Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-23
of friends who wish the bride and groom
every sinnasa


of friends who wish the bride and groom
every success.
Gus Smith was very seriously injured
yesterday, while riding on horseback, by
being thrown from a horse which fell
upon him. When seen just second be-
fore the accident he was
jerking on the cheokreln, and the next
that was seen he was fat on his back
with the horse lying across him. The
horse could not rise and Smith Is foot was
eaugh fast in the stirrup. The horse
was pulled off and the man, in semi
unconscious condition, was carried
to DR.. Grammar office, where every
thing was done to relieve his pain.
There is a severe conclusion of the lower
spine and probable internal injuries, but
the doctor was unable to state how Sc
rious they were. Smith has been en-
ployed as cook for the contractors on the
albuquerque, Turner, Hurley s. Lynch,
and was on his way thlther when the &C.
cident occurred.
The railway mali service bulletin for
May 81 issued by superintendent Weaver
of the eleventh postal division with head
quarters at Fort Worth, records the re-
nroval of clerk of class 8 and another
of class l and the suspensions of seven
clerks for varying periods.
"Nsver before IN the history of Fort
Worth have there been so many young
tadies visiting in r 1T Worth as now"
was the remark of q favorite society gen.
tTeman last evening. eft keeps the
boysbustling these days to do the proper
thing. -
a discussion of the questIo of incor-
poration was discussed last night in q
meeting of the Southslders at Tillman's
beer garden. There will be speaking on
the same question next Monday night at
Pope's grocery, and on the following
Wednesday night at tho Beacon Light
chapel. These meetings are in favor of
a separate corporation only as step
towards uniting with the city.
A marriage license was issued yester-
day to d. MoGinnis and Miss Lena Sex
ton, W. h. Cassidy and Miss Sue
Weatherford, Robert R. Darrah and
Miss Annie E. Ferret.
The Como club had q special meeting
last night to settle up the Maifest affairs.
There was pleasant lawn social last
night at the residence of J. NJ. Lyles on
Burnett and Fifth streets. The enter
Strawberries, ices and cake were served
by the children of the first Presbyterian
church.
The pupils of building TX had their
closing exercises yesterday morning at
$3.50.
THE GAZETTE begs to acknowledge
the receipt of an extremely neat card
of invitation to the commencement exer-
cises of the state agricultural and me-
ohsnical college at College station, which
occurs on June 8, and 10. The
contains the names of
Messrs. W. f. Birmingham, J. 81.
Luckett and r. L. VauZandt of Fort
Worth as of the graduating class. The
subjects Of their graduating theses will
be respectively these: The Pratt Trust,
Iron Deposits and Public Roads.
General Secretary Stone, of theYoung
Mems Christian association, has received
word that Fred G. Mitchell, travelling
secretary of that organization for
the state of Kansas, will arrive
in this place tonight at, 7:10 o'clock, he
will be with the ASSOCIATION until after
Sunday and will be in the rooms corner
Fourth and Houston most of the time;
it isehoped that as many of the members
as possible will try and meet him.
Acknowledgement ], s. Hogg, who has
been in Fort Worth for the past couple
Of days, meeting the people and viewing
the Spring Palace, leaves to-day for
Hlllsboro, where he speaks on Saturday.
On Monday he will speak at Corsicana,
Sherman on Tuesday, Montague Thurs
day, Henrietta Friday, Childress Satur-
day, He speaks in Fort Worth accord
ing to schedule on Saturday, June 2S. |
During the last thirty days he has made |
tweuty-one speeches. In conyersa- |
ton last evening he said the pres
ent state Of bis campaign was quite |
favoahls; that he had found numerous |
friends In every part of the state he had |
visited, though he could not foreten |
what the future might bringt bring forth. |
He is an agreeable gentleman to converse |
with, and is thoroughly impregnated
with the topic which he is engaged In
discussing before the public.