Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-10
DALLAS.
The ss1'tarT Gey dit !e1 ef She Ciy Eet
WIZ e Should b3-Frssh COM
p,aEfs 5sa;DRe sn Alderman
rs,s Eilisnn Tes NJ St LoufH-The aIlisncs
Mel Snef--a Coiorsd Citi1.n
Stabbad bT wcmsu,
ALLIANCE MEN INERT

Sp5c'el 70 the Gazette.
DALLAS, TEX June Ia response tc
the general call By the Alliance Exchange,
the Ds!lse County AGssnce met IN the
cont house to-day in secret session, 10
consider u1ssters pertaining to the tx
char &c. II Is Lot known Hhsttr,nspired,
bot arc m the frequent spplsuse eaunat,rg
from she building, it IS presumed that
the Alisrce is going to put up the stu f
TO run their business venture. D.. c..
". M:eune delivered lecture.
THE AMAZoN's KNIFE.
George Fsrris fled complaint in Ju5tics
keDdallEs court this morning against
MollIe snd Fannie Brown snd Alice tits
Georges story is that while he was st&4h
ing talking to Alice Tillls last nig1t*et
Pat Rsndolph's gate On williams stresisn
Esst Dallas, he was assaulted by SSs
Jcree women spd Mollie Brown slippedS
knife in his body Just behind the lev
shoulder blade. Alter knocking her down
twice he succeeded IN dtsposseseiDg her
Of the weapon and routed his assaiIants.
The Gu: wss deep and is serious one.
All Of the parties are colored.
COURT NOTES.
LIC SuOWS tlS LI6uSdCtlOuS Vi
the Federal court to-day:
John Anderson and Henry Coleman,
forging name to money order and PASSING
same VITA intent to cefrAud; verdict Of
guilty.
Pete Sparks, deposltirg in postcffi.e
obscene letter tor delivery at Decatur;
guilty.
John Anderson, obtaining letter from
tie postoflce st Corsicsna by fraud ard
embezzIiDg same and its contents; dis
mis-; ed.
John C Corder, taking e letter from
the postc flee with the intent OF inter
tering with another's mail; not guilty.
JACK Duncan, brtbirg United States
officer; continued.
Hedry Fetiz, Illicit retail liquor deal
ing; continue
Charles Green, Illicit retail liquor deal
Ing; coItiuued for compromise.
A jury was secured and W. 81. LINE Is
On trial for creating nuisance.
THE CITY'S SANITARY CONDITION. =
The ssniIsry condition Of the CITY isSp
very bsd shape at present. Complains
arise from all parts Of the city and il I'D,
erc5 is being brought to bear to have thss
mstter vel! regulated by the City Couucily
Unless something is done very soon vio-
lent malari,l diseases will be prevalent
here. II ell parts of the city dead dog,
cats, CHICKENS ind vsrmin are rotting In
me sun, to soy nothing OF the numerous
pools Ct stugnant water. When MAYER
Conner returns from S.. LOUIS it is{Ib1-5
Iieved that Dallss will clean up. a
NOT AT ST. LOUIS. H. y
TIE GAZETTE says that Marx KalseE
failed b be heard st st. Louis. In Msdse
to this Democratic CT HOPE the staieaRsAt
is made thst Colonel Ellison did noss$e
to ST. Louis, hu is at work and has Reehs
since the Fort Worth convention OF hir
farm, several miles from town. xaiss
reports from ST. Louis state thai tEs
cheers drowned the music Of a sixty
piece brass band, Dsllas county is feGdy
a. any time to back Mr.. Ellison in any
amount to make himself heard in shy de.
monstrstion outside of the commandment
OF fort by an ocean feet.
HUMANE SOCIETY.
A meeting Is called az the park for mex
Wednesday night fer the organization Of
i Humane Society. The object of the So
ciety is the prevention CT cruelty to ami
ma!a, and to protect destitute widows
AID children from the bufeting of the
cold, crusl world.
THE RATIFICATION.
The meeting last night to ratify the St.
Louis pomina ions was q success in every
particular. The speeches by Colonel
Crawford, General Cebel and Colonel
Whitehead were all fine efforts and
aroused large amount of enthusiasm
The speakers stand WAS decorated viii
bunting and bsndanes, and fac portraits
of the President, Mrs. Cleveland and
Jadge Thurman delighted the eye.
ALDERMAN JOHNsToNE's CASE.
Alderman W +. tombstone of the Flrsl
ward wss before the recorder to-day On
q chsrge OF permitting disorderly
conduct in his ssloor, on the corner OF |
Young a1d Austin. "He the said Johnstone |
psing one Of the proprietors thereof |
said disorder!y conduct consisting OF |
loud, bols.erous, indecent, vulgar sDd |
aasceDe language used and uttered |
.haS&ip." Testimony in age quantities
Taszsren IL, snd the Recorder, after |
wstSsabg it well, discharged .he prisoner
was filed in the County
lShrt this afternoon, charging tombstone
sd'h kssping 4 disOldsEs5y house. -,
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