Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-21
DENISON.
Texas Central Engineer on the
war-Path-Jim Cartwright En-
Route to Fort Worth.
A knights OF Labor Organ TO be Started
soon-Deputy United states Marshal
Commissioned Personals.
speeInl to the aaze.te.

Special to the Gazette.
DKNIsoY, TEX, Jan. Cotton Sim
mons, engineer on the Houston 4 Texas
Central railroad, met Reyier on the street
to-day, and without saying anything,
knocked Reyier down, and a rough and
tumble fight ensued, when both parties
were arrested. The cause is supposed to
be an old grudge, In which Reyler seduced
Simmons wife about six months ago.
Revier viii have Simmons put under d
peace bond
Jim Thomson, deputy city marshal,
and George b. Holland, deputy sheriff,
came from Fort Worth and met Jim
Courtwright at Colbert station and pnt
him under arrest. Courtwrlght tele-
graphed them from Kansas City to meet
him there, and that he was ready for trial.
His many Denlson friends went TO the
depot 70 see him off.
Hollaway Smith, the popular young
man who clerks for the wholesale estab.
tablishment Of Hanna, Platter & NAPLES
and who was hurt yesterday while unload
ing car, Is much better to-day. It was
feared that he would lose two Of his fin
gers, but II Is hoped by his many friends
that amputation will not be necessary.
"The Inside Trackn will appear at the
opera-house Saturday night, 23d.
Thursday night is the time the Voewarts
have their mask ball, and the young men
that have company will sing Carriage
Hire" oil that day.
Charles Kollert was sent TO the Sc
dalia hospital to-day. Yesterday, while
at work at Atoka, |. T., he fell and dlslo-
Gated his shoulder.
No. 81 switch-engine left the track
last night, so to-day IL Is in the shops for
repair.
Miss Emma Simms Of Caddo IL visiting
in the city, the guest Of her sister, Mrs.
Harrison Thurman. Miss Simms is to be
married to Mr.. Low OF Caddo ON the 22d
inst.
At a meeting of the various committees
appointed by the differint knights of
Labor assemblies 1t was fully determined
to make necessary arrangements at an
early day for the publication of a daily
knights of Labor newspaper. Solicitors
were appointed and are now engaged in
taking stock and as soon as sufficient
amount is raised an excellent plant will
be bought, live, energetic young men en-
gagged, and we predict the publication OF
llrst-class local paper. One by one our
enterprises crystalline and at no distant
uu1 lJtHlNOu Will Dt Llt IltITODOilE OI
North Texas.
ii. Hackney, who recently was in the
livery stable business In this city, was
last night commissioned to the Office of
deputy United States marshal for this
district. The appointment of Mr. Hack
ney Is approved by the citizens OF Deni-
son. He had one of the largest petitions
ever sent out of Denison. Every one
who signed IL was property-holder. Mr..
Hackney would not accept the position
unless the citizens of Denison were sat
isfed, and the way they signed their
names is an evidence Of their faith in
him.
THE GAZETTE received many compli-
mcnts from several ladies last night as
being the been paper in the state. and
that Sundays issue cannot be equaled.
That Is right, ladies'; THE GAZETTE is far
superior to any paper In Texas.
The sun at last made It's appearance this
morning, after a hard shower, and 1t is
hoped now that we shall soon have pleas
ant weather.
A. Is. Parsons went to Sherman to-day,
The name OF the new evening daily pa
per TO be published by order OF The
knights Of Labor will be the Daily
knight, very appropriate.
The trains were on time to-day for the
first time for week.
Capt. Wilson, travelling auditor OF the
Houston & Texas Central, is in tie city.
William Clifford, who had his arm
broken by falling while painting sign,
was able TO be about to-day,
Cash Marshal, Ed Levy, r. Hemstade
and Il. Eppstein of Sherman were in our
city to-day.