Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-09-10
LOCALITIES.

Mr.. Joe Golstein and Miss Dora Ancheeks were
granted license to embark upon the sea of matri-
mony yesterday.
Willis King is the name OF young man land
ed in the calaboose last night on charge of pistol
toting. He alleges that he is or was detective.
Viii Tishraaker has been fined $500 and given
two years Imprisonment b. the county court
jury for slapping one Kate Summers in the face.
1t comes expensive.
The public will be glad to learn that at the
suggestion of Mayor Peter Smith the city coun-
Gil has decided to consolidate the various NUM-
cipal officers in one building.
Sheriff Richardson and Deputy Jim Maddox
got back yesterday afternoon from hard trip
to the south line OF Tarrant
county and into Johnson county
in pursuit of cattle thieves. They started out at
the previous midnight and rode all day through
q drilling rain. They missed their men, but
have not given up the chase.
Officer Dick Kits last night lodged in the cal
aboose one William deOrme on charge of assault,
He is an actor, song and dance man, in down
town variety theater. Yesterday after
noon he kicked his wife,
Earl, who is a song and dance lady, reputed to
possess great beauty, declared when the arrest
was made that the assault amounted to nothing,
but the doctor who was called Immediately after
the occurrence took place, asserts that De Orm
kicked her so hard in the stomach that the
blood spurted from her mouth.
The business OF the district court was opened
up Yesterday with the granting of q couple of
divorces to-wit: E. Pulen from John R. Fulen;
Elite Roberts from j. w, Roberts.
The Young Mems Christian Association met
for business purposes last night and transacted
much of important nature. The financial
status of the concern was shown to be most sat
lsfactory and encouraging.
In the county court yesterday Bill Oliver
vagrancy on appeal from the city court was fined
So H. P Shiel was acquitted of the charge OF
keeping saloon open on Sunday, as also was
William Dietz of the same charge in one case.
The grand jury has had about fifty witnesses
be fore it for exami nation since it began its
sion, but as yet no bill has been returned
though several are in course of preparation.
To-day four five will be returned. AS yet
surprising case has been taken up.
The Federation OF Labor finished its business
early yesterday morning after the passage of
resolutions long and comprehensive. Some
sixty delegates were in attendance, of
whom the bulk OF the Farmers
Alliance. Mr.. P. H. Golden of Dallas presided,
j. G. Rhodes acting as secretary. Tho proceed
lngs were harmonious throughout, and very
little time was lost in oratory. The resolutions
passed will appear IN this paper tomorrow
morning.
At O'Clock yesterday afternoon from the
residence, corner Second and Taylor streets, oc-
Cured the funeral of Farris Mosely, the young
man fatally shot by Ed Kennedy on Monday
evening. Farris Mosely had numerous friends
in the city, and it a long cortege that tol-
lowed his remains to Ghe grave.
The Tarrant county commissioners yesterday
concluded their regular monthly session. The
the letting of contract for $500 bridge Big
Bear creek, on the Padensville road, ap-
pointing iuries OF view on the
Mansfield and Johnson county line and the
absence to Superintendent William Kelly of the
county poor farm. The report of Commissioner
in Charge j. w. Higgins showed there are at
present ten inmates OF the paor farm.