Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-11

Words Pass Between the Lawyers Ar
guing the Lane Murder Case.
tached-A BoOskseper Found Dead
In His Ped.
Special to the Gazette.

Special to the Gazette.
DALLAS, Ten. Nov. 1O.-J. j. Casey
q white man, runs saloon and negro
dive en- Camp street. lie was pulled by
the police for keeping q disorderly house =,
and in the city court this morning was
Ened $500. A number Of negro girls aud
women testified in the case, and the tes-
and showed conclusivelT the deprsved
condition of those who frequent Casey's
joint.
Chief Deputy United States Marshal
Huntington has just returned from Graz
ham, having in charge Isaac Hobsou on
Il writ OF commitment. Hobson is
CHARGED with a crime committed in the
Indian Territory in 1887. He has been
in jail for some time, having been taken
from Sherman to Graham, and now to
Dallas.
officer Ramsey of the police force is
one of the happiest men in Dallas. Tbs
cause OF his Joy is the arrival of II eleven
and q half pound boy a his house. Officer
Alexander, the grandpa OF the new ac-
cessiou to the Ramsey household, also
has on his Sunday sUiii6. The boys say
that the "papu'' was so elated when he
was sent for the doctor tina: he jumped
Oh transit car and made complete cir
cult of the road, arriving home without
the family physician.
A little life was thrown into the
routine of the Fourteenth district court
this morning. While the motion for
new trial in the Lane murder case was
being argued words passed between Mr..
nh,:y Of ion,
and Mr.. Dudley Wooteu. attorney for
the defense, when the former threw an
inkstand at the latter. Judge Burke
promptly fned Mr.. Obenchain S25 and
quiet WAS restored. The motion for G
new trial in the case was overruled.
To-day an attachment was run on
200 2-5 acres of land in the Mcdowell
survey in Five-Mile creek, owned By Il.
V. Harris, to satisfy judgment OF
81 ,00S O3 in favor of the Martini Brown
company against Starks s. Hurts, judg-
ment having been obtained in the district
court of Tarrant county.
John B. kuntZ, man thirty-fve
years old, weli-known IN this city, hav-
lug held various positions as book
keeper, was found dead i'll his room this
morning. Some time ago his wife OBJ
tanned divorce from him on the
grounds of intemperance, but short
time ago they were Remarked. kuniz
died from natural causes and leaves
some property for wife aud child.
On Saturday q negro boy named Henry
Kane was arrested on the charge of
stealing diamond from Mrs. Gordon at
62 BRYAN street. Mrs. Gordon reported
the robbery to police headquarters, and
stated that Young Kane was suspected.
Officer Psgues watched for Henry and
arrested him, when the boy confessed to
the charge, but stated that he had given
the diamond to negro woman. The
second party was found, who owned 10
having sold tbs diamond to pawn
broker. The pawn man disclaIms any
knowledge of the transaction. To-day.
the parties were taken before the grand
jury.
Commodore Miller, q noted negro
character who for some time has figured
in the ways of the crooked in this city,
was up to-day in the criminal court on g
charge of rape. There are various in
dictmeuts against Miller, and he is liable
to occupy the atteniOn of the court TO
some time to come.
Six years ago a shooting scrape took
place in front of the St. George hotel in
which a hack driver called tLittls Red''
WIS killed and Bob Perkins was crippled.
Another hackmsn named Bob Land was
arrested for the crime and released on
$4,000 bond. The case has from time 10
time been continued. This morning the
case was stricken ON the docket for
lack of evidence TO convict.
Real estate transfers to-day, $40, 09l.