Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-04
DALLAS.
THIEF who Robbed John Sloan IN jail
.. Negotiating for the Lease Of
Gordon Coal Mines.
The -Four Days Programmes OF tho Moody
aud sankey meetoRs-A Psrioncd
Convict uoarrcsted
! eoInI % lhe anaeLIa.

ccihl W the Gazette.
DALLAS, Tx, March 3 The indi.
vidnnl who robbed John Sloan yesterday
afternoon IN Good'g park, near The union
depot, proved 10 be Ed Dickcy, aud no was
ARRANGED before Justice Kendall The
defense employed no attorney and repre-.
scented his own caee. County Attorney
Clint conducted the prosecution. The
testimony Of the defense doduced the evil.
donco that the defendant and Sloan had
had some former acquaintance and mot
each other on Floyd street yesterday,
and the defendant asked Sloan
for a quarter 10 buy something
10 cat. Whcreupon Sloan drew
from his pocket oil ho had, s8i 60,
and the defendant grabbed all Of II aud
He'd Sloan at the same time yelled and
attracted The citizens IN that vicinity, who
caught Dickoy before he had gone far and
turned him over 10 Oillcer Russell
Dickcy II rongh.lookiDg character. Ills
bond was liked al $500, which he failed
10 give and was committed. Sloan re-
covered s2s Of the stolen money.
A committee OF the knights oil Labor
have arrived In tho city TO negotiate with
Receiver Brown Of the Texea 4 Pacific
for the leasing OF the coal mines AZ Cor.
don, In which the company has recently
abandoned operations.
County Judge Bower IN confined 10 his
home with oryglpolas.
Dr. o. Z. Grill OF New Orleans IL In the
city with d view OF locating,
Tho final rehearsal Of tho Moody and
Snnkey choir took place at the rink to
night. Tho choir In composed OF the best
singers IN the city, and have been well
drilled for tho occasion
John Roberts. who was sentenced 10
orc year In the pcnl,ontiary by the fed.
ornl court ~ Graham for the theft OF
horses In tho Indian Territory, and re-
Gently pardonod by the president, has
been arrested again by the authorities Of
lllll county, charged with the theft Of
mules In that county.
Since tho consolidation OF the Turn.
vercln ard Froshlm societies they have
found the old Turner hall on Commerce
street inadequate To accommodate the |
society, and thoy intend !
selling the old hail and erecting n new
one at an oarly date which Us 10 cost |
500, 900.
Mr. Rupert Tiotzo was united IN mar.
rlage 10 Miss Emile 1labcrmgn at |
O'Clock this afternoon at the residence VI !
The BRIDES father, Mr.. Charles llnber
man, on Cumberland hill.
To those out OF the city who contom. |
plate attending the Moody and SankOy |
ut Dallas the programme below, !
by the committee, VIII DO found
1Onyeniontl
Thursday, p. m. First meeting for
ladies' and gentlemen. Moody and San
koy.
Thursday, 80 y. m Second meeting
.or ladies and gentlemen Moody and
innkcy.
Friday, 10 o. IN. Open meeting, free
'or all, without tlckotsi subject GLOW
can church members be brought to real.
ne and discharge the obligations they az. |
sumo when they take church member
shipYn
To be opened by Dr, A. T.. Smith IN
/ flftcon'm minute address.
2. Followed by ilvemnute speeches by |
ithors.
3. Quoston boz Questions answered
~ Mr. Moody.
Friday, y, NJ, Meeting No -, for Ia
Hes aud gentlemen,
Friday, 1850 p, N. Meeting No for
men only.
Saturday, Ga. N Open meeting, free
O all, without tickets. Subject; "IIow |
AN our regular church services bo made
moro effective In bringing souls to
lhristp
/. To BIO opened by Rev, l.. NJ. Lewis,
n llitcenminutc address
3, Followed by 0ye.mlnute TALKS by
,thcrs
o, Question Box Questions answered
~ Mr.. Moody
Saturday 0 p. nj Meeting M. ., Tor
aides and gcutlomen.
Saturday, $40 p, NJ Meeting No. O,
or men only
Sunday, ga, m.~Moctlng No z for
Christians, both ladies' and
gentlemen,
Sunday 1880 a. IN Meeting for col.
rod people only.
Sunday, y. m, Meeting No. s, for
Women only.
Sunday, .. m, Meeting No, ., for
non only
Examine the prico.llat OF the Fort
Worth Gfpgap rannunv "a Aha patnu,u. q