Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-16

whether . churchmsn or not, would cuss
like q sailor. Christianity can never
make much headway in Dallas until BET
ter streets are Afforded. :.
TIE SIXTY NINTH TEXAS REPORTS.
The lawyers in Dallas are eriucizlng
sharply the WORK of the court reporter In
the Si1ty-ninth Texas Supreme Court
Reports, just issued. They assert that
the work could not have been done oY
Hon. A W. Terrell, because some OF the
rules of law given as governing causes
which they relate TO, are so shsgrantly
erroneous that elmost any young lawyer
In the state would know better. Cases
are cited in the volume where the rules
are in total conflict with the syllabus OF
the opinions rendered. Besides this,
there are numerous and palpaole typo
graphical errors which indicate lnexcuss-
BILE csrelessness IN the proof residing.
The question is, "Did Colonel Terrell do
the work, or Gid he ges some one else to
do i!?"
AYcIGY CHURCH.
An iriunct on issued out Of District
court on complsiot Of B. r. Lswther, q
g. Coke, ". j. Townsend, Ell Randall,
W. G. Sterett, james Pre- fit and G. r
Sanderson restraining Chas. Shaw, pas
tor, and John Dodd, William George and
Jerry Hancock, deacons Of the Macedonia
Missionary Baptist church on Montezuma
street, or any congregation, from holding
public worship in said church un-
i'll final hearing OF the sppl Ca
ton, when they ak that the writ
may be perpetusted. The applicants
represented that for shout eight months
past defendants have been and are still
almost nightly holding services In eaid
church house; that on such nights from
10 to 2 o'clocka. N. services ere con-
Quoted by singing, shouting, screaming
and yelling at the top OF their voices,
clspping their hands, bowling like wolves,
getting In q weaving way generally,
tramping on the floor heavily and alto
gether jumping way up and down on the
floor like stiff legged, bucking ponies, roar-
ing like lions, mourning like wheng. doc
dies, falling over benches, grunting,
grooming snd rumbling like distant thunN
der and otherwise creating loud disagree
able and intoIersble noiges, making night
30 hideous and terrible with their awful
rawlings that sleep or rest is an inpcssi-
bi ity to petitioners, their families and
the surrounding Eeighborhood from the
going down of the gun 20 the rising
thereof, and thereby creating and main
| tanning such an intolersble nuisance
as to make life burdensome to
petitioners and their families. They
furth.r represent that the maintenance
CT such @ church in q resident portion OF
the City Is sn intoIeIsule nuisance and
greatly deteriorAtes the present value OF
surrounding property and is standing
mensce to its future value; that they
have often demonstrated with and impor-
tuned defendants against the mainten-
snce Of such . church sn6 such modes OF
worship, but all in vain, said defendants
even refusing to desist from their said
acts when serious sickness WAS In the
families of petitioners.
| COURT NEWS,
| Two suits were fled in District court
this morning by W. a. and Minnie Clark
and Vols ard Pieiier Bsily egsinsi
james Reid and the Texas State FAIR snd
Dallas Exposition Association. clsiming
damages in the sum Of 10000 In eaeb
case on account of Injuries sustained in
the roller cos6ter disaster which c.
Cured during the fair. The Bsiley petit.
ton recites that Pteiier Is minor and
the only support Of widowed mother,
snd that he was rendered cripple for
life.
p. Loonie files suit vs.. G. J Moore
for damages In the sum OF $4,000, eI-
emplary and actual, for wronstully ct
tsching.
Schneider & Davis sues the Alliance
Exchange for S1l, 200.
C Neighbors, the defendant IL di-
VOICE suit fled by Ars. Louisa Neigh
bors, was given Judgment and the
custody Of seven children belonging
to the couple. In her petition Mrs
Neighbors accuses the defendant OF cruel
Language and abandonment, while 10 9
counter petition her husband accuses hel
of living In open adultery with Henry
Drake. The couple we're married II
Monroe county, West Virginia, IN 1856
and lived together until February l, 1888
TIE AMENDMENTS CARRIED
A meeting Of the sto ckholders OF the
Merchants Exchange was held to-day to
determine whether Its rules should be &c
amended - to allow others not holding
stock In the Exchange to become men,
oers, and whether the revenues received
snsll be devoted to securing marke,
reports .rom the leading Commercial
! centers. Upon vote both amendments
were sdopted by vote Of SO to IL, the
necessary two-thirds vote.
Mary Dizzy, colofed womsn, WAS dis.
charged from the city hospitsl last Sun
day after confinement Of several weeks
with lockiaw. The cure Is reported az q
remarkable one, inssmuch that com,
plete diagnosis Of the case will De read
before the next meeting OF the Dallas
County Medical Society, and will be re-
lS6rted to the State Medical Association.
g. Charley Lsngstcr, convicted of robbine