Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-21
DALLAS.
What the People Thip K Of Fort Horih's
Base Bali Tesm-A Father, Son
and Daughter Married.
True Bills Found by she Grad Jury-An
OIL mil to LubricAie The Paper
MIL scheme-Court Notes.
TRUE BILLS RETURNED.

special 70 the Gazette.
DALLAS. Tex, March 20.-The grand
Jury has returned the follow
ing true bills: Floyd Ellisop, theft o.
hog from Mrs. J c. Handbook; George
q. Martin, ENFORCEMENT from tue Mis-
souri, Pacific in two cases, and from
Texas ami Pacific in SIX cases; Annie
Robinson, theft Of over $40 from L Sable
witch; W. A. Baker, theft of horse
from j. 81. Hunt; Richard Porter, as.
sauls TO rape MoIlle Evsns; Tote
Owens, burglary OF Jonn Kugler's house !;
Bud Grooms, theft Of $50 pounds Of cot
ton from David Green; Isaac Beal, theft
Of horse from J S. Atwood; George
Ellison, theft of hogs from Mrs. j. c
HsncocF; Harry Holland, burglary Of
John Kugler's house; Charles Wright
theft of gold watch and chain from G. "
Morrow.
BASE BALL TALK.
The playing Of the Fort Worths with
Ehe Cincinnstis hss been the talk Of base
ball circles. Said one of the largest
stockholders in the Dallas club to-day
ave made great mis- axe In not signiDa
Fudger and Rodgers. We bad an OPP
poriuni.y of doing so, but thought We
were doing better when we secured our
present batteries. From what we
have seen go far, Fudger and R 'dgers ap-
pear to be the crack battery of the state "
Mr. Fred W. Turner of Austin, said: al
nave seen about all the clubs play. Our
team will have easy selling with all but
the Fort Worth team. We will have
trouble there"
DOLLAR FOR DOLLAR.
The COMMITTEE on the general good"
are considering q score of proje calcu-
lated to sdd TO the material growth Of
Dallas. The latest thing on tspis is a
castor oil mill. l. will not be amiss,
however, to state that not dollar has
been subscribed for two weeks to the pa
per mill, aad that SIT, 100 are vet lacking
for Dallas to make good her boast Of
"dollar for dollar"
court NOTES.
Giles Bros & Co. of Chicago flied suit
day sgainst ". Fl. Patterson for the
recovery of note of 2loS xnd balance
due on merchandise, making 8 total Of
s542 rs.
In the District court to-day Charlotte
Jackson was granted a divorce from
human treatment.
M0RTUARY.
Brantley Eugene, the two-yesr-old eop
Of B. NJ. Bono, died at 4:Io this morning
CT cerebro spinal meningitis. TIE funeral
takes place tomorrow from the family
residence on Ross avenue.
THE WHOLE FAMILY MARRIED.
II Is g rare occurrence Tor whole fam
lily to get msrried at the same time, butan
incident of this kind occurred to-day, or
at least licenses were issued. To-day the
county clerk issued Ilicense to an
old widoWer, named L. G.. Schoolfald Of
this county, 10 marry Mrs. Mamie Mitch
ell. The Old man was attended by two
young men and young girl of eighteen.
After the license was issued, yOurg
man stepped up to the clelk, saying:
"Well, while you're ct IT, you mought
as we'll write me q license"
"What pamt ?" ST. ked the clerk.
"My name is J. r Schooifald and
want TO marry Nora Wilkinson
After the clerk was satisfied about the
legality Ct Issuing the license he i-sued 1t,
when the other young msn came 10 the
front. Said ne;
"Don't shut up the book, Mister, 1
want one myself"
"WelI, SIT, your manner" said the clerk
"F. T. Rice" said the young farmer,
"and this is the girl, sir, Miss Hattie
Schoolfeld. The old man there wi | tell
you 1t ia sill right"
The two latter SchooIdeldsIare the chill
dren Of the former. They were all msr-
lied to- day by Justice BrasWell.
ARRESTED FOR HORSE THEFT.
Deputy Snerlf Winston arrested q m6u
to-day named Smith on charge Of horse
theft. Smith, some weeks ago tried to
trade horses with darkey. He mounted
the darkey's horse to try him and rode CT
and did not come b3ck. Hs claimed that
q trade was male. The owner had to
seguestrate the horse to get him ba k.
MIN r MATTERS.
The executive committee OF the Turn
verein society meet Tonight to arrange
for q concert to be given on Monday,
April 2, for the benef5 of the City Hos
pltal.
Mr.. B Fabian, editor of the Volksblatt,
has been elected secretary OF the Turn
verein Society, vice G. A. Esenlor, re-
signed.
Marshal J. E Beeman captured three
lun6NaJS HUH oueE uan tulS mOInlnS anu
SEM them bsck home.
A son hiss been bern to Mr., and Mrs.
Thomas Freemsn.
PER5 NAL,
A. L. Bennett and G G.. Allen OF the
Fort, spent the day in Dallas.
Hon, Henry Exsll has gone to Lsm-
oasas, his former home, on business.
Captain Hutchins Of the Pick WICK is In
The city.