Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-21
DENISON.
An irate Husband wants ia Kpor
Where His Wife Has Gone to
Spend the Summer.
,heep Tor San Automatically Councu
'roeeedinEs- change OF Looa-
uon-Personai.
Special to the Gazette.

eFeclAl 10 The Gazette.
DENisoN, TEX, Aug. 2O.-The CITY
council met to-day pursuant 70 cali. Var,
iltte business was transacted on accon,,
Of the absence Of Mayor Hanna. who h g.
new York. The work Of auditing ac.
counts receiving bids for building school.
houses, water-works and police matters
were all postponed until next Mop1a,
nlgnt. "A committee Of three wa appointe
SNVrslstlng OF Councilmen Boss, Randeil'
Donnelli and the city engineer
~ luvestlgate matters pertaining 10 the
uial Mrs. Sheshay proposes putting
On tne lot corner Austin avenue and Main
street, after which the council ~adiourned
O'Clock. 90 ~ oioV
Mr.. T.. r. Dunton passed through here
las. nignt, with a car containing lis fine.
oreu Merino sheep, belonging 10 a n
Bothwell OF Breckenridge, Mo. taking
lnem TO the Alamo Investment comnanv
AZ oan Antonio, for sale. They were in
eNcelleht condition and looked very fine.
contractor w. Il. Springall, who has
the contract to build the Missouri Pacific
extension OF the Bastrop and TAYLOR line.
was in the city to-day.
Inc St. Louis mechanics who have
oeen engaged in putting up the water
WORKS stand pipe having completed their
Work departed to-day for their home In
~; Louis. They took with them quite a
collectlon OF Texas curiosities. Consisting
etc.
Inc Denison Amateur Opera company
VIII nold a rehearsal tonight in the
Doughty building, on Main street, which
tney nave secured for a permanent re-
hearsal room.
J'f Leslie OF Van Alstyne, candidate
LOT county collector, is in town looking
after his interests.
- COX OF this city, the labor orator
ana advocate, will address the picnic at
Van Alstyne tomorrow.
w. A. Ballow, with A. r. Collins & Co.
was much sought for yesterday by a man
WIN blood in his eye. 1t seems that a
lady who owns considerable real estate in
TINS city had appointed A. r. Collins &
20. agents to receive rents therefor, with
instructions for the disposition OF the
anne She then arranged her affairs for
a "trip North and East to visit friends.
ller husband, who was away from home
when she left, returned and demanded
the care OF the property, and TO know
where his wife was. AS IL was impossl-
ole for Mr.. Ballow to give the desired in
formation the old man became very much
enraged and tai ed "blood and things,n
In fact did put a gun on his person and
seek the aforesaid William diligently.
Toward evening his wrath having some
what cooled down he found his game.
but suddenly lost his inclination to shoot,
In fact, had laid aside his gun. All he
wanted was his wife. The couple, viz;
the missing wife and the husband, are
elderly people, and always got along
pleasantly together, so il is safe to pre-
dict that ell will be well in a few DAYS,
A. r.. Collins has gone TO Sherman on
business.
j. G. Harrington assistant superintend-
emit OF the Missouri Pacific railway, re-
turned from the North to-day.
Tickets to the ex-Confederate reunion
at Tyler, Tex, will be on sale at the
Missouri Pacific ticket office In this CITY
Aug. "a and 25, good to return until Aug.
28, for S5.l5 the round trip.
Horace Miller, a gunsmith, will nave
charge OF the repairing department of
Tom Dollarhide's branch store at Gaines
vile. Horace has been living in Denison
quite q while, and will be missed by his
sporting friends. Horace, by the way, is
a crack shot.
The Missouri Pacific train from the
south was over an hour late to-day.