Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-12-05
LOCALITIES,

Marriage license was granted YESTERDAY
to w. J. Lewis and Miss Nellie HutchIn.
son.
In the district court suit was filed yes.
terday by Martha Stuart against f. T
Pullman to foIeclose mechanic g lien fol
$500,
In the case of the City National Bank
VS.. D. c. Martin, tried IN the county
court yesterday. judgment was rendered
for the defendant.
Revival services at the Cumberland
Presbyterian church to-day at 3, song
service at 7:l5 and preaching at 7:4j
p. m. All are cordially invited TO at
| tend.
The case of John s. Crozier against
| the Fort Worth and Denver and Gulf :,
Colorado and Santa Fe railway COM
panies for damages was given to the jury
IN the district court yesterday.
The Hyde park from which it is pro-
| posed to measure the city limits under
the intended reorganization is located at
the old Baptist church on Jennings' av-
| enue, between Ninth and Tenth streets.
Arrangements are now made by which
| Professor Brownson of the Kansas Work.
man and Col. c. II. Hanson of the Peo-
pies Signal. formerly published at Mar
lin, Tex, will unite ia the publication of
the Industrial Educator at Fort Worth.
The general order bulletin of the rail-
way mail service, issued by Superintend-
ent Weaver from the headquarters Of the
Eleventh division at Fort Worth, under
the date of December 3, 1890, contains
notice of a half dozen suspensions for
various periods and for various reasons.
The appearance tonight at Green
wall 8 opera house of Alexander Salvini,
supported by good company, will be
one of the dramatic events of the pres
ent seafon. The attraction was secured
at Il late hour, and SO was not made
public before.
''It's going 10 rain soon, - said a man
about town last night in an emphatic
tone. 81 know it by looking at the
pavement. You will always notice just
before rain the concrete pavement is
damp and has dull, wet color, while IN
dry period the pavement is almost
white. That is a better guide to the
weather than your corns.''
Yesterday c. A. Bridgeman was ad-
mitted to practice at the bar of Texas
after passing an examination in highly
credtable manner. In fact, the gen.
tlemen OF the legal profession who
were present at the examination state
that his answers were unusually correct.
Mr.. Bridgeman has studied with Messrs.
Carlock " Powell. He promises to take |
q leading place in the profession.
To-day occurs the Farmers Alliance |
barbecue at the Union stockyards. Col. |
John HOxie aud his associates have made |
extensive preparations to take care of |
all who are present. The event promises /
10 be an interesting one. There will be |
an abundance of meats and side dishes
and there Will be some speeches to aid |
digestion. The invitation extended is u
general one, and the Indications are that
It will be generally accepted.
A chap named Dugan is in the hands
of the Fort Worth officers on charge of
impersonating an officer. a week ago
he was arrested for carrying
gun, but upon his assertion that he
was a deputy United States marshal
nothing was done with him. Since then
his actions have been peculiar, and upon
with Marshal George
knight, il was learned that he was not a
deputy, aud last night Officers Bill
Rushing and Peyton Maddox gathered
him in.
Germania lodge No. 3414, knights of
Honor, elected in regular meeting, De-
cember 4, 1890, the following officers for
the ensuing year: Past dictator, K.
Brunow; dictator, l.. II. Schubert; vice.
II. Brann; assistant dictator,
f. Zelichowsky; reporter, f. C. Won
ErSleben; financial, Charles Oppenheim;
treasurer, Hy Steinfeldt; chaplain, Ju-
ius Bottle; guide, A. Haberzettle;
guard, u. kurtz: sentinel, Charles
irull; trustees, Joe Mayer, Charles
Soheller, Max Ludwig; grand represent
alive, Il. Brunow; assistant repressta-
i've, Hy SteInfeldt.
Two fire alarms were turned in yester-
lay morning, neither of which gave the
ire department much trouble. White-
ide's saloon on Main street was the
Gene OF one alarm. The blaze was ex-
inguished with buckets. A Negroes l
sbin in the lower part of the city was 5
he scene of the other. Damages to a {
mall amount was done.
The Salvation army has again struck |
he city. The skirmishers, composed of {
apt. Foster and one or two others, are +
ere, and will hold forth at the taber- q
scle, corner of Rusk and Ninth. in 4
'hich to open their batteries against I
atan and sin, on next Sunday afternoon I
{ 2:30 O'Clock. Capt. Foster is q :
uxom young lady of about twenty r
ears, and they expect to take the forts
the wicked IN this city by storm,