The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-19
FOR WORTH LQC3l NEWS
NOTHING NEW ON THE GAZETTE
An Error In the Truslee's Sale Notices,
Migratory MIssourian Ray Ills
Ticket Nipped Ut the Union
DopOt-The a. avs Drift OF
Local Happenings

inc GRz6it9 affair continues to he the
absoi bing topic Of conversation, In
the hotel corridors, on The streets. in
tho sGloons, GA the street cars, In tho
house Of thg fich, In tho abode OF lhe
poor, there is ono question which nj.
ways greots tho Faber shower: "Wbst
do you know about the GazetteYr The
amount Of definite information extant
IA TO the prObable revival of ina nsner
would not burden the mind of the
most tOrgetiul, but tho Oumarsns
queries that are p.opOundol and have
10 b9 disposed Of would tax the ability
OF mo most expert female chatterbox.
80 1t Is thar the former attaches OF tho
SUSPENDED newspaper arc continualIv
haudinB 70 TIE inquisitiyo q printed
caro- IN elaring letters: "Nothing
new. Don't know" This has the do.
sired elect, but the knights of tho
gull done intend TO be nnl
down by this stereotyped scheme
Tor they willrise Phmuix.like and como
az them again with that old time
what do you know" At tho present
time II can hardly be predicted when
inc paper WIN come out. It Is most
pfobtahle shat no paper win bo issued
uhtll next week, as tue sale does moi
come OIL until Saturday. IL is notice.
apl9 that the anxiety % get out the
paper at once has OOuspicuously do.
creased since yesterday and tho dav
uolure' Chero arc various reporis
as 10 under what management tho pa-
Eec VIII prnbably appear when issued
AZ was puullshed IN The HERALD this
morning that tho Texas Wool Grower.
We luciuueu IN tho deed of trust
heIu ~ tno CITY National bank aud
Enllo 90 hOld along with tho GaZatte
ms IS Gmist4Eo, The Wool Grower
y nov included ia the deed now, it
having paid Out. Tho mistake ia not
10 OF THE HERALD correspondent,
uut IT. Wes mace by tho writer Of the
noNcBs OF tho trusJeo's sale. tho Wool
Grower appearing on thom and ms
only b9eu erased today. Vbe eu-
p oyef Of q G late Gazstfa qeon m taLo
tniugs ssy. hey think that the M.
per Will 10 Tvbliched sgon by mo.
hocvcut their services VIII Ia In do.
ma0d. Tho Bllrity of The force pro
strongly Ia favdr OF Me-. Loving con
'inu,ug tho management OF tho manor
aud 10 rs said that tho priuters told M.
Loving that 10 get the pepper on its feet
again they would work WOel. or
longer, II need DO, foe nothing, thua
tesJiiyiuR IN unmistakGbl0 terms their
commentator OF that gentlomapis
conduct OF Tho paper. There arc ru.
mora again OF tho probability of two
| morning papers bgiug startqs.
a TICKErsCALPRR.
bsstnight Mr.. j. G Hardy, Of Farm
ingtOn, Missouri, went to The Union
! depot, ~ this city 20 take tho train for
BOplar Blum. a pickpocket relieved
| hlm OF MS ticket before the arrival OF
his train. Marshal Rea was immedi
a'oly notified and tho ticket brokers
told to LOOK out for the ticket 20 thai
point. Early ibis morning a negr
man, George Balos, attempted TO sell
the ticket 10 Mr.. Row1, Tho news
dealer NJ tho Plckwick. Mr.. Rowo De-
ing ON the lookout, detained the man
Tor some time In conversation, while
nn oii1cor was dispatched for. Officer
| Puck0r made tho arrest. Ho claimed
70 have found tho ticket on the atreot
anu ho succeeded ia satisfying tho OF
Il 'or OF this and he was released, Tne
right man has not boon cAught M
with yet.
FUNERAL or MIR. NICHOLS.
| Tho procession that followed tho re-
mains of MIR John Nichols, who died
suddenly esterday morning, was th,
largest that was ever soon In this CITY
All the banks wero closed this after
noon out OF respect 20 the memory of
tho deceased gentleman, who was vice
president o. tns City National bnuk
| Conspicuous Ia the iue OF tho process
sion was the city fro department, Mr.
| Nichols having peel tho first ohie'
altor the organization, Of Protection
Hose company No. /. The Rev. A. A
Johnson, president OF the Wosloyai
Female college, of this city, conducted
tho services AZ tho house ana at thl
grave. Tue interment took place II
the old oom0tory ~ the southeastern
Dart OF the city. Tho deceased wa
universally beloved and respected h'
all classes in the city, and his loss Il
the CITY cannot easily be repaired.
AN ACCIDENT.
rhis morning while carpenters were
~ work on the building ~ Elliott 4
kowe's lumber yard the scsiloldlnl
gave way and they wore hurled 10 tn
ground. The fall was u good long on
'nd Two Of tho mon who tell, Tuttl,
.o harrls, were quite severely In
i-.-.s inetN w0ro four mon at worh
on tho soaauid nc the time, but on
gresped apiece Ot f'mher aud clnglnl
10 II escaped unhurI ..' ono ~ thosl
VINO went doWn escaped unAurt, rNi
Wpunusd mon were carried to ihei
nohles ana received tho proper medi
oRl attention.
DIsrURBERS OF wOEsHtP.
Complaints nave been madO aud
warrants issued for tho arrest of threl
parties VINO raised sheOl Sunday nigh
At the camp meeting Mt Cold Spring
about seven miles from the city.
deputy has been sent 10 arrest thu
pa ties, but AZ vat thoy have not been
inuud, Toe officers wit hhold ihl
lhe names OF tho Offenders until they
nro arrested.
FORT WORTH AND NEW ORLEANS
RAILWAY.
me roqui rod $4,000 10 begin the
Work OF oinNtructing tho Fort WORT
NV orleans railroad has boon sub
scrlhod aud the road Is nov y settlol
TACT; WORK will soon bs commenced
gfnuing the now road from this end OF
tho line.
HERE AND THERE.
lho Martin'Browu Dry Goods COM
pany are moving into their elegant
iour-s;ory brick building on Main
streut.
IL shows all the ioola arc not dead
yet when foot.pads attempt to rob D
nhNspaper man, as, according t1 this
eFoning'a Mail, was attempted In Dsl
~ two nights ago. "He who steel.
Ms uursO sue us trash
tue travel on tho dlllr0nl railroad
thihulg this city continues good.
IA alarm uf nro was sauudud last
night. IL prov Il 70 bb au explosion ol
lamp IN n hnusr la the suburbs, and
80 damage was done
PERSONAL,
Mr.. II. u. Liokitt, OF pifahuc,
I. kAs. 4 la the ritv on business.
Mr' Norton Wisdom, of Dallas, was
Ia the city TO day.
Mr.. W. D. L'ttleHeld, supsrintendcni