Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-08
DALLAS.
The Remnant of the National Editorial
Association Driven Over the City and
tszz. q rendered q Banquet.
Additional Attachments against the Mittsn-
thals and John F. Caldwell-Bogle Hotel
in the Hands OF the Sheriff
THE EDiTons.

Special to The Gazette. -
DALLAS, TEX. Dec. 1.-THE editors
have come and gone About sixty ar
rived here this morning from Galveston,
were received by local committee and
escorted TO the Windsor hotel, where,
after registering, they put themselves
in the hands of the citizens of Dallas. At
10 o clock they visited the fair grounds
a4d the cotton mills, at IL they went to
Oak Cliff and partook of lunch at the
pavilion, after which they returned
to the city where carriag es
were in waiting for "a drive
over Dallas. At I CLOCK banquet was
serveu at the Windsor hotel, which was
evidently enjoyed by ALL AT $50 and
1856 they took trains for the East and
North. They have enjoyed their Texas
trip hugely, so they say, and think this
is grand country, and capable of Won
derful Development. They regretted
greatly that they could not visit Houston
and Fort Worth but they had been away
from home so long that it was
impossible for them q. to pro-
long their absence from business.
1GO DOuJ OI1h huihDCtGu lfOt .Dul
during the long trip it has been reduced
by two-thirds. The following is the per-
sonnet of the crowd that came to Dallas:
Colorado-R. a. Tilney and wife,
Boulder News.
Massachusetts-H. G. Gay, Mirror,
Maiden; g. H. Howard, Citizen, Ma
tick Francis Proctor, Advertiser and
Times, Gloucester.
Kansas. r Elliott and wife, Capt.
tall Commonwealth, Topeka.
Louisiana-L. A. SandoZ and Miss Ada
SandoZ, Courier, Opelousas.
Ohio-W. S. Capellar, News, Mans
field; j. o Amos and daughter, Demo-
crat, Sidney; Joseph Doyle, Herald,
Steubenville; T. S. Wood, Enquirer,
Cincinnati; Rev. II. H. Mumfort and
wife, Herald and Presbyter, Cincinnati.
Alabama-Thomas Hudson and wife,
Standard, Marion.
Florida-C. NJ. Bittinger, Banner,
Ocola;W D.. Turnkey, Florida Baptist
Witness, Ocola.
Pennsylvauia-Willia Kennedy and
wife, Evening Chronicle, Pottsville; H.
L. Stable, Compiler, Gettysburg; j.
Irving Steele, Advocate, Ashland.
ATkansas-Adam Clark and wife,
Standard, Arkadelphia; Majar c. G..
West ViFginia-Samuel Jacobs, Herald,
wellsburg; c. r Oldham and wife, Sun,
Moundsyille; G.. M. Fleming aud wife,
Banner, Buchanan. ~
wisconsin-W. w. Pollock, Industrial
West, Milwaukee; NJ. p Rindlanb and
wife, Witness, Plattsville. .....
MichigHn-Otis Fuller, Republican, St.
John; S. C. Rewlson, Standard, Hills j.,
dale $50 ...-.t..
Minnesota-C. II. Lienan, Volks-Zei-
tung, st. Paul; Irving Todd and wife,
Gazette, Hastings; H. E.. Hoard and
wife, Leader, Montevideo. ..- !
Missouri. G. Piggot, Leader, Pilot
Grove; w. H Fl. Clark, Photographer,
St Louis; W. j. Powell, New Era,
Rolla; Walter Williams, Advertiser,
Bonneville; Adam Rodemeyer, Guard,
Centralia. 900
Inland Daily Press AssociatiOn-A. II .
Iowrie, News, Elgin, H., John w.
Fornof, Free Press, Streator.
Ilinois-M. w, Mathews, Herald Ur-
bana; G. E. LOOMS, Journal, Amboy;
j j. Anderson, Democrat, Nashville;
Horace 9rihfeld, Argus, Altoona; E. p.
Fletcher, Herald, Morris. 1885,
: sG&4 ! COURT NOTES..
p
The district court against A & K. Mitten-
thai in favor of 1 Frank s Co of New
York for the sum of 1899 .3S; against
j Ohm F. Caldwell in favor of Schneider
x Davis of Dallas for S5Q5. In the county
court the City National Bank attached
the Caldwell stock for $500.
Mrs. G AZ. Cocker files suit against the
Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe Railway
Company, claiming damages in the sum
of $4,000 for constructing an embankment |
so as to cause the water to overflow plain
tiff 5 property.
H L. Randall vs. John McCamant ct |
81. suit on n note.
Ben Kirby, charged with burglary,
was acquitted but held over on similar |
charge.
ELECTION OF OFFICERS.
Dallas COmmandry No. 6, knights |
Templar, held their annual election of |
officers last night, resulting as follows: |
Eugene Marshall, commander; J. d. A. |
Harris, generalisSimo; l.. S. Garrison, |
captain general; j G. Hunter, prelate; |
NJ. II . HickoX, s. w; A. W. Campbell, |
j. w; w. r. Bell, treasurer; L. A. |
recorder; W. Shirley, warden;
E. II. Lyme, sentinel.
RUNNING A HOTEL.
The sheriff is now running the Boyd |
Hotel. He took it in hand last night on
a writ of sequestration growing out of
litigation pending between Ben Coffman
and H. V. Padfeld, the lessee. The
guests say that the sheriff is something of
4 hotel man himself, and that the fare is
good and the board bills are promptly
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
The bois are pavement on Poydras
street was finished to-day.
Marriage license was issued to-day to
George Turner and Sara Wynn.
Real estate transfers recorded to-day /
aggregate $21 200. - @s;1H
90 Bold Burglary ut San Antonio.