Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-10-22
LOCALITIES.

Cards are out for The marriage of Mr.
! ALVIN Henderson and Miss Blanche
| Hartsfield, ut the Baptist church mex
! Wednesday evening at o'clock.
/ The case of c. G. Glass against the
/ Fort Worth and New Orleans railway
( company has been Lefore the county cour
/ since last Friday evening. 1t went tt
! the jury last evening.
! The friends and acquaintance of the
/ late r. T. Chambliss are requested Ia
attend his funeral this morning at 1C
! o'clock. The services will take place NJ
that time at the Catholic church. He
had many friends, who will learn the
news OF his death with sorrow aud
regret.
Yesterday JEFF Earl was given judg-
ment against the Missouri. Kansas AMI
Texas Railway company for Sl45 in the
ounty court. The suit was for $500.
number OF suits have been filed re-
Gently against the Riverside street rail-
way company by parties who claim that
their property has been damaged by ex-
cavatious on East Third street. The
sums now sued for aggregate some $1,000.
Constable Billy Mayfield had an excit-
ing time with q couple of toughs yester-
day evening. He and Officer Riggles
arrested one of them for as
sault, and while conveying him
TO Justice McClung's Office for
examination, the othsr grabbed the
constable and held him so the prisoner
might escape. But Billy was handy
with his dukes, and soon got loose aud
recaptured the flying tough. Later on
be was looking for the one who held him,
aud by this time il Is likely both are
landed in the county jail for resisting an
officer.
There never was a time when the
advantage of driving park and live
stock fair attachment located at Fort
Worth was more apparent than
now So spoke Fort Worth
exhibitor of livestock at the
Dallas fair yesterday. "If we had n
good track in Fort Worth and would
hang out good purses that could be COM
peted for by all horses without restric-
tiou, we would have the best aui-
mails in the country on the course.
And the livestock fair feature would be
a great card. There are many reasons
why this feature OF the Dallas fair grows
less interesting each year that would not
apply at Fort Worth, which is naturally
the livestock center Of Texas.
Officer Reaves yesterday found de-
moralized specimen of humanity trying
TO break the lock ut the city calaboose so
that he might enter and secure
Judgment. The officer took him
10 City Physician West, who ordered the
fellow taken TO the hospital. The man
is in terrible physical condition and gives
evidence of weak mental capacity. He
is from the Indian Territory.
Two events OF much interest were pre-
vented by the rain last night-the car
penters' and ioiuters' meeting at the
courthouse and the closing seryics at the
Bethel mission tabernacle.
A man named Bryant, employed in the
Texas and Pacific yard, was the victim
of u slight accident yesterday afternoon.
His injuries were not serious, and he will
be on his feet again in a few days
The Republican county central COM
mittee met at the city hall yesterday and
routine business and nd
iourned to meet again next Saturday q.
$3.50 p. m, when all members of the
and all candidates on the
Republican tickle. are expected to be