Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-18
DALLAS.
A llvtes Palace on Wheels az the Dis
posal Of Texas Editors-The
Coles Stlll In jail.
kszcurssonists From the North Take In the
Tcwn--A Choir Boing organized
Zoe moody and sanhey.
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special TO tho Gazette.
DALLAS, TEX, Feb. 1.-THE Mann
Boudoir nalaco car, "Stradella," has been
on exhihitIon to-day on the sldetrack
near the city depot. II IL 10 convey the
Tcxaa editors 10 the National Press con-
vention ut Cincinnati and leaves here
Friday al 3 pm. Tho public was cordi'
ally invited tovislt tho car to-day, and
greet many responded TO the invitation.
The car Ii model OF convenience ana
beauty. II contains Blk single ana
two double siate-rooms ana VIII
accommodate forty-eight passengers. ~
comprises every appliances anu convepl,
ence which will enlist the admiration OF
the average editor. The beds are moaels
Of elegance. Editors must sleep. me
culinary compartment, ~ one eho on que
portable palace, Is flrst-class In all oil
It's appointments, and will serve the dell
caciea OF the season. Editors cat. In
the othe- end Of the "Stradella" viii be
found library Of 100 volumes, which Is
composed OF such style Of literature as
can be comprehended by q mind weary oil
travel. Editors should read.
Mr.. M. IL. Cole and his neice, MISS
Maggie Cole, who were jailed yesterday,
charged with Incest, are still langnishlng
In Jail. They both persist In their inno-
cence OF Tho charge, and say that they
slept together because OF Maggie being
afraid 10 sleep alone, 90 they had hereto.
fore done. They are kept apart IN the
iail and not allowed 10 converse with
each other. They will have hearing be-
fore the court tomorrow. Mrs. Cole TO.
tlay asked tho court for a divorce, and
has taken steps TO enjoin her husband
from dlsposing OF bis property.
The case of Wyihe ct. all rs. j. g..
IIalseil was argued to-day and Will be
given to the Jury about noon tomorrow.
A special car over the Texas & Pacific
arrived here this morning laden with ex-
curslonlsts from Indiana, Ohio and Ken
lucky. They were looking over the city
to-day and win leave for the West this
evening, They expressed Themselves 40
highly pleased with Dallas and were sur.
prised 10 SEQ such an interesting and as
large place 10 the Lone Star state.
The walls OF the federal building are
about completed TO the second story
Congress has appropriated $4,000 TO-
wards the building and II will be made
three stories high.
Personal.
George Riley, sheriff Of Smith county,
is In the city,
g. y. Paddeford, prominent attorney
Of Clebnrne, is attending federal court.
w. A. Garner, of the Live Stock Jour
nnl, Is In the CITY.
James E. Cocgrell OF Abilene Is rogi g
tered at the ST. George.
Mr.. George Mollersh, the poetical com
Inercial traveller OF New York, Is doug
the city,
J. j, Andrews Of Fort Worth is at the
Grand Windsor.
An excellent choir Is being organized
and are now rehearsing for the meetings
conducted by Moody aud Senkey
The East Dallas watcr-works will be
tested tomorrow.
Mr. T. O. Thompson, Wholesale drug
gist of Galveston, is IN the city.
DR.. J +. Price OF Fort Worth Is In the
city.
RIAL ESTATE rRAHsreRs.
A. II. Ohenchain CT al. TO W. Y Bryan
20 l6-i0o acres, James Armstrong sur,
voy, for 1856; j. II. Longmlre 10 w. Y
Bryan, 26 acres OF the Il. j.. West head
right survey, for $780, j. j Eakins OF al
TO +. W. Ilender, a fractional part Of LOT
No 2, block No 2 of Gano & Eaklns'
addition 10 East Dallas for $50, G. O.
:. tiiiiespie, guardian Tilla Gillespie, TO "A
!. Dennis, n acres of land, part OF
the II, INVEST headlight survey, for $3.50
Sanger Bros. TO Armstrong Bros, LOT
and improvements In block No. GO In the
John Grisby league, for sls 800. Trans
fcrs, 8; consideration, Sl9,095,