Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-13
MONUMENT LOT TRUSTEES.

ridge o-daY appDinted hessrs. Joha ID.
stemmons, David A. Wilkins, William
g. CASTOR, Z G Bower, Ben II. Good
and Rip'y B Harwocd, who, with Col.
ssel Jshu Henry Brown, the emily surviv-
ing member, viii constitute the trustees
of The Dhllas Confederate MonUnen. lot.
They will o7gsu'z Eud s. once take the
proasr steps to build tha Monument.
yLIS NOTES.
Llbsr1U, the c-ieo.a ed cernctist, who
his oeen eDgsged OF toe Dallas Exposi-
lion management, E4d whose fame is
Eorli- wide, writes t;cm Detroit, Mich,
outlinipg mis- tour rEis se&son. Leaving
Canada ne gees 10 Cincinnati, where he
hiss been engaged by the OHIO Valley
Centennial Aanss Rent 10 play from July
10 September; &c tasn goes to Ill an en-
,,gement win BE gFeay Louisville, Ky :,
. EInositisE, ana from there will proceed
10 Dallas ana fprHiRG music during the
S.ne Fair ana Ds!lss Exposition. Lib
qyA,pS 10 one Of the besy bands in the
word, LRd his engagements In Causds,
Cincinnati and L luIsvills Sre among the
bes. recommendations he could protuce.
4 l5ttsr received Yesterday from Cen
ersl Manager c. F Meek Of the Denver,
TeI,s AND Calf Railway system states
thst Re has directed the agents OF the road
10 take an active interest Ia getting e Yep
regestation Of the countles along their
line 10 disp.ay ct the Dallas fSir,
Tie Topeka Starch Company Of Topeka,
KsR, express their interlion OF arranging
sasBdsome exhibit Of their product.
Nolan county takes 1925 feet 10 make
her display.
COURT NOTES.
In Federal court ihis morning George
A. Watts IVES tried Aad found guilty OF
the charge CT uulawfuily Withholding from
& peGsioner SSS2,20 ColoReI j. c. Bigger
wss assigned counsel fer the defense.
The evidence disclosed the fact that LAST
November q pension had becH granted 6
tormsr husband of The prosecuting wit
scGs, aad the defendant HpoR being ap-
Piled to by her, Trsts 10 the department
snd fsuaG pssEion money to the amount
Of SEG43 rs awaiting her order. He wrote
on fer the money, and, with her consent,
II was sent il his pane. she indorseG
the remittance, and with the defendant
vert to Gainesville, where the cash was
drawn. He paid her the ameEnt less
1881 70, or nesrlY 20 per cent, which he
claimed as lis fee for obtaining the
moEsY. The po!Rt OF defense WAS that
tIe pension having already been allowed
the defendant WAS not acting IN the Ca
psci'y Of a pension agent. The court
he'd differently, however, and under the
decision the defendant could claim only
the legal fee provided in such cases, |
which Is $40.
The cases against M B Mccormick, |
Stephen PnGrlsnder (two cases. and Wn.
DLniels, charged with iliici: hqaor deal |
Ing, were continued.
verdict Of guilty WAS returned in the |
thsTse agSinst Barney Eef OF Clarendon.
In this Csse the evidence went 10 show
thst B srEey took from the pes!cf1ce a
letter which contained O tenth and two
sIe, f'shs Of TWO tickets in the Louisiana
tAte Lottery, the property OF another.
Ole OF the tickets drew $4,000, which
the defendant sent on for collection. In
tae meantime LhS rigdiful owner tsle-
g,spaed the company 10 knew why they
lGd no! sent mis- tickets. Hs wss in
termed they had been sent and ore of
uen drew $4,000. L,gal proceedings
hen followed, resulting in the srrest sno
'snyctiop Of MI
Ii the District court Mr. G. A Coker
les salt against The Houston and TCxls
Central RsilwaY Company for $4,000 dam
lsss, alleging that the defendants erected
high emosnkment along the line Of
Plaintiffs property In Dallas which de-
sfeyed the natural drainage OF the same
SD caused the water TO now in and bank
upon 1t 10 such depth as to render 1t val
gecss
Minnie Terrell files divorce proceedings '
'sIinst J. M Fsrrsn. They were married '
10 1886 End lived together until the date Z
o. respiration, which Is not given, when, I
tls plaintiff alleges, defendant abandoned i
. ssT She asks custody OF their three
tl!ldreR. - {
EPISCOPAL CONVENTION,
Inc fourteenth annual convocstion oil '
,as Protestant Episcopal church IN t
hN'lern Texas will Convene In this CITY 6
u morrow. RsV. Edward WIcksns viii '
HeAcl the conV0 cation sermon. !
THE ALLIANCE RALLY.
special to the Gazette.
DALLAS, Tx jane IL The Alliance Z
tAy held in g. counties cf the state Iast !,
SSAa'dsy for tie GeEtft of the Alliance l.
ASc4stge wss evidently success. The Z
-ansgenent q the exchange estimates b
y" The anou2ts raised will aggregate d
-oE $3.50. 900 10 5000, 600 a
t1e following sic The telegrsu ms received il
s''ai2sy night Of tEeir 6ctIon on that day, b.
- SiHe covert : Only 6 part OF the state o
~ embraces casE or its equivalent: Il
Dalton, $500; Henderson, S7GS; Bon ST
A1' $500; BaIke, SEQ; Palestine, S4S5; b.
,HaoE, SIS; Eacogdoches, $500; P
:ScEeit, s249; Gainesville, sl2O; Put. 81
,,n2' $3.50; Cuero, 9I39; WeSthertord, in
;.%; Huntsville, sl5S; Pittsburs, e25s; 10
lltttn, $3.50; MI. Pleasant, 81I6; G m
,ies, $3.50; Bryan, Sl7s; Rockwsll, $50; D.
s.Ccisnsrdt, $3.50; Crockett, e249; Seguln, th
w; Cleasrne, S7s6; PARIS, 1851; Ellis be
.Js.o; McLernas, 1897. IN
$50, .son takes IL cash end subscription vi
''Ve N stock Of tbs exchange. Nsny or
-F kilograms for small amounts have re-
~, ,sa received. In addition to the above, tn
~ psid in cash by AcLennsn, they tn
sumed and paid part of q S22os debt cIr
:, " The Alliance Exchange. The tele- of
ans state that there is more 10 follow. go
COUNT NOTES. du
=. - 'ne County court the following pso- les
.,u!ags were hsd: Gus Crsm, sgefhsJssj
,SS assault ard bxttery. fned sl5Q; ste