Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-12
SHERMAN.
Two Horse-ThIeves Brought in from
the Territory Tied 70 the Animals
They Had stolen.
wailace-Hariy Nuptais-John Il. webb
Admitted TO ban, Rearrcsted aud
Again nailcd Obituary.


Special to the Gatette.
SHERMAN Tx, Dec il.--One Of the
chief social events OF the season took
place IN this city last evening. Mr.,
Harry {. Hardy OF the hardware firm oi
Roberts, liardewick G TAYLOR was united
IN marriage TO Miss Manic Wallace,
daughter OF Col j n. Wallace, senior
member Of Tie firm of Wallace s Co. The
ceremony took place at the residence ul
the brides father ON South MOntgouier,
street, In the presence OF large company
OF friends. The ceremony was performed
by Rev. Mr.. Paisley OF the Cumberland
Presbyterian church, after which an mar.
ucipated IN bounteous wedding feast.
ana engaged In pleasant social converse
till the hour arrived for adjournment
The wedding presents were both an.
propriate and beautiful. Mr.. Hardy has
purchased q handsome residence and
lifted II up Ia elegant taste for the com.
fort of his lovely bride, aud their many
friends hope IL may prove perpetual
paradise TO both.
Last evening the case OF j. w. Norton.
charged with theft from the person, wns
tried In the district court and the de.
PENDANT sent up for i've years.
Tom Wilson pleaded guilty to breaking
open box car and got two years.
Inc CaSeS OF Lee Munday for stealing
cattle aud Claude BesSant for assault 60
outrage We're dismissed 10y the states at
toney,
John Il. Webb, who cut Julius Sohirck,
was brought before Justice lnkle last
evening aud admitted to bail In She sum
OF $1,000 for his appearance to answer at
tho coming trial set for the 23d. About
10 O'Clock last night another
warrant was issued against Webb,
charging him with assault 10
murder Il. c, Mclean, the attorney Tor
Schirck Sic was rearreSted, and some
time before night was able TO make an.
other bond of 5000 and was set al liberty
again.
Capt. j. S. Patty of Van Alstyne, who
has been great sufferer for several
weeks from congestion OF the stomach,
died yesterday He was prominent
and worthy citizen and win be much
missed In the community where he lived
We reported u few days ago that two
valuable horses had been stolen from
near White Mound. This morning | gu.
ty Sheriff Bob May and E. Nj, Brackett,
the owner Of the horses, brought In two
fellows securely tied tn the horses they
had stolen aud put them IN Jail They
gave the names of George w Garrett
and Ulysses s. GarlOtt. They had
been working near White Mound,
but had closed their engagement and left
on the day before the horses disappeared
They came TO Sherman and purchased a
trunk, In which they deposited their cloth.
ing and sent II by express TO Caddo, In the
Territory. Mr. Bracket and negro
! traced them TO Red river and returned 20
sherman. On learning OF the trunk ship.
ment Deputy Bob May accompanied MIR.
Brackett 70 the Nation and captured
them. They had plenty OF money, two
I good watches and were well dressed.
The "llot Time company occupied
/ the opera-hOuse tonight.
! j. NJ. Heaton's grocery store was closed
to day under several executions from JUS
tees court, aggregatlng less than $500.
The west-bound train was nearly three
hours late this evening, caused by a
wrecked freight at Gainesville.