The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-09
FORT WORTH LOCAL NEWS
RESULT OF THE LOVING TRIAL.
A Woman Dies In DestitutioA-Hsw Mr
Bailey Bamboosles the Boys-The
Whisky and Water Flectisn
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Psrsnals, ETC.. Etc
Fort WosTH, Sep. S.-lSpecial. II
The preliminary trial of George Is. |
Loving and w. A. Garner, charged |
with swindling Il. ]. L. Gething, a !
young Englishman of means, In cat |
tie transaction last April, and which |
was adjourned ever last Saturday
until this morning at 8 O'Clock in Jus-
tice Zinn's court, was concluded this
afternoon. The prosecution intro.
duced one more witness. That was
NJ J. BRADLEY, U8
who, being. sworn, said: am con-
bank, OF Fort Worth, as individual
book keeper; was so connected with
said bank in April, 1856; there was no
graft drawn on G. b. Loving & Co, TOR
$500 during the month OF April, that
know OF, In said bank; / have ex-
amiued the books and find no record
OF such draft; 1t is my notion and i'm
preston 1t would have been recorded;
1t IL frequently the case that checks
pass In and out without any record,
being treated as cash; when 4 draft or
bill of exchange Is received At the
bank for collection 1t Is usual and Gus.
.omary to enter 1t on tho collection
register.
After tie examination OF Mre
Bradley had been finished tn
counsel for The prosecution AN
nounced that they would rest their
case, and In fact had no more witnesses
to Introduce. The defense announced
that they would not introduce any
more witnesses, and after tho citing OF
some law by the attorney and few
remarks, the case WAS submitted to the
justice. Messrs. Loving and Garner
wore put under $500 bonds each. The
defense may have had some material
witnesses, but they acted wisely in
not disclosing, and thus, at the final
Trial, Whatever advantage may accrue
from tho ignorance on the part OF the
prosecution OF the line of defense will
be intact.
THE COUNTY COURT.
Ia tho couaty court to-day tho fol.
loving cases were disposed OF:
Jack Mcdonald, Tor fornication
fned $50.
Maud Leyan, vagrancy; nolle prose.
lQui entered.
Bob berry, theft; nolle prosequi on.
tered.
Mary Morgan, aggravated assault
found guilty OF simple assault and
fined S..
Frank WASHINGTON, swlndling; plea
of guilty; fined 81 and one day In Jail
Madam Porter, keeping disorderly
houee; fined 500.
Ella Leo, keeping disorderly house
nolle pr0sequi entered.
josie Belmont, keeping disordorly
mouse, fined 500.
jessie Reeves, same ofrsnse, anet
$500. by
Dick Dillon, assault and battery
, plea of "not guilty." and the case no
! finished ut a late hour this evening.
I A DEsTlTUTR's DEATH.
r Early this morning coy came :,
D the city hall and informed Marsha
/ Rea that there was dead woman ly
Ing 10 sn unoccupied house OF
Throckmorlon street. Repairing /,
the place Indicated by tho boy. whicl
10 an untenantod saloon building OF
Throckmortou street, between From
, and Fifteenth streets, tho marsha
found the dead body OF II woman, ovi
0 IDENTIFY having expired this morning
a The Delghbors ssid her name wa,
Alice Smith, and that she cid SEWN,
, for living. She wes addicted q
strong drink, and had been on pro
tracted spree for about u month, ant
! this, together with typhoid dysentery
I caused her death. She was withou
3 money and without friends, and the
county authorities mad been applied {,
for relief, and she was ABOUT tU DO re-
moved 70 the po0r-iarm y osterday, bu
her critical condition prevented II
Sue was buried at the expense OF tn,
: city. The dece ased was about 80 year
old.
, G0oD-BYE JOHN.
II Is reported that John w. Currcn
y general foreman OF the Texas Il Paciti
shops, In this CITY, will be removes
4 very soon. This, II is said, has beel
, demanded by the knights OF Labor.
! II. W. BAILEY.
, a travelling representative OF Trum
. bull, Runnells & Allen, Kansas City
drew on his house for $lOO on last Fri
day through the First National BAN
OF this city. Mr.. NJ. j. Brannon, as
matter ~ form al he thought, on
II dorsed the draft. The draft was sen
- for collection and was returned nu
l. paid, Trumbul., Rurnels & Allen re-
: plying that Bailey was not employe,
n by thon. Bailey ~ said % have don
= similar things on several firms In Dal
: las to tho tune OF about $500. II
| thought that Bailey has left the State
i THE RIVALS.
!. The negotiations yesterday between
d tho morning papers hero, which wa
T, mentioned In TnE HERALD, onded 1,
nothing. Both sides, 1t is said, mad
preparations, but no agreement wa
reached.
U ELECTION TO MORROW.
% Tomorrow being the Oh OF Septem
& Der, the day tixad 10y the commission
ers court, AN election "for or ayains
prohibition" will be hold In piecinc
/, No. l, IN this county, which inoluuc
!, the city of Fort Worth. Tho antl-pro
u hib,tionists have boon bestlrrlng then
selves yesterday aud to-day. Tn
pr, spects now uro that both siues Wi
poll their full strength.
MANSION HorEi. ARRIVALS.
Tom n CLARK, Dallas; w w Stafford
Washington, ID q, w L King, Calves
T. ton; Hell Ewland, Cisco; y III Iyrel
n ~ Louis; II Loo aud wife, Honrlcttr
81 WV Sni H., Paris; Henry Mark,
o Dallas, IL willing, city h q. Brown
4 Lampesas; W " monahan, stephen,
n VILE; j w Mcdonald, lrodoll; u
Bosz, Atlantis, Ga; George Ellison
city; A Peabody, New York;
Daught, Sprinstown; ] y Kendrich
a JacksbotoiJ. Wits, Des Monies, low,
h sN Mex lvay, Temple, N q Ian,
n Moheotiei Dan Cary, ] l. Powell, city
. IS Templston, Henrietta, A J Corn
y well, Den,oni u y Graham, 0rahsp
A Bowen, Austin, Wade Atkinl
10 BowioiO A kear, New Orleans; j,
A Miller, Louisville, II A Tally and lad,
Nat Boone, seymcur, T II Cornwel