Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-30
DENISoN.
The Sunday Gazetteer Man fakes His
Libel Medicine Like a Little
Man.
warning nhiepians- Grand Jury work.
Running on rime Agaia--onert
Notes Personal.


Noies-- Personal.
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Special 10 tho Gazette.
pnNIsoN, Tx, May 29.- Last night at
o'clock Thomas Miner, colored bar
Der working In Williams barber-shop on
Main street, became ,nragcd at another
tonsorial artist named Albert Joliusou
and threw meg 1t him, Marshal Cut
Ter appearing on the scene at tbs june
ture and arrcstipg Miner, put stop TO
the matinee.
Yesterday Deputy Shoiiii Cam. White,
sid came over from sherman, briaglpa
warrants issued against some Of inc
parties Indicted by the grand jury. A
true bill was found against Rohert
Green, al Burns, Charles Eaton aud
James Saddlcr, ali Of whom are chargud
with riotlng on March u, 1856 Bonds
were fixed nt $500 each and very readily
given Trials are set for the second
Monday in June,
Judge ~. =, Gregg, who was IA the city
yesterday, Is candidate Tor reelection
TO the office of couu,y Judge Of Grayson
county. The judge seems 10 be favor.
I've, and TO have given general sausiac-
tlon
Mr., Zac Farmer was IN the city yesier-
day, interviewing the good people and
Informing them that he was candidate
Tor reelection 10 the office q district
clerk OF Grayson county
Trains on the Houston 6 Texas Central
are running on schedule time once more,
the wreck at Corsicapa having been
cltaredup and every thug running smooth.
VIII Eppstein returned yesterday from
| an extended trip in South and West Texas
IN the Interest OF EppStein 4 Westhemer.
He reports business good.
Miss Katie Ch6mberlain, one OF Sher-
mans most accomplished aud charming
| young bellies, arrived In the city yester-
DAY aud viii remain for a few days visit
ing friends
Col Il. d. Boyle, editor OF the Dem.
son News, returned from Missouri this
morning, where he has been visiting
friends. The colonel looks well and ~
ports a good time.
-. G. Murray Of the Deuison SUNDAY
Gazetteer returned from Dallas this
morning and left again this evening FOR
Sherman, where the committee for South
east Denison of the county Democracy
meet to-day. Col Murray is chairman OF
the committee.
The following VIII appear in sundays
Gazetteer Of tho 8Oth;
MCDONALD on rcr.
1 The libel suit against the Sunday Ga
zetteer, brought by j. i. Mcdonald Of
| Parsons, Kan, Ia the federal court Of
! Dallas last August, was tried before
4 Judge Mccormick md a jury AZ Dallas
! last week The trial consumed two days,
and resulted In verdict for plaintiff Ia
the sum Of $500 and costs. The jury was
| out over two hours The defense was
| ably represented by Crawford s. Craw-
! ford Of Dallas, Hare s. Head Of Sherman,
and Standifer & Mosley OF Denlson. The
speeches Of Judge Hare and Col. w. l.
Crawford before The jury we're highly
| complimented by those who heard them,
aud especially by the bar, which was
largely represented. THE defense made
astubboru fight; but the rulings OF the
court were such that verdict
in favor of the plaintiff was almost
a matter Of certainty.
The proprietor Of the Gazetteer prides
himself upon the fact that he contested
the case with all the energy he could
master, and Is consoled with the re15c.
tion that when man stands up and
makes square-toed fight and gets licked
there IL no disgrRce in the defeat
D. o. Hause, our city attorney, Is IN
Sherman attending court.
Last night about 1880 O'Clock as
Engine No. 49, pulling eight ears Of
freight, came 10 on the Mineola branch,
II struck an open switch between the
bridge and gate and jumped the track and
narrowly escaped rolling down the en-.
bankment and landing In the street. a
q q
placing the engine back on the track, and
IN an hours time they had everything In
apple-pie order and the road clear.
MIR Il T, McGaw, former agent OF this
place OF the Wells Fargo Express com
parry, has been transferred 70 Austin
MIR. McGaw had made many warm friends
here, who regret 10 lose his society.
\ In Justice MOseley's court yesterday
the following quits were called and tried
Tumily vs. Smith, suit on distress war
rant Of $50; jury failed TO agree aud were
discharged.
4 CUT VS. Slutzky, suit to recover money
due for rent; judgment rendered for tn,
plaintiff for Si25.
/ Cun vs. Westhelmer, trial for right d
property; Judgment rendered 10 plaintiti''
favor for $500.
Rcasorye Cutter, garnishee judgment
suspended until to-day.
\ +. NJ. Robinson & co vs. }. ~
Brown; suit dismissed by order 81
plaintiff
The suit 81 q. Burgower vs.. Browel
was also dismissed by instructions iron
plaintiff
Mr. George y. Stitt OF Montagu'
oassed through here to-day on MS wa,
home.
The following young ladies pagseC
through here on their way home from
school Miss l.. Brooks, Paris; htlss A
D.. Wilson, Bonham; Miss l.. I. Manisco
Honey Grove; Miss Lee Lewis, Miss w,
I Cleayes, Miss Cravsmsi Gainesville The,
! have been attending school at Harrisburg
/ Ky. Also Miss Lee 0'Fafrell, Gainesville
Bishop Garret passed through here 10
day en- route for Gainesville, where h
Viii hold services tomorrow.
Berries u An Kinds