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MagdaIcna Lost Her Case.

Magdalena Morten, the third wife of
Christian Morten, having failed to substan-
tiate the charge Of cruelty against him yes
terday, lost her case for divorce in Judge
Levy's department. Both of her prede-
cessors In the affections of the defendant
secured divorces from him on like charges.
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w. e. Norwond,s Estate.

Frank P. Hooper has applied for letters
OF administration upon the estate of w. E.
Norwood, consisting of half interest in the
firm Of Jones u Norwood. valued at $50, coo,
and seat in the San Francisco Stock Elk,
change. appraised at $500. The widow and
daughter are the only heirs
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Ont of Ulnper.

SAN JOSE, Oct. 6.-Mrs. Murphy Colon
bet. who was seriously injured by being
thrown from buggy about week ago, is
about recovered. She was unconscious nearly
a week. The case is most remarkable one.
Dan NJ. Murphy who is in Mexico and was
telegraphed to come home, has been notified
that his mother is out of danger.
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Hrrnsfed nm Susninion

SACRAMENTO. Oct. Gone day last week
the room Of +. L. Graves and wife in the
Mansion House was robbed of large
number Of shares Of mining stocks
and some jewelry. The next day a
man who roomed at the same place
went 10 San Francisco. and made another
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Vintims of "Tha KID

Tucson. Oct. Conformation was re-
ceived here this morning that The Kid"
in the mountains near Fort Thomas, shot
young White Mountain Apache. and he said
the whites and Indians had killed all his
friends. He would kill everybody he met
An unconfrmed telegram from San Carlos
states that six scouts were killed by lie
Kid "
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City Of Coranado.

SAN DIEGO, Oct. 6-The vote to-day on
the question of the segregation of Coronado
from San Diego resulted in a victory for the
Coronado people by a majority of 4S2.
Coronado is now an independent city.
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For a Pub ic Street.

SAN JOSE. Oct. 6-The Common Council
tonight granted the request of the Secretary
of the Treasury, asking that portion Of the
City Hall Park, between San Jose street and
the site selected for Government Post
office, be thrown open for public street.
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Killed by a Woman.

DRAIN Oregon, Oct. 6.-Nirs Hainy, liv-
ing few miles from town, shot and killed
F. F. Templeton last night Her husband
was away from home building a house for
Templeton, and the latter, it Is alleged, was
attempting to force an entrance when Mrs.
Hainy killed him. Templeton was about 90
wears nF ace
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WALLA WALLA, Oct. cat the Peni-
Tertiary here Sunday afternoon a convict
named Davis made an attack on Sergeant
Bond with a Ratchet. fracturing his skull.
II is thought Bond will die.
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Iomet UlscoVered bY frolesstf baTHaru'
LICK OBSERVATORY, Oct Ga faint
comet was discovered by Professor E. E.
Barnard at the Lick Observatory ats o'clock
SO minutes. Its position was right ascension
10 hours i minutes, 90 degrees south;
motion easterly. This is the fourteenth
comet discovered by Professor Barnard.
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SAN DIEGO. Oct. 6.-The body of little
Johnnie Collins, one of the victims of the
Petrol disaster five weeks ago, was found
near Ensenada, Lower California, this morn
ing. The body will be brought to San Diego.
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Increased License.

SEATTLE CWash.), Oct. 6.-At to-night's
meeting of the Common Council an ordi-
nance was passed Increasing the license of
all theaters containing bars to $1,000 an
nually. The license of oircuses was also
raised from $500 to $1,000 per day.
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The HibIe ma n Tax,-Na,.

Professor j. Blackledge read paper yes
terday on The Bible as Textbook in the
Schools of Higher Grade at the Methodist
preachers meeting in Central NJ. E. Church.
as system of moral philosophy and ms a
classic, inasmuch as its moral teaching is
the foundation of Christian social and 70.
litical institutions.
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Street Railway Franchise .

REDWOOD CITY, Oct. 6.-The Board of
Supervisors have granted a franchise for
street railway from the San Francisco
County line to Baden Station to Behrend
Joost, W. p. Thomas and others.
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viii be produced at the Alcazar this
evening with all the effect that good mount
ing, good company and long rehearsal can
give it. 1t is an English melodrama of the
hest SphnnI
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Kern Coun.v Colonists.

BAKERSFIELD. Oct. G.-Twenty-six set
tiers from Indiana arrived last night and
have gone to the lands prepared for them in
the colony tract.
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City Cnilantnr Missirp

Tucson, Oct. City Collector George
Ferter is missing This evening there are
various rumors. 1t is believed by his friends
that he has committed suicide. A shortage
in his accounts is reported.
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Walip Walia Races.

