Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-20
DENISON.
The Latest From Washington Says
the Gate City will Get r
Federal Court.
w. II. Terry Mysteriousiy Disnppears-
Receivers Dillingham; and Brown with
Judge PaTviee on n Visit.
Special to tho Gazette.

opcclhl 10 INC JhAette.
DESrsoH, TEX, Feb, lS.--Mai, Maughs,
the new Denison postmaster, returned
from Washington City last night. In con-
versation with GAzETTE reporter the
major said that 1t was bis opinion that
branch OF the federal court would be es-
tablished az Denison.
w II. Terry, VINO has been running q
clearinghouse fer some time, has mys-
teTfously disappeared. On last Friday
night he came down town and was pur-
suaded 10 Join the o. o. Of IL, and falling
to return his wife went to an officer and
made inquiry after her husband. She
said she thought maybe the lodge had or
dered him to some OF the adjoining towns
TO organize q lodge, but when informed
by an officer that he had not been sent on
such an errand, she was puzzled TO know
what became OF him He left four small
children to be cared for by his wife, and
as vet has never been heard Of, and the
wife thinks he has deserted her.
A lady from Sherman left pair OF gold
glasses In the Ciy book store few DAYS
ago; the owner can get them by calling
for them.
Mr.. Kalhoon. who works at the COM
press, was taken with fainting spells
yesterday evening. DR.. Fields was sum
moned, who soon relieved the sufferings
OF the gentleman.
Mrs S Kerner gave another one of
, those pleasant soirees to her dancing pu-
pills last night, where every one present
spent most enjoyable evening.
Miss Kate Spencer left this evening for
White Bead Hill, /. T., where she goes to
take charge of the music department in
Mission school at that city. Miss Spen-
Ger has for some time been organist in
the Methodist church, South, at Denlson
Judge wilkins OF Sherman came over
| Yesterday to be present at the trial of
Mrs. willard, and is the plaintiffs at
torney, who Is suing the receiver OF the
| Houston & Texas Central for damages
sustained by herself and child last April
in the sum of $4,000 each. j. H..
Davenport of Houston and r..
DeCOrmond of Mckinney appeared for
the defendant, who was not ready for trial,
and the case was postponed until March
| o. The case will be tried before Judge
Winters Of Waco, master in chancery of
the United States court. He was ac-
COMMANDED by his clerk, MIR. John Old
right.
| A special came in on the Houston &
| Texas this morning, containing the re-
| celver OF that road, Mr.. Dillingham;, and
ex.Gov. j. G. Brown, receiver for the
Texas & Pacific, accompanied by Judge
| Pardee, and several other officials Of the
different roads. They returned this even
ing to Dallas.
The G. G. S. G. gave their second hop in
| their new hall tonight where its mem
bers enjoyed plea ant evening "tripping
the light fantastic" until reasonable
hour This club is increasing daily in
popularity, and its weekly gatherings do
much to bind its members closer to-
| gether.
Remember the Sunday GAZETTE is de-
livered anywhere in the city by its circul-
ator, and you should not fail TO order II
left at your residence.
| Mr.. Mun.on will begin on Monday to
build an addition to the grocery establish
ment of q A, Gersia on Main street.
j. b. Wilde of the firm of Collins & Co.,
real estate dealers, died last night at his
residence on Burnett avenue. The fun
eral will take pace Saturday at $3.50 p.
m. He was a member of several lodges,
hut his wife desired a quiet funeral. He
has been suffering tor year and half
with rheumatism. He will be buried In
the new cemetery.