Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-07
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Special to the Sazette.
DALLAS, Tx, March 6.-The fellows
ing remarkable circular was strevn far
and wide to-day: "Vote against the
fair ~ rem lining away from the meeting
Of stockholders and citizens at 10 g. NJ,
Wednesday, March I, st Merchants Ex-
change. You will cast your vote 10 dis
continue the fair and exposition, for st
this meeting it Will be decided by the at
tendance and support of Ehe citizsns Of
Dallas whether our city shall continue
the state fair and exposition, or leave i
to some more eDterprisiDg city Of our
state. This matter now rests with you.
ROBERT GIBSON,
Chsirmsn Stcckh .ldars Committee. +"
TEE DAILY DIVORCE SUIT
KITTY Harnin flied her petition to d.v
praying for divorce from J hu J Hsr-
b n. Sac states that they were married
in t1is county GU the Of Msrch, 1887,
en- iiy' together tn months, when me
defend mt. without cause, abandoned her.
THE EDITORS INVITED.
Thr ugh Jne MAYOR and the Merchants
Exchange the Press Associations Of
Louisiana, Tennessee and AySapshs nave
b zen Invited to meet with the Texas edt-
/ r. in April, They will De nicely en-
'er aimed.
THE NINE HOUR SYSTEM 4D3PTED.
The carpenters Who had meeting sew
erai weeks ago end adopted the nine
hcur system, to go into effect or March
s sre rejoicad that the,r demsads have
been complied with by sll contractors in
Dallas.
The HOUSTON LETTER.
'tsp fCfEG- ~ Scnaf-P HEngrOn vpb
appeared IN to-d2y's GAZETTE, crested q
Sensation in legal circles. The GAZETTE
man called on ,everal attorneys for Suex-
pTess.un, bat they declined To comment
All agreed inst it is the most scatning de-
nuDclation ever made in Texas, and the
reply CT the recr2aat JUICES Is awaited
with interest.
THE DALLAS CLUB,
The Dallas club held a meeting last
night. President Toland read q report
giving the condition of the Organization
and some figures concerning the new
four story building on the corner OF
Commerce and POydrss. The following
were elected directors: G W. TOlsH6,
B. A. Pope, T. T. Hsllowsv, J. c. O'Con
nor, Alex. Sanger. G. z. WELLESLEY, r. v.
Tompkinsr T. N. Scotland and G. j. Dex-
ter.
COURT NOTES.
AUGUST CAST Bank Note and Litho-
graphing company files suit against the
Texas State Fair aud Dallas Exposition
Tor Sl203 y, which they allege is due
them for work performed and delivered.
Adam Burgman vs.. W. II. 81. Braley,
for Sl0e0, suit on note Of $1,000 for land
sold defendant.
SCHNEIDER & Davis Va Pelican Insur-
anCe company, of New Ocleans, for $3.50,
on policy transferred by Mr.. Issacs to
pIsintiff
SCHNEIDER & Davis vs. A. T. Eaton,
tresphss to try title to ak acres Of land
adjoining North Dallss
MINOR MATTERS.
Mrs T. Hanks, wife of the pastor Of
the First Baptist church, is seriously ILL.,
Tee river is out OF its banks snd suo-
n rges part Of Oak Cliff
South Dallas has about concluded TO
annex to the mother town. This viii
make the population about 81 900, or 5000
short OF the number requisite for sep
arste criminal court.
J. 7. TrsZevsnt has resigned from the
city board Of equalization. W. c. Hol-
lard has been appointed by the Mayor TO
succeed him.
II derailment OF Texas and Pacific
freight train which occurred lste vester-
day evening Eogireer Joe Allen and Fire
man Thzibert were painfully injured |
They were taken to the railroad hospital |
at Fort Worth.
drunken mob threw bricks through |
the plate windows of the Reinhardt build |
ing this morning about O'Clock. They |
have not been spprehsnded.
VNhu EnuraHu nrroefoH Tn dow
charged with exposing his person TO & |
number of school girls on their way TO
school. The Recorder transferred the |
case TO the County court,