Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-25
SHERMAN.
4 !. n Rlssa ID. Returns Home
.,,., Having n Race But
/ Cots Forfeit Money.
Relieves Grayson jail OF q
4 ,of Convicts-Personai-
water-works.
gazette.

TEX, Dec. 24.-The case Of
w ..alnst Burrel Bond, charged
- was concluded this morn
A .,sioek. after nearly two days
an The trial. Gus Turner and
In the order named, made
n the jury last night, and
IN most able and forciblo
A, the close of Judge Hare's
q N o'clock, the court adjourned
A ~ this morning, when c. b.
.cnssed the case IN favor OF the
"A made one of the best argu-
n The term. The jury took the
4 n less than n quarter Of an hour
verdict of guilty, with a
"A Ten wears in the state prison.
A IN be appealed beyond a doubt.
H'Flroy Of Denison, charged with
IN murder, was adiudged not
49, who has heretofore been
n n horse-stealing, was brought
[,t,rre of assault to murder, this
a and the trial begun. There Is
sr indictment against him for
III try. Judge Maltbie has plenty
n a do vet before the term expires
Nrork nigh and day to clear the
hisct of water-works for the city
IN Of universal discussion at this
4 everybody is engaged in making
H. to obtain an abundant supply
IN 10 water the city. About the
missing location tor a supply of
i ler Is found in the southwest
the city, on Post Oak,
Here a number of living veins
a Of the bank and supply a large
Il has never been dry within the
1. y Of the oldest settler. This
IN oyera quarter of a mile long
"A four feet deep, with water as
pure as that of n mountain
Ngih little expense the land can
4ssed, as IL is only half a mile
. public square, and IL would cost
"A pot II in the heart of the city.
y erty belongs to Wright Clarke,
4 we refer our city council to this
q The most encouraging prospect
IA works to be found.
salarrls Of Wise county came TO
I'm hst night with a fine
M to sell to our packers, but the
h lelng too warm for Strengthening
N having about three hundred on
NJ would not offer a trade until II
1let Mr., Harris also brought
\ enl loads of cotton, which he
"a this morning at the round price
Erhundred weight.
n Hutchcroft OF Alvord, with his
kd John T., his brother from
b here to spend Christmas with
u Of the father, j. II. Ilutchcroft
HTmyls street.
IEillhlte, who went TO Gainesville
HtOtting mare "Rissa D." to 20
Rday for $1,000 a side, came home
Eomlng train, The hackers of
ElOsing horse gave notice
Snlng that they would pay
ftnther than take the defeat they
Acertain II they started the sorrel
Glnst the mare. If any default
Hcur, however, he proposes to be
Bky when the time comes and
Bkln This is the fourth forfeit
|la,Ches by Gainesville parties to
kgithln the past two years.
Nre out for the wedding of VIM.
Ggs, a worthy young farmer liv-
N miles north of the city, with
IA NJ, Rogers, a neighbor lady,
Aher lives on au adjoining farm.
Me Is Z O'Clock this evening, and
nOtOn of Denison is engaged to
knot. We gratefully ac-
ke an invitation to take
BE dinner tomorrow at
liable home of the bridegroom's
And whether present or absent
kgishes 90 Quito the young couple
Ny and prosperous future.
'igent Oglesby came over from the
teyenlng with several convicts on
h p the penitentiary and left them
y Of Sheriff Douglass until he
\ west aud gather others lately
Il by the courts. Among those
fare Jim Dyer, convicted with as
flrder in Fannin county, and, by
\ o. venue, tried In Lamar, two
~ White, for theft of a horse in
Hany, six years; Jesse Daniels,
$orgery, two years; Jesse John
y PED, burglary, two years and six
4 10 Jenkins, colored, burglary,
\ Dick Walker, colored, assault
n two years. There are ilfty-tive
Lffmau iail