Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-01-11
DALLAS.
The Man Who is Supposed to Have Fired
sehwartz,s Gallery Arrested.
Two Fair Meetings HeId-An Editor Takes .
Desc OF Worm Oil and Retires Gracefully. =
Court and Personal Notes.
HERs's MAN WANTED N rHE FonT.

HERE'S 4 MAN WANTED IN THE FoET.
/ Special TO the Gazette.
/ DALLAS, Tex, Jan. I0-Detective Cain and
Patrolman Kirby arrested Young man by the
name Of Ed c. Kelly last nigh, who is supposed
TO be the person who fired Schwartz's gallery in
the Fort ON the morning of the LIST, and stole 3
lot Of lenses. Kelly va found at the Tennessee
hotel and answered accurately tae description
sent here by Marshal Farmer. His room IN the
/ Tennessee hotel was searched and his effects
inventoried as follows: Two yalises. small
7 trunk and case containing photographers
lenses. From his person were taken two pair Of
nice opera glasses and s gold watch and chain.
lenses which he had shipped. 4 pawnbroker' 8
ticket was also found, which showed when he
nad negotiated watch At one OF the city shops.
claims 70 hail from Birmingham, Ala. but re-
Gently from Kansas City. Marshal Farmer
came after him to-day.
THE FAIR.
Ihere were two meetings held at the mer-
chants exchange to-day, one in the morning
ana one IN the afternoon to finish up the placing
Of $50, coo worth OF second mortgage fair bonds.
The meetings were led by President Exall and
been placed, the work begun yes
terday was well continued 20 day.
There are several thousand dollars vet to be
placed, but this viii be handled by q select COM
mittee who viii canvass the town and make Up
the balance in small amounts. Colonel Exall
says that the fair is about out of deep water and
the work of planning the exposition of SO will
begin at an early day.
NOSE HARRIS TAKES WORM OIL.
The second sight performance of the Indian
doctor came OF last night and was witnessed by
large crowd. 1t viii be remembered that Nose
Harms IN MS Evening Journal pronounced a
similar performances OF week or 50 ago "a big
fake The doctor challenged Nose 10 appoint
committee who were to tx up two articles
winch would be described INFINITELY by his wife.
In the event of failure the doctor
was to give Nose Harris $50 worth of subScrip-
ticns to the Journal On the event of success,
2 Cfrr11 OIL ne
tors wife thoroughly succeeded in the test and
Nose, true to his agreement, took 4 rOusing dose
nal of to-day contained nothing as to the defects
IN the state capitol or the Dallas city haIl build
ing.
COURT MATTERS.
Business was transacted in the county court
to-day as follows: George Albright aggravated
aasault: not guilty; Eliza Linscum, adultery,
not guilty; Allen Hawi horn, adultery. not
guilty; Louis Jacoby, abusive language not
guilty; Jim Williams abusive language. fined
80; Bob Phillips. aggravated assault and
battery fined SlO0 and one year confinement in
county jail; Bob Phillips. carrying brass
language, not guilty.; sam Brownfeld,
aggravated assault and battery fined s. and
Costs George Strange, vagrancy, not guilty;
Martin Watson, charged with shooting craps,
acquitted on four charges.
The day vas consumed in the district court By
the trial OF the case of Nolan county vs.. Charles
Archer ct al. suit for alleged failure to comply
with contract entered into with plaintiff for the
erection of the Nolan county courthouse at
Sweetwater.
PERSONAL AND NfT!oR MATTERS.
Real estate transfer filed for record to-day ag-
gregate S+S, 900
DR.. G.. T. Veal and Miss Mamie Slaughter were
married at the First Baptist church last night
Rev. Il. T. Hanks officiating.
Miss Ada Williams and W. J. J. Smith, were
married last night, a week in advance Of the
date announced on the cards.
Hon. II. NJ. Cate Of Mineola was in the city to-
day.
TIE startling announcement is made that the
Dallas Democratic Club viii meet tomorrow
night.
Major J. D. Warner, secretary of the New
Is IN the city consulting Colonel @. c. Slaughter
about cattle matters.
CITY CHARTER DISCUSSED.
a large meeting Of citizens was held tonight az
the corner of Main and Murphy for the purpose
OF discussing the proposed new charter The
speakers were General ". l.. Cabeu, Colonel
William Errenwein. George c. Cole and Mel
YIN Wade. The points in the charter that net
the most opposition were the election Of all
city officers by the council except the mayor as
SCISSOR and collector. This was heartily de-
and resolution was passed appointing
a committee TO go to Austin and oppose the new
charter unless this and other Objectionable meas
ures were changed. In the course OF their
speeches General CabeH announced for MAYOR
and Colonel ErnenWein for alderman from the
Second ward.