Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-20


tallle into vigorous action, we
thuk, and Il we are met Ia al
proper spirit by the ambassadors now
with US, 70 viii not be long before ground
viii be broken and the Work pushed for
ward IA earnest.
Nlcssr>. Heartfelt aud Lloyd held
COnfercAcc with the executive committee
at the Bluky house but their conclu,
siuns nave not been made public yet,
They met at S O'Clock and held a meeting
| tin late hour
Z LATER. The meeting of the railway
committee finally concluded to call
mass-mccting for tomorrow night and
+ then adjourned
I INrEp. Mr.. Nouree, one OF the rail-
road contractors, Informs Your core.
/ spoudcnt that Mr., llcartscl has with.
drawn his proposition to sherman and
closed by telegraph with Paris on the
/ terms heretofore offered.
I The district court met again this morn
! ing and disposed OF some motions in sew
cral pending suits preparatory Go taking
up the importaut trial OF W, T. Doyle,
assignee OF Moseley Bros. OF Denisou,
against T.. q, Douglass, sheriff, With A.
/ Harris & Bro, W. ID. Cleveland and H.
w. House of Houston, on whose
attachments The said sheriff took
possession OF the stock Of goods In the
hands of said assignee and sold them Tor
the satisfaction of their several debts.
This case Is ono of the most important
civil cases that VIII come up during The
term md has more legal talent from u
distance than any we have tried here for
many years. Hare & Head of sherman,
lcaky Henry of Dallas, and j 4. Glib
: SON Ii AInN II -ee4-r,-t -trt irrytT7vTttT BidWN
q of a #
Houston, and Levy OF Galveston
to oppose them. The amount
sued for is $4,000. At the spring term
the question of the validity OF thc as
sigumeut came before Judge Maltbic aud
he then decided it valid and legal as-
signmcnt
The question now Is to decide the
lamount of damages sustained, ana IL viii
, doubtless take several days to determine
T, it, but in the meantime, those who can
spare the time win witness an interest
iug battle among he legal giants in the
trial of the case.
The county court was engaged to-day
in a damage suit of Reynolds vs.. The
BctLs Furniture company for $1,000,
claimed To have been sustained hy
" plaintiff in the loss OF finger and thumb
IN planing mill of defendant, while
y Judge j. A, Buckler of the III Past
$ county court arrived here yesterday on
5 his return from visit 10 his native state
i Kentucky. He will remain until Wednes
y day. when Mrs. G. n. Buclllcr--oul
h mayors wife-will 80 with him on visit
: to FL PaSo.
G Capt Thomas Forbes returned
z this morning from the West
h highly pleased with the vaslncss of that
country He purchased several valuabl,
q lots in Pecos City aud is sanguino thai
i there will be rushing mass of people
there in short time.
g +. NJ. Moore, another OF the pilgrim,
- who struck a bonanza in that same city
II got home Saturday.
L NJ. II. Andrews and w. f. Woodward
. are still rambling among the Western
towns interviewing the inhabitants
+ (prairic dogs and will not be home tol
e several days yet
n Dr. John o. Scott has been down witt
y deuguc for about ten days, bnt was NOV
d ing slowly around the streets to-day.
Is Judge G.. @, Binkiy has been sick ant
n at home since last Friday, but the boys
d Tom Randolph, Charles Dorchester ant
n win Porter, with their handsome aides
"A BlackfoTd and Mcglnnis are running tho
o Missouri & Pacific bank with a STEADY
d hand, all the same.
o Capt. Jot Gunter, Col. J. II BrttoI
e and Mai j. c. Brown went on
II Friday last TO Gunter's ranch e
II shoot chickens ana enjoy a holiday
s. They returned to-day looking much re-
trcshcd and highly tanned By The trip.
John I gedrck, who spent seycra
n months as citizen Of Las Vegas, y NJ.
e Ia tho practice Of law, brought Il hand
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