WALLA WALLA, Oct. G.-The first day of
the fall race citing this afternoon was at
tended by 500 people. The trotting race for
three-year-oldl was won by Mark Medium
in three heats. Best tine, 2:3Sh. There
were six entries. The three-quarter running
dash was won by Oregon Eclipse in l rs.
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Miss Kate Whitaker will deliver a DEM
onstrative lecture Oil cooking, in tie rooms
Of the Women's Educational and Industrial
Union. tomorrow afternoon, and the sub
ject will be, Swiss meringues, creme la
vanille. egg vermicelli, casserole of veal and
bird g
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Democratic County Committee

SACRAMENTO. Oct. 6.-The Democratic
County Committee met to-day but did not
succeed in filling the vacancies on the ticket
and will try again next week.
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Killed in a Nina.

FRESNO, Oct. G.-J. E. Keller of this city
was mashed to death in mine at Hildreth
east of here yesterday, by a rock falling on
him. He was II years of age. His head
was mashed almost to jelly.
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Yrska Races.

YREKA, Oct cat the last day of the
fair Wild Oats won the running mile dash in
:46h The trotting, mile heats, Wanda
won in three straight heats in . SO, winning
$500. Bingo took the purse for running
three-fourthS of a mile. Time, l %.
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kdiudped Insane.

FAIRFIELD, Oct. 6. - In the Superior
Court to-day Joseph Flammer an old resi-
dent of Susun, WAS adjudged insane and
committed to Napa.
The weather is exceedingly warm.
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loaning money, raising, curing and pre-
serving fruits. and marketing farm products.
The principal place of business is San Fran
cisco. Capital $4,000. of which $4,000
has been subscribed. Directors &C. W.
Davis, A. A. Hubbard, II. W. Snow. L. A.
Kelley. E. E. Bush, L. A. Kickoff and r. E.
Smith
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F. d. HASWELL.

F. B. Haswell, the wel-known real estate
agent of Oakland, died on Sunday. He was
81 years of age and had been engaged in
business in Oakland about half a dozen
years. He was the oldest son Of the Rev.
Dir. c. S. Haswell of Livermore. and
brother-in-law of w. II. Mills, the Southern
Pacific land agent.
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LATEST SHIPPING INrELLtGENCE.

Domestic Ports
ASTORIA-Sailed Oct 5-Br ship Strathbiane. for
United Kingdom. 6-Stmr State of California, for
San Francisco.
Movements of Transatlantic Steamer
NEW YORK-Arrived Oct 6--Stmr Fulda, from
Brpmen
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Rarrh inar Manhattan

ANAnItN, Oct. 6.-Tne Seventy eighth
Assembly District Republican Convention
met here this morning. A. Guy Smith Of
TuStin was nominated
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BIRTHS MlRRIAGES-DEATHS.

Firth, marriage and death notices sent by mall
will NOT be inserted. They must be handed in ut
either OF the publication ohces and be In iorsed
with the name aud resdalce OF persons authorized
to have tae same puDlishell
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A Fruit-Growinp Comnany

The Minneola Orchard and Vineyard Com
pany has Incorporated for the purpose of
buying and selling land, borrowing and
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Lassen County Fair.

SUsANvILLE, Oct. 6.-The first day of the
Lassen County fair opened today with
credltable pavilion entries. There were 500
in attendance
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San J,se SHIPMENTS.
MURDERER BENSON CAUGHT.

SAN JOSE, Oct 6.-The shipments of fruit,
wine, leather, ETC., last week, were 1858, 40
mounds
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BORN.

ALFS-In this city, September go TO the wife OF
+. Ais, a daughter.
JURY-In this city October 5. to the wife OF Henry
Jury, a daughter.
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The Bells of Haslemeren

stage managers. leader of the orchestra,
repieteur, and it takes seven railroad cars to
transport the entire company.
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THE NATIONAISLTS,

BAKERsFIELD, Oct. 6.-The new bank
Bank of Bakersfield" opened to-day.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-17

