Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-23
DALLAS.
A Milliner Makes Deed OF Trust
Stacy demanded to Jail.
s{}ne. OF the Gang o. Housabrsakers sQusaI,
s"~ and Tits VII. IRA tn. p IN Ter Is-Eu-
PERTAINING the ExcursIonists.

Special to the Gazette.
DALLAS, Ten, Nov. pa peculiar
runaway that was at first thought to
have been attended with fatal results,
took place this morning on Commerce
and Lamar streets. Mr.. Ed Prather OF
the Ninth National bank, was coming
down Commerce street in his buggy,
when the horse became frightened ano
ran. From Commerce street the horse
turned into Lamar and in making the
turn, fell. but at once regained his feet
with one of the buggy shafts between his
legs. The horse still ran. When the
Houston and Texas Central crossing was
reached Mr.. Prather was thrown from
the buggy. When help reached him he
was in al unconscious condition. Med
ical aid was summoned, but when the
doctor arrived Mr.. 2. had regained con-
seriousness and was soon all right. The
horse ran about block from where his
driver was thrown out, but when he
found the lines free he stopped running,
turned around and came back to the
scene of the accident and waited for his
master. What frightened the horse,
Mr. Prather is unable TO say.
The gang of thieves that have infested
Dallas since the fair do not appear to
contine themselves to any particular
branch of their profession. They have
INDUCED in housed breaking, highway
robbery, confidence games, and now
saddle fiend hobs up. Saddles have been
stolen from wagon yards aud other
places. This morning man giving his
name as George Fuller was arrested with
a stolen saddle in his possession. He
was identified as man who few days
ago had sold S35 saddle for So, and at
the time put up some cock and bull
story, giving his name as j B. Reming-
ton. He Is a white man about twenty
five years old. aud it is safe to say he
will be furnished quarters at RusA for
some time TO come.
Robbie Reardon, son OF f. NJ. Rear
don, who resides on Ervay street, last
night met with painful accident.
While going toward passing street car
he in some way fell, and one of the
wheel guards struck him in the breast.
He remained unconscious for while.
The doctors say he Is not dangerously in
jured.
This afternoon a Waterman burs'ed on
the corner of Akard and Main streets.
The passersby were surprised TO see a
new ''artesisu well' suddenly burst
forth beneath their feet, the water run
ming down the gutter in a large stream,
but closer observation revealed the
cause of the large flow.
The case of John Swensou for assault
on Lawson of Fort Worth for alleged in
suit to Mrs. Swenson came up in the
police court this moaning, and Swenson
was dismissed. Lawson will be tried on
Monday.
Mrs. T.. Rives, who has been engaged
in the millinery business at 724 Elm
street, to-day transferred her stock and
fixtures, valued at $500, to J. H.
Brantly by deed of trust. The indebted
ness is as follows:
j. ii. Brantly, notes, $3.50. so; Cen
trail national bank, notes Endorsed by
j. Fl. Brantiy, 500; j. b. Rosenthai
millinery company of st. Louis, notes
Endorsed by j. H. Brsntly, $3.50; j. n.
Trice, notes indorsed by J. II. Brsntly,
$500; total. S3409. so.
c. G. Stacy, charged with passing
bogus drafts, was taken before Judge
Burke last evening on a writ of habeas
corpus. The evidence was heard by the
Judge, and he then remanded the pris-
oner back to jail until Monday.
the gang OF housebreakers arrested
last night by the police and thought to
be part of the gang who have worked
here so extensively for the past few
days, were transferred to the county
Jail. One of the prisoners squealed and
took the officers to the fair grounds,
where lot of plumber was found. The
:1ne re ported as Kim and recognized by
Detectives Kinney and Taylor of Mis-
souri, says his name is LEM, aud that hs
lives in Terre Haute, Ind. kim, or
LAM. as it may be, says there are three
in the gang; that one of the man ar
rested last night did not belong to them.
Thia leaves one still at liberty, and the
officers are after him.
The Kansas City excursionists reached
Dallas late this evening via the Santa
Fe. The party were met at the depot by
committee of citizens who took the
guests TO the Grand Windsor, where q
sumptuous banquet was served at 9:3U.