Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-09

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vs''' 7 Trx., Aug. s.-The memorial
snFo were solemn and Imposing.
t'D N' .o.sion iormcda the city hall and,
4 nr PHI, Pm ! brass band, marched through
Diaao. ..iosI streets and Out TO the City
~ Pl or, stand had been erected and
lu'S' . w drapcd for the occasion. \
H''' Inv seats had been arranged, hut
81 enough TO accommodate the large
n ~ m,st of whom had TO stand
o's1 no carrying out of the pro-
o''g Addresses were made by Col
,wyur and Major Elliott, aiterwhlch
# lewis. the contemporaries,
,s'leIr'red Az eloquent iheliiorlai serulou,
s l.,A ,.S, was the twenty fourth verse OF
~ "."lfh chapter OF John, "ENcepl a
'ne N,," wheat fall into the ground and
Es~ u shIdelh alone; but If ii die, II
nv, n forth much fruit The SER
'npSsm one of the most chastc and beau
&n w ' Sa has ever been delivered IN this
NHH,aa ~, lmuks and many of the business
a w. II the city were closed, ana half
VIVIAN '.,sd aags and emblcmS oi mourning
4 ' are displayed on all sides.
Wy roo FRESH FOREIGNER.
4 ssotclman named Johnson has
N . ,h,ng 10 do with the building of
8 ,aa,.,, Canpbell < Kahn, on the corner
II a 1rna mi Murphy streets. The Thomas
l n,s II. rot permission to-day from
4 ~ ~ I p,nhardt. lessee of the Ouilding,and
M 4 X. Wright, contractor, to display
armed flag therefrom. The flag was
lsos XIX ont, and almost Immediately pulled
a lam and thrown in the street by John
~ il was hoisted again, and again he
XIII, down. He was determined the
W. should not stay on the building, and
o.Ie a 4. K. people and others who were
N ',s.ont aid IL should, and 1t looked for
Rime AZ though there would be war, but
4. IN, pollce nteriercd and Johnson was
HD.r'naded to allow the ling to
|sai johnson is Il native of
scotland, who came to America since the
Hssr and the universal opinion is that he
4 entirely TOO fresh. He stands Il good
lance TO have trouble over the matter
8mlihe don't keep his tongue between
Ris teeth better than he has been doing.
II CHARGED WITH ATTEMPT 10 RAPE.
Catherine Robinson, notorious colorCd
3aomsn Of the town, made complaint
9rlnst one George MierS to-day, Charg-
.g him with attempting TO out
%ase her thirieen-year-old daughter,
|{tle, on Monday night. Micrs
HIS arrested and jagged, The Robin
4 soa woman bears such a hard character
HHiit Is very doubtful If there is any
3hng IN the charge.
4 FIRE BRoKE oCT
1abcuts o'clock this morning in house
pwned end occupied by Andy Elan, ON
3 Main street, east of Good. Two houses
elongng to Mr.. Elan and one belong
AiRg to Mr. Carlisle were entirely de-
sNlpyed. Mr. Elam and family
srre away from home and there
*Eas no fire in the house
Foihat il would seem to be the work of
" lncendary. Mr.. Carlisle and the
leuant who occupied one of Elam'>
Hhouses saved most of their household
goods, hut those of Mr.. Elan were II total
RlcN. The whole loss aggregated about
|isll0Q, With but little insurance.
PERSONAL.
n Rory 0'Moorc, the hyperion-curlcd
Editorial writer of the Galveston News, is
Zen ona visit. He is accompanied by
willie jenkins, one of the proprietors OF
NlAr paper.
n MmJ. Hunter of Fort Worth Is here.
John Bacon and 4, l.. Council of Den
ion are IN the city.
n we, McFall OF Weathcrford is at the
f. ~ George,
4 IN. Hammond of Fort Worth was
y among to-day's arrivals in Dallas.
MNom Mcdonald and w. d, Ryburn
~ vile, WaXahachic, are booked al The
~. Gcorge
~ Taylor and wife, Cleburne, are in