Coquetry is of two kinds-real and artfuI. The
IatIel, like mock turtle soup, is the best. Men
MAKE women what they are. They say to them:
Deceive us-only do it pleasantly -
NOW dress is part of the scheme. The mo-
Inent dressing became fine art mans domino
tlon was thing Of the past. The only way for
MIN 10 control women is to put them IN some
sort OF an institution and make them all dress
alke. This is death to coquetry and reduces
woman to the position of mere adjunct. Keep
IN your mind how the women look in such Gin
satutlons" and then gaze upon this dainty
creature with the sprigs of white lilac IN her
hand? Can't You almost catch the perfume
which she and the flowers exhale? She is armed
espapie. Begin with her hst-a Tuscan straw,
boat shaped, covered with black lace and
trimmed with native ribbons and flowers, with
two follow me, ladies" thrown to the breeze.
The hat Is extremely stylish and well qualified
70 break man up, if at all emotionally brittle.
Nor Is the dress less worthy of attention. It is
IN every sense of the word a work OF art, being
lovely combination of black lace and gray cash
mere, with the sleeves and petiicoat panels in
olack silk with black velvet diagonal bands.
Given this dress and hat and a pretty girl in
them, how willing some men would be to spend
500 for game and wine supper and then go
home to salt mackerel breakfast the next
morning.
And yet dress reformers want women to
abandon corsets; as If they would have any
abandon without them! However, let S be hon
est There are times when woman can't wear
corsets with any comfort. 1 am not q dress re-
former or any other kind of reformer. The old
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-17
THE WAR IN DAHoMEY.
NJ. Jean BayoI, the French Lieutenant.eov.

NJ. Jean BayoI, the French Lieutenant-Gov.
ernor.
Interest in Dahomey increases as the
difficulties encountered by the French in
the struggle with the Amazons are re-
vealed by the dispatches from West At
RIGA. The slave coast was divided be-
tween the German, English and French
the central section. a strip 100 mil es
wide, falling to the latter. The French
share included the Kingdom Of Porto
Novo and Dahomey. The former popu-
lation of 8 200 ZOO in Dahomey has been
reduced to 800 200 by the annual two
months slaughter of victims in human
sacrifice, to procure whom incursions
were made into the French territory Of
Porto Novo. Last summer NJ. Jean
Bayol, the acknowledgement at Porto
Novo, went to Abomey to demand of
King Kondo cessation of the incur
sions. During November and December
last NJ Bayol witnessed the slaughter of
victims in the "grand ceremonies, =
and protested against the massacre of
peaceful Porto Novans. Kondo's ans
wer was the beheading of $50 victims be-
fore the Frenchman Is eyes. Bayol es-
capped from AbomeY and his government
prepared for war. In February Kondo
seized Whidah and captured five French
prisoners. More troops are to be sent
from France and the conquest OF Kondo
and his women is only matter of time
and money.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-17
Copyrighted, 1891

material are very extremely modish, their
somber lines being set off by excentricity in trim
ming. Some of these merely trimmed with
bows of pink or of the new shade of lilac known
as dervenche. Ostrich tips serve as garniture
FER black hats when of straw set in
"a double circle around the edge of
the brim and the sides OF the low
crown. Straw hats this summer will be curved
and bent in most fantastic forms, crooked enough
to suit any disposition. In fact, it has been
bruited abroad that there is to be language of
hat brims. One may mean Look out, I'm
cranky another BE on your guard, I'm go
ing for you,'' and still another, Trust me and
come in out of the rain This last mention ed
hat, of course, calls for very wide brim. Then
there II be the sweet, confding, poetic, "good
as gold,' mobile girl'' hat. Here it is.
thought you'd like to see it. Non, as rule.
prefer the wildly fantastic in headgear. They
suspicious of the woman who has too much
repose of manner. Harry Littlethought, when
asked if he didn't think Blanche Folles de ROLES
had wonderful repose of manner, replied that
he did, adding that his shoulder fairly ached
before he had been on the veranda with her half
an hour.
This charming person in the picture wears
hat in perfect keeping with her face, the brim
having a continuous and even upward roll, the
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-17
A TesA of Courage.
Christian Union.


