The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-07-11
FOR { WORTH LOCAL NEWS
THE pRoHlBlTloNlsTs LIVELY
n squabble About Church Benefit,
with the Funds not MaterlaIIz-
iUg-rhe ltight-of- Way Mat
ter-Oattlo Salos, Etc.
PROHIBITION.


ready been informed that local option
is being given lively impetus by its
oYer-enthusiastic adherents in this
city. The County Commissioners,
Court will meet In regular session on
monday, and this body will then be-
asked to order an election, which thev
are required by law to do within so
days. Thus IL appears that the time
when the people will be called upon
10 express themselves upon this dues.
ton Is not far distaut, aud already the
prohiDltlonists arc getting their forces
in baltic array. ThOro will be a meet
ing on tho South Side SUNDAY, in
tho interest OF this movement.
and an address in behalf OF the cause
will be delivered by Mr.. Henry nj.
burman, a well known lawyer of this
city. Tho anti prOhibltioniste, who
are by no means confined to what are
d6nominated as "whisky men,u arc
Keeping quiet and taking things cool,
but is not to DO supposed that when
Inc tug-oi-war comes That they will be
found wanting.
THAT RIGHT oF.wAY.
inc committee Ofthroe appointed nv
the council TO consider and report
upon The proposition OF the citizensj
committee tor right-ot.way through
the city for the Fort Worth * New Or
leans railway have prepared their re-
port and have it ready to be submitted
TO tho council when the mayor calls a
meeting. There was considerable on
position To what is known as the Iips-
comb street route, and the committee
has taken great trouble TO hear Che
pros ana cons, and after examining
the dlllerentroutes, have decided upoti
the Lipscomb street route as the most
expedlent, and will so report to the
council.
WHO GOT THE PROCEEDS?
II newspaper discussion isnOw going
ON on the part of several parties in re-
lation to tho subject Of who received
tne proceeds OF the dance given at the
hoseuale Gar Company's pavilion. 1t
was at first claimed that tho gate
money had gone to the car company.
put this was denied by MIR. Yogel, OF
the company, who asserted that the
money had gone TO the Catholic
church Of This city. Yesterdays
Evening Mail contained card from
Ihe pastor OF that church, disclaiming
any knowledge OF tho matter, whore
upon Mr.. Yogol is out with a card in
the Evening Mail to-day, claiming
that the use OF the pavilion was ob.
tanned from the company upon the
representation that The proceeds of
the entertainment given there were to
be applied to tho benefit of
the Catholic Church. lie also Gala
upon Messrs. Capera and Maginnis, TO
whom tho privilege Of using the M
vilion was granted, 10 say what has
become of the money. The matter IL
creating considerable comment and
iurthor developments are looked for.
ward to with interest by the entire
community. Referring 10 the matter,
THIS evenings Mail has tho following
significant paragraphs:
"the question as TO where the
money went that was taken In az tho
PAVILION on the night OF the 18th in
slant Is yet unsettled, and as there
appears TO DO some bad feeling about
the matter, 1t would not be out of
place Tor those who received It to come
70 the front and make Il statement.
ine church, through Father Guyot,
denies having received a cent; the
itosedale Railroad, through Mr.. Vogel,
denies having received 3 cent, and
now, as Mr.. Maginnis was one OF the
managers OF tho affair NJ the Pavilion
on That occasion, and, rs we are in
formed, handled the receipts, it Is in
order for him TO settle the matter by a
statement as TO tho disposition Of tho
funds"
A LOCAL EVENT.
one OF tho most brilliant and fash.
events which has agitated so
cietv circles OF this city for some lime
past came off nj tho pavilion last
night. Tho dancing platform, which
was crowded with tho elito OF tho Fort.
presented scene of beauty and epiov-
mont rarely met with. A delightful
breeze which spraug up about night
t1ll and prevailed during tho night, ap-
tempered tho warmth of
the temperature, while with the floor
and music, leaving nothing to ba dc.
alredi 10 Is not 10 be wondered that an
present enjoyed themselves 10 tbp
top of their bent. The entertainment.
which was gotten up undor the man
agement OF Mossrs. G. d. Fox and Q, |
u, Irice, was perfect In all It's appoint-
lnonts and reelected great credit upon
Tho executive ability OF these younp
Bentlemen. Tho following were
among tho most prominent ladies and |
gentlemen present:
Misses Mary Scobell, Laura Scott, |
Anna Twigg, Lizzie Terry, Martin, |
Abdell Field, OnlR Porter, Belle Me
Coy, Iona Zebra, Carrie Hirshe, Bor-
iiman, Willie Burts, Grace Darling,
Belle, Tommy Malone, Lula Hogg, |
Ida Wise, Blanche Hartsiield, Annie |
ana Ada Anderson, Mesdames u Il |
bosdlck, Jerome Harris, q 4 Potter,
. d Paddock, III NJ Furman, II FULLY, |
W IL Kennedy, w b Whitla aud Pct,
.uce; Messrs. G w Lamborn, @ ID Fox,
u Trice, Il b Paddock, II NJ Spear, j
d Stanheld, Il . Schneider, Il Il Bull
Sor, William NJ MoVeigb, III b Cooke,
D X Malone, y 7 Ennis, j M McAlis-
er, NJ IL Langlnnett, l. l. Highly, II G
Landers, o III Kern, w b Elliott, j o
Ingram, A = Smith, c A RIVER, oscar
lynch 10 ID FosdiCk, J L Waller, j Il
POTTER, j ii smith, A Thomas and
,thers.
CATTLE SALES.
Messrs. John y. Andrews u Co., Of
his city, have to-day classed and do
lVered 10 j. ii, Allen, of Kansas, $500
lead OF ono and two-year-o old bteer
'attlo, and sold him 1000 more for fu.
ur0 delivery. These stock will be
lowered from here. These GENTLE
men never let tho grass grow undor
hoir feet.
NOTES ABOUT TOWN.
a SHINING light among the legal
linps OF the younger growth Of ghis
10y last night olmbed a picket fence
ight i0ot high to SEQ tie Indian war
lanoo at tho pavilion. In descending,
he sharp point OF q plank was brought
mo decisive contact with pair tom
lollar pants. Some people cay thore
vas gate provided for tho legs agile,
Hhere an impeounious individual col
ectod Tor less than $40 from those who
Nero not above going through tho gate.
NOTES ABOUT TOWN.
Last night oountryman named j.
Aulry lsy down 90 sleep with his
'lothes on and $50 In his pants pook-
u.s. no awoke this morning TO find
MS pocket cut and money gone. No
'lue TO the thief.
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