Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-10
DALLAS
Fridays Remains Sent to waxahachis
Preparing For the Coming Of
the ReylyalIsts.
A Fort worth Woman FINDS Her Kuua-
way Daoghter--H Hash singers os n
STRIKE New Pleasure Resort.


Special 10 the 0asotse.
DALLAS, TEX Feb. 9.--The remains OF
FRANKLIN Priddy, who committed suicide
in tho Strother hotel Saturday night,
were sent 10 his brothers at Waxahachie
to-day. A telegram was received from
them last night requesting that the re-
mains be sent there for inisrment,
Mayor Smith OF Fort Worth IL In the
city attending federal court,
The Y. M. G. A are holding meetings
every evening TO perfect arrangements for
the coming OF the reviyalists, Moody aud
Sankey, who are expected here about
March 4, and who have allotted Dallas
four days. AS yet no suitable building
for the meeting has been secured.
Mrs. Whey Brooks, ColOrcd, OF Fort
Worth, who has been In this city for
three days, searching for her daughter
Roxie, who forsook her parental roof,
accompanied by her abductor, BIZ jack
son, found the object OF her search In a
secluded part OF the city last night and
the twain took the FIRST train for the Fort.
William Waters came to the court to-
day and asked that the matrimonial
bonds which bind him 70 Belle Waters be
severed He charges his wife with adul-
terry, and states that they were married In
November last, and lived together until
January 8, 1856.
The waiters Mt the Grand Windsor, to-
day, twenty-five in number, made a
strike, and refused longer TO issue IA
tlons to the hungry. II IL not for higher
wages or any dissatisfaction, but only Il
fear OF dissatisfaction. They surmised
that the head water, j. W. Brady,
who recently succeeded Mr.. Thomp-
son IN that position, Intended,
one by one, TO discharge them and Ill
their positions with walters from lious-
ton. They say they have no objections 10
working under Mr.. Brady, only they fear
he intends discharglng them Adjust
mcnt under circumstances like this can
not come too soon, when the hungry are
waiting TO be fed.
Messrs. Duncan, Suely aud Loosely,
who were indicted for killing Jesse Bon
ner, were before Judge Aldridge to-day
on writ OF habeas corpus. The defense
was represented Nv Messrs. Keryail &
Gardner OF Fairfield, and Messrs.
Morgan, Gibbs aud Freeman OF
this city. The forenoon was oc.
cupied IN examining witnesses,
and the afternoon In the arguments
Of the counsel. Their bond was fixed at
$4,000 each and trial set for next term of
court
George Il. Iupton, passenger agent Of
the Queen & Crescent route, has cstab-
lished an Office on Elm street.
The Dallas Hunting and Fishing club
have purchased l28.acre tract OF land
across the Trinity on the Dallas and Beck.
~ road for the consideration OF $1,000,
which will be fitted up for pleasure re-
sort. The tract OF land contains two
bodies OF water which are very suitable
for fish.
Mr.. G, Y. Walsworth OF Austin was In
the city last night searching for Jesse
Graham. II appears that Graham alleged
to have received letters from Walswortn's
wife and Walsworth desired TO adjust the
matter with him In defense OF the honor
OF his wife. Graham surmised his COM
ina and left the city and his whereabouts
are not known. Mr.. Walsworth was in
st. Louis and noticed the statement of
Graham concerning the receipt OF the
letters In tho Globe. Democrat, and he
Immediately came 10 Dallas In search OF
Graham Mr.. Walsworth has also left
the city now.
REAL ESTATE TRANSCRIPTS,
IL. IL. TUoley and wife 10 James u
simpson, lot No and parts of lots Nos.
: and 10 In Block No. 2sG In Monument
Triangle, for $4,000. j G. Scheduled TO
j. Is. Schoolileld, 1879 acres OF NJ. M. Nil.
Ter survey, for st026. J S. SchoolHeld
and wife 10 j. g. Sims, 1872 acres In M. NJ.
Miller survey on Ten Mile creek
for Si27O. w. T. Hancock TO Rob
ert W. PEACE, 1853 acres of land
on Ten Mile creek, patented To
Frances Jones, Sth March, 1879, for
$500; Thomas Field TO Dallas Hunt.
ing and Fishing club, part OF the G. s, c,
Lenord and Elizabeth Robertson survey,
west OF the Trinity, ON the Dallas and
Becky road, coutaiuing 1928 acres more
or less, for S70o0i j. b, Adean, trustee
10 Regina Mcnczrr, "A part OF lot 3 on the
Grgsby leagoe for Sl25; John Edwards
and wife TO w. Nj. Mumford,
90 acres, more or less part OF
Samuel Andrews survey, for slss;
u. w. Reedy and wife TO w. NJ, Nam.
ford, 100 acres, lot No. /, on the waters
OF North MesGuit', for $4,000; Charles
Wilmut and John NJ Jones TO Lewis w.
Welhorne, l3bxi+5 feet On Ross avenue.
for $3.50; John II Florence to stephen
Lively, 10 acres ot land out of the John
G. Nclms survey, for $3.50; Michael
kims and wife 70 W. NJ. Mumford, 30
acres, part 81 survey No. Ill r., for
Sltb0 Transfers, III consideration,
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