One dkthe greatest tests Of courage fst
on ones life quietly and faithfully IN
cloud of great neutrality-suspicious.
makes it uncertain in what direction OF
tiVity is hereafter to be put forth. This
an uncommon experience, but, althoughi
pens to many, it is never on that accou
easier to bear. Living by faith has alwl
volved q struggle even for the most heroic
and most of US learn it by the most painfI
cesses. Nevertheless, if we are to live wi
strength and peace. learn it we must. 500
later. II one broods over an uncert.
strength is paralyzed and work half done.
man who worries loses the power which {
from concentration and a calm putting 70
his whols force. There Is nothing to be 2
by this brooding; there is everything to be
A strong life is one which commands itsel
does not give up the rudder to every wi
circumstance. When the time OF uncerti
comes to strong man, he is not DETECTED
the thing in hand; il possible, he puts
strength and skill into it; not defying fort
but accepting providence by that calm dol
ones work which goes with the conscious
that the honest laborer is worthy Of his
and that work well done to-day means tn
portunity of more work tomorrow, Take
life bravely and strongly; If uncertainties
into it, meet them with quiet courage
good cheer. Above all, keep heart and han
your work, and trust the future to that di
providence which has ordered the fallin
every sparrow.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-17
Wfchita Valley Resl,pau.

The first passenger tram will run
this new red on May 81, ssIt will be +
excursion t6sthe town lgtssaIs at Dunde,
in Archer county. leaving Fort wer5
at a. m, itRuns shrough to Dunaet
and returns thsaafne day. EvsrythiS
will be done 6ake the trip enjsyabi
as well as psftahle to the exoursionists
Dundee yf9grow rapidly. A $1,000 busl
ness housads under contract, and man
more VIZ be built at once. Go along
you get.Ehalf fare rate, and will 50
enough to think about for the rest OF I'll
year. For any information address,
j. GRANT JONES,
Fort Worth, Tex.
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HALL COUNTY.
An Election Ordered for June II P,

An Election Ordered for June II P
Organizing the County.
Correspondence ofthe Gazette.
CLARENDON, Tex, May 15.-The
sioners' court of Donley county have h
precedented term this week. The cor
of the petition of Hall county, asking
ganization, came up on Monday and Is
this morning, when an order was ma
election to be held June II. The m
very hotly contested, the contest bel
between the towns of Memphis and {
Quite number of Han county people "
coming in wagons and camping. 1t ia
some that the end is not yet. Indeed.
s1dered by many that, though the {
crowd seem to have won, they are in ia
from an organization than they would /.
TO have waited for their petitioners to
come more clearly qualified, voters.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-17
Waco.
Special to the Gazette.

WACO, TEX, May 16.-Court will convene
Monday, when the criminal docket will be taken
up and disposed of in as short time as possible.
The Waco cotton mills are undergoing repairs
and being thoroughly overhauled and will be
ready to start up in few days. These mills
employ large force of operatives and are the
second largest of the kind in Texas.
W. @ Morgan came in from Brownwood and
is at the New McClelland hotel.
F. W. Richards has returned from Sherman.
J. G.. Conway of Fort Worth is in the city,
and is registered at the New McClelland hotel
Work has been commenced on the Provident
bank building, corner of Fourth and Franklin
streets. This will be one of the finest buildings
In the state when finished.
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a successful author. Ny last nov
by three publishers, and my
told by my publishers, are higher
the majority of their writers. I b
nre o. hearing my books and mar
the trains when am travelling, ~
give me from a quarter of q colun
and a half reviews. But what
Drought me in money? Let me
pocket TO you. Here is my actu,
1872, and includes, as you see, 70,
OF my novels, magazine article
everything is collected. Here i
S2,lIO. 40. Compare these actual
paragraph recently circulated in
reputed TO earn $40 900 from my De
wonder that the unsophisticated en-,
WITH false hopesP Yes, print these
VISA; only, Of course, withhold 1
Identity. l reproduce here tn
figures as they were given to me.
II were possible, for the sake OF
think literature is q bed of roses,
authors name.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-17

garniture being flowers and feathers, the COL
ors low in tone Such hat as this is verv an.
ptapTiate for the 'oldest ingenue,'' common
tsbs. Blanche Folles de. ROLES is pressing
ethirty, but she always insists on saving I've
girls" She said it ten times to Tom Turnstyle
in ten minutes, and he finally riposted with /:
Excuse me, thought you were q woman.
Girls are so kittenish, and then they always
turn their hats up at the back
They learned this from the men, by the vay. A
man doesn't turn his hat up from the back but
he does push it up when he uses that dreadful
slang get outo'' thing.
Soft, flexible, clinging fabrics are much in
vogue. Lyons silks. sateens, benRalires.
surahs, figured and plain. They draps well and
display fine figure to fun advantsge These
materials unite well with woolens, producing
charming effects. very pretty costume Of this
style is described as composed OF serge and
silk. the silk being gray striped with old rose.
Hhe fourrea3 opened on Z vest OF old Qr,ipure
7Eae bonnet was an arrangement Of heather, WIKI
black velvet strings, covering the hair, twisted
Ia grecque-altogether delightful creation
for young person.
/ was asked the question the other dav to
what degree woman may safely be 0 coouette.
It all depends upon age and station In life.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-17
Profits Of Authorship.

