Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-09-24
DALLAS.
Newspaper Talk-A Couple OF Arrests-Bank-
ers OF for Kansas City-FemaIe Base
Ball Players Coming to Town.
THE MORNING PAPER PROJECT.

THE MORNING PAPER PROJECT.
Special to the Gazette.
DALLAS, TEX, Sept. 23.-The new morning
paper project seems to be swimming along
smoothly, there being at present about sixty
thousand dollars of the required SIoO, 900 sub
scribed. The even and symmetricalIy- devel-
oped holder-of- the Texas field of journalism
fOr-all-time does rot seem to relish the idea OF
opposition, and it has been constantly deluging
the budding scheme with cold water. It's Oppo-
SitiOn has only caused more activity and gener-
Osity among the subscribers of Republic StOckS
There is almost i certainty that the stock VIII
be taken, and If the scheme fails it viii be
the fault of the Republic and not OF Dallas.
The committees at work on the mater of the
opinion that most OF the stock Will be subscribed
by next Saturday evening. when another meet
ing will be held The Republic must have an
idea of holding the field itself Governor Gibbs
is authority for the statement that the presses
will harkly get to running in Dallas before
other branch paper viii be domiciled in San An
tonic
AN EXCELLENT PUBLICATION
The special edition of the Evening Times
Herald, which is now out IS one of the finest
papers ever issued in Dallas. Besides giving all
statistical information regarding the wonderful
growth of Dallas, it prints numerous cuts of the
tpest buildings IN the city. together with build
The paper contains sixteen pages, in handsomely
printed, and tells everything about Dallas that
is worth knowing.
A PAIR OF PULLS.
Joe X. Helm arrested early this morning
by Deputy United States Marshal J. NJ. Huffing-
ton for peddlng liquor without license out near
the waterWorks, in this city. Joe carrying
extensive order business and was having
Things his own way, with fair prospects of large
Several bottles OF beer were discovered by the
deputy under a sack with labels on them ad-
dressed to various persons.
W. L. Rushing, deputy United States marshal
of Fort Worth, arrived III Dallas this morning,
bringing Thom0s Harris The prisoner was ar
rested in Tarrant county and is charged with
4 OF train ont he
Houston and Texas Central railway on July I,
1889. Defendant is said to have been intoxicated
and when the train reached his neighbOThood in
4aTant county he pulled :hs bell cord and
brought the train to stand still.
BANKERS 60 TO KANSAS CITY.
Hon. Jas. KinCannon, national bank examiner:
Hon Henry Exall. vice-president North Texas
national bank; Z. NJ. Longcope, secretary Texas
bankers association; Thomas Scurry of Field q
Scurry; James Arbuckle of Arbuckle & Son. and
F. r. Malone, cashier North Texas national
las gentlemen who left to- night for Kansas City
to attend the bankers convention.
PERSONAL AND MINOR MATTERS.
Frank Leach of San Angelo is in the city. 1t
is needless to say he is rustling for the Concho
G, H. Earnest of Colorado City is in Dallas.
3ssSsfhe river is once more in its banks.
= Work On the new passenger depot of the Mis-
souri,, Kansas and Texas has commenced.
The Travelling Mems Aid association has in
vlfed ex President Cleveland to be present at the
fair on October IL Soldiers day
The city court tackled fOrty-nine toughs this
morning.
j. A. Wilson of Fort Worth visited Dallas to-
day.
4 Philadelphia base ball club composed en-
stiIsly of females are touring through the coun-
try saad they have decided to take in Dallas on
thetIfp. The manager has written to the base
sfs authorities OF this city stating that the club
sseUld be here on November l if they could secure
the park for that date, and he has been informed
that it is at their service.
The First Baptist church has appointed the
following delegates to the Baptist state conven-
ton which meets in Houston October f: Judge
John L. Henry, Rev. j. r. Malone, J. L Will
liams c. H Briggs, w. II Kay, r. I. Hanks,
w r. Howell, Will A. Watkins.