Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-23
DALLAS,
,,rss Comfy PlcrasT Association To
gsva lis Reunion July II and II.
Bia.n and Harrison Zhs TiCksts
-,n rhou'snd Dollar Damage Suit Filed.
DiGcutstng the Erection CT
Convention Hail.

las COUNTY PIONEER ASSOCIATION.
s..,,sl to the Gazette.
3nuLAs, TEX June 22.-The execu-
I. l.. Committee of this association, COM
Led Of Masers. Elisha McCommas, DR..
7,,nes II. Swindells, John II. Cole, Will
H. n. Baeman, Mrs. A. a. johnson, Mrs.
s,,5grlne Crockett, MIS-. Martha Bsemsn
H. Mrs. Virginia Bledsoe RsTlins, held
.seting on the 18Th of June. A COM
s.-,'ca.ion was resd rendering the free
t. Of the Oak Cliff Park pavilion, with
Il relres1ment privileges and reduced
rs on the elevated railroad, upon which
Use Of the commit ee present visited the
.,rjlion and unanimously accepted the
,.nsrous Cffer OF the Park Associa-
I'm. The reunion, the thirteenth since
l. original organization in 1885, Will
i,Fa pIsca on Wednesday and Thursday,
T. lin cad 18Th days Of July, when l:
/. ,opcd all the members ard the public
In ,tteld. The officers OF the assocja-,
In for the present year are: JpEn
s5s1ry Brown, president; vice presidents,
In. L Grecey. William P. Cochran,
sgrs. Emily NJ. Perry and Mrs. Z. B.
s11rgtn; treasurer, Martin Van Buren,
5n,e; secretary, R0derick D. RIT.ins.
COURT MOTHS.
sul. WIS fled in the District court
Ism 1rning wherein J. F. Warren, j. II.
T,lgan, II. a Milligan, James E
sSae,ing, C. Datlemes, james Daugher.Y
s.tL Narder are plaintiffs, praying Tor
8, writ Ct irjQrc tion restraining the
s-,7or and council OF the city Of East
57,.s5 from sDy further attempt to exer-
H. Jurisdiction ever plaintiffs or their
3,o,erty, or over any Of the other
A.,itents Of the territory annexed to
Z, CITY OF East DAllas By virtue of
ordinance passed February IS, 1888,
5,,d territory being now known Ss toe
syt,b ward Of the city of East Dallas; sud
aveclslly en- dining anC restraining them
,5n sny further proceedings to collect
nm municipal taxes for said city Of
srJst Dallas. The petitioners allege an
.gsl and fraudulent election. TheV
s he represented by Messrs. Evsns &
;JOch Judge Aldridge hss given notice
Is, he viii near the case next Saturday
he 2S.h inst.
Z Philip Ungehem files suit for 10000
s.nsges sgsinst BoWser & Lennon, who
ce erecting = th1ee-story building or the
sgrer OF Camp and Griffin streets. The
-sltif alleges that on The IN of Msy as
1: Wss on his way home between 9 sad 10 |
7l.oCk, he fell in the excavation, dis
t,,Ce Of thirteen feet, and sustained in
uies which resulted in soiteIing Of the
gG.
TIE CHICAGO CONVENTION.
4 Interest IN the Chicago convention is |
vat t.ver neat. Crowds have col
.c,ed srouud he W. T. U. office eli day |
si;ng the bulletins. The Republicans |
zithe toRn firmly believe that Blaine and |
9irris1n will be the ticket. Colonel |
SIiWeN Russell says that the "climsx of |
inmate effect in the political history Of |
l.W0rld will be reached il Ingersoll |
T.. take the stage after number CT in
actual ballots, and repeat his speech IN
e: Cincinnati convention Of 76,snomiIs-
L Blaine"
A CONVENTION HALL.
. DIllss is discussing the project CT
,gctilg 9 grand arm0ry "a convention !
llI, with 8 seat ne capacity of 10000 |
tJp!e. The enterprise is the suggestion
MsYor Conner, and if 1t assumes def
Ie shape, en- effort will be made 10 have
;cOmpleted in time for the Democratic |
fI.e Convention in August.
NEW EVENING PAPER
It's stated upon good authority that 5
Pew evening paper will be started in
ilss within two weeks. 1t will be puo-
sled by Messrs. Wilmsus Bros, Job
8a1ters Of this city, who are running q
t.1ulion Office. The editorial staff of
q rev enterprise is not IS Ye: an
.Ulced. Il
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