New York Letter to Philadelphia Press.
caught one Of our best-known authors in 3
confidential mode recently, and his comments on
the revenue of authorship, which he gave me
Pstmission afterwards to print, carry interest
with them. I may add that the name OF this
authcr is one of the most widely known in
american literature to-day. "Seyen years ago
chose between law and literature. had every
opportunity to succeed ct the bar, for, through
hard study and my connections, . lucrative
practice seemed open to me. But turned to
authorship. To-day am Ehstths world calls
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-17
Notice of ssockhoIders' Meeting ofthe LAREDO
improvement Company.

A special meeting of the stockholders
of the Laredo Improvement Company is
hereby called, to be held at the ONCE Of
the company, in Laredo, Tex, on the
goth day of May, 1880, between the
hours of 10 O'Clock q. IN. and (
o. clock p. m.
The object of the meeting Is - on IS -
the question of autharizaa tie issuance
of $500, eco Of arst mortgage per cent.
twenty year bonds upon the real estate,
slseftie motor street railway, electric
sligft plant and the franchises of the
company, for the purpose of carrying
forward such improvements as may be
determined upon by the board of direc-
tors, and such other purposes as they
may deem proper; also for the transact
ton of such other business as may prop
erly come before the meeting.
The board of directors will also hold q
special meeting at the same place, on
said day, TO take action in regard TO the
matters above stated.
HENRY FISHER, Secretary
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-17
PARIS.

The Picksts Will Attend the dwelling Of tile
Lee Monument, at Richmond, Va.
Special TO the Gazette
PARIS, Tex, Nay 16.-The Paris Piekets de-
cided last night to attend the unveilfng Of the
Lee monument, at Richmond, Va. on June 3.
This will be the only company from Texas that
will be present upon this great occasion. The
boys Will return home via Kansas City, where
they will enter the maiden contest in the inter-
state drill. Paris prides itself on having one OF
the finest military companies in the South.
The weather of the past week has been fine,
and crops are looking well.
Professor Robert T. Hill Of the state geolog-
ical corps delivered interesting lecture to the
pupils Of the public schools yesterday after
noon.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-17
Hubbard and DeGraffenreid at Marshall.
MARSHALL, Tex, May Is, 1851.

To the Gazette.
Ex-Governor Dick Hubbard and Hon. E.
DeGrsffenreid delivered addresses last night in
the district courtroom to full house. De-
Graffenreid spoke hour and quarters.
BY the time his speech was concluded, the cry
OF Hubbard, Hubbard, was heard all over the
house. He responded to the call, and delivered
an able address in about thTee-quarters OF an
hour. Notwithstanding Governor Huhbard's
friends were legion in this city since his speech
last night he has gained many more.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-17
A Defuncs Life Ip.urano. csssssssssny.

PHLADEIPHIA, Pa, May 15.-klarge meeting
OF policy holders in the defunct American life
insurance company was held to-day. They
heard report in effect that the policies now in
force amount to s., SOC, 900, of Q present value
81, 500, 900.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-17
Co&T HOUSE NOTES.
Four Divorce Suits Granted, and an Injunction
Suit Filed Against the CITY.

Suit Filed Against the City.
In the district court yesterday four divorce
suits were granted, Robert Jackson against Rosa
Jackson, Nancy Anderson against Thomas An
derson. W. Il. Smith against May Smith, and
Ada Eewsome against W. NJ. Newsome.
In the case OF W, E. stovalI against A. Hunt
ley, verdict of $500 was awarded to the plain-
tiff, and F. 8. Downs obtained about 5000 dam
ages against R. P. Bush.
j. II. Peters yesterday hled an Injunction suit
against Andrew Chambers and the city of Fort
Worth to prevent Chambers from building
house on tract of land which the plaintiff
claims Is street regularly laid out. The case
will be heard before Judge Beckham on Monday
morning at 10 o. clock.
The county court was busy on probate matters
yesterday, and the commissioner court having
passed upon all the claims adjourned until the
second Monday in June
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-17
Aee,dentaIlr shot Hinss,f.

Special to the Gazette.
HONEY GROVE, TEX, May 1T. o. Cole.
cashier First national bank, accidentally shot
himself in the left foot with target rifle this
morning. The bullet IN its course fractured
several bones. z.,,S55