
Mr.. George Fox, jr., OF Wichit'
Falls, Is In the CITE.
ARRIVALS AT THE MANSION HOTEL.
Pc Nsthut, rerrell; H g Chaudl ar
Bogie; G s TAYLOR, Henrietta; G. "
Mckee, Bryan; q II Woodland, Bowie
PHI Lsnius, New York; Ii NJ Sides
Miss A o Carr, New Orleans; w
Waggorer, Decatur; Il l. Halsell. De-
carur; X Il Halle wo d, Henrietta; {
+. MeNeigh, New Y.'rk; P B Moor,
Il wife, S.. Louis; II Garrin, Decatur
@ f Staples, @ s Wilt ems, Louisville
r r Hainillo on, Dec+tn "A Cunyhire
+ U Curry, Sprlng.own; w AIDE Atkins
Bowie; 7. Il Boyd, Newborn, Va; Mis-
Bennett, d. catur; II LeBasquet, s L
Wooten, Gslvestin: Fred Davis, Bar
rett's circus; John Harchburk aut
aud lady, city; II NJ Speer, city; + N
Brady, city;J 3 Dsvereux, Socorro,
NJ; + ] $. John, Do yes, Texas; G sorg,
Wiley, Virginia; l. A Barkhan, CITY
William Mcdonald, Virginia; Jo6r
Gleason, city.
A SAFE COMPANY.
"Hello, doctor, where are Won 60
ing?" said The HERALD scribe to Dir
j. 4. Price, the weil-kuown genera
agent for the Kentucky Mutual Secu
rty Fund company, OF Louisville, 20
day, as no appeared, "grip" In hanC
and equipped Tor travel.
"I'm going over tn ID alias, where OK
pect to establish my headQuarters fol
the State" replied tho genial doctor.
Speaking OF insurance Companies
roniads us that tue Kentucky Mutua
was the first to flo statement OF bust
ness with tho In surdnce conmissioner
Mt Austin, exhibiting tnls 1T Il e,nent t.
tbst official on June Is, waea it va,
noS dus untii July |, and paying til,
occupation tax. Ono hundred
and twenty -olght OF The lead
Ing BUSINESS men of For
Worth have policies In the oompan,
represented by DR.. Price. Tne poll
company 10 doug 6usinsss under /
lnAninl 6ot ar ifha 4 n N AZ knrA ~ Ynn