Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-02-17
A CASE FOE TIE THY. y,

and he noted with wonder the evidences
OF new life to be seen on every hand. Mr..
Faucet is one of the largest manufac-
turers Of the world-famous DURHAM
smoking tobacco, and his goods are sold
in enormous quantities in Texas.
In fact his trade has grown to such pro-
portions that he is seriously considering
the feasibility of establishing a smoking
tobacco factory in North Texas, to cover
the trade of Texas, Arkansas and Louis
lana He was much impressed with the
facilities Fort Worth offered in way Of
railroads and the good prospects for
cheap fuel in the near future. He Is
interested in F7rt Worth and viii soon
go over af1 take another look
at it. first-cIass tobacco factory in
Fort Worth would be a valuable enter
prise. tt would give employment TO
seventy-fve or a hundred people and dis
tribute monthly in the way of wages a
nice little sum. The ''they' people of
Fort Worth should look out for Mr..
Faucet when he comes and tell him
about Fort Worth
SALT FOR THE PALACE.
A. 3 lSug) Robertson Of Colorado
City was in Dallas to-day. Mr.. Robert
son is a swell known cattleman of the
west, and ms reports Of the cattle outlook
are indeed encouraging He says that
cattle have never had a better winter in
Texas and they are beginning to take on
flesh right along. Mr.. Robertson is Of
the opinion that West Texas viii be q
great cattle maturing ground in the
M near future. He bases his
2 opinions upon the great and growing
acreage of feed stuffs in the West.
Thousands and thousands of acres of
sorghum, millet, oats, johnson and other
grasses have and VIII be sown. The cost !
of production is small and the yields are
enormous.
When asked what Colorado City would
do for the Spring Palace, he said,
COLORADO is now on salt boom. We
make the finest salt on earth and the |
quantity is meXhaustible. Colorado will |
send a miniature crystal palace made of j
salt, and it viii be one Of the greatest /
attractions of the Palace -
CAIN s TRIAL.
Interest in Calm S trial is increasing |
every day, even among the Gentiles |
The defense introduced several Illnesses |
to-day and proved by them that man |
named Heidngsfelder, who had clerked |
with Calm in Benedict 5 store, had |
threatened Calm 5 life This viii be set /
up in Justification of Calm 5 carrying Il /
pistol on the day Of the killing. Other |
witnesses testified that Benedict had /
been looking for Calm for three days |
Others stil testified that Benedict was
oveTbearing and aggressive. 4 mass Of
testimony OF various kinds was intro
duced ana at O clock the court took Il
recess until Monday morning
COURT NOTES
IN the county court motion Of defend
ant in the case of Spann VS.. Jones was
OveTuled, as was a similar motion by
the defendant IN the case of Crutcher
Bros. vs.. Mays. Both gave notice OF
appeal.
The jury in the case of s.. D. Ritter
vs.. Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe, suit
for $3.50 damages for stock killed by de-
PENDANT, is hung and held.
The recorder 5 court raked in S43 in
fines and continued several cases.
SUITS FILED.
In the county couTf: \. Pandres vs..
J +. Wolf ct al. SUIT on promiSsaTy
note for $500; Reed X Mummet VS. a. c.
Ardrey for $500 alleged to be due for re-
pairs made on defendant s house
Ia the district court: Schneider &
Davis vs.. W. c. Walker of Coleman
county, suit on note for S283l; II. Pringle
vs.. the city OF East Dallas, suit for $4,000
actual and $4,000 exemplary damages, al
an oyertlowing OF plaintiff 5 premises,
caused by the obstruction of sthe Mil
creek channel
HEARING POSTPONED.
Henry Arnold, United States prisoner
charged with killing soldier at Fort
Sill was brought before Commissioner
Bentley this morning for a preliminary
hearing On account OF the absence of
witnesses, the case was postponed until
next Thursday.
TIE LAWYERS WILL GET IT.
Gen. Cabell received a dispatch from
Capt Morton this afternoon, stating that
he had arrested DerricksOn, Beavers and
Harboldts at Henrietta. These men, it
viii DE remembered, killed Boone Mar
low IN the Territory, 10 secure the $1,000 !
reward offered by the citizens of Graham
for his apprehension ana arrest. Capt.
Morton arrived with his prisoners to-
night at o clock On the eastbound Texas |
and Pacific. The accused were indicted
for murder at the recent sitting of the
Federal grand jury, and the chances are
that the lawyers will get that $500. The
United States government evidently does
not cOunteuauce the unauthorized killing /
Of men for money.
PERSONAL AND MINOR MATTERS.
Col. +. Cal Sugg of the b. /. I is in
the city
Ihe weather took another turn to-day
and glittered like a diamond.
Citizens of East Dallas are petitionlng
Hon. r. G. T. Kendall To run for mayor
1t is probable that three-fourthS Of the
taxpayers of that municipality have been
asked 10 run. II they accede to the
wishes OF their petitioners it viii hardly ;
require more than dozen votes to elect
Mayor CTutcher' 5 successor.
Robert I. Faucet OF Durham, y. c., !
is in the city.
Real estate deeds filed for record to-
day aggregate S2T 800.
Marriage license was issued to-day TO ;
E F. Mansfield and Miss Lee Jones. {
Mss + f. Griffin went 10 Fort Worth
this evening 10 visit friends and relatives /
j {. Patton left last night Tor Austin {
with petition from the citizens of Dali
las in favor OF the passage of Ghe Dallas
county dual court bill $
The Tppecanoe club met to- night in