The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-25
FOR 7 WORTH LOCAL NEWS
STARTING A MORNING PAPER.
A COOPERATIVE Association WIN ST
tempt to COnpete with the Herald
The Bank Examiner Arrives,
The Lawyers Kept Busy,
Other News Itens

Aall LoIli VI JnS Cuutlsi luo lawyers
have begun to file their suits. Mr..
HRrtsiield, the district clerk, says the
next torn of his court will have q very
heavy docket equally as heavy as
that OF the last term of the court, Moth
ing is 80 pleasing to Il newspaper man
AZ to get on 20 m interesting divorce
suit, but the heart OF tho
Bohemian has not yet been made TO
throb with eostatic joy on this ac-
count. H. seems that tho people of
Garrant county are well mated or else
they Hro willing to shear the ills they
have" tor only one divorce puit has
been fled as yet. Annie Smith fled
to-day her petition for a divorce, a
vincuio marimonii, fcom her hus-
alleges that she married her
better hulf in Fort Worth
and for time there was smooth sail
ing. All won't ~ merry rs the mar
riage bell, and tho matrimonial
seas were smooth and placid, not oven
wave, In the torn OF broom stick,
nor u gale in the clothing Of Il c1udlo
lecture, arising to tOts the ship of
marital happiness; bat alas, hardly
had the shores of maidenhood faded
IN tho golden days OF the past, BE-
fore the storm arose, with Am
broslG, raising tho wind. She
all ges that in July, 1885, Smith beat
her and cut h0r, and would have
carved hCr out of time If Outsiders had
not iuierfered. She pray that the
cOnjugal knot may DO severed for all
time.
Maggie Harrison filed her suit for
| damages to-day in the distriCt court
against tho CITY Of Fort Worth, Fort
/ Worth Wat0y Works company, Julian
Field, J. p. Alexander, w. IL. Aldrigo
aud Charles Munday, as defendants
/ The first three gentle
men named arc aldermen, while
| the fourth was 81 tho time
+ the damage is alleged TO have accrued,
superintendent of the water works.
she sues for damages on account OF
l'r husband whO was killed last
spring by q ditch oaying IA on him.
no alleges that her hush nd was 80
/ years or ago, aud that his services
Neiy W0gjl to his family 81 900 u yOar,
l-G thCt iu CuoCOuTse Of human events
/ be would have lived % years longer;
consequently the actual amount
OF damages claimed Is $4,000, but GX.
| emplarv Or primitive Gemagas are laid
/ 10 $4,000 Exemplary damages are In
/ the nature Ofa pounity or punishment
/ for negligence whereby tho accident
las occurred.
Ia tuo county couga 4. j, Maiden has
iiled o suit for $500 damages against
/ William MiiChOil anu wife, Maiden
alleges lhat on the 81 Of July he was
T Walking along WealhoriOrG street Ina
4 tho city of Fort Worth, and that Mrs.
! Nit bell did wililuhy, mali
ciously and unlswlully drive her
horse against him, aud that no
was knocked down ia the filth aud
mud, and that his left side and arm
were hurt, and that no roceiv othur
( injuries, but II of which can DO hanlO /
with $780, He furthermore alleges
| that his trade il that OF n brlcllayor,
pnd that he-lls twenty days from
| work, which no Us willing To DO lost
FROM him aud his heirs forever pruvid.
Oh no IL rac0mp8nsed 10 tho form OF q
b. bin for each day 20 ilst. lie lur
thormoro llvg8s that he spent $50 Ia
doctors bills. These are @ sample oi
many others which have juss boon
liloC in the county uud district courts,
and IL would seom gsiftuo lawyers ARE
going 20 have a picnic when tho fan
terms begin.
MoRSGNO PAPER.
| Tomorrow morning tho Fort Worth
Democrat VIII appear. 10 viii bo u
luuf-psge uaper. 10 will ha edited h,
w. l.. Malone. Its prOpristOrship, Il
lis'umOrud, isR cooperative assOCiu
tlou. 10 Is rumore that enough
money has boon raised, OK ggto0i i0f
10 have morning papor fora week,
until the GeZett0 SHALL be ready e
start again.
THE CGTY NATIONAL.
Tho City NotiDnul bank hesiiB door
closed, but tho bank examiner arrived
last night, and has boon nj work oI
) the books OF the bank all day, Ho I,
+ az mum as Rl oyster about the stttlr,
81 the bank, aud n h almost instantg
. neOus death 81 newspaper men whl
undertake 20 yet anything GNont the
affairs. Tho public Will b. informed
though, ~ soon az anything n0Y 90
ours,
VALUABLE HORSE KILLED,
d, About q o'clock thia UvOnng th'
horses attached TO u spring wagon
, having been left unguarded, ran ava
= down Main street When uOar th
, corner OF Main and Fifth tho team col
lided with DR., Mullins horso, VINO we
driving mp tho street In bis buggy
: The doctor narrowly escaped seriou
. accident, while his horse, which IN
y valuable animal, was horribly gore
: with tho tongue OF tho veh
u Gle aud fatally Injured. III
buggy was also 1adly wrecked
rhis habit OF drivora leaving the
a. 81. a..
be severely punished, II not stoppe,
u prove 10 DO the cause at somebody
=, violent death. Heavy zines should +
itiljctOd.
q TWO OF A KIND.
4. This morning NJ tho porter In the Fl
10 tabhshment 81 Henry Il Peak W,
Z, cleaning the large plato glass In OF
,r or thi front wlndowa, tho ladd
"a turned over aud no went through u
window, demolishirg the haudsou
glass, hut without serious Injury
himself Al the Same time q cluu r.
20 msu was passing along tho street wi
n. his team, rnO horses bniamO frigl
n. entd 30 tue gorgeous Il euro cut hy q
AL sou OF Ham az no went aprtwllnE o
la OF the widuow, aud running ava
az throw tho driver uut, cutting his tol
vi ON tho curb stone. The wound W
a. not serious ono.
,n POLICE ruLLfNas.
ON YER Daily pa led George Scot
for nghung, while Officer w.
Tucker rounded no Brady Harper
r. Nagraucy, With the.e exceptions, /
80 lice circlor have boon quiet To-day.
oh CROSSED ovBn.
ne George Snarp, an ola man Of ~
,r. hhps % years, was brought to the u
To-day from Alt 'glou, aud by
slant direction, carried o. tha ~
pital. Las, Night he sncoumbed TO
he age aud a violent Twp OF ivyor.
- WABASH CANS.
We All the cars bslUngilg To tho Wabr
OF system that nave DO IN standing In
yarde here have been aide tracked q