Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-03

Se1su-,ce HE controversy between
CJlonel William Ernel.
E@ X vein and Mr.. JIG. Pat
I 3 ! ton which has bscoms
Nh matter Ct almost ma
'N tionsl interest, has as
sumed q different shape
to-day. O1e OF M. Pstton's friends has
recaivad letter from Mr. L E. Young OF
the 81. Louis Republic to this effect: Mr..
Young wss presen. at the time the pre-
senIa.ion speech matter came up between
Msesrs. L and 2. He (Young) heard
Z tnan1ein request Patton to make the
resertztson speech, and in scc ordance
with this request, Patton came to this
city from the convention hall TO praplTe
himself.
ri Young states Il in this ssy: "We
we've &. the convention, ard one wss
Standing on each side of the table at
which Was writing. Mr.. E;neawein
said to Mr.. Patton: 'Win you kindly
make the presentation speech this even
ing st the Grand Windsor In behslf Of the
Dsl!as Democratic club. SIN no speech
maker, and all l desire to ssy
i. ths. my father IVES an officer
IN the Union army s2d has e.
III GER In thu southern army and that this
picture Will repre- sent & reunited courtry
My say will come st.er you are through.
Tou sre expected to make the presenta-
ton speech Mr.. Patton aud Mr. En-
nenweir are both friends Of mine, and l
desire TO make this statement ss matter
OF fact and hope that the wrong impress
sion IS to the zction thst Mr., Patton took
In the mstter will be ct once and forever
ersdicated."
My. Patton. throughout the entire 81
fair, has IT manned silent. because he did
no. desire to engage in controversy that
would being the young lsdy's name in
undue publicity. But as wrong impress
siols have been form. d in regard 10 his
action in the matter, In justice to him,
his friends have felt bound to set the
matter Alright.
TO THE NATION.
Miss Wylle B. S:erling and Miss Msry
Frymier OF C!eburne, after tssirg 10 the
fair on LIST tuesday, agreed between
themselves to visit the Nadon. leaving
Dsllss on the O'clock train for Denison.
they arrived at the Gate City about 8
O'CLOCK in the evening. They stopped
only until the lorthbcund train came up
and then they proceeded to A.o.
ks, 1 T., arriving there a. 4
O'Clock on the following morning.
Chey called upon Rev. j. S. Murrow,
the Baptist missionary, and were duly
married, and Immediately returned to
Dallas, and are spending = few days with
friends 8. 20 Mssten street. Miss Fry
mier had many friends in Cleourne who
| will be surprised at the sudden change oil
her name, but who will wish her much
happiness.
s. E. Lane, against whom the grand
Jury found bill Of Indictment fer the
murder of J. W. Wilson, WAS released on
bail furnished this morning in the re-
quired sum OF $4,000. Messrs. jayne and
Rifle of Limestone county and Wright Of
Dallas are his bondsmen. The bond he
gave soon sitter the killing, and folio wing
the examining trial, WAS for his appear
snce before the grand Jury.
| William Chapman, charged with assault
with intent to murder, gave bond in tn
sum OF 500 to.dsy.
Five prisoners escaped from the cAla'
boose last night.
Eddie O'Nssl and J. D. Ryan, two six
seen-year- old boys were arrested to day
charged with burslariziDg j. D. Carter
residence.
Real estate trsns.eTs recorded to-da
aggregate $4,000.
Henry C. Williams srd Alice NJ. Mitch
ell, and T. N. Reagan and E. D. Grff
took out marriage licenses to-day.
The takers who were not permitted +
play their games during the fair, are NOV
engaged in the work Of burglsr!zlng tn
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