Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-29
DALLAS.
Mans mhumaniiy 10 Man Makes Count.
less Thousands Mourn The
Latest Edition.
sehoSls Close Tor the summcr--rwo W omen
Eisht over aian and one outs
the Other,


special 70 the Gazette,
DAhLAs, Tx, May 2s,v-.The public
schools closed to-day for the summer va
cation and the children, large and small
are wild with JOY. The larger young la.
dies are looking for ripe plcnics, and ali
the boys are beginning TO blister Their
backs going In swimming. Tho weary
teacher, too, Is exhilamted and signs that
the summer time Will pass away all too
Soon
M. Geo. Cummings, secretary and
treasurer OF the American Press assooia.
ton Of New York, Is visi ing Dallas with
q view 80 opening branch establishment
here The association has branches NJ
Cincinnati, Chicago, Buffalo, Des MoiDos
and Atlanta.
Ada Rolston is in jail for cutting Josie
Elder, The two women quaSreled and
folght about man, Josie Elder was
formerly Mrs Mcdonald, but fed the
bed and board OF her llege lord some
time since, that she might enjoy more OF
the phases of lifeg She isn't much hurt,
being cut only slightly in the breast and
arm.
J 2. Blanks aud Emma Sexton, James
Cross and Jane Webb and Allen Thomas
aud Tennie Crumlln were Gil licensed to
marry to-day.
TOO MUCH FAITH.
William Allen aud Frank Newman Of
Belvedcre were fast friends They came
TO Texas to flnd new homes and grow up
with the country. Arriving In Denison Il
few days ago they stopped TO see what
the outlook was there. Allen had s2l0o
in his trunk aud Si00 on his person.
Newman had no money and Allen was
paying his way. Tuesday night Newman
and Aliens trunk both mysterlously dis
appeared. Allen thought at first some
hideous Texan had drugged his friend
and stolen his trunk, but ne learned later
that man answering Newman's descrlp-
tion had left Denison on south.bOuud
train, having trunk corresponding with
his In appearance. Allen arrived here to-.
day In search of Newman, but couldn't
hnd him. He has photographed descrip-
ton of bin to all the larger towns, He
seems to hate N6wman's treatment OF
him more than he does the loss Of tho
money. "Man's inhnmanlty 10 man
makes countless thousands mourn y
Prof. Jones, late Of the Dallas Female
college, rushed into print yesterday and
declared he paid Sl4 900 TO the Method.
also published card from Father Mar
tineere OF one Of the Catholic churches IN
this city that he never offered Prof Jones
Sl5, 900 for said college and grounds.
Judge Alexander White, who IL IL said
fixed up the papers, says In print this
morning that be only paid the Methodist
church $4,000 as your reporter stated.
As 10 Father Martineere's card, your re-.
porter never said he offered MIR. Jones
$4,000 for said property, but did say the
Catholic church, through the bishop no
doubt, did offer the Methodsts $40. 600
for II, and they sold II TO Prof.
Jones for $4,000 10 preference 10
selling IL TO the Catholic church, who, IL
= said, wanted 1t for AN orphan asylum.
They gave professor this preference at a
loss o. $4,000, because they expected
him to build up Methodist school Some
OF the Methodists don't like II 1T all be-
cause he sold the college, and a very
great many citizens are indignant AT the
city council for making the purchase.
l.. II. Curtis win be barred by the
knights Of Pythiss at O'Clock p. m. next
Sunday.
John Jeffrles, an Idshman, forty.three
years OF age, died at the city hospital this
morning
The preparations for tho free excursion
and basket picnic At the grounds o. tho
Dallas State Fair and Exposition to,mer.
row are on grand scale, and the city
will well nigh empty itself. The military
viii participate, aud II viii be d gala day,
indeed.