Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-12-09
LOCALITIES.

Yesterday attachment was run on the
paflman refrigerator plant by Young
y kuhen 70 satisfy Sl592. 93 debt.
4 stranger was robbed of $50 ut the
Union depo. last nigh. by crook direct
from Dallas. The crook eludeCt the OIL
GERS.
! Union lodge, No. 3lS, Independent
Order OF Odd Fellows, will have al in
teresting session Tonight. They expect
10 confer the second degree.
Suit ior divorce was filed yesterday By
Lena Mitchell against Samuel, her hus-
band, the grounds alleged being cruel
treatment and abandonment.
The remains of young Colt, who died
IN this city Sunday night while en- route
tn San Francisco from New York, were
embnlmed and shipped back 10 Buffalo.
The county commissioners met yester-
day and resolved to hold election for
special school tax OF 20 cents on the 500
! at Blue Mound, No. 3, aud Marine, No.
Fl, on January 10.
The suit OF j. F. Price against W. W.
Dunn for commission on $50, 900 real
estate sale was on trial in the district
! court yesterday and went to the jury late
In the afternoon.
The Odd Fellows building association
meets tonight to discuss important mat
tiers pertaining TO the erection OF the
proposed new templs. The directors are
ali expected to be present.
The colored people had meeting last
night and decided TO mako the Emauci-
patton celebration on January l an event
OF more than local interest. John NJ.
Lar
make an address.
Mr.. James, of Abilene. who is here in
the interest of his stalk breaking ma
chime, has arranged to give an exhibi-
ton Of his machiue TO u number OF citi-
zens on Saturday. He thinks Fort
Worth the best point in Texas for the
locator of his plant.
Howard Valck, I. J. Powell and r.
l.. CarlOck are back from hunting ex-
petition up the West Fork. and the
stories they relate OF the terrible hand
to-haui com bats with gray wolves, deaf
anu dumb farmers ana cold weather are
fearful to contemplate.
Thirteen tralnps were lodged in the
county jai! yesterday with fines charged
against them ranging from S. 10 SIS.
There are lot more OF the same sort OF
people IN the city just now that would be
glad TO find comfortable winter quarters
Il the hotel Richardson.
Ihere was runaway yesterday about
noon on Second street. 1t was double
team drawing q wagon, in which was a
u boy. The boy was thrown from the
seat to the ground and Was stunned for
awhile, but he came ar uud ali right IN
snort time, little worse for his expert
ence.
The Fencibles bazaar, which will open
on December 20, promises to be the So
clai event of this season. When sim
liar affair was given by the Light Guards
or Houston it was literally patronized,
aud the company cleared several thou.
sand dollars. The Fencibles should do
as we'll.
Bill Johnston is the name of negro |
who was arrested yesterday by Officer |
"a; Stephens and placed in the county |
Jail on the charge of theft, warrant hav- |
ing been issued by Justice c. b Reynolds. |
The nesro's operations though small seem |
to have been extensive, and stolen |
stoves, blankets, overcoats, shoes and !
other such articles are among the things |
recovered by the police. The negro
lived on Ham branch, between fifth and |
Sixth streets, on Peach.