Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-29
DALLAS.
1 Testimonial Preserved to GsnsrAl
Passenger gent actui;sugn BY ihe
Vsiante.r Fireman OF Texas.
The 0ity Authorities asked 20 Make Wny
with shs d. gs-Dt,Irfcs md Federal
Court suiis-ns'feft Programme.
UScLE BEN MCCULLOUGH CAMEO.

! UHCLY BEN MCCULLOUGH cANKD.
81 ecial to the Gazette.
DALLAS, TEX, Msy 20 This afternoon
Nsssrs C. W. Hoelzle OF Fort Worth, and
Clarence W. Litslspsge otTemple, walked
In the ofi,e OF the general passenger and
ticket agent of the Missouri Paciac and
Texas snd Pacifc Railways spd presented
tie following letter to Mr.. B. W. McCul.
Tough:
| FORT WORTH, TEX. Nay % 1883.
B. w; Ms0n llo Esa;. General Passenx =.
Railways.
DEAR SIR-Th,s will introduce to you
Mr. G. W. Hnelzie Of Fort Worth .ans
Cicrenca W. Li.elepsge Of Temple. These
gentlemen are duly appointed com
Dittee Ct the State Firemen's Association
Ct Tt KS, to present to you q walking
cane in order to show their appreciation
to you for the kindness you
have shown them In past years, and more
especially for your uutiring Efforts to
| make our Ell Peso conveation success
| For which the volunteer hremen OF Texas
will always feel deeply grateful Respect
fully, STUART HARRISON,
| Secretary Stste Firemen's Association.
Then Mr. Hoelzls launched ci into an
ovation about the colonel's cleverness,
which is known sll over Texas, sud
wound mp by presenting the cane, wht1f
ia magnificent enc and unique in e.
sign. ~
Like ell railroad men, Mr.. McCulloush
could not mage speech, but in grsces.
ful way thanked the association and the
committee for the present and assured
them tbs. the firemen could always de-
pend upon his department OF the two
railroads.
Tasn Mr.. Littlepsge stepped forward
s1d directed few rose tinted remarks al
d. j Price, chief clerk, wso was fright
ened TO desth. Mr.. Littlepage's speech
wound up with the presentation 0EA
beautiful silver fitting water service
Mr.. Price couldn't make a sfeecb
either. but he got there with both f@t 10
an old-feshioned thank you. When the
surprise was over aud the two railroad.
officials had regained their composuSe,
Colonel Mccullough said something
The committee, Uocle Ben sao.
Price, together with Mike Qsnns W.
who vas silent spectator duri4g iii
whole affair, went to corner. Every
body VINO has ever been to Dsiles E1o VS.
what G corner is in this town. WHAT they
did there may not be told. Nike Con-
nslIy 20 use his own language, erode on
the crest Of every wave" There must
have been something co. r Matkin OF
Fort Worth, CHARLES Kahn aud Assistsn.
Chief Spillman Of Dallas accompanied the
committee.
AHOsT OF dogs.
The 14,l66 dogs of Dallss, which repre-
cents the diff renee between the actual
snd directory population Of Dallas, arr
becoming very annoying. Every 6ay
nu noers of people are bitten by thesa
worthless brutes. Asyet the city author
tiles have taken no steps toward abating
thu nuisance. Bill Stsrett, however, is
& ffering suggestions to the Council as
follows:
TT the city authorities do not iatend to
Kill the worthless dogs around tow3, ar
should be made to feed
s1en and TO certain extent prevent them
from satisfying their sppeiites b. eating i
no the children " *.
y COURT NOTES. VI
Frank Martin and wife fled suit in Ae
District court agsins. Casper CsSes etAl
rhe defendants live in ST. Louis, shG
we're formerly in partnership in Dal!sss
in the manufacture of show cases.
The following proceedings were had in
the Federal court this N 9rning:
Horace Sayers ct ais, vs.. Mary NJ.
Cobb, trespess 70 try title to certain lots
in Henrietta. Verdict for plsin:if.
Frsnk Hszlenurst ct al, vs.. NJ Lassiter,
tres pass to try title. Verdict for plain
till.
Decatur Smith ct al. vs.. ]. c. Campbell,
irsapass to try title, judgment for plain
iii.
The Jury returned q sealed verdi:t in
the case of William Eustis vs. J. c. Lind |
say ct al, trespsss to try title.
George W. Finger Of Fort Worth and
J. W. Patterson OF Decatur have been
licensed to practice law in the United
States Circuit and District court.
THE MAHBsT.
Adverse weather interfered with the |
Maifes. yesterday, snd the programme |
WAS postponed until to-day. This morn
lag the TurnvsYein and thsir invited
guests assembled at the opera house, |
where the procession was formed in the |
followiog order: Dallas Bicycle Club,
Grand Marshal J. J. Cannon and assist |
snts, baud, military companies, Msv |
wagon, visiting societies, orators
of the day, mayors An
aldermen OF Dsllas and 4st
Dallas 10 csrrisges, Turn scholars, Tarn
sector, singing section, Tufnverei1kas- |
sis.snt raarsnsis, decorated wsg 1ns, @ti |
z ans. The procession movad precisely |
3. 9 O'Clock up Commerce street to LEN
n, thence to Msin, down Main to JEFF
ferson, thence to Elm, up Elm to Good, |
thsncc to S Siss avenue, 10 Cantegral, TO |
Brysn, and out this street to the park. |
Tae address of welcome Was delivered by |
Miss Ella Mceller, singing by the
+ ohslnn, music.
2P M.-Easlis1 GRAFTON; sirgi1Sss
the Fsohsinn; general amuseneag for
yong and old.
Some Of the decorations in thEproces-
sion were very elegant and sppseprts>ei1
the most nc ticeable among which Nzsthe3
Msy wagon with its load OF little girls. "a
The rain and change In temperatq&ei
rendered the ground and NeAthsxA
light;ul for the march To- Shady &e$1
park.
The music furnished wasAxsella.
Folio wing is the remsiud9lAfSfe pro-
grsmme TO be carried out:
!, ~ Nuu,n affc eyarriraC ovmpQe. |