Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-18
DALLAS.
Delegates Off to The State Base Ball
League at AustiG-A F0rs W0rthits
Suing for Big DamRgess
a shermaptts Indicted FOR Forgery-A Yer
dict of Twelve Years for Afts mPted
Outrago-Xoma q tic NJ arriego.


DALLAS, Tx Jan. l7.-Emms G.
Moore has spilled for divorce from
her husband, Henry Moore alleging bru-
taI treatment and abandonment.
A colored msn turned ever to-day set
of harness to City Marshal Brennan,
Of East Dallas, which he says he
found lying On the road side. The mar
shall is of the opinion that mystery will
be discovered from this circumstance.
". Reynolds and L. Fl. Vendig, dele
gates TO the State Base Ball League, left
tonight for Austin ID attend meeting
tomorrow. They take with them $500
OF Dallas money for the State League,
and $3.50 for the National League. Mr.
Vanderheid, Of the ST. Louis Browns,
writes to tie Dallas Clue that
he has secured FIVE A No. l
players for the club, outside Of the eight
members already secured, making thir-
teen in all. Fahey and Glbens compose
the first or star battery; Pettiford and
Beauchan the second battery. The pitcher
and catcher, both OF Moberly, Mo-, con-
stitute the chapgeable battery. a tele-
gram was received here to-day from Fort
Worth's club that the club there YVES all
solid and would be represented at Austin
to morrow.
Il the United States District court the
case of Randolph vs.. McFall, gsrnishee,
wss in the hands OF the jury only few
minutes when they returned . verdict Ia
favor of the plainuf.
The cost Of maintaining the United
States prisoners Ia the northern district
of Texas for one week WAS $494.70. + :
There is now on trial in the United
States District court the case of Sam
Kizer of Fort Worth against 81. B. Cls fin
Of New York for damages IN the
neighborhood Of 100000. MIR. Kizer, q
merchant in Fort Worth four or five
wears sgo, was attached and closed by
MIR. Clsf o, hence the suit for damages.
At the January term CT 1887 this case was
tried and the jury found for the plaintiff
in the sum CT $4,000, but on motion for
a new trial suit was granted.
Ben kesrby, the young colored "crook"
who has been charged with being at the
head of the burglarious element OF Dallas,
hiss been indicted by the grand jury Of
Dallas county and is now behind Inc bars.
Captain +. W. Ball, Sam Kizsr, l. Carb
and J. W. Wrey CT Fort Worth are in at
tendance upon the United States court.
Postmaster Cochran was on the war
path to-day. 4 water pipe over the
paste Gice burst last night and inundated
his private ofice, badly damaging many
official papers and almost obliterating
others. The prater of the postmaster is,
go, Lord, when will the federal building
be fiDisheG?"
George Pryor WAS indicted to-day by
the grand jury for forgery. Young
Pryor is from Sherman. He is charged
with forging the name Of w. W. Walker,
q Dallas merchant, 80 a check for SIS,
which he gave to his landl.dy in payment
for board, receiving in return 50 In
change. He is in jail.
George Mosely was indicted to day for
the murder of Nelson Bush. In Deem
Der the grand jury indicted Mosely for
assault TO murder, but since then Bush
died, hence the Indictment for murder.
Last night Mr.. j. B. Keefer Of Shreve-
port, and Miss Willie Daniels Of this
city, .ere married by Rev. Smith of the
! First Presbyterian church. There Is
perhaps little romance connected with
this marriage. Both parties are quite
prominent IN society circles. The par
ents of the young lady did not favor the
union. The young lady had ordered her
wedding cuifis CT firm here, and yester-
| day evening they telephoned to the home
Of the young LADY that her dress
WAS finished, etc. This seems to have
been the first information the parents had
received of an ectusl wedding, and the
contracting parties fearing some utter
feripg in the programme as laid out, hur-
ried TO the parsonage with the usual
satin, white veil and orange blossoms
ard had tie knot securely tied. The
hsppy couple, OF course, were forgiven
and everything is lovely.
i Dick Giddings, colored, has been on
trial to- day in the District court, charged
with burglary and attempt to outrsge the
person of Mrs. Murmane, wife Of an
alderman OF E sst Dallas. He got twelve
| years in the penitentiary
a large number of citizens have signed
petition, asking the members of the
Dallas opera troupe to repeat the opera
Msritans.
Lonsyiew.
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