Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-19

Joseph IL. Brown Wins Another Snli
in the United States Court, This
Time on an Insurance Policy.
Granted a Divorce nna Her Maiden Name
Restored wagenhauser's Brewery-
Angry Insurance Men.

Special 10 the Gazette.
DALLAS, TEX, June 1s,--Mrs. NJ. Il.
Clarkson was to-day granted a divorce
from II W. Garrison on the ground Of
nj treatment. They were married In
1894 and lived together until 1850. She
alleged that she was compelled to sup
port him, aud when she objected TO his
epending his earnings that he cursed her
ana threatened her, making life unbearable
20 her. She asked and was granted the
right 70 assume her maiden name, wnlch
was NJ. Il. Whi!emore.
Deputy Marshal Ben Cabell brought
into town last night one Bob McKenny,
charged with the theft Of cattle In the
Indian Territory. McKenny was lodged
In iail 10 await the action OF the federal
court.
INSURANCE. MEN OBJECT
some Of The insurance men OF Dallas
are setting up some nice kicks at The ac-
tion OF certain insurance man, who Is
also president Of the school board and a
nonresident. This said insurance man
has insured the public school buildings In
his own company 10 the amount OF $50, 600,
and theOther representatives Of companies
are not ~ all pleased. They say he has
placed the amount OF the policies higher
than they should be, or that some one
has done so. In the Female college case
IT IS urged that the policy Is $4,000 too
high
rHE BREWERY.
The Wagonhauser brewery has been
sold 10 the Cannon brothers for $4,000,
aud the trade closed, The Cannon
brothers are well known In many cities as
bankers and are thoroughly enterprslng.
They take charge tomorrow and start up
at once, thus giving employment to
several men who are now and have been
idle since the suspension
OVERCOME ny HEAT.
A cistern digger named Pat Malone
was overcome by heat yesterday, and
CAME near dying.
From flgures written about the city on
the curbstonos aud sidewalks 1t is sup
posed that . meeting the knights OF
Labor is called for tonight The figures
are l40.230l-ll00-l22-lO0, one above the
other, with lines between them.
Preparations are being made to enter
tain the State Bar association, which
meets here soon, 1t is reported that I'm
portant business will come before the
association.
RINGS LOST,
j, w MichauX lost two diamond rings
yesterday. He took them from his IA
gers while making his toilet and they
were appropriated by another party,
much to the discomfort of Mr. Michaux
They were found later In the day, one In
saloon where 1t had been left and the
other at pawn shop.
The services of Judge julius Schultze
OF Austin have been secured to take
charge OF the department Of silk culture
at the Texas State fair.
JOE BROWN WINS.
In the United States court Judgment
was rendered Ia favor of Joseph II.
Brown of Fort Worth against the Hiber-
MIA Insurance company for $2il6.0G and
Sner cent interest on same from May II
$50.
In the same court two railroad suits
were disposed Of, one Rebecca Warren
vs.. Texas & Pacific company; dismissed.
The other, h. w. Hurd VS. same company
continued by plaintiff,
LOWER COURTS
Ia the county court the case OF Il. II.
McEnnls Co. vs.. the Baltimore & Ohio
Telegraph company came up and was
continued. This was case for damages
IN getting igures mlxe6 by the telegraph
company
Several parties were up before the city
court this morning charged with failing
TO make sewer connections. All were
discharged, as they made satisfactory
proof that they were refused the privi-
lege Of connecting on account of the in
snOlciency OF the water supply.
MIR. Charles Hedges OF Galveston is in
the city.
uNCuRIsTIAN, THEY CALL IT.
The Antioch ColOred Baptist church
folks are much dspleased with the un-
Christian spirit, as they put it, mani
tested In the granting OF an Injunction
restraining them from disturbing the
neighborhood by loud and unreasonable
noises.
A son, Mr.. Il, A. Edgeworth, returns
to his mother, Mrs. S. A, Hanson OF Dial,
las, after an absence OF twenty years. She
had not heard from hiiu In long time
and was overjoyed at his return. They
lived IN San Antonio In 1865, when the
son left In pursuit OF fortune. He OBJ
lalned u and will now use II In trying to
promote the happiness of his aged mother,
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